NCAA Ponders Rules Changes For Recruiting
The NCAA discusses curb recruiting pressure by limiting expense paid campus visits to two per high school student and restricting coach visits to students in their hometowns. Proposals also restrict recruiting until students are seniors and forbid on-site contact during competitions.
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Tom Seppy Washington
National Collegiate Association
Clifford Fagen
National Federation of State High School Athletic Association
Fagen
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Ben Schwartzwalder
Syracuse
Smith Moves To The Top In Net Bank
Smith named top amateur tennis player in the United States by the USTA moving from 14th in 1965 to No. 1. The Pasadena native, 23, stands 6-4 and 180 pounds. Cliff Richey rises to No. 2, Arthur Ashe falls to No. 3, with Graebner and Pasarell following.
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Smith
New York
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Arthur Ashe
United States Lawn Tennis Association
United States
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Ashe
Gum Springs
Clark Graebner
Charles Pasarell
Santurce
P.R
Roth Decision Due Tomorrow For Middletown High Dayton Clash
A decision on venue for Middletown High versus Dayton Roth Saturday night will be made tomorrow morning. A move from Roth gym to Hara Arena or UD Fieldhouse depends on advance ticket sales. Stan Lewis says tickets are on sale in his office at $1 for adults and 75 cents for students.
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Middletown High
Dayton Roth
Roth
Hara
University of Dayton
Stan Lewis
Steinmark Walks on Stage to Accept Letter in Texas Dinner
Freddie Steinmark walked on stage with an artificial limb and aluminum cane to receive his Texas letter, fulfilling a vow after his cancer surgery. The 1969-70 Texas football dinner honored Steinmark and the team, with speeches, highlights of the season, and awards for James Street as MVP amid emotional tributes.
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Denne H. Freeman
Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Texas
Longhorns
Freddie Steinmark
Houston
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Tumor Institute
Steinmark
Municipal Auditorium
Randy Peschel
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Football Writers Asso- Longhorns
United Press
National Football Phy
Ajounce
James Street
The
Arkansas
Notre Dame
Darrell Royal
Street
Peschel
Dawson Credits KC Mates For Super Success
Kansas City running back Len Dawson credits his teammates for the Chiefs 23-7 Super Bowl win over the Vikings. He notes the achievement comes from team effort, discusses past setbacks and future uncertainties including a possible knee surgery and retirement talk.
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Dawson
KC Mates
Vikes Return From Super Bowl Loss Draws Mixed Welcome
About 400 people greeted the Minnesota Vikings at St Paul–Minnesota airport after their 23 7 defeat in New Orleans. Jo Kapp missed the Pro Bowl with a shoulder injury though he was not considered seriously hurt. Bob Berry replaces him in the Pro Bowl. Mayor Stenvig and Coach Bud Grant received accolades amid subdued celebration.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Kapp
Bob Berry
Atlanta Falcons
Minneapolis
Charles Stenvig
Bud Grant
Stenvig
Joe
Falcon Frosh Top Trenton in 60 44 Win
Fenwick High freshman team defeated Trenton 60 44 as Denny McConnell scored 19 points and Steve Otte grabbed 15 rebounds. The win improves Fenwick frosh to 5 3 while Trenton frosh fall to 6 4.
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Trenton
Denny McConnell
Steve Otte
Fenwick High
Franklin Nips Fresh Cagers
Franklin High freshman team beat Middletown Freshman High 43 39 in Wildcats gym. Jerome Davis scored 15 points and Mike Angelo added for the locals as Freshman High notches its fourth straight win. The four teams run 6 11 overall.
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Franklin
Franklin High
Middletown
Jerome Davis
Mike
Meyer Selected Top Gal In '69
Debbie Meyer the Sacramento California teen who set world free style records and won four Olympic golds in 1968 was named Female Athlete of the Year by AP voters. She totaled 210 votes, ahead of Kathy Whitworth and other top stars, with Seyfert Court Atwood Muir Haydon Jones Fleming Crump also among the finalists.
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Debbie ‘Meyer
Associated Press
Miss Meyer
Peggy Fleming
Sacramento
Calif
Kathy Whitworth
Debbie
Louisville
Gabriele Seyfert
Margaret Smith Court
Susan Atwood
Lakewood
Karen Muir
South Africa
Ann Haydon Jones
Britain
Miss Fleming
Diane Crump
Box Scores from Church League Basketball Matches
In Mancester St Pauls defeated Grace Baptist Juniors while K of C led 92 to 64 over Bethlehem Lutheran. Yankee Rd Church of God beat Grace Baptist Seniors 85 to 61 with high scorers Ponder and Meyers, and Hall led K of C 31 to 29 at halftime.
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Houndcell
Heller
Lewis
Sears
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Grace
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Hamilton
Harkrader
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Ernst
Brumfield
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Mulligan
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Kraft
Pelfrey
Meyers
Deaton
Yeary
Highley
Carr
Hileman
Moore
Webber
Wobner
Sales Service 90-41 Victory In Armco Slo-Break League Game
Sales Service pulled away from a 27 27 tie after three quarters to beat Production Planning 50 41 at Verity. Dave Shockey scored 25 for Sales Service with Larry Harp adding 11 while John Martin led the losers with 15. Zincgrip Lab beat Re search 49 43 and Pipe Shop topped Welded Pipe 45 36.
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Armco
Verity
Dave Shockey
Larry Harp
John Martin
Zincgrip Lab
Dick ‘Evans
Jerry Eversole
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