NCAA Censure Shocks Kansas Coaches in 1970s Probe
Lawrence Kansas AP Kansas University and football coach Don Fambrough basketball mentor Ted Owens and track chief Bob Timmons faced a one year NCAA probation barring postseason play and television appearances. Chancellor Chalmers defended the investigation noting misconduct involved former staff and alumni amid old Big Eight findings.
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Trevino Shines As USI Golf Classic Leaders Form
Hale Irwin and Tommy Aaron share the 36 hole lead at 136 eight under par while Lee Trevino surges after a 69 to a 143 total. Trevino vows to chase with two rounds left despite lingering illness, noting he is getting stronger daily and could still win.
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John Mahaffey
Frank Beard
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John Schlee
Jacki Nicklaus
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Arnold Palmer
Gary Ayer
Osage City Shuts Down Williamsburg In Tourney Opener
Osage City defeated Williamsburg 44 to 12 in the opening round of the Four County Girls Softball Tournament at Forest Park. Ottawa No. 2 vs Waverly was postponed as Garnett dropped out, creating semifinal matchups tonight and a Sunday finals schedule with a 7 p.m. third-place game and 8:30 p.m. championship.
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Olympic Tension Rises Over Rhodesia at Munich Games
US black track stars threaten a united stand against Rhodesia's entry as eleven African nations pledge to withdraw if Rhodesia competes. IOC chief Brundage says politics aside, Rhodesia will participate while Africans consider their options at the looming games.
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Southgate Leader Credits Head Cold
AP reports rookie Jocelyne Bourassa led the LPGA Southgate Open after a 67 in hot 94 degree heat. The 25 year old Canadian from Shawinigan said a head cold helped her focus, describing herself as usually distractible and often fidgety. She also praised precise approaches on the 6,203 yard par 72 course.
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