Erosion Seen for College Sports Under Title IX Rules
NCAA President Fazak tells House subcommittee that new federal guidelines on gender equity could wreck revenues for revenue producing sports like football and basketball. He argues DHHS treats profits and non profits the same, threatening university athletic programs.
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Giant killers strike as league clubs topple leaders to kick off
By the Associated Press giant killers shut down division leaders on Thursday with upsets across the TL. Midland crushed Shreveport 16-8 behind 19 hits including homers by Wayne Tyrone and Steve Clancey. Dan Corder went 3-3 as the Cubs beat Shreveport for their third straight win. Arkansas upset Lafayette 4-1 as Jay Schlueter hit a two run homer and a double while Steve Staniland improved to 3-0 for the Travelers. Tonight’s games feature San Antonio at El Paso Shreveport at Midland Jackson at Alexandria and Lafayette at Arkansas.
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Reuss Shuts Out Redbirds 5-0 in Pittsburgh Victory
Pirates pitcher Jerry Reuss dominated the St. Louis Cardinals, allowing nothing to hit hard as Pittsburgh cruised to a 5-0 win. Reuss said he could control his pitches and place the ball where he wanted, stifling the Redbirds all night.
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Garvey Leads All Star Vote Amid Strong Perez Challenge
New York AP report notes Steve Garvey tops fan balloting in early All-Star voting while Cincinnati’s Tony Perez remains a strong challenger. Pirates beat Cardinals 5-0 as Reuss a six hitter for his eighth win, with Robinson Stargell and Parker homering for Pittsburgh.
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Bowie Kuhn
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Palmer Moves Up In Open At Medinah
Palmer, 45, steady with a 69 to lead sub-par pack as the soggy 75th U S Open at Medinah begins. Fuzzy-faced contenders scramble, some clashing for authority while others threaten to blow up the joint as second round looms.
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Arnold Palmer
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A's find new way to loaf in AL West chase
Oakland using versatile lineup and strong pitching from Siebert Abbott and Lindblad to beat Minnesota 5-2 in 10 innings. Dark rested key players, while Martinez Fosse Mangual filled in as Twins fall eight games back. Yankees over Tigers 9-2 and Rangers top White Sox 5-3.
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Trinity University clinches fourth national women’s tennis title
Trinity University Tex. secured a record fourth national women’s collegiate tennis team championship with three days remaining in the eighth annual tournament. The Tigerettes from San Antonio built 26 points, eight ahead of runners up from the University of Miami, Stanford, and Midland Junior College.
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Midland
Hardeman West slight favorite in national all star game
Don Hardeman, a 6 foot 2 inch, 237 pound back from Killeen High School, joins Houston Oilers in a fair offer. He aims to study law and run for Texas governor in 1988, criticizing foreign aid while preparing for the Coaches All-America game. He projects as a starting back in the Oilers lineup.
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Aggies weigh Missouri Valley expansion decisions
New Mexico State University officials say they will wait for a conference meeting before deciding on supporting any expansion of the Missouri Valley Conference. Athletic director Keith Colson said NMSU will stay patient and convene a meeting in the next weeks. Faculty rep Carl Hall also plans to deliberate with other MVC members before acting, noting expansion would seek two institutions with strong basketball and Division I football programs. The MVC has seven schools after Louisville left for the Metropolitan Conference, with Memphis State and St. Louis among those tied to the new league. Hall also observed that distances between members, not the conference itself, pose the main issue after NMSU and West Texas State joined.
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Keith Colson
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Carl Hall
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