NCAA Reprimands Maryland for Recruiting Infractions
The NCAA censured the University of Maryland for recruiting violations and a questionable ad by the Terrapin Club and M Club, while not imposing penalties. An employee serving as a pro baseball scout was involved, and Maryland says the actions were prior to current athletic administration. The council also barred drafted players from visiting pro teams on expense-paid trips before college enrollment and clarified tennis amateurism rules.
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M Club
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Charles ‘Hef~ Ty’ Driesell
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Association
Charles M. Nevias
Wile
Resolut Jun
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Department of Athletics
Colts and Falcons Clash for IFL Crown Rematch at Boiling Springs
Cumberland hosts Frederick in a Friday night IFL showdown at Boiling Springs. The Colts seek to reclaim a once-dominant crown as 8 p.m. kickoff looms. Frederick linchpin backs Pat Decezan and Mike Bowie with Ron Manges passing to Bob Smith and Wayne Randolph, while Shipley inserts Bowens for Campbell and Wyatt for Oram in the defense.
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Cumberland Colts
Frederick Falcons
Boiling Springs
Colts
Frederick
Dick Shipley
Hanover
Pat Decezan
Mike
Falcons
Ron Manges
Bob Smith
Wayne Randolph
Falcons Set Roster Changes and Lineup Shuffles
Falcons 40 man roster update notes Wyatt injury and new roles. Shipley says stoping end runs improved with Hanover. Howard Iloy loses kickoff duties to Bowens while Sherman out. Marty Burdette available after service. Offense features Crawford Riccucci Neel Kent Bryan Snowden Randolph Smith Deegan Bowie Manges. Don Boyer temporarily leaves team for teaching courses.
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Wyatt
Shipley
Hanover
Howard Iloy
Wayne Bowens
John Sherman
Falcons
Marty Burdette
Dick Crawford
Mike Ricucci
Charlie Neel
Tom Kent
Bill Bryan
Gene Snowden
Wayne Randolph
Bob Smith
Pat Deegan
Mike Bowie
Hon Manges
Falcon
Don Boyer
Middletown High School
Boyer
Ed Houck
Ideward Hoy
Larry Shank
Kon Manges
Bob Bryan
Charlie Greene
Dick Markey
Pete Bowens
Sam Greene
Lou Mascaro
Jerry Grove
Mike Quill
Tink Musser
Dave Croy
Dave Fiedler
Bill Hammond
Frank Saunders
Jon Ganley
Larry Bowie
Buddy Keyser
Willis Hall
Colts Top Bills Behind Unitas Two Touchdowns
Baltimore beats Buffalo 20 to 7 as Johnny Unitas throws two TD passes and Lou Michaels kicks two field goals. Morrell shares signal duties with Unitas, connecting with Tom Mitchell on 4 and 70 yard passes. Simpson gains 25 yards on five carries for Buffalo before Tom Flores replaces Kemp.
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Baltimore Colts
Buffalo Bills
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Lou Michaels
Unitas
Carl Morrall
Tom Mitchell
Michaels
O. Simpson
Sears
Desus
Jack Kemp
Tom Vlores
Colts
Harry Jacobs
Bills
Simpson
Tom Maite
Baltimore
Tallent Signs ABA Contract with Denver Nuggets ABA
Former George Washington University star Boo Tallent signed a 1039 1970 contract with a Denver ABA club. Tallent, a 6 foot 1 guard weighing 175 pounds, set six school records in his first season including a 25.9 point scoring average.
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Chiefs Rams Top Grid State In Exhibition Showdown
The Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Rams headline a 12 game Weekend program, as AFL inter league action continues across cities including Baltimore Buffalo Chicago Houston Cleveland San Diego and Denver. Key matchups feature Jets vs Raiders and Lions vs Patriots in Montreal, with NFL games in Atlanta Green Bay Dallas Minnesota-St Louis Pittsburgh New Orleans and Miami Cincinnati. The schedule marks inter league warfare and scout-level depth, with notes on quarterback rotations and rookie plans.
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San Diego
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Steve Spurrier
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Mira
Cor Tinue
Jets
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Redskins
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Jay Kapp
Gary Cuozzo
Cardinals
Jim Hart
Charlie Johnson
Steelers
Kent Nix
Dick Shiner
Saints
Bob Griese
Philadelphia
Bengals
Gree Cook
Lions
Patraits
Germantown Hosts Two MLL Games
Germantown hosts two Maryland State League matches as Lucketts faces Germantown Giants at 1 p.m. and New Market plays Germantown in the evening. Creagerstown aims to stay second while Mi Airy and New Windsor clash and Brunswick meets Rambiers in later games.
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Lucketts
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New Market
Mi Airy
New Windsor
Creagerstown
Mb Mry
Lucketti
Giants
Curry
James
James Brunswick
Rambiern
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Scarpe
Mathews
Watkins
Ani
Niry
Hepp and Manatt
Creigerstown
Brunswick
Yilants
Lucketts Ramblers
Oo Pe of Rocks
Celtics Acquire Finkel From Rockets to Fill Russell Departure
The Boston Celtics traded for center Henry Finkel from the San Diego Rockets to fill the hole left by Bill Russell. The deal includes an undisclosed sum and a future draft choice.
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Boston Celtics
Henry Finkel
San Diego Rockets
Bill Russell
Ashe rallies to reach semifinals at US National tennis
Defending champion Arthur Ashe, the top American outside the pros, survived a close match to beat Allan Stone 3 6 6 3 6 4 and advance to the US National semifinals in Brookline. Bob Lutz, Stan Smith, and Charlie Passarell also moved on to place an all American semifinal lineup. In women's singles, Margaret Court and Virginia Wade advanced to a title showdown.
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Australia
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Virginia Wade
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