Reuther Case sinks Tech basketball title hopes in 1964 65
In the 1964 65 SWC season Texas Tech faced a quiet crisis as Norman Reuther failed to meet hours requirements, forcing Tech to forfeit nine conference victories and lose the league crown. The Reuther Case sparked ongoing scrutiny of athletes academic records leading to coaching adjustments across football and basketball programs.
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Poston
Noth
Texas Tech
Don Henry
Avalanche Journal
Tech
Reuther
J. William Davis
Norman Reuther
Danny Anderson
Ping
Anderson
Johnny Agam
Tom Wilson
Leo Lowery
Lowery
Raiders
Texas
J. T. King
Larry Alford
Secrecy Shrouds NFL Talks As Work Sessions Begin
Negotiations between NFL owners and the Players Association moved to subcommittee work sessions on Sunday with both sides seeking detail. The pension issue dominates the talks as players report to camps, many of which remain closed, amid a pending labor dispute.
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Philadelphia
National Football League
Players’ Association
Gilbert J. Seldin
Seldin
NFL
Ken Bowman
Green Bay Packers
Nixon Declares Neutrality At Senator Angel Contest
President Nixon attended the Washington Senators vs California Angels game at Anaheim Stadium and said he would remain neutral in the AL contest. He arrived by helicopter from the Western White House at San Clemente and stayed to watch the 11-10 Angels win in 2 innings. He later planned meetings with advisers on the 1972 budget and defense. Nearby, Bunny Grant of Jamaica defeated Eddie Perkins in a 10-round boxing bout in Kingston.
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Anaheim
Calif
Nixon
Joe Azcue
Jim French
Autry
California
Lefty Phillips
Senators
Ted Williams
Angels
Williams
Washington
Milwaukee Brewers
White House
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Georget
Mitch Rambin
Shultz
Shepperson
Kingston
Jamaica
Bunny Grant
Eddie Perkins
Grant
Perkins
Chicago
Floridians Sign Davis Veteran Guard To Miami Squad
Veteran war ren Davis signed with the Miami Floridians of the American Basketball Association. Davis was acquired from Pittsburgh last month and is among six veterans obtained in trades since the season ended.
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Floridians
Ink Davis
MIAMI
Warren Davis
Miami Floridians
American Basketball Association
Davis
Pittsburgh
Shriner Burns Institute Tour From Lubbock Crowd Planned
Shriner coaches and newsmen from Lubbock and possibly Amarillo and College Station will tour the Shrine Burns Institute today in Galveston. The visit focuses on how proceeds from the Shrine Football Game support the burns institute and charities.
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Galveston
Lubbock
Amarillo
College Station
Burns Institute
South Plains-Panhandle
Tech
Shrine Charities
Iwi
J. T. iKing
Shriners
Rolan Simpson
Ralph Krebbs
Gil Moody
McKinney Edges Shepperson for City Golf Title
McKinney made a bogey on 18 to post an even par 71 for a 36-hole 140 total and edge John Shepperson by one stroke in the Men's City Golf Tournament at Meadow Brook. Shepperson shot 69 to finish 141, while Billy Francis West and Tommy Herring tied for third at 143. McKinney previously won a Lubbock title this summer and led by two entering the final round.
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Robert McKinney
Meadowbrook
McKinney
John Shepperson
Shepperson
Billy Francis West
Tommy Herring
West
Lubbock
Hillcrest
West Texas
Hall of Fame ceremonies slated in Cooperstown today
Cooperstown New York AP says Lou Boudreau Earle Combs Jesse Haines and Ford Frick will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in an outdoor ceremony at 9 a.m. weather permitting. The day also features the Hall of Fame Cup exhibition game at Doubleday Field at noon drawing about 10 000 visitors.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Lou Boudreau
Earle Combs
Jesse Haines
Ford Frick
Doubleday Field
Main Street
Baseball Museum
Montreal Expos
Hall OF Fame
Palmer Nicklaus Capture National Four Ball Title
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus won the National Four-Ball Championship with a final round 67, finishing 25 under par at Laurel Tree. The victory earned $20,000 each, with Crampton Moody and the defending champions Nichols Archer tied for second at 262.
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Ligonier
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
Orioles hammer Twins as Powell drives in six runs
Boog Powell plated six runs with a single and a grand slam as the Baltimore Orioles routed the Minnesota Twins. Dave McNally pitched well, and every Baltimore regular had at least one hit, supporting a one sided victory. Merv Rettenmund also contributed with key hits in the lopsided game in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Boog Powell
Dave McNally
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Powell
Buin
Merv ~ Rettenmund
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Jay McClure
Tom Sims
OF Burns Institute
Shriner Tour
Citizens National Bank
Citizens
Willard Paine
Krebbs
Khiva
A. Curtis “Neal
Texas A&m
Tech Picadors
Aggie
A&m
Arkansas
Draughon
State Bank
Kirk Baxter
Cla
Elder
Avenue Q
Zane McKinney
Plains National” Bank
Canoco
Arnie
Jack
Pat
Snead- Dickinson
Crampton
Moody
Bobby Nichols
George Archer
Sam Snead
Snead
Dickinson
Bob Charles
Bruce
Devlin
Gene Littler
Ken Still
Miler Barber
Don January
Hill Brothers
Dave
Mike
Charles-Devlin
Girand
J. C. Goosie
Dave Eichelberger
Arnie Page
Parkridge
Citizen's Garage
Monterey Center
Busines
Mike Welch
N. Speer
Denver
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