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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1970

Page

26

Yale Faces NCAA Punishment Over Ineligible Player

Yale may receive probation for using Jack Langer an ineligible basketball player despite NCAA and ECAC rulings. The issue reflects the broader NCAA versus AAU control dispute over amateur basketball leading to a clash at the 64th NCAA convention.

NCAA Ncaa Council Yale Eastern College Athletic Conference Amateur Athletic Union AAU Tel Aviv

Alcindor Leads Bucks Past Lakers With 46 Points

Lew Alcindor scored 46 as the Milwaukee Bucks edged the Los Angeles Lakers 115-113 to pull within five games of idle New York in the Easter Division. He tied the game at 109 and 111 before a late 12 second shot gave Milwaukee the win.

Alcindor Milwaukee Seaver Tom Seaver New York Mets Associated Press Mets Baltimore

Progress Zero At Santa Anita

Labor and management at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia and Bay Meadows remain at an impasse with no sign of a meeting to end the strike. About 45 union reps attended a private briefing as some 2,000 workers stay on strike. machinery was in place to relay developments.

Arcadia Calif Santa Anita Park Bay Meadows Santa Anita Ted Merrill Joint Council of Teouters Local No

St Louis Set For 73 NCAA Tournament Venue

St Louis University hosts the 1973 NCAA basketball tournament at the 16 500 seat St Louis Arena after the Executive Committee approved the selection. The NCAA final rounds will be in Maryland this year with future sites planned for Houston and Los Angeles.

ST. Louis National Collegiate Athletic Association Larry Albus St. Louis University Albus NCAA Washington, D.C University of Maryland Houston Astrodome Los Angeles Sports Arena

Pro Basketball Wednesday's Results Across the League

The NBA Wednesday slate saw Seattle top Philadelphia 122 to 110 and Boston beat Detroit 123 to 118. Milwaukee won 115 to 113 at Los Angeles as San Francisco fell 103 to 101 versus Atlanta. Baltimore hosts Phoenix. Carolina beat New York 112 to 107 while Dallas topped Pittsburgh 130 to 116. Washington defeated Los Angeles 134 to 117. Carolina visits Indiana and New York goes to Kentucky. Pittsburgh hosts Miami and Dallas visits Denver.

Wesley D. Pavilion Alcindor Lakers Flynn Robinson Jerry West San Francisco Atlanta Seattle Philadelphia Boston Detroit Jeff Mullins al Attles Hawks Chicago Dave Gambee Joe Caldwell Dick Snyder Dorrie Murrey Darrell Imhoff Billy Cunningham Pistons Henry Finkel Larry Siegfried Dave Bing Jimmy Walker Milwaukee Los Anges San Fran Carolina New York Dallas Pittsburgh Washington Los Ang Indiana Kentucky Miami Denver

Hagan Quits After Rift With Dallas Chaparrals

Cliff Hagan resigns as coach of the Dallas Chaparrals after a coaching philosophy clash with owners. Max Williams takes over, Hagan says the owners want fun over hard work. Hagan, a 13-year pro, led the team to a 109-69 record in two and a half seasons and will aid in the 1970 college draft preparations.

Dallas, Tex Cliff Hagan Dallas Chaparrals American Basketball Association Chaparrals Hagan Southern Methodist University Dallas

Verga's Five 3s Help Cougars Past Nets 112 107

Bob Verga scored 40 points including five long range baskets to lift the Carolina Cougars to a 112 107 ABA victory over the New York Nets. Lavern Tart led New York with 23 points as Dallas beat Pittsburgh 130 116 and Washington defeated Los Angeles 134 117 behind 22 by Willie Wise and 20 by Rick Barry.

Associated Press Bob Verga Carolina Cougars Verga Cougars American Basketball Association New York Nets Lavern Tart Nets Dallas Pittsburgh Max Williams Washington Los Angeles Stars Willie Wise Rick Barry

Mets Mourn GM Murphy Who Guided 1969 World Series

Johnny Murphy longtime baseball figure and Mets general manager since 1967 died at 61 in Roosevelt Hospital after a heart attack. A former Yankees relief ace, Murphy supervised Mets scouting since 1961 and helped the club win the 1969 World Series after a storied career with seven pennants and six championships.

NEW York Johnny Murphy New York Mets Roosevelt Hospital Yankees Murphy Mets Bing Devine St. Louis Cardinals

Hawk And Yaz Favor Reserve Clause Setup

Boston crowd hears Ken Harrelson and Carl Yaztrzemski defend the reserve clause at a Red Sox luncheon. Harrelson hopes to add 10 or 15 homers to exceed last season’s 30 as the dispute over the clause continues to draw publicity.

Boston Ken Harrelson Cleveland Indians Harrelson Hawk Indians Red Sox Carl Yastrzemski

Reds Sign 7th Round Pick and Two Prospects

The Cincinnati Reds report under contract nine of their top ten from last summer’s draft. Outfielder Ron Steele, 19, from Wichita Kansas signed with the Sioux Falls farm club in the Northern League. Also 19 year old Tony Franklin, a free agent, signed with Bradenton in the Gulf Coast League.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Ron Steele Wichita Kans Reds Sioux Falls Steele Tony Franklin Wit Bradenton

Race Issue Is Tackled By Coaches

Four teen black football coaches met in Washington to address racial problems at their predominantly white schools. The group, formed with AFCA leaders Les Ritcherson, Trent Walker, and Rod Paige, aimed to improve black players and coaches by working within AFCA and member institutions. They discussed boycotts facial hair and black identity but did not take formal positions.

Washington Les Ritcherson Wisconsin Trent Walker Indiana Rod Paige Cincinnati American Football Coaches Association AFCA

More Battles In Store Before NFL Alignment

New York AP report says 13 club owners of the National Conference met for a fifth time to renegotiate a three division plan. Commissioner Rozelle warned of possible involvement if no unanimous 5 4 4 division agreement is reached this week.

NFL NEW York National Football League Pete Rozelle Rozelle Cleveland Baltimore Pittsburgh

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