Illini Illegal Aid Questioned by Big Ten
Illinois athletics officials face questions over illegal aid to players as Big Ten probes continue. Interviews with 20 Illinois athletes revealed talk of illicit offers, yet none admitted receiving illegal aid in signed statements. Penalties so far fall on the university. future sanctions by the Big Ten and NCAA loom after the conference investigation concludes.
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UPI
Illinois
Finois
Illini
Big Ten
Bill Reed
Reed
Ilinois
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
University of Ilinois
Morris sparks Scottsdale Education Association win
Morris pumped in 25 points to lift Scottsdale Education Assn to a 58-46 victory over Hustle Inn. Queen added 11, with Sandiford and Kelley chipping in for the losers. In other games National Auto Glass beat Advanced Auto 47-24 behind Teller and Fern. Dallas Smith edged El Molino 55-50 as Agunaga and Jordan led the losers. Munson Mortgage crushed TeePee 99-35 with Hite leading 16 for the winners and Latten 21 for TeePee.
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Brad Morris
Scottsdale Education Assn
Hustle Inn
Bill Queen
Morris
Grady Sandiford
Jim Kelley
National Auto Glass
Advanced Auto
Bob Teller
Lief Fern
Tom Luge
Advanced
Pon Hogue
Robin Bennet
Bert Hayes
Dallas Smith
el Molino
Paco Agunaga
Phil Jordan
Munson
TeePee
Mason Hite
Bob Lattan
Tee- Pee
Plaza 2 Defeats Shepherd in YMCA League Clash
Valley Plaza Methodist No. 2 beat Shepherd of the Hills 38-32 as Tony Gelsen led with WW and Clayton Brook scoring 10. Craig Berer had 10, Bill Wallace nine, and Mike Harris eight for Shepherd. Baldo Lutich 14 and Joe Cecera 13 led First Baptist No. 2 past Valley Plaza Methodist No. 1 48-47. John Overstreet added 10 for the losers.
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Tony Gelsen
Clayton Brook
Valley Plaza Methodist
Shepherd of the Hills
Craig Berer
Bill Wallace
Mike Harris
Jim Doubekallied
Baldo Lutich
Joe Cecera
First Baptist
John Overstreet
Golf lessons slated by city
The city and Villa Monterey sponsor two six lesson series at Villa Monterey Golf Course starting February 2 and February 4. Classes run 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. The total cost is 8 dollars. Registration is at 7079 E. Chaparral Rd. before the first class.
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City and Villa Monterey
Villa Monterey
E. Chaparral Rd
City Parks and Recreation Dept
Parks Department
Golf Shop
Dayton aims for NCAA bid after Canisius win
Dayton Flyers coach Don Donoher contends with rebuilding but again wins as Dan Sadlier scores 18 and Gene Klaus 17 in an 84-59 victory over Canisius. Dayton appears on track for NCAA or NIT berth amid several early-season upsets and performances by Don May.
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United Press International
Dayton Flyers
Dayton
Don Donoher
Canisius
Donoher
Don May
Dan Sadlier
Gene Klaus
Nicklaus Favored as L A Open Kicks Off in Los Angeles
Nicklaus, chasing momentum after Crosby clash wins and rivalries with Casper and Palmer shape the Los Angeles Open at Rancho Park. The 72 hole event carries a first prize of 100000 with official money rules noted, field includes Goalby and Rodgers among contenders.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jacks
Ohio
Nicklaus
PGA
Rancho Municipal
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Vere
Palmer
L.A
Bob Goalby
Phil Rodgers
Lander
Rancho
Davis 10th as Denver Open resumes action
Dave Davis of Phoenix sits 10th with 2 718 after 12 games in the Denver Open. Peter Tountas of Tucson and Lynn Shuland of Missoula both scored their first career perfect games Wednesday, with Gene Rhode of Valparaiso already posting a second. Skee Foremsky of El Paso led the 112 entrants into today’s action as six more games would trim field to 16 for semifinals Friday.
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Denver
UPI
Dave Davis
Phoenix
Ariz
Davis
Wednesdy
Peter Tountas
Tucson
Lynn Shuland
Missoula
Mont
Gene Rhode
Valparaiso
Ind
Skee Foremsky
el Paso
Tex
Hore
Celtics Fight For Eastern Title Bid With Sixth Straight Win
The Boston Celtics, aiming at the Eastern Division crown, beat the Detroit Pistons 112 105 to stretch their streak to six. Johnny Havileck and Sam Jones led Boston with 30 points, while Bill Bridges Sent Chicago a late free throw. The Royals edged the Knicks 132 125, the Hawks beat the Bulls 103 102, and the Lakers defeated the Bullets 128 115 to tighten standings.
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Boston Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Philadelphia
Detroit Pistons
Boston
Cincinnati Royals
New York Knickerbockers
St. Louis Hawks
Chicago Bulls
Los Angeles Lakers
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Pistons
Johnny Havileck
Sam Jones
Jones
Dave Bing
Oscar Robertson
Olnelnanti
Knicks
Royals
Bill Bridges
St. Louis
Chicago
Len Wilkens
Zelmo Beaty
Jerry West
Lakers
Rudy Larusso
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Detroit
Leroy Ellis
Bullets
Miners Host Devils in Key 1966-67 NCAA Tilt
Fifth ranked Texas Western, 12-2, faces winless Arizona State in El Paso. ASU, 5-11, relies on Lindner and Deter as scoring leaders while Miners miss Bobby Joe Hill due to ineligibility and Don Haskins away for family reasons.
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EL Paso
Tex
UPI
Arizona State University
Innine Road Contess
Texas Western
Southern Mlinois
New Mexico
Sun Devils
ASU
Ned Walk
Roger Detter
Frank Bailey
Randy Lindner
Bob Edwards
Jeff Mackey
Lindner
Deter
Devil
Bobby Joe Hill
Hill
Miner
Don Haskins
Enid
Okla
Miners
David Lattin
Nevil Shed
Willie Cager
Willie Worsley
David Palacio
Tempe
Athletic league to form among Western schools
Utah State athletic director Frank Williams announced a Feb 6 meeting in Amarillo to discuss forming a new athletic conference or an alliance of independent Western schools. Attending could be Utah State Colorado State New Mexico State San Jose State Texas Western San Diego State and West Texas State after exploratory talks at the NCAA meetings in Houston.
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Tex
UPI
Utah
Frank Williams
Utah State
Colorado State
New Mexico State
San Jose State
Texas Western
San Diego State
West Texas State
National Collegiate Athetic Association
Houston
Western Athletic Conference
WAC
Denver
Willams
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Peoria
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Joe Franka
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Miami
Steve Mix
Toledo
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Hurley
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Parada
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Nealer
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Devils
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Ruth Bartlett
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Southwestern Preparatory School
Maricopa County Medical Society
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