Senate panel hears top sports figures on antitrust equality
The Senate anti trust subcommittee will hear major sports figures this week and next on a bill to give baseball football basketball hockey equal status under antitrust laws. Witnesses include Baseball Commissioner Ford C Frick and NBA NFL NHL leaders and team officials.
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Oakland plan to move Athletics to city shines but hinges on league consent
Charles Finley and Oakland officials announced a 1964 move plan for the Kansas City Athletics contingent on American League approval. A city hall news conference followed the City Council's 5-0 vote to invite the team, with reconversion of Frank Youell Field and a $25 million coliseum project discussed as terms.
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NFL announces Sunday TV doubleheader to clash with AFL
NFL owners review a 28.2 million TV rights deal and unveil a planned Sunday afternoon doubleheader. CBS will create back-to-back games from coast to coast to battle AFL telecasts, delaying overlap in home markets. Rozelle and MacPhail stress no early or late start in home cities. An AFL clash is expected on several Sundays.
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Spartans Rally Past Buckeyes 102-99 in Big Ten Clash
Michigan State erased an 11 point deficit in the final eight minutes sparked by Bill Schwarz who scored eight points in 52 seconds. Marcus Sanders and Pete Gent helped finish with MSU topping Ohio State 102-99 to move to 3-3 in conference play and 9-7 overall.
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DePaul Defeats Hoosiers 85 78 in Heated Contest
DePaul tops Indiana 85 to 78 as sophomores star Dave Mills, a 6 foot 10 talent, matches the form of basketball legend George Mikan. Mills leads DePaul to its 13th win in 13 games this season amid a dramatic showdown.
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Martin to Quit Falcon Post at Air Force Academy
Denver Post reports Ben Martin will retire as football coach at the Air Force Academy and move into business in Colorado Springs. He leaves after six seasons and a 7-3 record last year, with a five year contract expiring June 1, 1965, and a 35-0 Gator Bowl loss to North Carolina.
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Relief Pitcher Elroy Face Signs Pirates Contract
Pittsburgh AP reports relief pitcher Elroy Face signed his 164 Pittsburgh Pirates contract on Monday for an undisclosed sum. Face, who earned 40000 in 1963, likely took a pay cut.
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Three Hawk Teams Active in February Contests
Iowa teams schedule three events from Feb 1 to Feb 3 with two home meets at the fieldhouse canceled due to renovations. Wrestling vs Michigan State on Saturday and swimming vs Colorado on Monday at 7 30 p m. A road game against Loyola at Chicago Stadium kicks off a doubleheader.
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Don Bergman Elected President of Cedar Rapids Coaches
Don Bergman of McKinley junior high was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Coaches Association at a meeting Monday evening at Tony's Steak House. Laverne Sauer bry of Jefferson high was named vice president and Gene Harkness of Wilson junior high secretary-treasurer. The group discussed coaching problems and topics at its business meeting.
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Loyola Drops to No 10 in AP Cage Poll
Wichita shockers beat Loyola 80-76 to climb from 10th to seventh in the AP major college basketball rankings. The win improved Wichita 14-3 in 17 games and reshuffled Loyola from third to 10th as NCAA Midwest Regional race looms.
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Loyola 9th in UPI Cage Poll
Loyola ranked ninth in the UPI college basketball poll with first place votes and win loss record through Saturday January 25.
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Scribe Drops Charge Against Vada Pinson
Cincinnati UPI sports writer Earl Lawson dropped assault and battery charges against Reds outfielder Vada Pinson stemming from a club house incident last season. The municipal court dismissed after Lawson said he would not prosecute further following a prior deadlocked jury and retrial order.
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Des Moines Oak Leafs Coach Fines Players After Loss
Des Moines Oak Leafs coach Minnie Menard fined each of the 14 players $50 after a 6-1 defeat to Toledo in the International Hockey League. He also fined himself $50 for being on the ice during the game, the worst home loss in 18 games this season.
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Two Paullina natives shine in sports headlines
Paullina Iowa sees Dennis Pauling earn a starting spot on the Iowa basketball team while Bob Strampe wins a $15 000 first prize in the National All Star Classic in Dallas. IMCA stock car season opens with $3 000 purses at Tampa events. Keokuk drivers lead 1964 IMCA standings as Waterloo invites Cedar Rapids skaters to use its rink for exhibitions. Loyola faces Iowa in Chicago with Vic Rouse sidelined and Les Hunter scoring 36 against Wichita. College recruiting in Iowa rises as Coach Burns notes more home state players qualify and fewer long distance recruits.
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