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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1975

Page

3

NCAA Cuts Cost and Autonomy Debate Deepens

Chicago AP reporting on a special NCAA convention where Walter Byers says cost cuts exceed 15 million dollars, refutes moves to end autonomy, and notes new limits on football and basketball staffs, recruiting, and season lengths, with implications for a potential reorganization and a future convention. The rule changes target scholarships, stipends, and coaching loads, amid sharp commentaries from coaches on travel and recruiting limits.

Chicago National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA Walter Byers Divsion I St. Louis Bill Foster Duke University National Association of Basketball

Staubach Lone Survivor as Cowboys Backfield Fades

Dallas Cowboys veteran fullback Walt Garrison announced his retirement, leaving Roger Staubach as the last remaining member of the 1974 starting backfield. Calvin Hill left for Hawaii, Bob Lilly retired, Bob Hayes was traded, and Dave Manders also quit. Garrison, 10 years with the team, tore knee ligaments at a rodeo in Bozeman Montana and likely could not return before November. Robert Newhouse will replace him.

Dallas Walt Garrison Roger Staubach Dallas Cowboys Calvin Hill Hawaii Miami Bob Lilly Bob Hayes San Francisco Dave Manders Garrison Bozeman Mont Oklahoma State Tom Landry Walt

Horton Daniel meet in 75th U S Women’s Amateur final

Donna Horton of Kiniston North Carolina and Beth Daniel of Furman University advanced to the final after semifinal wins at Brae Burn Country Club in Newton Massachusetts Horton beat Jean Marie Boylan 2 and 1 and Daniel edged Noreen Friel on the first extra hole Daniel trailed early but rallied to secure a place in the title bout with a nerves jitters remarks before the final round

Furman University Miss Horton Massachusetts Jean Marie Boylan Miss Daniel Noreen Friel Woburn U.S Donna Miss Boylan

Ottawa Women’s Golf Opens Club Tournament Pairings Set

The Ottawa Women’s Golf Association starts its club tournament Tuesday with 18 hole Championship and A flights and nine hole B flight. First match pairs include Manwaring vs Mary Ann Moherman and Gilroy vs Clarridge. Additional Tuesday pairings and rule sheets posted on the ladies’ bulletin board. Reservations or cancellations call 242 3975 before 5 p.m. Sunday.

Ottawa Women's Golf Association Manwaring Mary Ann Moherman Sheldon Liz Moherman Foulks Johnson Walker South Gilroy Clarridge Kramer Damron Smell Cravens Armacost-Wagoner Fredeen Elder

Yankees Edge Royals 5-4 as Dobson Breaks Slump

Pat Dobson earned a relief of a six game losing streak by beating the Kansas City Royals 5-4. Mayberry hit a 450 foot homer to lead off the second, his 27th of the season, while Hal McRae and Al Cowens contributed as the Royals surged early. Martinez relieved to close out the win and preserve the comeback.

Kansas City Pat Dobson Dobson New York Yankee Kansas City Royals Tippy Martinez John Mayberry Mayberry Hal McRae Thurman Munson al Cowens Yankees Yankee Billy Martin Young Martinez Sparky Lyle Billy Moates Texas Baltimore Orioles Mike Cueller Doug DeCinces Brewers A’s George Scott Oakland Twins Indians Rod Carew Steve Braun Cleveland Bert Blyleven

Tigers Rally For Long-awaited Victory Deserted By Streak

Detroit remains winless in 19 straight after an 8-0 loss to the Angels as Ralph Houk defends his club. Boston tops Chicago 3-2 while Texas and Milwaukee post wins, and New York, Minnesota, and Boston widen or maintain division leads with key performances. Jose Tiant earns his 15th victory for Boston.

Houk Detroit Tigers California Angels Detroit Boston Chicago Texas Baltimore Milwaukee Oakland New York Kansas City Minnesota Cleveland Red Sox Rick Miller Darrell Johnson Lius Tiant Associated Press California Pittsburgh Philphia St. Louis

Baseball Scoreboard Sunday Results Roundup

Baseball scoreboard shows Montreal 2 9 St Louis 4 2 and Atlanta 1 1 Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 3 Montreal 8 Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia 4 San Diego 3 Houston 4 Chicago 1. Sunday games listed: San Diego at Philadelphia San Francisco at New York St Louis at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Montreal Chicago at Houston.

Cincinnati Pittsburgh Montreal Los Angeles Philadelphia San Diego Houston Chicago San Francisco New York St. Louis Atlanta S.francisco

Pressure Is On As Bucs Struggle In Pennant Push

Frank Brown reports the Pittsburgh Pirates, sliding in the pennant race, lost 8-3 to the Cincinnati Reds as Dock Ellis reportedly refused to warm up. Reds pitcher Fred Norman improved to 6-0 with a two-run single, while Pittsburgh’s Manny Sanguillen drove in a first-inning run. Other NL scores feature Cardinals sweeping Atlanta, Giants beating Mets, Expos ending a skid, and Astros defeating the Cubs.

Frank Brown Pittsburgh Pirates Bucs Cincinnati Reds Pirates Dock Ellis Ellis Danny Murtaugh Cincinnati Fred Norman Norman Reds Cardinals Atlanta San Francisco New York Montreal Los Angeles Houston Chicago Johnny Bench Pittsburgh Riverfront Stadium Manny Sanguillen Jim Rooker Phillies Padres Luzinski Mike Schmidt Philadelphia San Diego Joe McIntosh Larry Bowa Dick Ruthven Garry Maddox Braves Ron Fairly Ted Simmons Reggie Smith Mike Thompson Mike Tyson Ron Reed Giants Mets Wayne Garrett Rusty Staub John Stearns Marc Hill Expos Dodgers Larry Parrish Dave Lopes Astros Cubs Cliff Johnson

NBC Tourney Games Open With 7-1 Victories

In Wichita Kansas on Friday night the Alaska Whalers Anchorage and Boulder Colorado defeated Nashville St Louis Geisler Jorgans and Wichita Coors by identical first round scores of 7 to 1. The sixteen team double elimination event runs through August 25 to crown the NEC national champion.

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