Compromise Door Opens as NCAA Winds Up Meet
The NCAA near its 59th convention approved a boycott of AAU sanctioned track meets after March 1 while inviting AAU to co sanction domestic meets. The move aims to ease the long dispute over amateur athletics control, with penalties to follow for non sanctioned meets.
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Tug) Wilson
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AFL Floating Star Game Set For Hsien
The AFL plans a Saturday floating All Star game at Jeppesen Stadium amid talks of an August match between the Bills and AFL All Stars at Shea Stadium. Bills owner Ralph Wilson and Jets owner Sonny Werblin back the idea as teams prepare after late site changes from New Orleans due to racial discrimination complaints. Advance ticket sales are uneven.
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Parseghian and Broyles Share Football Coach of the Year Honor
Notre Dame's Ara Parseghian and Arkansas' Frank Broyles tie for the American Football Coaches Association Coach of the Year award after a vote counted three times by Len Casanova. Clarence Stasavich is small college coach of the year for East Carolina.
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Parseghian
Clarence Stasavich
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Football Writers Association
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Portsmouth golfer Lida Matthews wins first round in South Atlantic Women’s Amateur
In Ormond Beach Florida on a Wednesday match Matthews of Ports mouth Ohio defeated Mrs Hugh Hayes of Tampa Florida 3 and 2 in the opening round of the 35th South Atlantic Women’s Amateur Golf Tournament.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
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Tampa
Muhammad Ali Promotes Return Bout in Boston May
Muhammad Ali, formerly Cassius Clay, vows he remains the heavyweight great from Louisville while joining the Black Muslims. He signs a radio deal for a Liston rematch, possibly in May in Boston, after a prior hernia operation. The $250,000 contract and a potential $5 million bout purse are reported as promoters eye May.
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Muhammad Ali
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Muhammad
Sonny Liston
Boston
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