Boxing Officials Signal Suspension Over Patterson Liston Rematch
WBA leaders call for automatic suspension of any state or country that accepts a Patterson Liston rematch. Emile Bruneau cites a binding contract forcing Liston to rematch Patterson or pay up to 30 percent of future purses until a million dollars is paid. Liston manager Nilon says the contract may be broken and props for a quick, equitable settlement or a knockout to settle matters.
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Championship Sports, Inc
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Lovellette Sets Kansas Single Season Scoring Mark
Clyde Lovellette tops Kansas season scoring with 886 points, besting Wilt Chamberlain who sits at 800. The record stands as the Kansas University basketball single season scoring record.
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Bowling 30c at Rains New AMF balls
Rains introduces new AMF bowling balls priced at 16 95 each. The compact listing notes a 30 cent term or feature and highlights the fresh gear for bowlers seeking improved performance.
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Kentucky Wins Invitational. Nash Named MVP
Cot ton Nash of Kentucky and Rod Thorn of West Virginia were unanimous picks for the All-Star team at the Kentucky Invitational. Nash led the Wildcats with 57 points in two wins over Iowa and West Virginia and was named the tournament MVP by voters. Thorn had 48 points and 26 rebounds, with Kentucky edging West Virginia 79 75 for the title.
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Gridders Work Before Holiday in Pasadena
Southern California and Wisconsin held vigorous holiday week drills on Monday ahead of Christmas. Milt Bruhn invited writers to watch Wisconsin practice at Brookside Park near the Rose Bowl, while John McKay welcomed Big Ten reporters to Bovard Field on campus. After Tuesday, gates close for the rest of the tune-up week.
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Holiday tournament roundups shake up Indiana high school hoops
Indiana’s top eight unbeaten teams head into a busy Christmas to New Year tourney period. East Chicago Washington hosts two nights with Evansville Bosse and Michigan City clashing prelims. Gary Roosevelt’s perfect run ends after loss to South Bend Central 71 67.
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Tae bea Play Continues In YMCA Holiday Tourney
The YMCA holiday basketball tournament resumes with six first round games on Wednesday and Thursday reducing the field to eight. Magic Car Wash and Moose have already advanced after big wins last Thursday. Tomorrow night Michigan Warehouse faces Y's Men Club at 7, John Mar Shall vs Pepsi-Cola at 8, and Pitcock vs Chesterfield Merchants at 9.
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Yule Pome Letter For Santa Claus
A humorous holiday verse from HAL WOOD comments on coaches players teams and fans across major leagues and nations. It jests about job futures for Cactus Jack and Sandy Koufax while jokingly praising pitching power and the spirit of sports amid cold war era global athletes.
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Indiana Curbs Spearing Rough Fish In State Waters
Indiana announces new rules curtailing rough fish spearing with bans in lakes May 1 to June 15 and limits to large rivers. Effective January 10 for three years, the order bans game fish spearing year round and lists West Fork White River and East Fork White River sections approved for spearing.
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Cincinnati Unanimous No 1 In UPI Coaches Poll
Cincinnati's undefeated NCAA champions earned all 35 first-place votes, topping Loyola of Chicago and Ohio State in the initial UPI board rankings. Stanford rose to No 4, Illinois to No 5, Arizona State to No 6, with Kentucky at No 8 and Duke at No 10 after wins and tournament play begin.
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High School Cage Scores From Saturday's Games
Indiana boys basketball results from multiple tournaments and finals. Boone Grove beat Michigan City St. Marys 59 48. Lagrange triumphed over Avilla 79 55. Pierceton edged Churubusco 68 64 in Pierceton. Brighton beat Jefferson Two Elkhart Consolation 47 then Brighton 72 Orland 50. Evansville Bosse 73 New Albany 49. Owensville 53 Richland 49. Muncie Southside 68 Mississinewa 61. Albany 73 Montpelier 56. Talma defeated Aubbeenaubbee 53 37. Marion 81 Mishawaka 75.
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Fernandez Named For Florida Bout
Fernandez will fight in a January 25 middleweight bout at the Jacksonville Coliseum promoter Willie Besmanoff announced. The card shifts from Mike de John to Fernandez as headliner after de John failed to find a suitable opponent, with Fernandez to meet Hilario Morales of Mexico and Los Angeles in a 10 round main undercard bout.
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Turkey Hunters Use Shotguns for Varied Shot Sizes
The article advises turkey hunters to choose shot sizes 5, 4, or 2 based on past success. It recommends 2 8 notations for penetration, notes 6s in 12 gauge magnum loads, and emphasizes aiming to break wings and penetrate organs above the breast. Springtime is identified as the most successful period.
Choosing Hoosier Athlete Of Year
Indianapolis Associated Press notes no single Hoosier athlete dominates 1962. IU partisans favor Marv Woodson for a 92 yard interception return with a key win over Purdue. Purdue backers cite Terry Dischinger as All America basketball star and Big Ten scoring champion. Auto racing fans point to Rodger Ward for the Indy 500 and USAC titles, or Jimmy Davis for three straight national midget titles.
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Indiana University
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Monticello
MacArthur Picked to Mediate Olympic Eligibility dispute
President Kennedy named Gen. Douglas MacArthur as referee in the fight between AAU and NCAA over control of U.S. Olympic entries. The 1964 Tokyo Games hinge on arbitration, with MacArthur previously mediating a similar 1930s dispute. AAU ballots and executive committee support are pending.
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Badgers Drop Out Of UPI Top Twenty Two
Wisconsin fell from the top ten and dropped to 22nd in the UPI major college basketball ratings. The Badgers earned just seven points in the coast to coast coaches poll.
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UPI
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United Press International
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College to Form Federations in Multiple Sports
A college group accused another side of repudiating the compromise. The group has organized federations in track and field and basketball and plans one in gymnastics. The AAU now serves as the international representative for the country in those sports.
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