Title IX Debates IRS Tax on TV Revenue for Colleges
The IRS in Dallas seeks to tax television revenue of SMU and TCU and the Cotton Bowl Association, arguing such income is unrelated business income for tax exempt colleges. HEW urges changes to athletic scholarships and aid based on need, amid broader constraints from federal policy.
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Indians manager fines Rico Carty after late night clash
Cleveland manager Frank Robinson fined Rico Carty and sent him home to Cleveland after a dispute following a win over Oakland. Carty, sidelined by a pulled hamstring, refused to talk to Robinson, who cited ongoing tension as a reason for the punishment.
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Bannister Aims Advice For No 1 Draft Pick
Floyd Bannister speaks to the new No 1 amateur free agent as he handles majors with the Houston Astros tonight in Philadelphia. He notes the honor, the need for hard work, and the pressure on top picks while recounting his own rapid minor league path and ASU College World Series run. The No 1 pick in the White Sox system leads into a two day draft, with the secondary draft for unsigned players set for Wednesday.
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Voight Becomes Fourth Rookie Signed by Bengals
Cincinnati signs running back Mike Voight a 6 foot 214 pound back from North Carolina after a third round selection. He topped ACC UNC career rushing with 3917 yards and 18 touchdowns in his senior season. General Manager Paul Brown says he will learn pass offense but will block and drive defenders.
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Six year slump ends as Expos Brown gets first hit since 1971
Montreal Expos beat Atlanta Braves 4 2 with Jackie Brown driving in a run on his first hit since 1971 for the Senators. Gary Carter hit his 10th homer as Expos go ahead 1-0 in second and add two more in the fourth.
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Knight's Surprising Rise In Reds Spring Training Game
Ray Knight, filling in for Pete Rose and Joe Morgan, sparked the Reds with a first run and a seventh inning triple, then made a sensational diving catch. He noted improved confidence after a standout performance amid rest for regulars.
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Trojans blank Champion Paper in MVL win at Smith Park
Middletown Trojans pitcher Tim Colliver threw his second complete game in a 74 victory over Champion Paper of Hamilton at Smith Park. He allowed five hits and no walks with four strikeouts as Brook Peters, Cliff Schaffner, and Tony Evans led a steady offensive effort. The win sets up a 6:30 PM meeting with West Side at Smith Park tonight.
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Gibson Fans Four in One Inning for Cardinals in 1966
On this date in 1966 Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals struck out four batters in a single inning against the Pirates in Pittsburgh. After two K’s, Bill Mazeroski reached on a dropped third strike, then Gibson struck out Don Cardwell for his fourth strikeout of the inning before leaving the game as Pittsburgh won 9 to 1.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Games Across Leagues
Baseball standings and Tuesday schedule include Los Angeles at Chicago Atlanta at Montreal and other interleague matchups. American League East and West tables show race with New York Boston Milwaukee and Cleveland near top. Monday results feature key wins and losses affecting pennant chase.
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