NCAA AAU Heads Will Meet This Week
New York UPI reports the AAU and NCAA plan a high level meeting this week to seek an equitable solution to the long running clash over control of amateur athletics. AAU president Clifford Buck says talks with NCAA president Everett Barnes are planned to address athlete welfare and dual sanctioning at open events.
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Manchester Youth Skiers Qualify for Eastern Champs
Lisa Dillmann and Randy Zoesch, Burr and Burton juniors, qualified for the Eastern Junior Ski championships after strong results at Mt. Mansfield in the Vermont Junior Alpine meet. Lisa finished third in the girls combined, Randy 14th among the boys, with winners earning spots to Bend Oregon for nationals.
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Arlington
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Broncs Bought by Phipps, Will Remain in Denver
Millionaire contractors Gerald and Allen Phipps bought 94 percent of Empire Sports Inc, securing control of the Denver Broncos and pledging to keep the AFL team in Denver. Empire owns the Broncos, Bears stadium, and Bears baseball club, with losses mounting to millions since 1960.
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Country Girls League Bowling Cardette and Friends Standouts
In the Bowling Country Girls League Cardettes top a list of players across teams. Poblocki posts high single 175 and high triple 500 for one squad. Plante earns 154 and 429.
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NFL Winter Meeting opens with no AFL draft truce on agenda
PALM DESERT Calif United Press International reports the NFLs annual midwinter meeting starts with owners and coaches ready to discuss many topics but not a truce in the draft war with the AFL The agenda lists no such proposal though a spokesman warns it may be discussed Meanwhile TV bonuses keep both leagues financially healthy with Joe Namath earning 400000 in the AFL and colleges profiting from signing bonuses Other notes include a later start to the 1965 regular season and dates for playoffs and championship games ST LOUIS Cardinals announce 115 start times for all Saturday day games and 7 pm start for Saturday night games this season
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Bennington Catholic High to play winner of MSJ Rutland game
Bellows Falls to meet Springfield Brattleboro winner next Tuesday in Springfield for a playoff to decide who faces Bellows Falls and BCHL. Tomorrow night two Springfield games determine Mounties versus Raiders and Cosmos versus Colonels in Rutland. Sabers host Hartford Midgets Thursday in a makeup SWL contest, final regular season for many Sabers fans.
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Mantle Tops Mays In Pay After Taxes For Yankees
New York United Press International reports Mickey Mantle, at 33, signed a $100,000 contract with the Yankees, earning less take home pay after taxes than Willie Mays due to Mantle’s larger family. Mantle noted he is content being second in salary, while the IRS taxes Mays and Mantle differently.صار
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College Ratings Show Top Teams In UPI Board
New York UPI college basketball ratings list Michigan UCLA St. Joseph’s Providence Duke Davidson Wichita Vanderbilt Indiana Tennessee and others with first place votes and records through February 13. Notes mention players Mickey and Mays pursuing insurance careers after baseball.
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Aaron Mantle Sign Contracts With Houston Astros and Yanks
Baseball notes from spring camps report Hank Aaron signed a 1965 contract with the Milwaukee Braves for just under 75 000 making him the top paid Brave. Mickey Mantle inked a 100 000 contract with the New York Yankees as the second highest paid player behind Willie Mays.
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Michigan Over Indiana 96-95 In Double Overtime
Michigan, ranked No. 1, rallied twice to beat Indiana 96-95 in double overtime. Indiana led by seven in the final minute. Michigan tied at 81 in the first OT and again in the second, with Bill Buntin and Cizzie Russell scoring key late baskets. Russell and Buntin led Michigan with 23 points each. Tom Van Arsdale had 27 for Indiana.
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Massachusetts to probe 1962 Bruins Rangers game rigging
The Massachusetts House orders a state investigation into alleged officiating irregularities in a 1962 Bruins Rangers game. A three senator five representative panel will summon witnesses and examine hockey records, aiming to uncover possible biased or illegal officiating practices.
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