Bear Bryant's Stand Triggers NCAA Debate on College Sports
Dolson News Service reports on Bear Bryant challenging NCAA limits as Alabama gains 60 player rosters, sparking broader clash over funding and participation in nonrevenue sports. Penn and Ivy League coaches condemn economy rules while athletic directors warn of reduced opportunities for track and swimming.
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Andy Geiger
Wilt Chamberlain weighs option to join Knicks in late career
Wilt Chamberlain visits Knicks office and contemplates returning to the NBA as a 39 year old. He weighs salary terms, trade rights, and Red Holzman's stance while highlighting his goal to boost the Knicks toward the Celtics. He favors volleyball and personal fulfillment over money.
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Kings Plan Mix of New and Old For Training Camp
Coach Bob Pulford faces two open wings after trades of Danny Maloney and Terry Harper as Los Angeles Kings prepare for two a day drills at the Forum. Marcel Dionne is added but Pulford will test Gene Carr, Dave Hutchison at left wing and Bart Crashley, Gary Sargent at right defense with 33 players reporting for camp.
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Dave Hutchison
Bart Crashley
Gary Sargent
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Tom Williams
Lorne Stamler
Mike Usitalo
Butch Pare Widing
Frank St. Martt
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Terry Bucyk
Bob Murdoch
Shelly Ange
Art Go el Nei
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Rogie Vachon
Gary Edwards
Rich Cee
Harvey Stewart
Fitzsimons Takes 2 Round Lead In World Open Golf
Pat Fitzsimons fired a two under par 69 to move to 136 after two rounds at Pinehurst No. 2. He leads Rod Funseth and Howard Twitty by one stroke as Tom Weiskopf and Ed Sneed sit two behind. Nicklaus praised the scoring for the conditions as Palmer, 46, failed to qualify for the final two rounds.
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Howard Twitty
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Lee Trevino
Johnny Miller
Arnold Palmer
Od Funseth
Tom Weiskopf
Danny Edwards
Lee Elder
Tom Kite
Kermit Zarley
Wadkins
Mike Hill
John Mahattey
Larry Nelson
Wally Armstrong
Lanny Wadkins
Nate Starks
Ben Crenshaw
Mac McLendon
Billy Casper
Mark Hayes
Bruce Crampton
Lyn Lott
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bies
Bob Murphy
Bob Zender
Charles Coody
Gary Wintz
Curtis Strange
Miller
Allen Miller
Bruce Lietzke
Peter Oosterhuis
Red Curl
Alan Tapie
Roger Watson
David Graham
Kazmierski leads Southgate Open after 69 on windy Leawood course
Joyce Kazmierski fired a two under par 69 to grab the first round lead at the Southgate Open tourney in Kansas City. Sandra Palmer, Sylvia Bertolaccini, and others trailed at two strokes back with a crowded group at 72 and 71.
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Stone
Mary Mills
Betty Burfeindt
Jill Endicott
Bonnie Laver
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Jane Renner
Jerityn Britz
Sandy Barnhill
Mary Bea Porter
Gloria Ehret
Judy Rankin
Kathy McMullen
JoAnne Prentice
Mary Horner
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