Bill to end NCAA AAU feud seeks single international sports governing body
Sen. Marlowe Cook and four allies sponsor a bill to create a board that would charter one governing body per sport for international competition. Each charter expires after four years post Olympics, with 50 million dollars in federal funds matched by private money for amateur programs. The measure aims to end sanctioning wars between the NCAA and AAU, and draw opposition from the NCAA’s lobbying efforts.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Warren Magnuson
Wash
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Amateur Athletic Union
U.S
Young Motocross Star Bobby Light Surges Ahead
Bobby Light, 16, emerging as a motocross standout in the Tri-Cities scene. The Dohym-Bernett junior has won 18 of 28 events this season, riding on area courses Lime Hill Slippery Hill Powder Branch and more. Local dealers Rexistrations rise with off-road bikes, and Light trains with his father and sponsors to chase expert class success.
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Vance
Teen Idol Crashes Wimbledon Singles Field
Wimbledon draw shaken as unseeded rivals push top players. Borg and Meiler survive close matches while Kouen and Taylor advance, and Evans and Casals win in the women’s singles. Center court witnesses a surge of teen interest as the tournament moves into the fourth round.
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Poverty
Namath Critics White House Energy List Outfit Debacle
Jets quarterback Joe Namath, listed as a White House energy figure, attended a charity softball game wearing a shirt labeling a Watergate investigator. He called the listing crazy and said he has no political ties, preferring to keep beliefs private and not lend his name to campaigns.
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White Sox lose Allen to hairline leg fracture
Chicago's Dick Allen suffered a hairline fracture of the left fibula after colliding with Mike Epstein at first base. He'll miss time, with manager Chuck Tanner aiming for a two week return as Chicago beat California 2-0 to drop the Angels from first in the AL West.
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Pirates Rally From NL cellar Pose New Leadership
Pirates, led by Willie Stargell who has 28th homer this season, beat the Cardinals 6 0 to move to fifth place. Oliver added two doubles as the Pirates show potential in the NL West race, while Mets drop to last after Philadelphia win.
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Royals Promote Por Weere Sd Aanysport Haanaker
In a brief update from Bristol, Royals manager Leeiower explains Hes best efforts amid a doubleheader loss. The article notes Sullivan and teammates contending in the Appalachia League as Meudon and Takeshi play key roles.
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Secretariat Flies In For Dirt Jog At Artington Park
Secretariat arrives at Artington Park for a dirt track workout as the lone test before the $125,000 Silkday invitational. Trainer Laurin will hold a news conference after the exercise while security and press accompany the event.
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