NCAA penalties hit USL with two year ban and four year ineligibility
Louisiana’s University of Southwestern faced a harsh NCAA punishment, including a two year basketball ban and four year ineligibility from NCAA postseason play and television, plus probation across all sports. The action followed extensive infractions and under the table payments under head coach Beryl Shipley.
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USL
Beryl Shipley
Tom Cox
Roy
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Centenary
Louisiana Tech
Tech
Brown
Lousiana
Spahn Elected Hall Of Fame Amid Clutch Reversal
Warren Spahn, inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, faced an onstage scare when his brother-in-law collapsed during his acceptance speech. Spahn resumed, later praised his father, and joined fellow inductees Monte Irvin Mickey Weich Billy Evans. Roberto Clemente’s widow accepted his plaque replica as the ceremony honored past greats in Cooperstown.
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Cruran
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Milwaukee Braves
Cleveland Indians
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Vera
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Roberto
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Pittsburgh Pirates
TENPIN TIPS Should both feet be on the floor during the slide
The article explains that keeping the nonsliding foot on the floor provides supporting weight to enable a proper slide. Lifting that foot makes sliding impossible, while after the slide is completed the right foot may move freely.
Yankees Lose 10-Inning Thriller to Tigers in AL Race Shakeup
In Detroit, the Tigers rally past the Yankees 5-4 in 10 innings as Aurelio Rodriguez scores on a misplayed ball and a wild throw. Frank Howard belted a pinch-homer to force extras, while Baltimore and Boston split decisions affecting the AL East standings.
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Associated Press
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Husky Frank Howard
New York
Aurelio Rodriguez
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Jim Campbell
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Thurman Munson
Matty Alou
Munson
Billy Martin
Red Flaherty
Major Box Scores Snapshot From City League Play
Box score details include E Winfield and D Anderson for major box scores. DP Los Angeles 1 San Diego 1. LOB Los Angeles 1 7 San Diego 5. SB Russell W Crawford E Garrett Tyson 2 Campbell. LOB St Louis 11 New York 13. 2B Melendez Cleveland Reitz Milner S Cleveland Melendez. SFC Jones Tyson Hahn.
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Gallagher Leads Fight For Guard In Falcons Camp
Greenville report says rank Gallagher appears ahead of last year’s starter Dennis Havig for Falcons starting guard. Gallagher moved from Detroit option last season and was signed as a free agent. Bob Lee reports elbow pain and is likely to miss opening preseason game versus the Baltimore Colts.
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Greenville
D. C
Gallagher
Dennis Havig
Atlanta Falcons
Detroit
Atlanta
Bob Lee
Falcons
Baltimore Colts
NCAA Votes Historic 3-Division Split
The NCAA approved a three-division system at a special Chicago convention, creating Division I for about 245 big schools, Division II for around 200 colleges, and Division III for about 225 smaller schools. Football divisions set, policy bodies guaranteed, with the 1974 convention implementing the new voting framework.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
San Francisco
Atlantic Coast Conference
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Grambling
West Monroe and Hammond Lead Louisiana Tourney Rivalry
West Monroe and Hammond, both unbeaten, clash for tournament leadership in the Dixie Youth Baseball Louisiana championship in Sulphur. Ferriday meets LaSalle Parish Ward Two at 4 p.m. and Sulphur faces Metairie. Enterkin threw a one hitter earlier, while Albritton aims for a return start against Metairie.
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Hammond
Ferriday
LaSalle Parish - Ward
Metairie
Darrin Enterkin
Lasalle
Kevin Albritton
Sulphur
St. Bernard
Oakdale
Enterkin
David Tanner
Todd Griffin
Tim O’neal
Griffin
Mike Wyatt
Top seeds advance in Louisiana Closed Tennis Championships
In New Orleans, top seeded players won first round matches at the Louisiana Closed. Tracy Lelatte defeated Steve Riner 6 1 6 2 in boys 18 and under. Kay McDaniel beat Lisa Lightfoot 6 0 6 0 in girls 18. Joni Moreci won 6 0 6 0 over Lianne Berry. Jennifer Tuero beat Susan Spaights 6 0. Mark Shoptaugh defeated Timothy Cutt 6 1 6 0 and Tom Palfrey beat Junior Ware 6 2 6 0.
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Tracy Lelatte
Lafayette
Steve Riner
Baton Rouge
Kay McDaniel
Shreveport
Lisa Lightfoot
Metairie
Joni Moreci
Lianne Berry
Jennifer Tuero
Susan Spaights
Monroe
Mark Shoptaugh
Timothy Cutt
Steve Donlon
Tom Palfrey
Junior Ware
Bowling Owens Bowls Singles Classic League
Al Hollister wins first place with high game 239 and high series 905 in the Night Owls league. Terry Neugent tops men’s game 186 and men’s series 516 while Sandra Carver leads women’s game 179 and women’s series 486. Pin Pals takes high team game 422 and team series 1145.
Walther Aims to Return to Racing After Crash
David Walther, scarred from a May Indy 500 crash, says he hopes to race again this year pending new safety rules from the USAC. He is recovering in Michigan with burns, lost fingertip tips, and planned hydroplane return after hospital care. He weighs about 195 pounds pre crash.
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Walther
U.S. Auto Racing Association
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Walter
Dayton Ohio
Rentzel Appeals Ed Suspension From Rams Dispute
Los Angeles wide receiver Lance Rentzel loses another bid to rejoin the Rams as he fights a league suspension for at least the 1973 season. A hearing is set Aug. 22 before Commissioner Rozelle to show cause for a preliminary injunction.
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Recreation Softball League Playoff Highlights Across Clubs
Multiple league playoff games in church and city leagues featured high scoring affairs. Key performances included Victory and McClendon Baptist players homering and hitting, while Temple and Evangel Temple posted big wins with multiple players contributing.
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