Exploitation debate fuels Indian nicknames in sports
A Dartmouth student group demanded removal of Indian mascots and a racist nickname, while critics warn such imagery sustains false stereotypes. The case highlights broader concerns from the Association for American Indian Affairs about teams using Native American nicknames to feed fantasies and mockery, with calls for change across colleges and pro franchises.
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Bill Yellowtail
North Dakota
Redskins
Ican Indian Affairs
Manhattan
Washington
Mississippi College
Huron
S.C
Jeffrey Newman
Sistant
Association
Atlanta Braves
Newman
Menominee County
Wisconsin
Nets guard Bill Melchionni shines in post season bid
New York Nets guard Bill Melchionni, after two lean NBA years, becomes a standout with the Nets in a post season all star style game. ABA assist leader Scrambler Roche joins a reshaped backcourt with Congdon DePre Hayes and Taylor as the team contends in the East while not yet a powerhouse.
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UPI
New York Nets
Ed Leftwich
North Carolina State
George Watson
USC
Jim Hayes
Nets
Bill Paultz
John Roche
Pees
Rick Barry
New York City
Long Island
NBA
Barry
Dan Issel
Manny Leaks
Dallas
Tom Washington
Jim Ard
Sonny Dove
Luther Green
Bill Melchionni
Scrambler
ABA
Severn Tart
Roche
South Carolina
Jess Congdon
Joe DePre
Ollie Taylor
Gauchos Ireful Break Ready for Pacific Coast Opener
UCSB Gauchos take a breather after exhibition losses to Washington and Tennessee as head coach Andy Everest plans a practice open day to prepare for the October 2 PCAA opener against the University of the Pacific in Stockton. Quarterbacks Palomino and Gullotti split reps against Tennessee.
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Pacific Coast Athletic Association
University of the Pacific
Stockton
Andy Everest
Gauchos
Everest
Washington
Tennessee
Knoxville
Randy Palomino
Steve Gullotti
Vols
David Moch
Pacific
Sand Shot Technique Shifts Toward Consistency
The article discusses sand play methods, noting a shift from adjusting stance to constant contact behind the ball. Golfers aim to hit one inch behind the ball, then vary clubhead acceleration for distance control. the newer approach reportedly offers better results.
New 1972 Chevrolets Highlight Comfort and Power
The advertisement touts the 1972 Caprice with power steering front discs improved ventilation and a strong 400 cubic inch V8 and Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission. It spotlights 45 new Chevrolets including Monte Carlo Chevelle Nova Camaro and Vega, aiming to offer the best car for every buyer.
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