NCAA takes tough stand against AAU boycott
In Los Angeles AP reports the NCAA adopts a hard line against the AAU amid a long running dispute over amateur athletics. Colleges may withdraw from AAU events and be barred from NCAA championships unless a settlement with the federations is reached. The policy targets track and field, basketball and gymnastics with potential losses of AAU indoor meets. Walter Byers cautions against defiance as arbitration remains limited to track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
AAU
U.S
Governing Athletic Association
Kennedy
New York
Felds
Tokyo
Douglas Mac
Boston
Ncaa Eastern
Ution
Thela
NCAA
SAU
Walter Byers
BCAA
Blood Disease Hits Record Pole Vaulter
Don Evers of the University of Colorado, holder of an indoor pole vault world record, may be sidelined by mononucleosis. Officials fear the illness could end winter competition and hinder summer training for Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bgulder
Colo
Donevers
University of Colo- Tao
Chicago
Trey
Meyers
Drysdale Wins Pitcher of the Year Award in Houston
Houston AP reports Dodgers star Don Drysdale, 26, named Pitcher of the Year by the Houston chapter of the Baseball Writers Association. He led the NL with 25 wins, 232 strikeouts, 314 innings, and 41 games started, earning Dickie Kerr Award at the Jan. 22 MLB dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Baseball Writers Association of, America
Drysdale
Dickie Kerr
Kerr
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Tris
Dusty Boggess
Bill Kiem
Glenn Vaughan
Houston Colts
Baseball Writers
Dodgers
College basketball scores from various games
East Seton Hall defeated Rider 79 to 47 while Pittsburgh topped Westminster, Temple beat Lafayette 83 to 62 and St Josephs Pa. won 74 to 61 over Lehigh Fordham beat Rutgers 89 to 66 Dayton defeated St Francis Pa. 85 to 51 and St Francis Ny. fell 51 to ? Villanova beat Delaware 93 to 38 Colby edged Maine 59 to 58 Bowdoin overcame Bates 71 to 67 In the South Duke won 55 to 70 over Navy Georgia Tech won 72 to 70 over Georgia Miami 103 91 over Jacksonville Va 78 69 over N C State Wake Forest 78 beat North Carolina 4 Oklahoma City 88 over Centenary Louisville 78 over Kentucky Wesleyan Baltimore Loyola 78 over Baltimore U 75 Midwest Notre Dame 82 DePaul 62 Miami Ohio 64 Kent 58 Toledo 60 Bowling Green 56 Ball State 99 over St Josephs Indiana 1 ot Minors St 79 Carthage 72 South Dakota St 69 over Mankato 61 Plusburgh Kan 103 over Arkansas Indiana State 76 Butler 56 Far West Seattle 58 Montana 54 Today&apos.s pro basketball results St Louis 11 New York 95 Los Angeles 123 Detroit 15 Cincinnati 118 Syracuse 117 Chicago 131 Boston 179 Today&apos.s game Boston at Cincinnati Syracuse of Boston Chicago at Detroit Los Angeles at San Francisco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Swarthmore
Colby
Maine
Bowdoin
Bates
South Duke
Navy
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Miami
Fla
Jacksonville Ja
Virginia
N.C. State
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Oklahoma City
Centenary
Louisville
Kentucky
Wesleyn & Balt
Loyola
Baltimore
Midwest
Notre Dame
DePaul
Ohio
Kent
Toledo
Bowling Green
Ball State
St. Joseph's
Ind
Carthage
South Dakota
Mankato
Plusburgh
Kan
Arkansas
Indiana
Butler
FAR West
Seattle
Montana
St Louis
New York
Los Angeles
Detroit
Cincinnat
Syracuse
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
San Fi
Nichols Sarazen Set Top Awards in National Golf Dinner
The National Golf Awards honored many top names in golf at a New York dinner. Bob Nichols received the Ben Hogan trophy for overcoming severe illness after a 16 year old auto accident. Gene Sarazen earned the Metropolitan Weiters’ stop award, while Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus were named outstanding golfers of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob Nichols
Nichols
Metropolitan Golf Weiters
Gene Sarazen
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nick Lgus
Baytown Ganders hampered by injuries midseason
Baytowns 15-4 Ganders face a final non conference game as injuries thin the lineup. Robert Iiver joins a growing list of sidelined players along with Bob and Joel Lawless and Claude Lowery, with Joel briefly sidelined by a virus and Oliver out after Port Neches Groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Druthers
Ganders
Robert Iiver
Bob
Joel Lawless
Claude Lowery
Joel
Oliver
Port Neches Groves
Gander regu lar hurt in 70 54 Baytown win over Indians
aDOATS third season as a Gander regu lar twisted an ankle on the last play of the third quarter of Bay town's 70 54 romp over the 11 4A Indians. He suffered a severe left ankle sprain and may miss upcoming games. Baytown nurses depth woes as multiple players sit with injuries, illness, or medical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Neches
George Crow
Oliver
Crow
Jay Bollinger
Lee McDowell
Melvin Alford
Butch Perkins
Garland- Smith
Joe Newsome
Bollinger
Hoya Ash
Port Neches
Joel Lawless
Newsome
Smith
Roger Byers
Baytown Stars Shine In 1961 Football Fanfare Recalled
A nostalgic survey recalls Baytown star David Conway as the state’s top punter, and Herbie Adkins, Simmons, Padgett, and many others from 1961. notes glimpse into future paths with college scholarships, military service, and coaching legends like Bear Bryant and Darrell Royal shaping 1963 football expectations.
Boxing Rules Out Small Clubs In New York Debate
The Joint Legislative Committee on Boxing in New York weighs a possible ban as television profits shape the sport. TV funds big fights and keeps boxing financially viable in New York, but it hurts small clubs that breed boxers. Network boxing now airs once weekly, with many clubs already gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joint Legislative Committee On
Empire State
Madison Square Garden
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Chicago
Loss Of Russell Hurts Boston
Boston Celtics struggle without Bill Russell as the Chicago Zephyrs topple them 131-123 in Chicago’s first win over Boston this season. Jerry West scores 40 as the Lakers run past Detroit 123-115. Cincinnati overturns a 14 point gap led by Jack Twyman and Oscar Robertson 116-112 over Syracuse. St. Louis defeats New York 110-95. Charley Hardnett nets 35 for Chicago, sealing the win with five straight points. Rookie John Havlicek leads Boston with 20 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Russell
Chicago Zephyrs
Chicago
National Basketball Association
Boston
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
Detroit
Cincinnati
Jack Twyman
Oscar Robertson
Syracuse
St. Louis
New York Knicks
Zephyrs
Charley Hardnett
Hardnett
Celts
John Havlicek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pitcher
Seton Hall
Rider
Pittsburgh
Westminister
Temple
Lafayette
St. Joseph’s
Lehigh
Fordham
Rutgers
Dayton
St. Francis
Villanova
Cisco
Citizens of Texas Savings
Citizens Wis Savings
Pasadena
Indians
Port Nechess
CI Murray
Tom Murray
Cae
Herbie Adkins
Baylor
David Conway
New New York
Colt 43
Johnny Temple
Jeader
Carl Warwick
Darrell Royal
Tony Crosby
Oklahoma
Gene Baez
Rice
Taylor
Owls
ASL America
Jess Neely
Darryl Lamonica
Sonny Boy Gibbs
Gibbs
Bear Bryant
Joe Namath
Frank Broyles
Fred Gray
Tommy Wade
Darrel
Royal
Texas
LSU
Ole Miss
Longhorn
Missouri
Dan Devine
Blue Bonner
SMU
Forrest Gregg
New York Giants
Jim Taylor
Green Bay
Giants
Dreamers. Ee
TY Boxing
Muirauder
Bayshore Motors
Eureka Princess
Baytown, Texas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!