NFL hires ex police aide to Rozelle to curb bets
At the spring owners meeting Commissioner Pete Rozelle announced James E F Hamilton of the Los Angeles police intelligence division will join the NFL as a special aide to prevent undesirable associations by players. Hamilton starts June 1 and the move targets preventing recurrence of league betting incidents from last season.
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Industrial Loop Opens Play in Two Leagues
Industrial loop play began with wins across both leagues. Eagles No 1 beat La Crosse Rubber Mills 11 to 3 in the National League, Launderette downed Holiday Lanes 27 to 5, and Francksen Marina defeated French Island Legion 26 to 8. American League results include W A Roosevelt 11 Heilerman Local 81 10 and Eagles No 2 beating the Police Department 22 to 6.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Notes for Thursday
Major league standings show Minnesota and Chicago near the top of their divisions with key results from Wednesday and matchups listed for Friday. National League entries include San Francisco and Los Angeles leading, with schedules highlighting Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee and Houston matchups amid postponed games from the cold weather.
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State Bill To Kill Boxing Voted Down
Madison AP Senate committee votes 4-0 to kill a Wisconsin bill that would ban boxing. Senator Schmidt calls boxing legalized murder and attacks athletic commission appointments. others oppose prohibition citing Democratic principles and praising the commission.
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Major League Leaders In batting and pitching
The leaders list shows American League batters with causes such as Wagner and Hinton, and pitchers with five decisions like Fischer and O'Dell. In the National League, Aaron and Flood pace batting and runs with key performers from St. Louis, Chicago, and Los Angeles also featured among leaders.
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Mickey Vernon Replaced as Senators Manager by Hodges
Gil Hodges takes over the Washington Senators after Vernon is fired but remains as administrative aide. Hodges vows caution while coaching staff reshuffles with George Case leaving and Danny OConnell promoted to first base coach. Hodges contract runs through 1964. The Senators, 10th in the standings, face the Orioles next as Chicago leads.
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Kansas City Home For Texans After Big Ticket Sale
The Dallas Texans, AFL champions, move to Kansas City becoming the Kansas City Something after a five week season ticket drive nears $600 000. Lamar Hunt admits defeat in a three year dollars war with the Dallas Cowboys of the NFL. Hunt notes Kansas City sales exceed 1962 NFL season receipts for five teams including the Cowboys.
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Tigers and Erasers win close Trane Co. Plant games
In the Trane Co. Plant softball league, the Tigers edged Slip Sticks 11 to 10 in eight innings, and the Erasers beat the Chiefs 7 to 6 in another tight contest. The Labs crushed the Blue Lions 23 to 3, while the Green Gremlins routed the Red Devils 26 to 2.
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Eau Claire Memorial Nips Logan in Tennis Clash
Eau Claire Memorial edged La Crosse Logan 4-3 in a Wednesday tennis meet. Singles results include Dick Christianson defeating Genady Hlushko 6-1 6-3 and Galen Johnson beating Dennis Almos 6-3 6-4. Doubles saw Hlushko Almos over Johnson Everson 6-3 6-4.
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Gophers Aim for Big Ten Championship Sweep
Minnesota must sweep a three game weekend series to capture the Big Ten title race. Illinois visits Friday, Purdue doubles Saturday, and Iowa must falter. Key pitchers include Holzemer Pollack and Buhlert with Andresen leading hitters.
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Midwest and Northern Hockey Scores From Weekend Play
Quad Cities 6-1 Quincy 5-5 Cedar Rapids 9-1 Burlington 2-4 Wisconsin Rapids 8-2 Waterloo 2-3 Fox Cities 3-2 Clinton Decatur at Dubuque postponed cold Bismarck Mandan 4- Winnipeg Aberdeen 6- St Cloud 4 Grand Forks 7-0 Duluth Superior catalyzed Atlanta 1-3 Arkansas 0-2 Rochester 3-2 Indianapolis 2 Other games postponed Hawaii 7- Spokane 6 Oklahoma City 6- Dallas Fort Worth
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