Burdick to defend Atlanta 500 title in new Pontiac
Omaha racer Bob Burdick announced at Atlanta International Raceway that he will defend his Atlanta 500 crown March 25 driving a sleek new Pontiac. He won last year in a patched Ponti ace and joins Sal Torella Ned Jarrett and Fred Lorenzen as early entrants in the 500 mile stock car race. Lorenzen also noted his record setting 1962 Ford would be used.
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Senior Bowl: South routing North 42 to 7 in cold Mobile
Baylor's Ronnie Bull and LSU's Earl Gros powered the South to a 42-7 victory in Mobile. Bull set a Senior Bowl record with a 58 yard run and both scored twice as Canty and Cotten connected for passing touchdowns to Bill Miller. The North avoided a shutout with a Melin to Dillard 61 yard score.
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NCAA Considers Certification for All-Star Football Games
The NCAA will study a certification program for postseason all-star football games at its upcoming convention in Chicago. The plan calls for seniors who are academically eligible, games and practices during academic vacations, expenditure limits, and directing net income to non profit education or charitable groups.
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Citadel Announces 1962 Football Schedule
The Citadel reveals a 10 game 1962 football slate featuring Vanderbilt West Virginia and five Southern Conference games. Eddie Teague notes non conference foes include Florida State Presbyterian Arkansas State and Memphis State. Homecoming is Virginia Military Institute with a season opener at Florida State.
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Williams College fan earns gold pass for 50 years of games
Nelson W. Domin, 67, has attended every Williams College home football game since 1912, a record highlighted as he recovered from surgery and watched the game from his bedroom window overlooking the field. The university granted him a gold admission pass for all home games.
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Ohio State Wins Grantland Rice Football Award
New York AP Ohio State champion of the Big Ten was chosen by Look Magazine as winner of the eighth annual Grantland Rice football award. A five man Football Writers Association of America committee conducted the balloting. Ohio State posted 8 0 1 in 1961 and gathered 11 of 15 points, with Texas and Alabama tied for runnerup.
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Russians May Top United States For 1964 Olympic Hoops
Chicago AP report cites Doug Mills on Olympic timing in Tokyo. He warns October games threaten college players on semester calendars and could aid Soviet prospects, as pro signings and AAU programs complicate U.S. team selection. Mills urges talks with pro leagues to pressure players to stay eligible.
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Notre Dame pushes new rule to overturn games
Notre Dame will seek an NCAA by law amendment to allow rules committees to hear disputed game decisions and potentially reverse outcomes. The move targets last year’s 17 15 victory over Syracuse, with a convention vote set for the closing session.
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Dietzel Delayed By Bad Weather On Army Coaching Move
Paul Dietzel's journey to sign a five year Army football contract was delayed by fog and rain, delaying arrival from Baton Rouge to West Point. Army officials expected the deal to be finalized Tuesday morning with a salary near 18500 dollars per year and housing at the post. Dietzel will choose his staff and has a history with Earl Blaik at West Point.
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