AAU and NCAA clash over control of amateur athletics
Louis J. Fisher of High Point NC, president of the Amateur Athletic Union, accuses the NCAA of disrespecting President Kennedy as the two groups duel for authority over U S amateur sports. MacArthur to arbitrate. date set later as delegations reach New York. Fisher likens NCAA actions to Castro and Mao while denouncing plans to boycott AAU events not sanctioned by a new federation. The NAIA weighs in as the dispute continues.
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New York
Louis J. Fisher
High Point
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
United States
NCAA
AAU
Kennedy
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
All Sports Group
Fisher
Early Season Bass Tips For Lake Angling
Surface water at 60 to 70 degrees brings black bass near shore and along weed edges. They hide under logs and brush or over shallow mud bars in 2 to 6 feet. Feeding can occur all day with midday peaks. If no rises, use streamer or mid depth lures. let the lure sink and twitch. If rising, switch to surface plugs or bass bugs with a fly rod.
Golf Groups Are Agreeable
San Diego AP reports the PGA tournament bureau settled a date conflict between the Salt Lake City Open and the World Series of Golf telecast. Sponsors agreed to indemnify Salt Lake City sponsors with 20000 dollars. Both events set for early September. Jack Nicklaus won the 1962 World Series with a 75000 purse.
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San Diego
Calif
Professional Golfers Association Tournament Bureau
Salt Lake City
NAIA Announces Stand in Kansas City for 11 Sports
In Kansas City the NAIA executive secretary announced the federation will compete in 11 sports with 263 member institutions, mostly small colleges, under AAU sanctioned events. The move shapes national amateur athletics alignments and competition structure.
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AAU
NAIA
Kansas City
Duer
Rado Thrills Georgia Fans With Not Play
Georgia guard Billy Rado, a 6 foot sophomore from Naugatuck Connecticut, has energized the Bulldogs after a string of losses. He scores heavily, averaging about 21 points per game, and has sparked enthusiasm as Georgia builds toward a new Coliseum while idolizing Bob Cousy as his influence.
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Rado
Georgia
Athens
UPI
Naugatuck
Billy Rado
University of Georgia
Bulldogs
Manhattan College
Naugatuck High
Frosh
Manhattan
Univrsity of Georgia
North Carolina
Louisiana State
Waterbury
Conn
Mary Jane
Petro
Bob Cousy
Cousy
Pittsfield
N.H
Rade
The
Ravens Face Taylor In Key HCC Clash At Upland
Anderson College eyes a six game streak as it travels to Taylor University for an HCC showdown. The Ravens 8-3, fed by a strong defense and rebounding, aim to edge Taylor 2-1 in standings while the Trojans bring a high scoring attack led by Ed Devries and guard Lary Winterholter.
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Hoosier College
Anderson College
Upland
Ravens
Taylor University
Anderson
Franklin
Trojan
Raven
Taylor
Don Odle
Odie
Trojans
Manchester
Spartans
Maytag Gymnasium
Ed Devries
Howard Warnock
Tony Underwood
Dave
Turk
Oakland City
Bob Macholtz
Ken Strawn
Nolan Reed
Willie Smith
Barret Bates
John Teague
Reed
Oakland
Macholtz
Columbus Fans Charter Plane For Bosse Trip
Indiana school spirit runs high as Columbus High School Bulldogs charter a 26 seat DC3 from Lake Central Airlines for a trip to Evansville to see Bosse. The booster flight costs about 16 dollars and highlights a large fan delegation with over 600 tickets sold for the road game.
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Columbus
Ind
Indiana
Naeoanes
Bulldogs
Evansville
Lake Central Airlines
Indianapolis
Ohio
J. A. Beaman
Laminas
Bowling Tips from Don Carter and Knee Action
The article promotes bending the left knee with weight on the left foot during the slide toward the foul line. It advises forward-leaning posture as the ball heads to the pins and pitches a pamphlet titled Control Tips for Beginners. A request for 10 cents and a return envelope is included to Marion Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Womer
Marion Ladewig
C-O National Newspaper Syndicate
Madison St
Chicago
Rooney Suspended From St Bonaventure Basketball Team
St Bonaventure University basketball coach Larry Weise suspended sophomore guard Mike Rooney indefinitely for unwillingness to cooperate and integrate with the team. Rooney, 19, from Jersey City, had been practicing after missing a Jan. 5 Duquesne game, later watched the Bonnies beat Duquesne from the stands.
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Clean
N. Y
UPI
Mike Rooney
St. Bonaventure University
Larry Weise
Weise
Rooney
St. Bonaventure
Jersey City
N.J
Bonnies
Duquesne
Buffalo
Olean
Memorial Auditorium
Ani
Francis W. Kerney
OFM
Canisius Connors
Belmont Abbey
All-America Elevens List Parr from Anderson College
Ron Parr of Anderson College appears on multiple 1962 football all America lists. NAIA honorable mention defense squad includes Parr. Williamson Little All-American selections place him on the special mention roster. Raven and Hoosier Conference names also recognize Parr in 1962 all star honors.
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Ron Parr
Metropolis
Anderson College
Parr
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Houston
Tex
Williamson
Raven
Illinois
Jim Macholtz
Crew
Hoosier
Gary Corbin
Bedford
Ind
Gus Carlson
Ravens
NAIA
National Alliance
Derstier Heirs Real Estate Auction Near Gilman Indiana
Real estate auction listed for Saturday January 12 at 10:30 AM. Property located five miles east of the detour 9 and 128 junction on Jackson and J Pike, north of Anderson, one mile south of Gilman Indiana. Details indicate parcels and directions for prospective buyers.
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ST. RD
Anderson
Alex
Derstier Heirs
Det. 9
Jackson &J. Pike
Gilman, Ind
Aparicio Rejects White Sox Offer
Maricaoibe Venezuela United Press International reports Luis Aparicio star shortstop for the Chicago White Sox rejected a 1963 contract of 35 000 and will demand 45 000 He cited a pay cut from 1962 noting his drop in batting average while leading the AL in stolen bases for the eighth straight season with 31. He defended his condition saying he is in better shape than ever and comparable to his rookie year.
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Maricaibo
Venezuela
UPI
Luis Aparicio
Chicago White Sox
Aparicio
White Sox
Dawn Fraser Named AP Female Athlete of the Year
Australia’s Dawn Fraser, Melbourne born swimming icon, named AP Female Athlete of the Year. The 25 year old, Olympic champion and world record setter, aims for 1964 Tokyo Olympics with a string of triumphs likely to follow her 1956 and 1960 100 meter freestyle titles. Rudolph, Ladewig, Hard, and Smith trail in vote tally and points from AP panel.
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Melbourne
Australia
Dawn Fraser
Associated Press
Dawn
Perth
Miss Fraser
Wilma Rudolph
Miss Rudolph
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Margaret Smith
Grambling Jumps Into First Place In Small College Poll
The Associated Press small college poll sees Grambling of Louisiana seize the top spot after leading with three first place votes and 54 points. Westminster Pennsylvania remains close with 52 points, while Wittenberg falls to third with 48 points. Southeast Missouri sits fourth, with Tennessee State Akron Prairie View A&M Oglethorpe Evansville and Colorado Mines also listed.
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Associated Press
Grambling
Louisiana
Westminster
Wittenberg
Ohio
Missouri
Tennessee State
Akron
Prairie View A&m
Ogiethorpe
Evansville
Colorado Mines
Rockville Enters Air Force Basketball Meet
WAVERLY IOWA UP I The first annual U S Air Force basketball tournament opens here Sunday with six teams from radar bases contending for a regional berth to be held at Osceola Wisconsin. The 788th Radar Squadron of Waverly will host at Wartburg College gym with games Monday Wednesday and Thursday. Participants include Bellevue Ill Rockville Ind Walnut Ridge Ark Hanna City Ill Kirksville Mo and the local base.
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Waverly
Iowa
UPI
U.S. Air Force
30Th Air Division
Osceola
Wis
788Th
Wartburg College
Bellevue
Ill
Rockville
Ind
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Hanna City
Kirksville
Sheriff Sale in Madison County Indiana on Chesterfield Lot 161
By order of the Wisconsin Investment Board and a Madison County judgment, the sheriff will offer at public sale on February 28, 1963 at 10 a.m. the real estate described as Lot 161 in Chesterfield Bluffs Third Continuation, Town of Chesterfield, Madison County Indiana. The sale is without redemption and transfers by deed after bidding.
West All-Stars Slight Favorite for Pro Bowl clash
West coach Vince Lombardi faces a tough challenge as he leads an 8-4 Western squad into the Pro Bowl at the Los Angeles Coliseum against the East. Lombardi notes mental attitude and division pride are key as the West, including eight Packers, aims to extend its winning streak over the East and their recent title-game edge over Allie Sherman.
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Los Angeles
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Lombardi
Green Bay
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Sherman
Vince
Allie
Brown Sues Browns Over Contract Breach In Cleveland
Paul Brown, moved from coach and GM to vice president, claims Arthur Modell breached his contract. Brown says the matter is in his lawyers hands, and he remains under contract. Modell offers a terminal settlement Brown rejected, noting it would repay pension and deferred pay. Modell had tout coaching genius as Browns’ biggest asset.
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Cleveland
Paul FE. Brown
Cleveland Browns
Arthur Modell
Modell
Brown
Browns
Paul Brown
Public Sale of Madison County Real Estate Auction
Certified copy of judgement directs sale by the Madison County Indiana Court. Worcester Federal Savings and Loan Association sues John E McClintick and Lucille L McClintick to collect fourteen thousand nine hundred nineteen dollars ninety nine cents plus interest and costs. The property: Lot 188 in Chesterfield Bluffs Third Continuation, Chesterfield Indiana. Sale of the Chesterfield Bluffs lot at 10:00 AM February 27 1963 at the Anderson Court House to the highest bidder. Attorneys Bagot Free & Shearer. January 3 1963. HM A419 Jan 5-12-19.
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Superior Court
Madison County
State of Wisconsin Investment Board
George W. Stephens
Ruth P. Stephens
Anderson
Indiana
Madison
State of
Towit
Chesterfield Bluffs
Chesterfield
General Assembly
Paul P. Ravage
Bagot Free & Shearer Acerner
Worchester Federal Savings and Loan Association
John E. McClintick
Lucille L. McClintick
Pagot Free & Shearer Attorneys
National Homes Acceptance Corporation
Southgate Fee
Norma Jean
BAGOT
Free & Shearer Attorneys
Madison County Sheriff Sale Notice February 1963
Public sale to satisfy a judgment of Ruth E. Murphy vs Vasbinder Realty Company Inc and Ruth A. Vasbinder. Property described as lot 35 in original Chesterfield plat, Madison County Indiana. Sale set for February 21 1963 at 4 PM at the Madison County Courthouse. Attorney J Bayne Burton reports. Public safety ambulance bid notice follows.
Player Fires and 65 For San Diego Lead
PGA champion Gary Player of South Africa shot his second straight 65 to lead the San Diego Open at the halfway mark with 130, one stroke ahead of Jacky Cupit. Billy Casper Jr. and Fred Hawkins tied at 132, Tony Lema at 133, with many favorites failing to make the cut at Stardust Country Club as the field shrank.
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San Diego
Calif
Gary Player
South Africa
Jacky Cupit
Longview
Tex
Billy Casper Jr
Casper
Fred Hawkins
Tony Lema
Stan Leonard
Miller Barber
Phil Rodgers
Stardust Country Club
Gene Littler
Littler
Tommy Jacobs
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Hitler
WY. Times
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Louise
Jim
Edgewood Plaza
Ong
Walt Disney
King of the
Wolfpack
Rex Allen
Sons OF the Pioneers
Paramount Theatre
Obo
Ted Flowers
Theatre
Grou
Maipen
Mvyn
Leroy
Gay Warner
Bosse Trip
Don Carter
Kon Parr
Jackie Gleason
Gee
Air Force
Sheriff's Sale
iCircuit Court
Ruth E. Murphy
Vasbinder Reality Comany, Inc
Ruth A. Vasbinder
Vasbinder Realty Company, Inc
Ruth A. Vasiinder
General Assembly of the
State of Indiana
J. Bayne Burton
Board of Public Safety
Department of Fire
Biave Board of Accounts
States of
E. 8Th Street
John Kuntz
Cranston Dennis
S Carl Mieser
Attest & Basil Hosier
Kansas City Athletics
Orlando Pena
A’s
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