NCAA Violations Highlight Pressured Colleges and Funny Pitfalls
The piece outlines NCAA enforcement, noting major universities penalized including USC UCLA California Indiana Illinois and Houston. It details cases at Pan American LaSalle St Bonaventure Florida State Utah State and explains the investigation process led by Warren Brown and the whistleblower-driven system where peer schools police themselves.
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Pan American
LaSalle
USC
UCLA
California
Indiana
Illinois
Houston
Warren Brown
Kansas
Illini
Doug Mills
Brown
Utah State
Florida State
St. Bonaventure
Pan American College
Edinburg
Texas
Bronco
Florida
Acapulco
Raleigh
N.C
Panama City
Panama
Buffaloes Top USC 74 54 Behind Colemans Bench Spark
Colorado beat Southern California 74 to 54 at Boulder as Mike Coleman 6 foot 5 from the bench scored 9 of 12 and pulled seven rebounds. Ron Taylor battled foul trouble for USC as the Trojans shot 26.9 percent while Colorado hit 42.2 percent to run to 2 0 in pre conference play.
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Colo
Mike Coleman
Colorado
Buffaloes
Southern California
Coleman
Ron Taylor
Trojans
USC
Vikings
Rams
Jean Claude Killy
Wrigley Field
California
Viking
Norm Brooklin
Bears
Allen
Baltimore
Wendell Tucker
Ram
Joe Sullivan
Wendell
Sullivan
Tucker
Gabriel
Snow
Clancy Williams
Phoenix Loses 11th in Row Oaks String Streak
The Seattle Supersonics erased a 10 point halftime deficit to beat Phoenix 118 108 on Monday night. Cincinnatus Powell hit a field goal with 17 seconds remaining to lift the Dallas Chaparrals 112 111 over Oakland and end the Oaks 10 game win streak.
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Cincinnatus Powell
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Freema
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Indiana
Dee
Miami
Ogier Tabbed by Angels in Major League Draft
Maurice Ogier a right handed pitcher from Minnesota’s Denver roster was taken in the third round by the Angels with the 20th pick overall. If his arm heals he will join the club. otherwise he will be held in reserve until ready. He posted a 6.00 ERA over 30 innings at Charlotte after limited spring work.
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Tulsa
Bob Chance
Washington
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Moe) Quier
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San Diego Padres
Preston Gomez
Bobby Klaus
Gene Alley
Wait
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Red Patterson
Don Drysdale
Alston
Houston
Mike Cullar
Montreal
Jesus Alou
Cuellar
Denny Lemaster
Curt Blefary
Astros
Sandy Valdespino
Paul Doyle
Atlanta
Richmond Farm
Eddie O’brien
Seattle University
Seattle Pilots
Pilots
Boston Braves
Libby Sisti
Earl Torgeson
Clinton
Iowa
Newark
N.Y
Harry Walker
Gary Geiger
Geiger
Tulsas
St. Louis
Cardinal
Joe Horner
Horner
Rams fall in snow and mud as Vikings rally for win
Rams and Vikings clash in a bruising setback for Los Angeles. Wally Hilgenberg’s sideline flare sparks tension while Dick Bass injures ribs but aims to return. Bears surge in Central Division pace as the race tightens with Minnesota.
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Wally Hilgenberg
Hilgenberg
Dick Bass
Chicago Bears
Bears
Washington
Detroit
Minnesota
Rams
Coliseum
Green Bay
Vikings
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Jack Snow
Merlin Olsen
Milt Plum
Chuck Lamson
Angels to Open 1969 Season At Home Against Pilots
The Angels announce an 81 game schedule with 77 playing dates at Anaheim Stadium. Opening day is April 8 against expansion Seattle Pilots, with four doubleheaders and 19 day games including 15 on Sundays.
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Anaheim Stadium
Seattle Pilots
Seattle
Minnesota
Chicago
Oakland
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Bulge
Detroit
Esha
Hington
Baltimore
Siengo
Kansas
Oaklands
Seattl
Pistol Pete s 52 points pace LSU over Loyola New Orleans
LSU guard Pete Maravich scored 52 points on 22 of 34 shooting and 8 of 9 free throws with 11 assists as LSU defeated Loyola New Orleans 109 to 82. Also noted were North Carolina and other major early season results including Charlie Scott leading the Tar Heels past Oregon 89 to 78.
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Maravich
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UPI
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Tar Heels
Ducks
College basketball scores across several games
A collage of results shows Colorado over USC 74 82 with various others including Cal Poly Pomona Drake 118 Cal Poly Northern Iowa Saint Louis Illinois and Butler with scores noted. Illinois beat Butler 105 66 while Louisiana State topped Cent Orleans and several other midweek college basketball results are listed.
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USF
Stanford
Utah
Drake
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Carolle Airir Force
Valparaiso
Northwestern U Santa Barbara
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Athletes In Action
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Butler
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Roanoke
Liv *. Co
St. En
Atlantic Christian
Worsley to Forget Hockey for a Month
Montreal Canadiens veteran goaltender Lorne Gump Worsley will take at least a month away from hockey for inactivity. He has not played since he refused to board a plane after a rough Montreal to Chicago flight.
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UPI
Montreal Canadiens
Lorne
Gump) Worsley
Worsley
Los Angeles
Chicago
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