Rules Changes Put More Time Back In Football
PHOENIX AP The NCAA Rules Committee approved changes to increase actual playing time and curb electronics. Clock stops when ball changes hands until play resumes. kicking team linemen hold positions to allow two extra seconds for the receiving punt. electronic scouting devices including video replays are banned.
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Phoenix
Ariz
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Dave Nelson
University of Delaware
Fritz Crisler
University of Michigan
Twilight League Scores And Local Bowling Results
Local bowling scores list high games and series for several teams including Bennet Creamery Everett s Barber Shop Clarys Shoes Ottawa Bus Service and more. A separate sports note references AP Top Ten idle with Louisville East Carolina Villanova Drexel Miami of Ohio West Virginia and others in late season action.
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Bennett Creamery
F. Heckman
D. Miller
Everett’s Barber Shop
J. Rea
Clary’s Shoes
L. Wickman
Ottawa
AiNsworth
Bent Fender
Stucker
G. Toumberlin
Farm Bureau Insurance
C. Fritts
D. Ainseworth
Commercial League
Princeton Oil CO
B. Knight
Crites Body Shop
Whiteford
P. Fredeen
A. Conus
Todd's Mobile
S. Hendrick
R. Shofner
Texaco
F. Simmons
Bond's Cleaners
C. Strickland
Towner’s
A. Ellis
Elbow Lounge
Barbara Fogle
Naomi’s Tavern
S. Schmoe
C. Whaley
H. D. Lee CO
R. Peters
P. Springer
Independent
Cavigh
McDaniel
Burg
A.bryant
Associated Press
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Ted Ware
East Carolina
Johnny Jones
Villanova
Wildcats
Xavier
Ohio
Philadelphia
Scranton
Drexel
Everett Jenkins
Fred Foster
Miami
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Dave Reaser
West Virginia
Pitt
Hardine Simmons
Mids Western
Texas
Southern Mississippi
Spring Hill
Niagara
Buffalo
St. Peters
New Jersey
Rider
Colgate
Alfred
Peck Wastes No Words On Cards
Louisville Cardinals coach Peck Hicks urged aggression at halftime and his team delivered a second half blitz to beat Dayton 66-50 on the Flyers home court. Sophomore Butch Beard scored 18 total and six in the final period to help Louisville improve to 15-1. Don May and Dan Sadlier led Dayton with 16 points each as Dayton fell behind after a Beard jumper tied the game at 31-31.
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Peck Hicksman
Louisville Cardinals
Missouri Valley Conference
Hickman
Dayton
Butch Beard
Bradley
Cardinals
Flyers
Beard
Don May
Dan Sadlier
Virginia Tech
Mourners Salute Barney Ross In Chicago funeral plans
Chicago AP report notes Barney Ross 57 who died of throat cancer will have three hours of visitations at the state chapel followed by Friday funeral services and burial in Rosemont Park Cemetery. Ross, a boxing champion and Marine, fought narcotics addiction and later spoke on recovery. He won lightweight and welterweight titles in the 1930s and a Silver Star for Guadalcanal action.
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Chicago
Barney Ross
Rosemont Park
Gudedalcanal
United States Public Health Service
Lexington
Barney
Mets Pilot Figures Batting Order Early
New York Mets manager Wes Westrum hints at a evolving lineup with Wes Westrum eyeing opening day pitching. Bob Shaw reports healthy early spring readiness while Tommy Davis earns the No. 4 spot and Bud Harrelson leads off. Westrum plans a 25 man roster including Ron Swoboda for depth.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Wes WeSetrum
Mets
Westrum
Bob Shaw
Jupiter
Fla
Shaw
San Francisco
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Hunt
Nicklaus Sees Spyglass Hill Edge At Crosby Play
Jack Nicklaus predicts Spyglass Hill will favor long hitters at Crosby’s annual event at Cypress Point Pebble Beach and Spyglass Hill. Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper tee off with Nicklaus as pros assess rough fairways and greens with low scores expected Sunday finals.
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Crosby
Pebble Beach
Calif
Spyglass Hill
Bing Crosby
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Spyglass
Palmer
Casper
Cypress Point
Spyeglass Hill
Pebble
Monterey Peninsuela Country Club
Nickelaus
Case Per
Fairway
Don Massengale
Jacksboro
Tex
Arnie
Stiff Competition For Scott Allen In U S Figure Skating
Scott Allen, 18, leads into the compulsory figures at Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum as he defends the national crown at the U S Figure Skating Championships. He faces Gary Visconti of Detroit and John Misha Petkevich of Great Falls in a field tracking potential repeat of past champions. Reigning senior pairs skaters Cynthia and Ronald Kauffman impressed in Seattle as Lorna Dyer and John Carrell led the gold dance. Junior and novice events also unfold with rising talents Roger Bass and Julie Lynn Holmes in lead positions. Sun siblings Torrey and Wen-An impress crowds as among the smallest entrants yet captivate the arena.
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Omaha
Neb
Scott Allen
America
U.S
Allen
Smoke Rise
N.J
Detroit
Gary Visconti
John Misha Petkevich
Great Falls
Mont
Ak-SareBen Coliseum
Dave Jenkins
Cynthia
Ronald Kauffman
Seattle
Lorna Dyer
John Carrell
University of Washington
Seat Tle
Roger Bass
Lakewood
Calif
Julie Lynn Holmes
South Pasadena
Pro Basketball Results and Schedule From Wednesday
The Associated Press reports Wednesday results Boston 119 over Cincinnati 106 Chicago 111 over San Francisco 107 Philadelphia 113 over Detroit 105 and St Louis 123 over Los Angeles 121 in overtime. Upcoming games include San Francisco at New York and Cincinnati at Baltimore. Friday matchups feature Baltimore at Boston Los Angeles at Philadelphia and Detroit at Chicago with St Louis visiting San Francisco.
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
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