Big Ten Directors Debate Rose Bowl Rule and Round-Robin Card
The Big Ten meets in Chicago to revisit the no repeat Rose Bowl rule with possible rescission and to review a proposed double round robin 26 game basketball schedule for 1972 73. Also discussed are football schedules for 1981 82 with eight conference games, travel squad size, and player hardship reversals.
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Reed
Big Ten
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Indiana
Gordon Bowdell
Michigan State
Phil Seymour
Phil Pyatt
Michigan
SMU Defeats Georgia Tech In Dallas Upset
Southern Methodist pulsed past Georgia Tech 77 66 in Dallas. Tech led 14 6 early but SMU surged behind Woody Taliaferro and Gene Phillips with 38 points. Rich Yankus scored 29 for Tech as Notre Dame and Villanova also won that night.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
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Rich Yankus
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Gene Phillips
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Villanova
Austin Carr
Irish
Northern Ilinois
North Dakota
Howard Porter
South Carolina
Colorado
Gamecocks
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Evansville
Clemson Grid Coach Retiring After 30 Years
Clemson University announces Frank Howard will retire as head football coach after 30 years. He will remain athletic director and a successor will be named by year’s start. Howard, 60, compiled 165 wins 118 losses 12 ties and led the Tigers to ups and downs in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
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Clemson
S.C
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Clemson University
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Tigers
Montreal and Toronto clash in hockey showdown
Montreal beat Toronto 6 3 as the Associated Press recaps Wednesday hockey results. New York defeated Boston 5 2 and Minnesota routed Chicago 8 5. Pittsburgh edged Los Angeles 2 1 and St Louis tied Oakland 3 3 in another busy night.
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Toronto
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
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Kentucky Wesleyan Leads AP Small College Poll Again
Kentucky Wesleyan tops the AP opening small college basketball poll with 291 points and five firsts. SW Missouri State is second with 186 votes, Ashland 182, and American International 119. The Top 10 lists Gannon, Trinity Texas, Youngstown, Tennessee A&M, Alcorn A&M, and Indiana State among others.
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College basketball results from six conferences and bowls
East Fordham 74 Seton Hall 67 Yale 75 Brown 65 Princeton 75 Maryland 67 Villanova 107 No Dakota 57 Wake Forest 71 Appalach 49 Gannon 91 U Akron 64 Virginia 65 VMI 44 SMU 77 Georgia Tech 66 Midwest Duke 73 Michigan 68 Detroit 82 W Michigan 71 Bradley 74 Indiana St 73 Notre Dame 111 No Ill 92 Liberty Bowl Classic First Round Memphis St 8% Miss St 74 Tulsa 74 Arkansas 66
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Injury Fighting Lamonica Named AFL Player of Year
Oakland quarterback Daryle Lamonica, despite multiple injuries, was named the AFL Player of the Year. He threw 33 TD passes this season and needs three to tie the pro record of 36. He faces the Kansas City Chiefs in a pivotal Western Division showdown.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
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Daryle Lamonica
Oakland Raiders
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Mazon Defeats Serena 26-18 in Dual Meet
Mazon high school matmen defeated Serena 26-18 for their first win in three meets. Four matches were won by pins for Mazon including Randy Roe 107 Jim Mercer 123 Jim Parks 155 and Bob Parks 185, with Mercer fastest at 55 seconds.
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Red Devils
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Jim Mercer
Jim Parks
Bob Parks
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Hoxsey
Stecman
Pete Brochman
Lee Hershey
Tom Roe
Cummings
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Frank Hershey
Jim Williams
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Franklin and Marshall names co captains Least and Little
Franklin and Marshall College announces football co captains Rick Leist a senior center from Howell Michigan and Maynard Littell a senior defensive end from Moorestown New Jersey are named Least and Little as team leaders.
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Franklin and Marshall
Least
Little
Rick Leist
Howell, Mich
Maynard Littel
Moorestown
N.J
Minooka Dominates Braidwood Wrestling Match
Minooka improved to 3-3 after a 36-18 win at Braidwood. Five pins led the victory with Dennis Clower pinning Manner Dumnar in 16 seconds and Rudy Jansen pinning Ron Garrett in 36 seconds. Other results include Prater pinning Tribble, McEvilly winning by forfeit, and multiple M and B wrestlers securing falls or decisions.
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Braidwood
Dennis Clower
Manner Dumnar
Rudy Jansen
Mazon
Ron Garrett
Dan Prater
David Tribble
Terry McEvilly
Mike Smith
Dave Houseman
Don Coop
Frank Hart
Ed Howaniee
Ron Scarcelli
George Bogart
Tim Duckwirtz
Jim Goss
Don Smith
Mike Blackman
John Kinsella
Steve Kissack
Scott Ellsworth
Mark Neilson
Mannar Dumnar
Mazon Tigers Fall to Saratoga in Twin Losses
Mazon Tigers lost twice at Saratoga. In the heavyweight game Saratoga won 75 to 43 with Bob Hunt scoring 36 points and Don Williams 13 for the winners. In the lightweight contest Saratoga led 62 to 25 by the third period.
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Mazon Tigers
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Hawk Heavies
Bob Hunt
Don Williams
Steve Paulsen
Mike Nelson
Medardo Cortez
Tom
Hawks topple Tigers as Saratoga lights surge in bowling meet
The Thetard and Hintze score four each and Kenney adds three for the Hawks. Oberman leads with 12 and Santa Cruz has 11. Tigers’ DeGrush tops with six. Mazon heavyweights go to 5-3 and lightweights to 4-4. next game Monday at Seneca.
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Wayne Kenney
Saratoga Lights
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Oberman
Santa Cruz
Tigers
Corey DeGrush
Mike Blackman
Bruce Baker
Dayie Helling
Pete Paulsen
Mazon
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