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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1964

Page

15

AAU President Seeks Unity With NCAA Despite Open Meet Rift

AAU President Clifford Buck says the federation seeks cooperation with the NCAA to aid amateur athletics and youth. The AAU maintains dual sanctioning is invalid and risks AAU eligibility for athletes competing in open meets, while the NCAA pressures a boycott if unresolved. Buck, a Denver businessman, offers to meet NCAA leaders pending AAU advisory approval.

Ronnie Thompson Houston Amateur Athletic Union AAU National Collegiate Athletic Association United States Clifford H. Buck NCAA U.S Track and Field Federation Buck Denver Colo

Willard Hall Repeaters on Academic All-ACC Team

Ken Willard of North Carolina and Bill Hall of North Carolina State repeat on the Academic All-Atlantic Coast Conference team. The list includes Rich Cameron Wake Forest Dan Litaker Duke Steve Parker N C State Jim Winger Virginia Richard Cooper Clemson Ed Stringer North Carolina Tom Hodges Virginia Jimmy Bell Clemson John Mackovic Wake Forest and Willard as backs.

Rookie Oliva Wins Batting Crown in 1964 Major League Race

Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Twins became the first rookie to win a big league batting title with a .323 average in 1964. Brooks Robinson was runner up at .317, Oliva led in hits 217 and doubles 43, total bases 374, and runs 109, while Aparicio set a stolen-base record with 57 as Baltimore dominated baserunning.

Boston Tony Oliva Minnesota Twins Brooks Robinson Oliva Robinson Baltimore Krew Luis Aparicio New York Detroit

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