Amateur Athletes Face Fight Over Governing Bodies
The NCAA and AAU move toward a major clash this indoors season over control of amateur athletics. The 59th NCAA convention in Chicago is unlikely to ease disputes with policy amendments that could impose penalties for violations and threaten boycotts. The AAU retains international sanctioning power through IAAF recognition, limiting Olympic participation.
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Sports Figures In Last Honor To Don Pierce
Nearly 800 sports figures from the Midlands attended the memorial for Don Pierce a KU publicist who died at 45 after a New Year wreck. Services were in Topeka with burial planned later. his wife Vivian remains hospitalized. A Don Pierce Reporters Trust Fund was created to aid his three children with donations via Traders National Bank, Kansas City.
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Oklahoma City
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Kansas City
Wea Defeats Linwood In Tuesday Contest
Wea High School defeated Linwood 48 to 34 on Tuesday at Wea. Linwood stands 1 6 for the year and will face Jarbalo next Tuesday in Basehor at the Tri County League Tournament. Linwood A team scorers were Wilson 16 Hemphill 10 Dowding 3 Blackburn 2 Crowe 1. Linwood B team won 44 42 led by Ernie Lisson with 13 points.
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Veteran racer Bill Wade dies in Daytona crash
Veteran race driver Bill Wade from Spartanburg South Carolina was killed in a high speed crash at Daytona International Speedway. His 1964 Mercury struck the wall at 170 mph during a test run, Wade was 34 and had just risen in NASCAR with four straight wins last year and a fourth place in 1964 standings.
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Haskell Defeated By Lola Ahead of Saturday Clash
Haskell Institute’s basketball team hosts Highland Junior College in an Interstate League game Saturday night. In the latest result Lola beat Haskell 91 to 74, dropping the Indians to 1-1 in league play and 2-8 overall while Highland stands 7-0. Virgil Allen led Haskell with 19 points and 15 rebounds, with Don Blevins and Jim Burgess adding 12 points each.
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Red Rush Joins A's Broadcasts From KCMO Chicago
Kansas City AP report KCMO Broadcasting says Red Rush will join its sports staff from Chicago on March 1 to team with Monte Moore for Athletics games through 1965. Rush formerly covered sports for WBBM CBS and worked in Minneapolis San Francisco and Hawaii.
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McPherson Bethany Lead Kansas Conference Race
McPherson defeated Ottawa 100 77 and Bethany beat Kansas Wesleyan 92 83 to tie for the Kansas Conference lead at 4 1. Omaha beat Emporia State 70 66 in CIC action as St Benedicts downed Washburn 100 81. Fort Hays State fell to Lincoln University 86 77. Syracuse is noted for scoring in all 10 football games despite three losses.
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Citadel Fifth Of Six Loop Wins Boosts League Surprise
The Citadel Bulldogs of Charleston defeated William and Mary 70-64 to win fifth of six Southern Conference games. Key contributions came from Baumann 17, Hartley 16, Martini 16, McCurdy 14, with coach Mel Thompson and President Mark W. Clark expressing optimism for next week's home date with Davidson.
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Tonganoxie Cages Baldwin in late rally
Tonganoxie High School edged Baldwin 64-62 Tuesday night as two final field goals by the visitors sealed the win. Ron Chambers led Baldwin with 20 points, while Tonganoxie’s De Hoff scored 18 and Thomas 13. Baldwin’s next game is Friday at home versus Eudora in Little Seven play.
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Jets Plan to Bid High For Irish Quarterback
The Jets may bid up to 400000 to lure Notre Dame quarterback John Huarte from the NFL. The Inquirer says the Jets will announce at a New York news conference Saturday that Huarte, Heisman Trophy winner, is their second draft pick behind the Eagles. The Jets recently signed Alabama quarterback Joe Namath for about 400000.
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Brodie Leads In NFL Golf Tourney Final Round
John Brodie quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers led after two rounds of the fifth annual NFL Golf Tournament at Hollywood Beach Hotel course with 156 total. Jesse Whittenton of Green Bay is one stroke back at 157 after a 76 in the second round.
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