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1 NCAA SETS 2-YEAR SENTENCE Arthur Gamecocks Go On Probation DALEY Johnny Keane (c1M7) New Turk Timet Newt Service NEW YORK-At least Johnny Keane had one brief taste of glory when he skillfully directed the St. Louis Cardinals to World Series victory over the New York Yankees in 1964. He deserved far more than that because he was an admirable little guy who brought an extra touch of class to baseball. But the fates were never too kind to him with that one exception, of course and now a heart attack has shockingly snatched him away at the age of 55. There is no way to rationalize a death.

But his legion of friends can take comfort in the fact that Johnny, torn apart by inner turmoil and doubts after his dismissal as Yankee which was said to be identical. The Council cited the violations by South Carolina on financial aid: 1, Dtring the year 19G5-66 Marvin Bass, the University's director of athletics and head football coach, provided three student athletes, all ineligible to receive financial aid, with cash, meal tickets and books from sources under his control. 2, During the same period and continuing through the first semester of the 1966-67 college year, the educational expenses of a student athlete were paid by a corporation upon which the student athlete was neither naturally nor legally dependent. 3, The financial aid to student athletes was not administered by the university's regular committee oi agency responsible for awarding scholarships or grants, in aid. The council also said that in the school year of 1965-66 Bass, with the assistance of the then business manager of athletics, created a secret fund reportedly to be used for entertainment purposes, including entertainment of high school coaches.

Bass, who held a dual capacity of athletic director and head football coach at South Carolina, was succeeded in 1966 by Paul Dictzcl, formerly of Army. The council said seven athletes wore involved in the in-Continued on Page 36, Column 1 sity, contrary to regular published entrance requirements of the institution. The athlete was not identified, but it was assumed the reference was to Mike Grosso, a star basketball player who was ruled ineligible by the Atlantic Coast Conference. Grosso's ineligibility has been the center of a heated controversy in the conference with South Carolina appealing the conference ruling to the NCAA. In effect, the NCAA council reconfirmed the conference action.

Grosso is a sophomore from Raritan, N.J., who reportedly failed on one test for entrance but later passed a second test season football or basketball games, including tournaments. It also prohibits the Gamecocks from participating in any television program subject to control of the NCAA, meaning they won't be in any televised football games. Texas Western Is the defending NCAA basketball champion and currently ranks sixth among the nation's college basketball powers. The council cited South Carolina for one infraction involving academic standards and three dealing with financial aid to athletes. It said that in September, 1965, a prospective student athlete was admitted to the univer HOUSTON (AP) The council of the National Collegiate Athletic Association put South Carolina on probation for two years and censored and reprimanded Texas Western Sunday.

(The South Carolina disclosures confirmed an exclusive story which appeared in Saturday morning's Atlanta Constitution.) The policy making body for the nation's collegiate athletic organization also lifted a probation on Texas The action against South Carolina, for violation of regulations involving financial aid to athletes, prohibits the school from participating in any post ate Ma tie manager last May, had regained peace of mind. Events of the past season vindicated him completely and restored to his reputation all the luster that Yankee failure had tarnished because it became obvious no blame could accrue to Johnny for the collapse. When Keane was summarily relieved of his command, he was replaced by the players' pet, Ralph Houk, "The best manager I ever played for." So said the Yankee athletes. In their initial enthusiasm they went crazy for a fortnight and won regularly for Houk. But then they reverted to type as their reduced skills dumped the ball club into last place, the worst finish in Bomber history.

Johnny was definitely off the hook, no longer the culprit but the innocent fj i if i hackles Eagles Daley IMHWpMMHHMMIipillMMnHNRMMHMMH THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Colts Capture Plavoff Bowl MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Tom Matte burst one yard for a touchdown with 14 seconds left Sunday, lifting the Baltimore Colts to a 20-14 victory over Philadelphia in the National Football League's Playoff Bowl. Jerry Logan's interception of a pass by Jack Concannon put the Colts in business on the Ea Monday, Jan. 9, 1967, Page 33 The Baltimore victory was the second in a row in the Orange Bowl for the Colts and the sixth for the NFL Western Confer for Hill, the Eagles retaliated with a 60-yard march that put them in front at halftime 14-10. Concannon completed four passes, including one for 11 yards to Israel Lang at the four.

Lang, voted the game's most valuable player, crossed over from the ence runner-up. Baltimore opened the scoring with a 23-yard field goal by Lou Michaels, but Hill, aided by a I PUJUI SAV If iiS'- I I Vu L-" r.t.-.-...V..i- two for the score. Unitas hit five straight passes in a third period drive the THE YARDSTICK gle 35 and enabled them to pull the game out of the fire. Johnny Unitas broke the game record with 19 pass completions, but the great Colt quarterback uncorked only one touchdown shot a 14-yard throw to Ray Berry in the second quarter. And that was Baltimore's only touchdown until the game saving plays by Logan and Matte.

King Hill and Concannon had directed Philadelphia to two second quarter touchdowns, and Colts Eaclrs 17 20 First downs Rushing varriacp Passing vardate Passes Passes intercepted Punts Fumbles Inst Yards penalized 105 188 19-33 1 5-36 51 103 64 11-22 1 4-44 0 47 only one launched by either team in that quarter. But with fourth down and five and the Eagle seven, the Colts settled for a 14-yard field goal by Mi chaels and still trailed 14-13. crucial break, took the underdog Eagles 66 yards to a touchdown and a 7-3 lead early in the second period. victim of the misfeasances of others. Johnny rated more than he ever received from a whimsical and ungracious dame fortune.

A slick fielding shortstop, he was heading toward the major leagues when a bean ball fractured his skull, almost killing him. If nothing else, it shattered his hopes of making the big time as a player so he decided to make it as a manager. Lane Showed Keane How to Make It It was a dreadfully long haul for this dedicated man. Year after year he was recognized as "the best manager in the minors." But the call to the majors never came. Finally Frank Lane, the front office boss of the Cardinals, showed Johnny how.

"Why do you bury yourself in the bush leagues?" said Lane. "I feel that my ability will be recognized some day," said Johnny, precise and crisp as always. "You're going at it wrong," said Lane. "You've turned down every major league coaching job that's been offered. Hardly anyone up here even knows you exist.

You have to expose yourself. You have to be seen and known. The only way is to become a big league coach." So Keane, a member of the Cardinal organization all his life, became a lieutenant to Solly Hemus in 1959. In mid-season of 1961 Hemus got the ax and Johnny was finally a big league manager. By adroit manipulation he squeezed out a second place finish in 1963 and raised hopes high for 1964.

At mid-season, though, everything was going wrong. The distraught owner, Gussie Busch, forced the dismissal of Bing Devine, the general manager. It even was whispered that Gussie already had come to terms with Leo Durocher as Keane's successor for the following season. This news didn't upset Johnny as much as the departure of his friend and sponsor, Devine. Then a strange sequence of events intruded to affect the future of the intensely loyal team.

Cardinal Rally Saved Day for Johnny He rallied the Cardinals and they won the pennant. Just as unexpectedly, they upset the Yankees in the World Series. A lesser man would have gloated at the untenable position in which he had placed his boss, demanding a long-term, high-priced contract in vengeful retribution. And gotten it too. But Johnny was above such petty vanity.

His principles were beyond price. When he met with Busch for the expected contract renewal Johnny gave Gussie the shock of his life. "I'm quitting," said the quiet little manager. In a switch that was just as bizarre, he immediately succeeded the suddenly ousted Yogi Berra as Yankee skipper. Unforgettable was Johnny's reaction to first sight of his troops at Fort Lauderdale the next spring.

"I never had so many good ball players," he said, awe in his voice. He was wrong. He was looking at hollow shells. He really never got to know the Yankees. Nor did they get to know him.

Unlike the Cardinals, most of whom he had watched advance from the minors, the Bombers were strangers of almost demigod stature. Not until too late did rapport finally come. Mickey Mantle said he was ashamed of the way he'd let Johnny down and all the other Yankees expressed kindred sympathetic sentiments. It came as a bittersweet solace to Keane at the low point of his career. Johnny was such a nice man.

Decency and wholesomeness shone out from those blue eyes, the mirror of his soul. His gentle nobility and strong force of character lifted him above the ordinary level. He was a rare one. After Logan's late interception, Unitas tut Willie Richardson with a 1 13-yard pass to the Eagle 18, and Matte picked up 10 in a running play to the eight. A penalty set the Colts back to Mike Curtis' interception of a as Unitas failed to come up with the bomb, the Eagles appeared on the way to an upset until Baltimore's big break came.

Despite a record advance ticket sale, attendance at this seventh game in the National Football League series was only Hill pass that would have given the Colts possession deep in Eagle territory was nullified by a the 13, but they got a first down pass interference penalty, and Philadelphia moved on to score. at the six when Jim Nettles interfered with Berry on a pass. 58,088 more than 7,000 below Anociated Preit Wirephoto RAY BERRY (82) ELUDES JIM NETTLES, SNARES 14-YARD SCORING PASS Baltimore's Johnny Unitas Strikes Through Air in NFL Playoff Bowl at Miami Sunday last year. Baltimore 3 7 3 720 Philadelphia 0 14 0 014 Bait FG Michaels 23 Phil-Hill I run (Baker kick Bait Berry 14 pass from L'nitas (Michaels kick I Phil Lane 2 run (Baker kick) Bait FG Michaels 14 Bait-Matte 1 run (Michaels kick) Attendance 58.088. Ron Goodwin, surrounded by three defenders, made a great catch up a 12-yard pass from Hill at the five and Hill smashed over from the one.

The Colts bounced right back nto the lead with a 65-yard drive climaxed by Unitas' pass to Berry, his fifth completion in a row. But with Concannon coming in Hootie Ingram Accepts Arkansas Grid Position Landry Praises Chiefs Non-profit, private, recreational Enrolling 500 Charter Members. Send $1, Age and Photo ATLANTA BILLIARD CLUB P.O. Box 1, Atlanta, Ga. 30301 Broyles Hires Bulldog Aide PARRY- vorec VfGCO CORDER'150' DALLAS, Tex.

(AP) Tom Landry has this advice for the Kansas City Chiefs if they want to survive against the Green Bay Packers in the Super Bowl: Don't make any mistakes and play your own game. Landrv. coach of the Dallas By MICKEY McCARTHY Assistant Sports Editor Cecil Hootie Ingram, defensive backfield coach at the University of Georgia, has accepted a similar post with Arkansas, it was announced Sunday night. TAPE RECORDE Defensive chief Erk Russell and frosh coach Doc Ayers have both been mentioned in conjunction with the vacant Mississippi State job. It is expected that Vince Dooley won't begin making assignments or additions until the NCAA meetings are concluded.

Then he will have a clear picture of just how many vacancies the Bulldogs will need to fill. The Georgia staff has been intact for three full seasons and the Blilldogs had winning sea-Continued on Page 36, Column 1 the young crop of eager candidates and moulded then into a ball-hawking outfit which stole the most passes in the league. Instead of being a liability, the secondary became one of the Bulldogs' strong suits. His top pupil was safetyman Lynn Hughes who made the All-SEC teams. The departure of Ingram leaves the Bulldogs with several places to fill.

Dooley, of course, headed the offense and a replacement for him must be named. There is a possibility that at least one Georgia aide will join Bill at Carolina. A former star halfback at the Cordless. Capsfon drive and constant speed motor. Comet with pre-recorded tape casette, dynamic microphone, fitted carrying case, patch cord.

3 lbs. with batteries. University of Alabama, Ingram thus became the second mem ber of Georgia's staff to accept a new position. Bill Dooley, Cowboys said Sunday in an interview the Chiefs have a chance if they can play without error. Landry's Cowboys made several crucial mistakes in their 34-27 loss to the Packers for the National Football League title, including a fumble on a kickoff that resulted in a Green Bay touchdown.

"I think they (Kansas City) can play them a good game," Landry said. "The Chiefs must move the ball and be successful Georgia, LSU Vie On Bayou Tonight younger brother of head coach Vince, recently was named in penetrating the Packer defense. You don't have to do head man at North Carolina. It was rumored only last week that Ingram would join Bill with the Tar Heels. Ingram will replace new Vanderbilt coach Bill Pace on the Arkansas staff but will actually have the job of Johnny Majors who was promoted to offensive backfield coach when Pace left.

"Arkansas is fortunate to be able to come up with a top re-Dlacement like Ingram, a man many things new against the Packers just do what you do well." i- i COMPARE HHj iiii! I Landry said he thinks the dsv- Remington and Norelco owners save this week chological edge will rest with with both experience and back tne umets in tne long awaited match between the NFL champion and the American Football League king. "The Chiefs are the under ii ii i in ii ii hiiii iiiiiiiiniiiiii 11111111,1111 uiiiiiiijiiiNMiiuinnw mwwimkj wwu.w ANYWHERE Florida is at Oxford for an important one against Ole Miss and in perhaps the biggest match of the night Tennessee visits Vanderbilt In Nashville. Tennessee, fresh from a 77-52 sweep of Alabama Saturday night, leads the league currently with a 2-0 mark. Florida and Mississippi State are second with 4-1 records and Vanderbilt and Auburn are tied next at 3-1. Vandy, averaging right at 88 points a game, is meeting one of the stronger defenses in the country in Tennessee.

Vol foes are averaging 53.5 points per outing. Georgia Tech, now 5-5 on the year, will travel to Greenville, S.C., Tuesday night to engage Furman and new coach Frank Selvy. The Engineers dropped a 99-91 decision to Tulane in Atlanta Saturday night. dogs and nobody expects them rf IliSlIiill I ground of immediate success, to replace the man we have lost," Razorback coach Frank Broyles said. In Athens, Ingram said, "I am very lucky to have served nnder such fine people as Vince Dooley and Joel Eaves.

I have enjoyed the associa OUR LOW, LOW PRICES! By BILL CLARK Georgia finally runs into a team shorter than itself Monday night down in Baton Rouge, La. The Bulldogs, now 5-4 for the year, meet coach Press Mara-vich's low and lowly LSU Bengals in one of four Southeastern Conference game's scheduled. Even on the road, Georgia is slightly favored. Maravich's first-y ear outfit, with no starter above 6-5, has won only two games while losing nine. The Bengals are win-less in four SEC games so far while Georgia has a 1-2 league look.

The Bulldogs fell 92-63 to Mississippi State at Starkville Saturday night in their most recent start Florida, at the same hour, was thrashing LSU at Baton Rouge, 87-70. Coach Ken Rosemond's starting lineup is expected to include 6-6 Don Wix, 6-1 Frank Har-scher, 6-3 Jim Youngblood, 5-8 Dick Mcintosh and 6-4 Tom Duggins. Maravich's biggest Bengal is 6-5 center Tommy Thigpen. The rest of the LSU lineup goes 6-3, 6-2. 6-0, and 5-11.

Elsewhere in the conference, Auburn is at Mississippi State; to do wen," Landry said. "This will work in their favor." Landry said he doesn't believe Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr will be "as hot as he was against us." "I think it will be difficult for Starr to be sharp for two tough games in a row," Landry said. "Starr will be good because, he is a great quarterback, but he might not have-the fine edge he had against us." Landry said he expects the Packers to come out throwing the ball "because they have been passing more than any time before with good success." Landry said the game may be decided in the secondary where some great individual battles vill.be fought 3.25 overhaul reg. 6.50 tions here very much, and my move comes as a very difficult one. "However, I feel it will help me in the long run.

Arkansas has a great football program and I am looking forward to being part of it." Ingram will tutor the defensive secondary at Arkansas, the same job he handled so expertly for the At me beginning of the 1966 season. Georgia was thought to be in desperate shape in the secondary. Only one player with experience returned, but Ingram took CALL US TODAY foiNroMAira 873-2251 sleje: CO. 1 21 2 SPRING N.W. (NEAR 1 4th ST.) Marist Gets Win Led by John Chapman and Jim Stokes, Marist's swimming team defeated the University of Alabama freshmen, 51-44, and Tuscaloosa High, 80-15, in a meet at Tuscaloosa this Here's what we'll do: a complete motor overhaul, replacement of all necessary motor parts points, coils and condensers, Plus regular sharpening job, oiling, cleaning and adjusting.

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