AAU And USTFF To Talk It Over
The AAU and USTFF agreed to meet to discuss their long feud over amateur athletics. The talks aim to outline responsibilities for sanctioning meets involving high school and college athletes, signaling a move toward easing strained relations and a bigger NCAA influence on international teams. Also noted is a Lima Peru exhibition, and a separate football rules shift toward free substitution for 1964.
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Atlanta
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Knicks Keep Perfect 5-0, Edge Tigers in Midget Loop
One of 22 cage clubs in the U's Mens Club Midget program, the Knicks remain undefeated after round five last Friday night. The Knicks edged the Tigers 16 to 10 to preserve their 5-0 streak in their latest encounter.
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Viking End Is Gunshot Victim
Cleveland AP reports Jim Marshall defensive end for the Minnesota Vikings was in Forest City Hospital after surgery to remove a bullet from a pistol he was unloading when it discharged.
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Army Ties Dietzel to Longer Term Navy Rivalry Decisive
West Point extends Paul Dietzel contract by five years, adding to the initial LSU hire. Dietzel, coach of Army football, has failed to halt Navy’s dominance but remains under contract through 1962 and beyond. Navy has won five straight from the Cadets. Dietzel’s teams won two seasons at Army, with prospects for improvement under the extended deal.
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Associated Press
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Roger Staubach
Philadelphia
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Television Center Service On All Makes Radios
Local service station owned by Henry Statts offers repair for radios televisions stereos and other audio equipment with 21 years of experience at 122 English Bay. Call 88-6015 for appointments and inquiries.
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Harney's Lead Faces Challenge At Los Angeles Open
Paul Harney carries a fragile lead into the final round of the Los Angeles Open at Rancho Club over 54 holes. Arnold Palmer, three back at 209, seeks a repeat of last year’s finish as Bobby Nichols and Jimmy Clark trail by one stroke. Harney shot 66 in Sundays action to show his form, while Palmer endured a nine on the ninth hole but recovered with two birdies for a 39 33 72.
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Associated Press
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Rancho Club
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Art Wall Jr
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Worcester
Mass
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Jimmy Clark
Nichols
Clark
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al Geiberger
al Balding
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Don Finsterwald
West Ellis, Jr
James Black
Ise
Trinity Hosts Central Davidson In Delayed Basketball Night
Trinity's Bull dog teams host Central Davidson clubs in a postponed doubleheader. The girls play at 7 pm followed by the boys contest.
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Old Man Upset Dixie Whistles as Wildcats Rally
A mistyped recap notes Sugar Bowl tensions and upcoming matchups. Tech captain Craddock and players R. W. Davis and Larry Me brace for contract talks. Weekend college scores include Ohio State over Wisconsin 83-71, North Carolina over Notre Dame 76-48, Stanford over USC 66-46, and Illinois over Michigan State 97-86.
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Vaudeville on ABC Tops Sullivan Show Debut
Cynthia Lowry reports ABC’s Hollywood Palace launches as a strong vaudeville revival with Bing Crosby and Bob Newhart among guests. The piece notes Sullivan’s CBS telecast, newcomers like Alumni Fun, and critiques The Defenders’ weekend attempt at humor amid a crowded primetime slate.
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Sullivan
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Local TV Listings for Charlotte Roanoke Area
TV schedule page lists WBETV channel 3 Charlotte and WSOC channel 9 Charlotte with programs from 2:00 to 8:00 including Edge at Night The Secret Storm Danny Thomas Show Hollywood Break Point Match Game News Tonight Adventures and Wagon Train plus weather segments and late news.
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