NCAA prepares for wordy scrap over scholarships and budgets
Chicago AP report on the NCAA convention battles over recruiting limits and scholarship caps. Delegates cut football grants in Division II and basketball, trimmed minor sports scholarships, and debated a need-based aid plan while a proposal to end athletic scholarships was withdrawn.
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Women golfers seek repeat champions at U S Amateur
In Newton Massachusetts 21 year old Donna Horton of Florida and three unknowns reach the semifinals of the 75th U S Women's Amateur at Brae Burn. Beth Daniel Jeanne Marie Boylan and Noreen Friel the local favorites join Horton in the semis as former champions fade early. Horton has prior semifinal form and entered as the favorite despite challenges from Daniel and Friel.
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Anderson Retires From Dolphins After Training Camp Exit
Miami running back Danny Anderson announces retirement from the NFL, citing injury fears and family priorities. He leaves a nine season career with 4,696 rushing yards and 2,548 receiving yards, plus 54 touchdowns, after stints with Green Bay and St. Louis and a 1970s Dolphins trade for Marlin Briscoe.
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Open Meyer Leads Hartford Open on Surprising 64
Dennie Meyer, a 31-year-old club pro from California, shot a 64 at Wethersfield. He holds a one stroke lead over rookie Austin Straub and Don Bies in the Greater Hartford Open, while contenders include J.C. Snead, Hubert Green, Andy North and Lou Graham. Meyer said his Palmer experience was the highlight of his career and he plans to leave the tour unless something unexpected happens.
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Reeling Tigers depart Detroit for Anaheim
The Detroit Tigers left Detroit for Anaheim after an idle day and growing fan frustration. Readers in Detroit questioned the team’s identity and even suggested bagging seats as fans vented about 18 straight losses.
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Reds cruise past Pirates as Foster belts two homers
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-1 behind George Foster two homers and Gary Nolan allowing four hits in eight innings. Foster drove in five with a three run shot in the fourth and another homer after Tony Perez singled in the sixth. Sparky Anderson praised Pittsburgh yet the loss dropped them further in the division.
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Baseball summaries from a dynamic midseason slate
Joe Morgan delivered a key eighth inning single off Kent Tekulve as Cincinnati added a final run. Atlanta rode Dave May's first inning three run homer and Vic Correll's fourth inning solo shot to beat St. Louis, widening the Cardinals gap behind Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Dave Rader homered twice and Jim Barr contributed a two run double to spark a four run fourth in California’s win over Chicago. CALIFORNIA RODE A five run third to beat Boston while Oakland topped the Yankees and the White Sox beat the Indians in a split American League program. Remy and Stanton fueled California’s five run third in a victory behind Bill Singer. Pat Kelly’s homer and a two run triple helped Chicago beat Cleveland as Jim Kaat earned his 17th win. Kelly’s eighth homer tied the game before Orta and Johnson provided the decisive doubles for a 5-4 lead. Bill North delivered a go ahead single in the eighth as Oakland downed New York, in front of 14,140. The A’s drew 853,455 for season home attendance.
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