Board president outlines Title IX coaching changes at Middletown and Monroe
Jerry Nardiello recalls Middletown High and Monroe High athletic success while noting how Title IX requires coaches to be teachers. Howard Schueller emphasizes hiring policies align with state rules and that vacancies match teaching areas. Ed Skeeter Payne cites girls coaching shortages and the need for coaches with teaching and coaching skills.
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Howard Schueller
Middletown High
Monroe High
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Ed “Skeeter
Payne
Middies
Murphy Seeks Quick Finish In Kemper Open
Bob Murphy plans a strong finish after a four under par 68 opened the Kemper Open. He sits tied for fourth behind leader Ray Floyd at Quail Hollow while eyeing a potential $50 000 payout and a run at the U S Open in Medina Illinois.
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Medina
Ill
Chicago
Quail Hollow Country Club
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Cuban sprinter ties world 100m record in Ostrava
Silvio Leonard of Cuba equaled the world 100 meter record with 9.9 seconds at an international track meet in Ostrava, Northern Moravia, as reported by CTK.
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Prague
Silvio Leonard
Cuba
Ostrava
Moravia
Czechosloviak
CTK
Will McEnaney Fools NL Hitters In Reds Bull Pen Streak
Cincinnati pitcher Will McEnaney, 23, has a 1.04 ERA and has not allowed a run in 21 2/3 innings. He explains his confidence while recalling twin brother Mike who once swapped shirts in a high school game to fool opponents. The Reds begin an eight game home stand versus the Chicago Cubs with Pittsburgh and St. Louis to follow.
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Will McEnaney
South Dakota
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Will
McEnaney
McEnany
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Reds
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Angels
Tigers
Billy Smith
California
Bill Singer
Detroit
Mets
Astros
Tom Seaver
Dave Kingman
New York
Houston
Cubs
Giants
Bill Madlock
San Francisco
Baseball standings and Thursday results across leagues
National League standings show Chicago, New York. West leaders Los Angeles, Cincinnati. Thursday results: New York 2 Houston 1. Chicago 8 San Francisco 4. American League leaders Boston and New York. Kansas City split results with Baltimore. Texas and California win and schedule notes for several games.
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Oakland
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Minnesota
Texas
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Detroit
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Siebert
Belmont Stakes field loaded with Derby and Preakness rivals
Foolish Pleasure leads as 2-1 favorite in a nine horse Belmont Stakes. Diabolo stakes 5-1 alongside Singh and Master Derby in a deep field. Jockeys Vasquez Shoemaker McHargue Cordero Jr. Montoya and Turcotte circle top contenders with post positions set for the five thirty p.m. ET race broadcast on CBS.
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Turcotte
Secretariat
Frank McMahon
Singh
John L. Greer
Robert Lehmann
Foolish Pleasure
Jacinto Vasquez
Vasquez
Darrel McHargue
Lehmann
CBS
Laffit Pincay Jr
Cynthia Phipps
Hal Price Headley Jr
Angel Cordero Jr
Arthur Seeligson Jr
Avatar
Bill Shoemaker
John Galbreath
Braulio Baeza
Thomas Mellon Evans
Max Gluck
Jean Cruguet
Yankees ride Catfish back into pennant race
Catfish Hunter endures eight hits and two homers but earns his eighth win in 10 decisions as the Yankees move over .500 and into second place behind the Red Sox. Graig Nettles delivers key late hits, while Rod Carew shines for the Twins in a 7-4 loss.
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Ken Rappoport
New York Yankees
Catfish Hunter
Minnesota Twins
Hunter
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Texas
Rod Carew
Graig Nettles
Carew
Nettles
RBI
Indians
Royals
Buddy Bell
Cleveland
Kansas City
Rick Manning
Giants Name Wes Westrum Third Ex-Catcher Manager
Wes Westrum becomes the third former major league catcher to manage the San Francisco Giants in the last decade, joining Herman Franks and Charlie Fox in the club’s list of ex-player managers.
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San Francisco Giants
Herman Franks
Charlie Fox
Hawks Hit With Record Fine as O'Brien Voids McGinnis Deal
NBA Commissioner Larry O'Brien voided George McGinnis contract with the Knicks and fined the Hawks a record 400000 dollars. The Knicks must forfeit a 1976 first round pick after signing McGinnis and Julius Erving was fined 150000 with Milwaukee Bucks 100000 to pay. The action aims to enforce league rules and the rights to ABA players.
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Larry O’brien
National Basketball Association
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Basketball Association
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NBA Board of Governors
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Bucks
Ex Wolverine Sentenced in Barberton Bank Robbery Case
Former University of Michigan All American football player William L. Taylor and accomplice Alex Rodgers III pleaded guilty to armed bank robbery. Rodgers, 27, of Detroit, received 12 years. Taylor, 26, of Flint, was sentenced to 8 years by U.S. District Judge Leroy J. Contie Jr. for the January 17 Central Bank heist.
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Ohio
University of Michigan
U.S
Leroy J. Contie Jr
Rodgers
Taylor
Nicklaus uses six balls per round at Masters
Five time Masters champion Jack Nicklaus says he uses six golf balls each round and never uses the same ball on consecutive holes. He notes it takes about 10 minutes for a ball to regain its shape and says he tested ball compression before the Masters. He recalls hitting a live ball at the Doral Open in March after a seven iron sent a ball out of bounds on the 12th hole.
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Jack Nicklaus
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