Molinas Case Ties College Basketball to Broad Bribery Network
The piece traces a sprawling scandal linking Molinas to 14 players across six colleges in 17 states, with bribe payments and a bid to suborn perjury. It notes Molinas part of a web that reached 364 games and affected many roles from players to an attorney, ending in muted penitence and mob ties.
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Roberts Signs Arroyo Hopes for Big Comeback
Associated Press reports left handed reliever Arroyo, aged 35, joined Yankee camp in Fort Lauderdale with a sore shoulder and five minute throwing session. He cites improved arm strength and confidence after a tough prior season. The piece notes his winter play in Puerto Rico and a contract context with the Los Angeles Angels.
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Bell's Romp To 108-74 Victory Over TAC Boys
Bell's team powered to a 108-74 win over TAC Boys with strong scoring by Spode and led early by a 43-38 halftime edge. Zuckerman and Coca-Cola were noted in a clash as the game unfolded, with Bell's squad pulling away in the second half.
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Track and field faces uncertain post 1964 Olympic era
After the 1964 games a power struggle between AAU and NCAA threatens athlete eligibility as disputes over sanctioning split the sport. Gen MacArthur brokered a truce, then the NCAA and AAU clashed again over recognizing the USTFF. The dispute risks delaying a unified national federation ahead of the next Olympics.
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Bottlenecks and Outlaws Lead Midway Loop Bowling
The Bottlenecks and Outlaws shared the loop lead after steady team scores while Cotton Pickers Falcons and Wheels Moreps faced postponed matches due to illness. Alleycats beat Nam e 1 as Frank Cook posted 514 for the losers and Bill Salyan added 555 for Gene's Shell in a 3-1 victory over Offbeats.
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Red’s Tavern
Duckpin Bowling Results and High Scores Shown
Golladay Building Supply won three ladies matches led by Becky Cornwell with a 350 total. Individual scores include Golladay totals of 511 523 and 500 for 1534. Other notable performances include Virginia Zuckerman 355 and Dor othy Burke 123. The Clarke County girls featured Frances Dodson 124 and Louise Lewis 119.
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Marapean Oil
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Louise Lewis
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Yankees Hurler Bridges Shot Out Leg in Club Incident
Report says pitcher Bridges was shot in the leg below the knee by a small caliber weapon during an incident at a club. Carrie Lee Raysor is described in connection with an assault charge as investigators planned to resume questioning today. Erskine Hepburn, a club patron, provided details.
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Montgomery Records Big 132 105 Win
Montgomery defeated its opponent 132 to 105 as 20 feet from the basket, a steady stream of field goals, and a pressing defense by the Knights overwhelmed Shenandoah. Montgomery improved to 11 1 while the other team slipped to 1 5.
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Nicklaus Pain Might Influence Tucson Open Outcome
Nicklaus injury issues could affect the 1968 Tucson Open outcome as the tournament unfolds in Tucson Arizona with AP reporting on the event. The article notes that Jack Nicklaus is contending despite health concerns.
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Scholastic Scores Reported Across Several Games
Scholastic scores show Churchland 72 to Homer Ferguson Bassett 49 and Caveing 44 to Wise 62 with Piha Harrisonburg 57 and W Lexington 58. Natural Bridge 40, Lee-Davis 65, Henrico 43. Midlothian J and Flatwoods 53 with eeu jackson Bae.
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West Virginia Clinches Seasonal Title in Tight City Showdown
A shaky contest in a city of about 5000 hosts West Virginia as they seek a decisive seasonal crown. The team relies on resilience and key plays to edge rivals and secure the title.
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