NCAA Moves to Renew AAU Fight and Policy Shift
The NCAA adopted a tough four point policy aimed at breaking with the AAU and supporting three new sports federations. It pledges withdrawal from AAU events and personnel from AAU committees, with facility use limited to collegiate and federation activities until a settlement is reached in the long running dispute. The move sidelines AAU sanctioned events including major East track meets in Boston, as arbitration focuses on track and field and Olympic preparation.
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Boston
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U.S
Garden City ninth graders sweep Lakin doubleheader
Garden City Junior High won both ends of a ninth grade basketball doubleheader at Ben Grimsley Gym. The Baby Buffs defeated Lakin 36 to 22 in the feature game, while the B team won 22 to 17. Dennis Kraug led Garden with 12 points, Archie Gooden added seven, and Buckholt led Lakin with six. Garden improves to 3-3 on the season in the main game, with next action at Scott City Monday night for both A and B teams.
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Baby Buffs
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Garden
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Baby Buff
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Archie Gooden
Johnson
Mike Ward
Johny Dunlap
Duane Downtain
Buckholt
Scott City
Rickman wins high game and series in weekly bowling
Rickman of Rickman Body Shop rolled a 245 high game and 605 high series in Garden Bowl league play. Al Pfeifer led Yankee League with a 236 game and 634 series as 19th week wrapped. Other results include KGLD-TV 1,672 top team series and various 3-1 or 4-0 outcomes across leagues.
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Conoco
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CIG No. 2
Evelyn Wasson
Farm Bureau
Dust Bowlers League
Unbeaten AA and A teams lead Kansas high school hoops
TOPEKA AP Only two of 56 Class AA and 10 of 64 Class A teams remain undefeated mid season. Wyandotte and Derby top AA. Beloit, Girard, Goodland, Humboldt, Larned, Lyons, Medicine Lodge, Salina St Johns, Ulysses, Wamego lead A. About 20 Class B and BB teams undefeated. Wyandotte to host Topeka West, Derby to play Clearwater. Friday games feature Beloit at Smith Center and others.
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Neodesha
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Brookville
Sabetha
Browns Fire Paul Brown Ends Cleveland grid era
Cleveland Browns president Arthur B. Modell announced the firing of Paul E. Brown head coach and general manager after 17 years with the team He will stay as vice president and stockholder under an eight year contract two more years remain Brown, age 54, could remain with the club as they seek a successor within days Harbor View Farm led by Louis Wolfson won 525650 in purses in 1962 through November.
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Field Goal Secures Ingalls Narrow Win Over Copeland
Ingalls edged Copeland 56-54 in the opening round of the Santa Fe Trail League tourney as Jim Kort banked a rimmed shot at the buzzer. Thompson led Ingalls with 24 points while Copeland's Martinez and Garetson scored 20 and 12 respectively in a tight semifinal.
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Martinex
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Heavy Round of Cage Play Slated
Weekend sports action in Tele gram area features Garden City High at Pratt in a West Central Kansas League test and Jungle junior college teams playing Friday and Saturday. Highlights include B-team games, a JC clash with Pratt, and GCJC at McCook in non league play.
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Notre Dame Domination Ends Illinois Streak In 82 62 Win
Notre Dame freshman and sophomore trio lift the Irish to an 82 62 victory over DePaul as Larry Sheffied scores 21 Don Reed 17 and Walt Sahm 16. DePaul previously undefeated stands at 9 3 after the loss. Other games feature Georgia Tech 10 0, Wake Forest 78 70 over UNC, Duke and Navy 85 70, Seton Hall 79 47 over Rider, and Toledo 60 56 over Bowling Green.
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Juco Game Cancelled Between Garden City and Scottsbluff
Garden City Junior College canceled its scheduled road game at Scottsbluff Nebraska on Monday January 28 due to a schedule conflict. GCJC plans to play the return game next season and noted Scottsbluff is fielding one of its strongest teams in school history.
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