Udall seeks season limits for major sports on TV
Rep. Morris K. Udall proposes a bill to curb television exposure of professional sports. He calls for FCC rules narrowing baseball to April through September, football to September through January, and basketball to December through April, with the World Series in October. Udall argues overexposure breeds apathy and urges returning to distinct seasons rather than constant programming.
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Peggy Simpson
Washington
Morris K. Udall
Arizona Democrat
Federal Communications Commission
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Denver Nuggets
Udair
Raiders-Chaps showdown opens series on the diamond
Robert Vittitow leads a Raiders lineup with Randy Walker and Randy Prince among healthy players as Texas Tech and hard-throwing Chaps prep for two games. Probable Tech lineup features Hazzard at catcher and Walker in center as Ault and Owens anchor infield slots. Chaps send Ralston and Suarez in the opener with Perez, Ham, Knight and Pierce for the nightcap.
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Prince
Lee
Randy Walker
Austin
Jerry Ballard
David Vogele
iVogele
Tech
Dave Hazzard
Ault
Bobby Martindale
Ruben Garcia
Brownfield
Somy
Gary Ralston
Ray Suarez
Ralston
Suarez
Odessa College
Raiders
Doug Ham
Larry Knight
Jack Pierce
Bobby
Hawk
Geurin
SWC stars tabbed in NBA draft across several teams
Five Southwest Conference players were drafted as Ken Knolle Elmore Smith and Ken Durrett were among picks. Steve Niles Gene Kondlle Gene Phillips Eugene Kennedy and Gary Reist also heard their names in the rounds with teams in Portland Milwaukee New York and San Diego. Jim McDaniels from Western Kentucky signed with Carolina after being drafted by Seattle and Boston selections followed for other college standouts.
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Rick Fisher
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Bunny Wilson
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Creighton
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Marvin Stewart
Nebraska
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New Mexico
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Drake
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Oklahoma
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California
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Rich Rinaldi
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Kansas
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Utah State
Dave Wohl
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Elizabeth City
Dennis Layton
Southern California
Dick Gibbs
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Ken Mayfield
Gary Brell
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Hardin-Simmons
Jim O'Brien
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Bobby Fields
LaSalle
Sid Catlett
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Gee
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Lee Dedmond
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Ken Gardner
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Duquense
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Gannon
Jim Day
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Gil McGregor
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Ken May
Dayton
Dennis Hogg
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Skip Young
Florida State
Steve Hey
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N.E
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Trentondale
Artis Gilmore
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Henderson State
Gene Phillips
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Puget Sound
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Loyola of California
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Jackson State
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Maryland
Luke Adams
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Cheymer Base
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TTIP
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Pass
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Tom Lee
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NBA Draft First Round Selections Listed by Teams and Colleges
The article catalogs first and subsequent rounds of the NBA draft, naming players, their colleges, and drafted teams. It lists notable names from Notre Dame to UCLA, Kentucky, Saint Joseph’s, and many others across rounds, with franchises such as Cleveland Portland Boston Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and more.
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Los Angeles
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Ralph ‘Simpson
Michigan State
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Bergman Signs with Tech After Spring Recruiting Push
Bergman visited Texas weekend and agreed to sign with Tedh after a Raiders spring practice led by Carlen. He joins Gary Monroe Tom Dyer Jim Frasure Jeff Jobe Lawrence Williams among six blue chippers. Tech sits at 48 signees with two spots left in the SWC limit.
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Tom Dyer
Highlang Park
Jim Fra
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Bill Petersen
A&m
Tech
Permian Basin Belle Relays Set in Big Spring
The first annual Permian Basin Belle Relays will be staged in Big Spring on April 10 under the Big Spring Junior Chamber of Commerce. The girls track meet starts at 9 30 a.m. with finals in three field events and preliminaries in running events.
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Big Spring Junior Chamber of Commerce
Spring drills open as Raiders show steady progress
Coach Carlen credits winter weight and agility work for improved passing and quickness in spring sessions. Veterans dominate positions while freshmen trail, though several newcomers show potential to challenge. Ken and Bruce recovery and depth chart hints shape fall plans.
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Ken
Evans
Bruce
Spring football reshuffles and injuries at Tech
Miles impressed coach Art Baker as Tech opens spring drills with Hibler moving to defensive tackle and Ingram sliding to center. Napper remains quarterback with Langehennig and McCutchen at half, Best at flanker. Perkins breaks a toe and misses spring. Bushong limited to two practices weekly.
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Art Baker
Milton Hibler
Russell Ingram
Hibler
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Ingram
Fligg
Tech
Phil Barney
Harold Lyons
David Browning
Jerry Ryan
Charles Napper
Langehennig
Doug McCutchen
Robbie Best
Perkins
Dale Evans
Jerry Watson
Ken Perkins
Bruce Bushong
South Carolina To Withdraw From ACC
The University of South Carolina Board of Trustees voted to resign from the Atlantic Coast Conference effective Act. 15 The move aims for a temporary separation while pledging to honor all agreements with ACC schools The board also notes NCAA recruiting rules will apply in September 1971 and pledges to seek ACC eligibility readjustment to national standards
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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University of South Carolina
Bucks Rally Past Warriors For 104 90 Win
Milwaukee Bucks explode in the third quarter to beat the San Francisco Warriors 104 90 in Madison. Lew Alcindor 26 and Bob Dandridge 21 lead Milwaukee while Greg Smith shines with rebounds and a 7 point burst. Thurmond limited to four second half points.
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San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
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Lew Alcindor
Bob Dandridge
Warriors
Nate Thurmond
Bob Portman
San Francisco
Plainsmen Aim for Bobby Moegle 300th Win at Coronado
Coach Bobby Moegle seeks career win 300 as his Plainsmen travel to Mackenzie Park to face Coronado at 4 p.m. Monterey owns a 13-1 record and 2-0 in District 4-AAAAA while Coronado stands 9-5 with 1-1 in league. Donnie Moore seeks his sixth straight win.
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Owin
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Hereford
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Kenny Hill
Joe Byrne
Mark Saunders
Lubbock High
Tommy Stone
Alan Layne
Chaparrals Fight For Berth In ABA Playoff Chase
The Texas Chaparrals host Memphis in their final home game as they and Denver share fourth in the ABA Western Division with two games left. Donnie Freeman leads the Chaparrals with scoring support from Joe Hamilton and Levern Tart after a 141-131 loss in Norfolk.
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Chaparrals
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Indiana
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Norfolk
Donnie Freeman
Utah
Joe Hamilton
Levern Tart
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