Amateur Sports Dispute Tops NCAA Convention
The NCAA opens its 57th annual convention amid a heated dispute with the Amateur Athletic Union over track and field governance for international competition. A mediation effort by Gen. Douglas MacArthur is in play as arbitration tensions rise and the NCAA ponders bylaw changes that could bar un sanctioned AAU events from NCAA championships.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
U.S
Brazil
Tokyo
AAU
Track and Field Federation
Kennedy
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
NCAA
U.S. Track and Field Federation
DeNucci and Pusateri Set Jan 28 Show at Boston Garden
Joe DeNucci of Newton will meet Mike Pusateri of Dedham in a 10 round middleweight bout January 28 at Boston Garden. The winner likely earns a title shot at Paul Pender after a Giardello hurdle, with four New England title fights on the undercard.
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Joe DeNucci
Newton
Mike Pusateri
Dedham
Boston Garden
Paul Pender
Joey Giardello
Sam Silverman
DeNucci Pusateri
Giardello
Pender
DeNucci
Pusateri
New England
Bob Fosmire
East Boston
Paul Christie
Medford
Ben DeCoste
Brockton
Ray Jutras
Lowell
Bob Young
Providence
R.I
Ted Williams
Larry Carney
Peachy Davis
Hartford
Conn
Fight Results Worcester and Miami Card Highlights
In Worcester Larry Carney of Lowell out pointed Vernon Lamar of Newark over eight rounds at 160 pounds. In Miami Willie McCrea of Perrine outpointed Bob Allen of Jacksonville at 137 pounds across eight rounds.
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Worcester
Mass
Larry Carney
Lowell
Vernon Lamar
Newark
N.Y
Miami
Fla
Willie McCrea
Perrine
Bobby Allen
Jacksonville
Musial Signs 22nd St. Louis Contract
Stan Musial, 42, signed his 22nd contract with the St. Louis Cardinals and hinted at playing beyond 1964. He said he feels better, could play 100 games again, and aims to reach 6,000 total bases and tie Babe Ruth on extra base hits. His deal totals about $65,000 this year, rising his career salary to roughly $1,250,000.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
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Musial
Babe Ruth
Pro Player Says Big Men Fouls Are Pet Peeves
Gene Shue of the New York Knickerbockers criticizes tall players and frequent fouling as dulling basketball. He advocates going outside the lane, raises three point ideas for long shots, and proposes four fouls to eject a player and two free throws per foul.
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Gene Shue
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Shue
Syracuse Nationals
Knicks
Syracuse
ABL
Shepherd Entered in Prout 600 at Knights of Columbus Meet
George Shepherd of Toronto, teammate of Bruce Kidd, signs for the Prout 600 at the 37th Knights of Columbus Track Meet in Boston Garden on January 12. He competes with Ollan Cassell of the Army and Eddie Southern, a former Olympian, as well as Bob Campbell of American University. Three seven‑foot high jumpers enter: John Thomas of Boston University, Bob Gardner of the Marines, and Stig Pettersson of Sweden.
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George Shepherd
Toronto
Bruce Kidd
Knights of Columbus
Boston Garden
Shepherd
Ollan Cassell
Army
Eddie Southern
Bob Campbell
American University
John Thomas
Boston University
Bob Gardner
The
Marines
Stig Pettersson
Sweden
Southeastern teams reap big bowls profits in holiday games
Five SEC peers played in bowls with Mississippi earning just over 100000 each, Florida about 90000, and Georgia Tech around 85000 after a loss. Officials expect Rose Bowl totals to top last year’s 1004000, with about 750000 remaining after expenses to be split among conference members. Alabama LSU and Mississippi likely around 120000 each.
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Mississippi
Florida
Penn State
Georgia Tech
Missouri
Houston
Cams
Wisconsin
Southern California
Big Ten
Athletic Association of Western Universities
Klein May Decide Not To Retire
In Pena Illinois defensive tackle Dick Klein of the Boston Patriots says he may reverse his retirement decision after being picked to play in the AFL All Star game in San Diego on January 13. He had announced retirement before the season ended and now will reconsider to focus on his insurance business.
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San Diego
Calif
Pena
Deft Touch At Folsom Prison Sparks DMV Plate Prank
A San Pedro DMV clerk found a package with three license plates rather than two. An extra plate carried a six letter message reading YOU BUM, likely crafted by a convict at Folsom Prison where plates are made.
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Calif
State Department of Motor Vehicles
California
Folsom Prison
BC End Bob Smith Sweeps into Crusade Bowl Start
Baltimore officials announced Boston College end Bob Smith, 6 feet 5, 230 pounds, will play in the Crusade Bowl Sunday. He is one of three replacements after earlier selections withdrew, filling in for Pete Nikirk of Houston who has the flu.
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Bob Smith
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Smith
Pete Nikirk
Houston
Eighth Patriot Joins East All Star Team
Defensive tackle Dick Klein has joined the East squad for the 2nd annual American Football League All Star Game in San Diego on January 13. The 6 foot 4 inch 260 pound lineman is the eighth Patriot to be included, joining Babe Parilli Jim Colclough Charlie Long Tom Addison Dick Felt Larry Eisenhauer and Fred Bruny.
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Dick Klein
Boston Patriots
San Diego
Klein
Babe Parilli
Jim Colclough
Charlie Long
Tom Addison
Dick Felt
Larry Eisenhauer
Fred Bruny
Ted Williams to Attend New England Sportsmen's Show
Ex Red Sox slugger Ted Williams will join the New England Sportsmen's Show at Commonwealth Armory in January 1926. Organizers announced today.
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Boston
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Commonwealth Armory
Full Slate For School Hoop Teams
Five area high school basketball teams head into the 1963 season with several key matchups. Bennington Catholic beat Proctor Wednesday and hosts Ludlow, while Bennington High travels to Bellows Falls after beating Rutland. North Bennington meets St. Michael’s at Organ Town as Molly Stark League opens. Burr and Burton travels to Brandon to face Otter Valley. Hoosick Falls meets Fort Ann in New York.
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Proctor High
Sabers
Ludlow High
Bennington High School
Rutland High
Bellows Falls
Terriers
Cats
North Bennington
St. Michael’s of
Brattleboro
North Village
Molly Stark
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Brandon
Otter Valley Union High
Burr
Burton
Fair Haven
New York State
Hoosick Falls
Canadiens Top Boston for 4th
Jacques Plante returned to form as Montreal beat Boston 4-1, lifting the Canadiens into a second place tie with Toronto four points behind Chicago. Montreal has won or tied eight straight, with Plante turning back shots in every game.
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Jacques Plante
National Hockey League
Canadiens
Toronto
Chicago
Boston
Montreal
Plante
McNeeley toFace London in 10 Round Heavyweight Bout
Boston’s Tom McNeeley meets Brian London in a 10 round heavyweight clash at Olympia Stadium London on January 29. Both fighters recently lost title bouts to Floyd Patterson London a former British and European champion.
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Tom McNeeley
Boston
Brian London
Olympia Stadium
Floyd Patterson
MecNeeley
Loyola and Bradley Win Big Upsets in College Basketball
Loyola Ramblers surged to a 103-58 win over Marshall as they chase Cincinnati in the national rankings. Bradley Braves opened MVC play with a 72-58 upset of Tulsa, while Miami of Florida, West Virginia, Texas Tech, and SMU posted notable results in other major conferences.
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Miami
Florida
Hurricanes
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New York
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VMI
Texas Tech
Southern Methodist
Tech
Texas Christian
Arkansas
SMU
Dayton
Savier
Ohio
Bardley
St. Louis
North Texas
Grinnell
Beloit
Butler
St. Joseph’s
Ind
Indiana State
College Basketball Scores Across East and Midwest
East region results show St Bonaventure defeating Belmont Abbey 88 to 56 and New York 7 percent. Other notable games include Iowa 70 over Delaware 60 and Temple 64 over Manhattan 52. Western regions feature West Virginia 86 over VMI 74 and Florida State 72 over Chattanooga 55.
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Belmont Abbey
New York
Iowa
Delaware
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Syracuse
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Lehigh
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Fairfield
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the Citadel
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Shaftsbury Hockey Club Schedules Weekend Games
The Shaftsbury Hockey Club travels to Granville to face Granville High School on Saturday at 1 30 p m and then plays at Lake Paran Sunday at 2 p m against either Bennington’s hockey team or North Adams in Bi State League action.
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N.Y
Shaftsbury
Lake Paran
Bennington
North Adams
Pro Basketball Thursday Results and Saturday Schedule
New York defeated Syracuse 123 to 115 while Boston visits Los Angeles and San Francisco goes to Cincinnati. St Louis faces Detroit in New York. Chicago hosts New York with Saturday's card featuring San Francisco at Chicago and Cincinnati versus Syracuse at Utica New York.
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Utica
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Montreal Defeats Boston 4 1 In NHL Action
Montrealdown Boston 4 1 in a decisive game with New York visiting Montreal and Boston traveling to Toronto remaining on the schedule.
Snow Report Burke to Jug End shows widespread packed powder
Ski areas across Vermont New Hampshire and nearby report packed or powder conditions with good to excellent upper and lower terrain. Notable spots include Stowe Killington Pico Peak Okemo Mount Snow and Magic Mountain with powder and windpacked sections. Some areas show thin spots bare patches or windblown areas.
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Rutland
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Franconia
Cranmore
N. Conway
Mittersill
Mount Sunapee
Newbury
Cousy Praises Havlicek as NBA’s Best Rookie
Bob Cousy, veteran Celtics guard, says Johnny Havlicek is the finest rookie he has seen in 13 NBA seasons. He ranks Havlicek with Frank Ramsey and credits Havlicek's speed, hands, and courage, noting he can do everything a team needs. The remarks come after Havlicek impressed against the Warriors in San Francisco as Boston prepares for a game against the Lakers.
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Bob Cousy
Peach Baskets
Johnny Havlicek
National Basketball Association
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NBA
Boston Celtics
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Cousy
K.C. Jones
Bill Russell
Havlicek
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Gron
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Lakers
Connecticut Coaches Clinic Touts Workshops At UConn
About 300 coaches and equipment exhibitors are expected at the 18th annual Connecticut Coaches Clinic at the University of Connecticut next August 2022. The event will offer workshops on coaching football basketball and soccer.
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Conn
Connecticut
University of Connecticut
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