AAU chief Hull calls for Congress probe of NCAA
AAU executive director Col Don Hull bitterly denounces the NCAA policy as a power grab. He urges congressional investigation to expose the NCAA actions that could undermine AAU events and U S Olympic prospects, citing IOC questions on athletic scholarships and a looming track and field dispute.
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Marquette Cagers Take On Xavier in Final Semester Game
Marquette, 7-4, hosts Xavier of Cincinnati in Milwaukee at the Milwaukee arena. Xavier, 6-7, features 6-7 center Bob Pelkington averaging over 15 rebounds and is the team’s top scorer. Tip-off is 8:30 p.m. The game precedes a two week exam break for the Wildcats.
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Ding-Dong battle for Big Ten allgames scoring lead
Gary Bradds of Ohio State and Jim Rayl of Indiana pace the Big Ten scoring chase with 274 and 273 points in 11 games, both around 23.8 points per game. Michigan’s Bill Buntin has 262 points in 11 games, while Minnesota’s Eric Magdanz sits at 229 for a 20.8 average as the top nonleaders.
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Athletic Director Added To Cub Staff
Chicago to appoint Robert W. Whitlow 43 as athletic director atop a staff of 12 coaches and three vice presidents. Whitlow, a 6 foot 5 former Air Force colonel, will coordinate off field personnel, supervise coaching assignments, and oversee education of players while traveling with the team.
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Milwaukee Pulaski No. 1 In Mat Ratings
Milwaukee Pulaski tops the first 1963 Sweet Sixteen wrestling ratings by the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association. Pulaski is undefeated at 8 and 0, followed by Luxemburg Water town Ashland and others with 5 or 6 wins and few losses.
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Braves Sign 18-Year-Old Pitcher Jim Britton
Milwaukee Braves announce receipt of the signed contract from Jim Britton the 18-year-old right handed pitcher drafted from Baltimore's Bluefield farm club in the minor league draft securing a young pitching talent for the major league roster
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Milwaukee Braves name Billy Smith 1963 Boise manager
The Milwaukee Braves announced on Saturday the appointment of Billy Smith as manager of their Boise farm club in Idaho for the 1963 season in the Class A Pioneer League.
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Aquinas Faces Cotter After Seven-Game Streak
Aquinas and Cotter meet Friday at St. Stan's gym as Cotter carries an eight game win streak. Cotter beat Aquinas 47-46 on Nov 27 and is 8-2 this season while Aquinas stands 6-4 after a 64-57 win over Tomah. Standouts include Chuck Bigley with 102 points and Larry Hogden with 89.
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Central and Logan Meet In Auditorium
La Crosse Central and La Crosse Logan clash in the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium for the third intra city basketball game of the season. Central enters with a 6-3 mark while Logan stands 4-4. Central beat Aquinas 50-36 earlier, Aquinas edged Logan 54-50. The varsity game is set for 8 p.m.
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Wisconsin Assembly Honors Badgers and Packers Victorys
The Wisconsin Assembly adopted two resolutions congratulating everyone connected with the University of Wisconsin Badgers and Green Bay Packers. The Badgers won the Big Ten title and the Packers the NFL title for the second straight year. Assemblymen Robert Uehling and Jerome Quinn were authors and allowed all 97 colleagues to join as coauthors.
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Brown to Stay as Cleveland Vice President
Cleveland Browns owner Arthur Modell fires head coach and general manager Paul Brown, moving him to a desk chair vice presidency. Brown, under contract six years, will keep pay but lose coaching duties as Modell shifts the franchise toward outside ownership and staff. The move challenges the team’s Ohio roots and fan pride built over 17 years.
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Bearcats and Ramblers extend college win streaks
Cincinnati wires North Texas State 75 58 as Ron Bonham scores 29 to push the Bearcats to 12 wins and 30 straight in two seasons. Loyola of Chicago cruises past Western Michigan 107 69 behind Jerry Harkness 26 as it nears century marking for the eighth time. Other MVC results include Wichita 71 65 over St Louis and Tulsa 79 72 over Drake.
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Nichols earns Ben Hogan trophy at National Golf Awards
New York AP informs Bob Nichols, a touring pro who survived a severe auto accident at age 16, received the Ben Hogan trophy for overcoming handicap to continue golf. Gene Sarazen won the Metropolitan Golf Writers gold tee for longtime sport contribution, while Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus were named outstanding golfers of the year.
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Raymond Named Braves Rookie of the Year
Claude Raymond, 25, relief pitcher for Milwaukee, saved 10 games last season and earned a 5-5 record with a 2.72 ERA in 43 innings. He was promoted from Toronto in late June and will receive the Milwaukee Baseball Writers Diamond Dinner rookies award on January 20.
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Badgers face Spartans in Madison Saturday
Wisconsin and Michigan State meet at the Field House for a 1:30 p.m. Big Ten matchup as Wisconsin eyes a second conference win after a 74-66 victory over Purdue. The Badgers lead the league in defense following that win.
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Rumors Fly Over Wilkinson Stanford Coaching Possibility
Norman Oklahoma AP reports rumors that Bud Wilkinson, Oklahoma football coach, is under consideration for Stanford. Wilkinson hedges saying comments would be damaging or inaccurate. Oklahoma officials dismiss the rumors as recurring and usually false.
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Pine junior alpine meet postponed due to snow shortage
Wausau Wisconsin officials announce a junior alpine event sanctioned by CUSSA has been postponed because of inadequate snow. The meet is rescheduled for January 19 and 20 at Rib Mountain with organizers urging participants to adjust plans.
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