Providence College track team quits over television rule
Twelve athletes at Providence College have been suspended or quit after a dispute with coach Ray Hanlon over a rule forbidding television in dorm rooms. Four runners from Syracuse Utica Beverly and Stamford were suspended for resisting the policy, with eight others affected as the program faces possible no spring varsity competition. The incident follows broader rule violations under a coach noted for a strict regimen. The athletic director said an investigation is underway as Georgetown faced similar issues in the spring.
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Tom Malloy
Stamford
Conn
LaBonte
Georgetown University
Television adds more baseball and sports on air this year
NBC will televise seventy one regular season games including 25 Saturday games starting April 12 and three Monday night dates. Angels Dodgers and Giants TV schedules are listed with All-Star and playoff dates. ABC returns with college football and plans a wild card option. boxing, racing, and the Munich Olympics rights are noted alongside Wide World of Sports features.
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San Diego
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Houston
Telenews
ABC
UCLA
USC
Notre Dame
Global Sports Television, Inc
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Scrap Iron Johnson
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Dodgers Win 4-2 in Exhibition Showdown
Dodgers win 4-2 in a spring game marked by mixed results and praise from Alston. Angels celebrate hardware for the three game series including two trophies and a new memorial award. Rigney notes excellent turf, Bee Rodgers tops Angel-Dodger clash with four appearances.
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Anaheim
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Reds
Jim Breges
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Don Drosdete
Houston
Angels
Tulloh Sets Longest Marathon Challenge From London
Bruce Tulloh, 33, former European 5,000 meter champion now retired, leaves London for Los Angeles to begin a 2830 mile run to New York. He aims to finish by late June, running about 45 miles daily, seeking to better the record set by South African Shepherd.
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T Birds Face Devils at Long Beach Arena
Veteran John Hall will start for the Los Angeles Thunderbirds against the Detroit Devils in roller league play at Long Beach Arena. Hall previously served as Detroit’s general manager and recently signed with the T Birds. Game time is 8:30.
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San Diego Chosen for North Central America World Cup Final
The United States Soccer Football Association announced on Thursday that San Diego will host the North and Central America championship game in World Cup elimination matches. The note mentions ongoing NBA Playoffs in San Francisco as unrelated content.
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Dallas ABA raiding NBA targets college stars
Max Williams, general manager of Dallas in the American Basketball Association, says the ABA may raid the NBA and accuses the NBA of tampering by signing top collegians before their senior years. He notes many share this view.
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Brice Knocks Out Jones in L A at Olympic Auditorium
Bantamweight Lenny Brice of Los Angeles stops Ronnie Jones of Chicago in three rounds at the Olympic Auditorium. Brice lands a body shot and a finishing left to the chin at 2 42 of the third, improving to 15 knockouts in 21 wins. Jones falls to 41-15.
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UCLA Coach Wooden to Lead West in Aloha Classic
Coach John Wooden of the NCAA champion UCLA Bruins will coach the West squad in the Aloha Basketball Classic in Honolulu April 9 11 and 12 Joining Bruins Lynn Shackelford on the squad are Bud Ogden Mack Calvin Ted Wierman Don Griffin Harry Hall Lewis Lillie Jack Gillespie and others. Joe Frazier predicts Dave Zyglewicz key for a 15 rounder in Houston April 22. Mauno Nissinen leads NCAA gymnastics all around in Seattle. A group headed by Lewis R Keller buys Seminole Downs race track for 1.5 million plan to start operations next April. Toscano loses Greensboro Open after wrist injury from errant drive. Ashe and Court reach semifinals at Caribe Hilton International Tennis. Willie McCarter leads West All Stars past East 98 85 in senior game in Memphis. Arizona State leads San Diego State after two rounds of Far West Intercollegiate Golf. Howard Braun rises to fourth in ABC Classic Singles. Jim Stefanich tops Firestone Tournament of Champions after seven of eight wins.
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Bud Ogden
Santa Clara
Mack Calvin
USC
Ted Wierman
Washington State
Don Griffin
Stanford
Harry Hall
Wyoming
Lewis Lillie
Hawaii
Jack Gillespie
Montana State
Exhibition baseball notes from multiple spring games
Fragmentary baseball report lists various exhibition games with line notes, players and managers. Mentions teams like San Diego Chicago New York Houston and Atlanta with players such as Hiatt Marichal McNally and Seaver. Results show wins losses and extra innings with multiple HRs and substitutions.
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Sudden Death for 76ers Against Celtics
Philadelphia faces elimination as the 76ers and Celtics clash in a decisive game six of the Eastern semifinal. Boston leads the series three games to two after winning game five 119 116. Hal Greer aims to carry Philadelphia with a return to form while Chet Walker remains sidelined with a knee strain.
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Former Yankee Dies in Canton Ohio
Charles Stanceyl Jr a right handed pitcher for the New York Yankees in 1941 died Thursday at his Canton Ohio home of an apparent heart attack He was 53 years old.
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Gable O'Connor Named in Correspondent Ray Ruody Note
A fragment from a correspondent Ray Ruody mentions Gable O'Connor in a terse note. It appears as a brief newsroom marker without full context.
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Ray Ruody
Undefined Diving Entrants From Fragments
Incomplete OCR text lists numerous diving entrants and clubs with scattered names and affiliations. The readable parts mention divers from Wisconsin, Princeton, Westminster, Louisville, and Salt Lake City among others, with club affiliations such as Diving Club and Aquatic Club.
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Mike Unoat
Rtmouth
Bogie
Ree Ryan
Bares
Gee
Randy Hor
Sakance
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Westminster
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Eng
Dick Schulze
Ison
Wisc
Nis Mortman
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Avery
Paul Hubertos Coyotes
Louisville
Benett
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Janet
Suale
Gine
Dallas Post ABA Wins Derby Clash Over Houston
Dallas broke free in the second half to run to a 144 to 136 ABA victory over Houston Thursday. The game featured high scoring exchanges with Dallas edging ahead in the final period.
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Houston
Chaparrals Rally Past Pipers as Colonels Close Regular Season
The Chaparrals trailed at halftime 66 65 then surged in the third quarter to dominate the second half. The Kentucky Colonels built a 26 point third period lead and held on for a 109 101 win over the Minnesota Pipers, ending their regular seasons.
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Verbum Del $1 St John Feels An Old Sigh
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a St John transaction or event involving the price one dollar. The readable text references a "Verbum Del" phrase and an old sense or sigh associated with the subject.
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Trojan Tennis Wins Streak Hits Eight Against Arizona
Southern California defended national title with a 6 3 victory over Arizona in a dual match extending its unbeaten run to eight.
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Arizona
Tokyo Flames Mark Upset Victory in Boxing Night
In a dramatic show, Flash Geilego defeats Rokuro Ishinama by knockout in the 129th round as Mendoza and Jerimen compete in a separate bout. Massachuse Misom and Niccoting fight in Argentina with Manuel Hernan Jeri Men. Georgie Jgnmnen also noted.
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Bruins overwhelm Maple Leafs 7-0 in NHL playoffs
Boston goalie Gerry Cheevers posted a second straight shutout as John Bucyk scored twice and the Bruins led Toronto 2-0 in their East preliminary series. Montreal stunned New York 5-2 to take a 2-0 lead in the East Division semifinal as Jacques Plante blanked Philadelphia and St. Louis beat Philadelphia 5-0 in a quarterfinal.
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College Baseball Result Summary
Western State Long Beach and UC Davis reported scores in a college baseball context with mixed results. Specifics include Hawaii, San Diego, and other teams, with unclear final tallies and opponents.
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Diego
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