College and pro sports must coexist argues panel
In Kansas City AP reports at the 4th annual NACDA convention officials debate college and professional athletics co existence. Panelists say friction exists but the two sectors will live together and seek ways to ease tensions between college programs and pro franchises.
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Kansas City
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
Pete Rozelle
Wayne Duke
Charles Nevias
NCAA
National Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
U.S
Kennedy
Bill Reed
Reed
Stu Holcomb
Northwestern University
Chicago White Sox
Holcomb
Wwrix
Yardy
Vaty ‘i Herigt
Yard
Tulane
Sugar Bowl
New Orleans Saints
National Football League
Rozelle
Dieringer named head basketball coach at Cleveland State
AP reports Ray Dieringer, former Cincinnati assistant and Dayton athlete, was named head coach at Cleveland State University succeeding John McLendon who moved to Denver to coach an ABA team. The group includes other notes from AP sports summaries.
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Cleveland
Ray Dieringer
Cleveland State University
University of Cincinnati
University of Dayton
John McLendon
Denver
American Basketball Association
Rozelle Eyes Namath Return To Jets Fold
KANSAS CITY AP Rozelle hints he hopes Broadway Joe Namath will return to football with the New York Jets. He seeks a meeting soon but no date is set and no contact has occurred. Rozelle says he plans to discuss Namath's future and remains hopeful he plays this fall.
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Kansas City
Pete Rozelle
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Rozelle
Namath
New York City
Joe
Frazier Stops Quarry In Seventh Round Title Defense
Joe Frazier battered Jerry Quarry into a seventh round technical knockout at Madison Square Garden to defend his heavyweight crown. Quarry with a damaged eye took heavy head and body shots as Frazier pressed a relentless attack, while Ellis taunted from ringside about their possible future clash. Frazier earned about 350000 dollars with Quarry around 250000 after closed circuit and other receipts.
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New York
Joe Frazier
Game
Jerry Quarry
Jimmy Ellis
Madison Square Garden
Frazier
Ellis
World Boxing Association
Louisville
Sonny Liston
Los Angeles
Houston
Las Vegas
Harry Kleiman
Quarry
Yank Durham
Cassius Clay
Joe
Angelo Dundee Ellis
Bellflower
Calif
Rocky Marciano
Doe
Jerry
Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Statistics
American League batting leaders include Carew of Minnesota at .378 and Blair of Baltimore at .327. Robinson of Baltimore leads in runs with 54, while Killebrew of Minnesota has 64 RBIs. Blair and Blair again top hits with 93 and 108 respectively for AL and NL. McNally leads AL pitching decisions with 10, while Lolich of Detroit stands at .889. In the NL, M Alou tops batting at .365 and 108 hits, with Tolan at 90. Streaks show Wynn leading runs for Houston with 55, and Banks of Chicago 63 RBIs.
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Associated Press
Carew
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Blair
R. Jackson
Oakland
Killebrew
Powell
McAuliffe
Detroit
J. Hall
New York
Hogan
Seattle
Petrocelli
Boston
M. Alou
Pittsburgh
Stargell
Wynn
Houston
Kessinger
Chicago
Banks
Santo
McCovey
San Francisco
Tolan
Cincinnati
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British Columbia Lions
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Georgia
Jim West
Washington State
John Cybruch
University of Oregon
Kiamesha Lake
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Frank Mathers
Hershey
Davison
Mich
Glenn Stuart
Battle Creek
Michigan Professional Golfers Association
Mike Souchak
Birmingham
Ciue
Gibson
Ottawa, Kansas
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West Second Street
Charles Welch
Welch
W. 5Th
Chuck
Worns
Miss Wonderful Cobblers
Dickerson Vitality
Red Goose
Rand
Weynberg
Frazier New Eyes Ellis
Kleiman
Derry
Harper
Campaneris
McNally
Lolich
McDowell
Culp
L. May
Brock
St. Louis
Bonds
Supermarket
John Deere
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