Groups Move Toward Easing NCAA AAU Sports Tensions
The NCAA and AAU agreed to meet with the USTFF to discuss differences amid long rifts over control of amateur athletics. The talks aim to solidify responsibilities for sanctioning meets and reduce tension over international competition including the Olympics. A separate move recommended unrestricted substitutions for the 1964 college football season.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
The
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Jay Ehrent Mahoney
Don Hull
U.S
Track and Field Federation
USTFF
NCAA
Douglas MacArthur
John F. Kennedy
Hull
Mahoney
Robert F. Ray
MacArthur
Basketball Federation
Lima
Oglethorpe
Atlanta
Rules Committee
American Football Coaches Association
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Apply for $2000 life insurance up to age 80
Readily apply for a $2000 life policy offered by Old American Insurance Co. You can keep the policy for life once approved with no calls or obligations. Mail this tearout with your name address and year of birth to 4900 Oak Park, Kansas City, Mo. 141.
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Old American Insurance Co
Oak
Kansas City
Bowling Clinic by Billy Sixty
A vintage bowling advice note urges continual learning from experts like Connie Mack and Walter Ward. It emphasizes assessing stance, footwork, and grip, and visualizing movements to correct errors. Readers are invited to request Billy Sixty’s Spare Shooting Angles booklet for 10 cents via this newspaper.
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Mack
Walter Ward
Billy Sixty
Top 10 AP Basketball Poll Outcomes From Last Week
The AP top ten shows Kentucky routing Loyola and Duke while losing to Georgia Tech. UCLA posted two big wins over Washington State. Loyola Chicago, Cincinnati, Michigan, Vanderbilt, Davidson, Oregon State, Duke, and Villanova all recorded mixed results including wins and losses across the week.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Loyola New Orleans
Duke
Georgia Tech
Carry Back Sires First Foal Arrives at Ocala Stud Farm
The weekend's racing buzz centers on Carry Back's first foal a dark bay filly out of Stefanie. She arrived Sunday night at 7:35 in the Ocala Florida Stud Farm stall where Carry Back was born in 1959.
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Carry Back
Stefanie
Ocala
Fla
Dietzel Secured At Army With Eight-Year Pact
Army signs Paul Dietzel to a new eight year contract through 1971 boosting pay and ensuring job security. The West Point coach, who has yet to beat Navy, reflected on two seasons 6-4 and 7-3 while noting Navy dominance and his positive view of the extension during a ski weekend.
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West Point
N.Y
Paul Dietzel
Navy
Army
Dietzel
Dietvel
Louisiana State
West Point Brass
Roger Staubach
Philadelphia
Catskills
College Grid Rivalries Ended In All Star Day Contests
Three all star games wrapped the extended college season with the South beating the North 28 21 in the Senior Bowl at Mobile Alabama The North defeated the South 20 13 in the Hula Bowl at Honolulu and the Nations routed the Southwest 66 14 in the Challenge Bowl at Corpus Christi Texas George Bork Matt Snell Hugh Rohrschneider and George Byrd starred for the Nations while Emmitt Augustus Carlisle II played defense for the Southwest and Pete Liske led the North in Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Duke Carlisle
Mobile
Ala
Corpus Christi
Tex
Utah State
Bill Munson
Miami
George Mira
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Lothridge
Georgia
Tech
Billy Martin
Pete Liske
Penn State
Liske
Charlie Taylor
Carlisle
George Bork
Hugh Rohrschneider
Matt Snell
George Byrd
Bork
Rohrschneider
Northern Illinis
Perkins Retains World Junior Welter Title in Tokyo
Eddie Perkins from Chicago knocked out Yo Shinori Takahasi of Japan to retain the world junior welterweight crown in Tokyo. Takeshi Nakamura of Japan outpointed Rick Magramo of the Philippines in the same weekend card.
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Tokyo
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Yoshinori Takahasi
Japan
Perkins
Takeshi Nakamura
Rick Magramo
Philippines
Mayo Upsets Gilbert as Mexico Wins Sunshine Cup
Mexico's Joaquin Mayo defeated Jose Gilbert of Spain 7-5 6-4 6-4 to clinch the Sunshine Cup for Mexico, taking the final match and securing a 2-1 victory over Miami Beach.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Mexico
Joaquin Mayo
Jose Gilbert
Spain
Mickey Wright Named Top Femme Athlete of Year
Mickey Wright, California native and Dallas resident, was named Woman Athlete of the Year in the AP year-end poll. She scored 311 points, led with 13 LPGA wins and $34,027 in prize money, the most ever by a woman golfer in one year, ahead of Maria Bueno.
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Dallas, Tex
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
California
Dallas
Associated Press
Maria Bueno
Golf Star
Lakers Edge Celtics In Narrow Weekend Win
Lakers win 97-95 with Dick Barnett scoring the deciding two free throws with five seconds left. Jerry West 29 and Elgin Baylor 25 pace Los Angeles as Boston’s Sam Jones leads with 25.
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Boston Celtics
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Los Angeles
Dick Barnett
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Barnett
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Sam Jones
Boston
Nineteen Teams Compete in Marathon Cage Card
A long list of cage results features teams like St. Joseph Pa NYU St Bonaventure Duquesne LaSalle Pennsylvania Canisius Boston College Syracuse Temple Navy Connecticut Manhattan Providence Brown Holy Cross Dartmouth St Peter Seton Hall Queens CCNY Georgia Tech Kentucky Davidson West Virginia Tennessee Vanderbilt Duke North Carolina DePaul Western Kentucky North Carolina Notre Dame Louisville Michigan Ohio State Wisconsin Illinois Michigan State Minnesota Purdue Iowa Indiana Bradley Tulsa Oklahoma City Creighton Xavier Wichita Oklahoma St. St Louis Ohio U Miami Ohio Dayton Drake Kansas Texas Texas A&M Texas Tech Arkansas Rice Texas Christian Houston Yale New Mexico UCLA Cincinnati Oregon State Stanford Washington San Francisco Denver California Santa Clara and others posting wins and losses across a crowded college basketball slate.
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Queens
N.Y
CCNY
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Davidson
West Virginia
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Duke
North Carolina
DePaul
Western Kentucky
Clemson
Wake Forest
Florida
Putane
Auburn
Miss. State
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Marshall
Miami
Fla
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Virginia
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M Sippi
New Orleans
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Murray
Geo. Wash
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D.C
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Furman
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Richmond
The
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Chicago
Morehead
Michigan
Northwestern
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan State
Minnesota
Purdue
Iowa
Indiana
Bradley
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Creighton
Man in His Undershorts Chases Thief to Taxi
Edward A. Hillis, 42, woke to a prowler in his Miami apartment and, in only his undershorts, pursued the burglar into the street. The suspect dropped Hillis’s wallet, fled toward Biscayne Boulevard, and hailed a cab. Driver Henry Simpson, a retired officer, drove the robber to a squad car. Marion Anderson, 28, was charged with burglary.
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Miami
Fla
Edward A. Hillis
Ellis
Biscayne Boulevard
Henry Simpson
Marion Anderson
Bart Starr Hero As Packers Clip Browns by 40-23
Bart Starr led Green Bay to a 40-23 win over Cleveland in the Pro Playoff Bowl in Miami. Starr threw three first half TDs, set a four year series record with a 99 yard scoring pass to Tom Moore, and was named the game's outstanding player amid high yardage by Frank Ryan and Earl Gros.
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Bart Starr
Packers
Browns
Miami
Fla
Green Bay
Cleveland
Starr
Frank Ryan
Jim Brown
Jim Taylor
Brown
Taylor
Earl Gros
Tom Moore
Ron Kramer
Ernie Greene
Moore
Finalists Named for Rock Chalk Review at KU
The KU living groups chosen to participate in Rock Chalk Review were announced by David White. Finalists for the show Lacerated Legends were selected by KU faculty judges. Rehearsals start February 12 with performances February 28 and 29 at Hoch Auditorium.
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Kansas University
David White
Prairie Village
Hoch Auditorium
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Chi Omega Sorority
Robin Hood
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Delta Gamma Sorority
Faust
Peanut Brittle Stops Thief in a Nut House
In Cincinnati a Nut House clerk, Mrs Gladys Mc Kinney of Covington Kentucky, warded off a robbery with a pound of peanut brittle. The man demanded cash as the scale showed one pound and she flung candy in his face before he fled. Police later detained a suspect but did not release a name.
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Cincinnati
Gladys McKinney
Covington
Morrow
Parking Lot Employee Steals Fees in Downtown Rochester
A young man broke into a downtown Rochester parking lot office and, posing as an employee, parked cars and took 50 cents from each driver. He fled with about $20 in fees and the change from a soda machine, police said Sunday. A customer described him as polite and competent.
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Rochester
N.Y
Modelers Meet Demonstration At Douglas County Fairgrounds
The Jayhawk Model Masters will hold a 7 30 p m demonstration on building and motorizing a model car for drag racing at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds Tuesday.
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Douglas County
Lawyers Meet Today To Work on Settlement
New York AP report says lawyers for Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton and Eddie Fisher gather in New York to pave the way for Taylor and Burton to marry. Milton Rudin and Aaron Frosch left Puerto Vallarta to confer with Louis Nizer Fisher’s attorney as Eddie Fisher seeks a swift divorce. A Puerto Vallarta judge cites absence of a financial agreement as the delaying factor.
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New York
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Eddie Fisher
Miss Taylor
Burton
Milton Rudin
Los Angeles
Aaron Frosch
Liz
Richard
Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Fisher
Louis Nizer
Arcadio Estrada
State Accidents Kill Two Persons
Two traffic deaths reported in Kansas during the weekend. Sublette resident Edeline Connor 56 died in a two car crash near Sublette. husband R F Connor 60 injured. A Sublette family of six in the other car injured. Hammer 35 and Margie 29 critically ill. Suzanne Harland 17 of Frankfort killed in a pickup train collision at a crossing.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Edeline Connor
Sublette
R. F. Connor
J. C. Hammer
Hammer
Margie
Dodge City
Frankfort
Kan
Suzanne Harland
Union Pacific
Massive 5th Day Search For Missing C124 Globe Master
The search for the downed Air Force C124 Globe Master and nine crew members entered its fifth day over half a million miles of Pacific waters. Planes pressed the daylight hunt after distress signals were heard and debris sighted, though both signals were outside the crash area and debris sighting is under investigation. The plane with eight airmen and a Navy escort of a sailor disappeared after radio contact near Wake Island en route to Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Wake Island
Homolulu
Air Force
Hickam Air Force Base
Hawaii
Famed Radio Figure Ralph Dumke Dies at 64
Sherman Oaks California AP reports radio and show business figure Ralph Dumke died at his Sherman Oaks home on Saturday from a heart attack at age 64. He started in radio in the 1920s in Chicago and New York after a vaudeville career as a song and dance man.
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Sherman Oaks
Calif
Ralph Dumke
Dumke
Chicago
New York
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Douglas County Kansas
In Douglas County Kansas Warren Institution for Savings plaintiff versus Charlies R Mulally et al defendants. By order of sale the sheriff will auction at the front door of the Douglas County Courthouse Lawrence Kansas on January 1 1964 at 10 am the parcel Lot 24 Block 1 Edgewood Park Addition Three Lawrence Kansas the property described in the case.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Warren Institution For Savings
Charlies R. Mulally
Sherifi
Saulis
Douglas
Said
Lawrence
Bargain lumber and housing bargains offered at local outlets
Classified notes tout lumber prices for 1 x 6 Fir fencing panels and prefitted paneling, plus fir 2 x 6s and white pine. Real estate listings advertise a 3 bedroom ranch with FHA loan assumption, a South lot ranch, and a large brick home with period details, all by local agencies and offices. Tires, radios, furniture, and appliances are advertised with sale prices and delivery options.
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Schweglisa
Holmes, Peck & Brown
Mass
Ray Stoneback
High South
McGrew Investment Company
Dicker
Regal
S Rm
Liv
Witchen
Gill
Wellsville
Jenny Lind
West Side Trading Post
Eudora
Clearancio
Motorola
Ray Steneback
Plisasse
Vth & Tenn
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