AAU Calls NCAA Policy Sabotage of Indoor Track
AAU executive director Col. Don Hull denounces the NCAA four point policy as a power grab and calls for a congressional investigation. He says the plan to withdraw from AAU, boycott unsanctioned events, and limit facilities threatens United States teams in international competition. Kennedy and MacArthur are urged to mediate the track and field dispute.
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Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
AAU
NCAA
Kennedy
U.S
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
United States
Congress of the
International Olympic Committee
Springfield doubles up Bennington in SVL clash
Springfield used a fast start and a stiff man to man press to rout Bennington High 62 to 45 in the Southern Vermont League. Slim Jay Clace led Springfield with a balanced effort while Leo Plante and teammates stifled Bennington’s attack. Bennington shot poorly from the line and struggled to break the press as Springfield improved to 4 1 in SVL play.
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Springfield
Bennington Highchool
Bendi
Benhi
Slim Jay Clace
Cosmos
Cats
Murray
Bock
Richardson
Todd
Clace
Bean
Lucius
Wheelock
Peavey
Lormovich
Mahoney
Bennington Benhi
Plante
Stevens
Hall
Cameron
Pollock
Bennington
Moore
Baldwin
Palmer
Don Bean
John Hall
Governors Romp With 32 Points In 3rd Period
North Bennington cruised past Leland and Gray 81 31 after a sluggish start. Rick Haynes hit eight straight shots and Pete Holden added seven in a third quarter spree for 32 points as the Governors moved to 8 3 on the season. They host Arlington next Tuesday.
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Townshend
North Bennington
Leland and Gray
L& G
Ted Midurski
Sim Crosier
John Durand
Bob Nolan
Rick Haynes
Pete Holden
Haynes
Holden
Arlington
Harrington
Gib
Hendersoon
Midurski
Durand
Lancour
Crosier
Gale
Leland & Gray
Schoolboy Games Scores From Roundup Night
Springfield 62 over Bennington 45 and North Bennington 81 over Leland and Gray 31. MSJ 69 beat Brattleboro 65, West Rutland 60 defeated Windsor 51, South Royalton 62 topped Williams Town 30. Fair Haven at Bennington Catholic Otter Valley at Ludlow Middlebury at Burr and Burton Poultney at Chester Wallingford at Proctor Woodstock at Lebanon New Hampshire.
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Bennington
North Bennington
Leland and Gray
MSJ
Brattleboro
West Rutland
Windsor
South Royalton
Williams
Dawn Fraser Named 1962 AP Female Athlete of the Year
Australia’s Dawn Fraser, first woman under one minute in 100 meters and 110 yards, wins AP’s Female Athlete of the Year for 1962. She sets world marks at the Empire Games trials and Perth. Wilma Rudolph finishes second. Marion Ladewig, Darlene Hard, and Margaret Smith follow. Fraser garners 78 first place votes and 377 points.
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Australia
Dawn Fraser
Associated Press
Melbourne
Perth
Miss Fraser
Wilma Rudolph
Wondrous Wilma
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Darlene Hard
Margaret Smith
Miss Rudolph
AAU
Mrs. Ladewig
Miss Hard
Miss Smith
College basketball results from East region slate
Providence 75 Rhode Island 67. Boston College 80 Brandeis 44. St Peter's New Jersey 69 Iowa 58. Holy Cross 68 Massachusetts 61. MIT 71 New Hampshire 65 overtime. William Mary 78 Virginia Tech 63. Miami Florida 86 Florida 77. Loyola New Orleans 78 Memphis 75. Furman 65 Davidson 63. Wichita 71 St Louis 65. Cincinnati 75 North Texas 58. Chicago Loyola 107 Western Mid 69. Tulsa 79 Drake 72. Gonzaga 73 Washington State 56. Pepperdine 64 Hawaii 59.
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Rhode Island
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Brandeis
St. Peter’s
N.J
Iowa
Holy Cross
Massachusetts
MIT
New Hampshire
Miami, Fla
Florida
New Orleans
Loyola
Memphis
Furman
Davidson
Wichita
St. Louis
Cincinnati
North Texas
Chicago
Western Mid
Tulsa
Drake
Cincy and Loyola Remain Undefeated Leaders in Conference Play
Cincinnati Bearcats stay perfect with a 75-58 win over North Texas State as Ron Bonham scores 29. Loyola Ramblers roll past Western Michigan 107-69 led by Jerry Harkness with 26. Wichita State tops St Louis 71-65 and Tulsa defeats Drake 79-72 in MVC action.
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Bearcats
Cincinnati
Ramblers
Loyola
Ron Bonham
Texas State
Jerry Harkness
Hope to Maintain Hot Hands Sabers Shoot for Ninth Straight
The Bennington Catholic High School Sabers, led by Bennington Catholic coach Frank Bizzarro, aim for a ninth straight win as they host Fair Haven after a 14 point road victory in Manchester. BCHS sits 8-2, with potent scorers Lemieux Bushee Galipeau and Allard fueling a 50 percent shooting pace.
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Bennington Catholic
Labers
BCHS
MSJ
Rutland
Acads
Bennington High School
Notre Dame
Bridgeport
Sabers
Fair Haven
Green and Gold
Slaters
Burr
Burton
Ludlow
Tom LaPlaca
Tony Foley
Paul Patten
Pete Partch
Pete Lemieux
Fred Bushee
Craig Galipeau
George Allard
Manchester
Benn Catholic
Joe Kennedy
Lemieux
Tom Caron
Billy Hayes
Mike Woodward
Joe Deery
St. Mary’s
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Mt. Greylock
Williamstown
Mass
Area Ski Conditions Report From Vermont Resorts
A compact ski condition roundup lists multiple Vermont and nearby hills with latest surface status. Resorts include Burke Mount E Burke Jay Peak Mad River Middlebury Bowl Stowe Smugglers Notch Sugarbush Big Bromley Burrington Hill Carinthia Prospect Mountain Dutch Hill Hogback Killington Magic Mount Ascutney Mount Snow Okemo Pico Pine Top Stratton Woodstock Mt Tom plus Berkshire and Catamount areas reporting packed powder and varying surface quality.
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Dutch Hill
Heartwellville
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Killington
Sherburne
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Londonderry
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Windsor
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Ludlow
Pico Peak
Rutland
Pine Top
Vernon
Stratton Mt
S. Londonderry
Woodstock
Mt. Tom
Connecticut
Mohawk Mt
Cornwall
Powder Hill
Middlefield
Boxing Result Between Jimmy Hair Ston and Cash White
Jimmy Hair Ston, 156 pounds from Philadelphia, outpointed Cash White, 158 pounds from Atlantic City, in a recent bout.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Hairston
Cash White
Atlantic City
Casper Leads San Diego Open With 64 First Round
Billy Casper Jr., the 1959 National Open champion from Apple Valley, Calif., shot a 64 seven under par to take a one stroke lead into the second round of the $25,000 San Diego Open in San Diego California.
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San Diego
Calif
Billy Casper Jr
Apple Valley
Hornsby Buried in Hill Country Texas
Rogers Hornsby 66 died Saturday in Chicago from a heart condition and was buried Thursday in a Hill Country Texas cemetery beside his parents. More than 100 relatives and nearly 300 attendees, including many baseball figures, gathered as Rev. Willim A. Crosland led services at the First Southern Presbyterian Church in Austin.
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Tex
Rogers Hornsby
Texas
Rajah
Hornsby
Chicago
Willim A. Crosland
First Southern Presbyterian Church In
Austin
Liston Declines Miami Beach Rematch in Courtroom Dispute
Patterson holds contract rights naming date site and promoter for a Liston Patterson rematch set for April 4 in Miami Beach. Liston, via advisor, says the fight may be postponed or canceled, signaling possible legal action over terms with a $1 million penalty clause if Liston violates the contract.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Patterson
Miami Beach
Championship Sports, Inc
Liston
Julius November
Jack Nilon
Chicago
November
Sonny
Nilon
Bruins Rally Past Hawks 5-4 in Thrilling Boston Win
Ed Johnston stopped 33 shots as the Bruins defeated first-place Chicago 5-4. Charlie Burns netted the deciding goal at 12:47 of the final period, while Tommy Williams earned a $500 bonus with his 15th goal. Little Guy Gendron added two goals and Bob Leiter also scored as Boston ended Chicago’s eight-game winning streak.
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Tommy Williams
Boston Bruins
Ed Johnston
National Hockey League
Chicago
Charlie Burns
Milt Schmidt
Phil Watson
Schmidt
Lanky Johnston
Bruins
Red Hay
Bobby Hull
NHL
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Duluth
Minn
Guy Gendron
Bob Leiter
Bruns
Eddie Westfall
Blackhawk
Wayne Hillman
Stan Mikita
Reg Fleming
Ron Murphy
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