NCAA Me Too Move Hits Kansas Hard
The NCAA gave Kansas a one year probation blocking post season play for 1973 74 and banning football television revenue. The writer argues KU cooperated too often with the Big Eight and NCAA and warns the league should pursue tougher action elsewhere.
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Monzon Retains Middleweight Title in Mixed Fight Card
In Copenhagen Carlos Monzon from Argentina stopped Ton Bops by knockout, retaining the world middleweight title. Marcel, fighting in Maracay, outpointed Antonio Gomez to claim the world featherweight crown. Ruben Olivares defeated Godfrey Stevens in a separate Mexico bout.
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Devlin Clinches $200,000 UST Classic with 13 Under Par
Bruce Devlin won the UST Classic at Pleasant Valley with a 275 total, 13 under, earning $40,000. Elder finished second at 278 after a 70, with rookie John Mahaffey tied for third at 279. Devlin will retire for the year and focus on golf course architecture.
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Pearson and Unser Triumph Across Stock Car Events
Veteran racer David Pearson won the Yankee 400 at Michigan interero Speedway ahead of Bobby Allison as Unser showed versatility by winning both a USAC stock car race at Springfield Tl and a dirt car feature at the same track. Lunger led a Continental Formula 5000 at Road Atlanta with Redman second after a protest over laps.
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Whitworth Captures Southgate Open In Sudden Death
Kathy Whitworth wins the Southgate Open after a five hole playoff against Jocelyn Bourassa. Both finished 4-under 140 on the 6,237 yard course. Bourassa missed a key 4-foot putt on the 18th to force the playoff.
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League Leaders AMERICAN and NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING AND PITCHING
Statistics from the season show leaders in batting and home runs, plus runs and RBIs for both leagues. Key names include Scheinblum and Rudi leading American League batting, and Cedeno and Bonds among National League bats. pitching leaders include Marshall and Nolan with decisions and Carlton and Seaver in strikeouts.
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