NCAA Penalizes KU in One Year Athletics Sanction
The NCAA handed Kansas University a one year probation affecting 1972-73 sports. KU football cannot attend bowls or be shown on NCAA controlled TV. basketball misses NCAA and NIT post season. track is barred from NCAA Indoor Outdoor cross country. Duke and Michigan also placed on one year probation.
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Timmons
Kansas NCAA Penalties Highlight Serious Violations
The NCAA issued its harshest Kansas penalties to date after a probe into football and track programs. Key issues included fraudulent high school standings used to certify players, star coaches restricted from recruiting, and reimbursement abuses. The case centered on Curtis Thompson and Mike Bossard with broader citations to Sam Goldberg and Leonard Gray.
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Kansas Football Drops Bowl Bid After NCAA Probation
Kansas coach Don Fambrough announced a one year NCAA probation that ends bowl eligibility. Seniors 29 players affected, amid quotes praising resilience and focus on conference title, with two-a-day drills and planned scrimmage at Memorial Stadium or practice fields.
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Kansas teams shocked by one year probation sanctions
Kansas University faces a one year probation sanction affecting football basketball and track after infractions. Coach Ted Owens and track chief Bob Timmons express shock and disappointment as post season competition is canceled for 1973 including NCAA events and later championships. Six All American track finishers cannot compete this season while teams rebuild with youth and focus on learning from the penalties.
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Durham Breaks Slump With First Win and Homer
Cardinals rookie Don Durham wins his first major league game as he helps turn back the Giants 3-1 with a fifth inning homer and key hits. Segui backs him, while Brock Sizemore and Melendez contribute offense. Other NL results include Houston over Philadelphia and Cincinnati over New York. AL scores feature Texas, Minnesota, and Chicago routs.
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Stinson reacts to Kansas NCAA probation
Wade Stinson, Kansas athletic director and NCAA Council member, accepts a one year probation with disappointment though supportive of a stronger Council stance. He says penalties reflect violations and favors consistency, noting possible future sanctions. He did not participate in the deliberations and believes harsher actions could have followed if the Big Eight had acted earlier.
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Bradley Agrees to Pact with Knicks for Sixth Season
Former Princeton star Bill Bradley signed today to return for a sixth season with the New York Knicks in the NBA, confirming his ongoing commitment with the franchise.
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U S Blacks Take Stand Over Rhodesia At Olympic Games
Black American track stars threaten a united protest if Rhodesia competes in the 20th Olympiad. Eleven African nations threaten to withdraw unless Rhodesia is barred, while IOC head Avery Brundage insists Rhodesia will participate. Lord Killanin suggests Africans could still stay.
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Eureka Edges Valdosta In Ninth Inning Thriller
Eureka Calif. beat Valdosta Ga. 2-1 in the National Baseball Congress Tournament as Phil Robinson delivered a two out double in the bottom of the ninth. Rich Dauer opened with a first inning homer for Eureka while Don Golden doubled for Valdosta and scored on two fielders choice plays. Boulder Colorado defeated Lubbock Texas 7-1 in eight innings and Ocala Florida upset Grand Rapids Michigan 7-6 in ten innings.
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Baseball Leaders Then and Now Highlights in AL NL
League batting leaders include Rudi of Oakland at .317 with 142 hits and Allen of Chicago at .317 in 265 at bats. Allen leads in home runs with 29 while Piniella, Rudi, and Blair rank in doubles and triples. Pitching leaders feature Kaat with 0-2 record and Carlton excelling in wins and ERA.
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Lakers hire Barnhill as assistant coach and personnel director
Los Angeles appoints John Barnhill, 34, as assistant coach to Bill Sharman and as director of player personnel. Barnhill previously played for Sharman in Cleveland and replaces K C Jones, who moves to coach the San Diego team in the ABL.
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