Georgia Atty Gen Cook cites Butts calls in gambling probe
Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook disclosed telephone records indicate Wally Butts, former UGA athletic director, called individuals tied to gambling on intercollegiate contests. He noted some calls preceded a Sept. 14 conversation with Alabama coach Bear Bryant. The Senate committee continues the football inquiry with Sen. John McClellan as chair, while Butts and Bryant deny gambling charges.
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Georgia
Eugene Cook
Wally Butts
University of Georgia
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Butts
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Saturday Evening Post
Bryant
The
Post
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Donald F. O'Donnell
William H. Schroder
Attttorney
State of
Wallace Butts
Schrader
Schreder
Schroder
Anderson FOP Enters State Age Tourney at Muncie Fieldhouse
The Anderson Fraternal Order of Police will compete in the state FOP basketball tournament in Muncie Fieldhouse. Anderson, runner up last year, opens at 8 am with 14 cities entered. Defending champs South Bend, plus teams from Evansville to Gary, join the field as Anderson seeks its first title.
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Muncie
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Evansville
Hobart
Mishawaka
West Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Kokamo
Indianapolis
Elkhart
Gary
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White River Little League plans announced for 1963 season
Pepitone drives in five runs as part of a Yankees exhibition win. Little League president Don Alberts visits schools to promote registration for boys aged 8 to 12. Registration is Saturday March 30 at Athletic Park from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Birth certificates required and at least one parent needed. Boundaries described from Sh Street Bridge to NYCRR tracks and beyond.
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White River
Little League
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Alexandria Pike
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10Th Street
6Th Street
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Joe Pepitone
Perth
Jackson
New York Yankees
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Main
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Pepitone
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Erskine
Orlando
Eddie Sadowski
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UPI
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An-Celtics
Bostonjall
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Marbles
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Royals
New York Mets
Charley Neal
St. Louis
Confi
Frank Thomas
Dence
Boca Ree
Rush
Barry Wynn
Ed Fisher
Ville Elks Club
William
Bill) Mills
Chicago White Sox
Sarasota
Nationals
Marshall Love
Bocalan
Wynn
Syracuse
Rev-Al Corporation
Macke
Rushville
Sam Carmichel
Martinsville
Dave Sten
House
Boca Ree-Al
Sox
Marcelino Lopez
Ree-Al
Baseball Exhibit Scores Grapefruit League Matches
Exhibition results show Chicago A beat Washington 3 0 Milwaukee A toppled Detroit 6 1 New York A defeated Minnesota 7 6 Cincinnati edged Los Angeles N 6 4 New York N and St Louis 4 Los Angeles A 4 Boston 3 Philadelphia 9 Kansas City Tacoma PCL 1 San Francisco 9 Chicago N 12 Cleveland 11.
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Boston
Philadelphia
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Tacoma
San Francisco
Cleveland
Fields Lofts Tee Shot For 1st Ace
Joe Fields of Angerson holed out his 7 iron for a hole in one at Grandview No 2 par 3 30 yards on the municipal course. Playing with Milt Owen Leonard McCracklin and Clyde Dickerson Fields 77 is believed to be Madison County first ace this year.
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Angerson
Large Field Enters Azalea Open Tourney
Indianapolis thumps Chicago Sox 10 2 in exhibition play as Harry Simpson belts a three run homer. Indians surge 3 5 1 1 across innings while Lynchburg White Sox fall behind early. Azalea Open in Wilmington hosts 154 pros and 10 amateurs with $22 500 purse as warmup for Masters.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Sox
Sarasota
Fla
Indianapolis Indians
Lynchburg
Wilmington, N.C
UFI
Cleveland Indians
McCormick Aims To Dethrone Giants With Orioles
Southpaw Mike McCormick, traded from the San Francisco Giants to Baltimore on December 15, says his 1963 goal is to dominate the Giants with a big year for the Orioles. He recalls a strong 1960 season and notes declines since due to injuries and changes.
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Fla
Mike McCormick
Baltimore Orioles
San -Francisco Giants
Giants
Orioles
McCormick
Stu. Miller
John Orsino
Billy Hoeft
Jack Fisher
Jim Coker
Mike
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Jet Traffic Pulls Upset At Aqueduct
Jet Traffic a Canadian bred colt owned by Russell A Firestone Jr of Chicago led the Bay Shore Stakes at Aqueduct clocking 1 34 5 for a mile on fast track. Jockey Bobby Unstery sent him away to win by three lengths over Top Gallant with Bonjour fading to third in a six horse field. Jet Traffic paid 16 20 7 90 3 30. Top Gallant paid 7 10 2 80 and Bonjour 2 20 to show.
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Jet Traffic
Russell A. Firestone Jr
Chicago
Bonjour
Aqueduct
Bobby Unsery
Top Gallant
Pumpkin Hill
Senator B
Bowie
Servaglio
Jet
John
Joy
Thoy
Larry Adams
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