Houseboats Take Center Stage At 53rd Motor Boat Show
The 53rd annual Motor Boat Show opens in New York on January 13 featuring floating cottages by more than 30 manufacturers. Models range from 24 to 31 feet with prices from 2 495 to 31 200, highlighting underdeck flotation and unsinkable hulls. Products include Capri 31 footer, Flute Boat 20, Riviera six models, Styro 20 by 8, and cabin cruisers under 10 000 up to 57 680 with improved galleys and bunk space. Washington Post News Service.
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Kayot
Harris Manufacturing Corp
Riviera Cruisers
Styro
Tide Water Boat Works
John Gale
East Shady Lane
Wayzata
Minn
Suburbia
Chris Craft
Washington Post News Service
Nieder seeks AAU reinstatement to chase Tokyo Olympic shot put
Former Lawrence High and Kansas standout Bill Nieder aims to regain amateur status to represent the United States in Tokyo 1964. Nieder, world shot put record holder, lost eligibility after a 1961 boxing bout and faces an AAU ruling after applying for reinstatement. He continues training and weighs a return to compete against Gary Gubner and Dallas Long for a third straight Olympic shot title.
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Lawrence High
Kansas University Athletic
Bill Nieder
United States
Bill
Paul Zimmerman
Los Angeles Times
Nieder
AAU
California
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
Lion-Jayhawk
Tokyo
Philadelphia
Jim Wiley
Dallas Long
Long
Parry O’brien
Big Bill
Gary Gubner
New York
Kansas
al Oerter
Oerter
Dotson Faces Key Indoor Circuit as Mile Star Heads to LA
Bill Dotson, a former Kansas miler, wins at Boston and plans seven indoor meets starting with the Los Angeles Invitational. He lists dates including Millrose in New York on Feb 1 and the National AAU in New York on Feb 24, with 1000m and 880m races slated. He notes he’s not in peak form yet but feels stronger and aims for a degree this semester.
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Bill Dotson
New York
Louisville
Dotson
Philadelphia
Jim Irons
Boston
Jamestowner
Grambling Tops Small College Poll With 14-1 Mark
Grambling Louisiana tops the weekly Associated Press small college basketball poll with two first place votes and 55 points after going 2-0 last week. Wittenberg Ohio aims close with 53 points and 10-1 record. Westminster Pa., Southeast Missouri, and others follow in the top ten as of games through January 12.
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Grambling
Associated Press
Tigers
Regional Board of Selectors
Wittenberg
Ohio
Westminster
Southeast
Tennessee State
Evansville
Akron
Prairie View
Orange State
Oglethorpe
Golf shot goes awry as squirrel meets fate at Lakewood
Clarence Kloppe Sr. tees off at Lakewood Country Club when his ball vanishes into a tree. A nearby squirrel is struck by a beanball as Kloppe and companions search for the ball, turning a golfing errand into an odd mishap.
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Dallas
Clarence Kloppe
Lakewood Country Club
Kloppe
Down
Linwood Library Club Hostess and Community Updates
Linwood Mrs Opal Wilson hosted the Linwood Library Club on Thursday evening. Ernest Pritchard had surgery at Providence Hospital this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Riley announce the birth of a son on Jan 9 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs John Burke are the maternal grandparents. Mr and Mrs Delbert Greer announce a son born Jan 10 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The Lucky Clover 4 H club met at the high school Monday. weather kept some members away. Leslie Coulter gave a safety talk. Mary Gannon provided music appreciation. Pam Campbell was voted in. The Kayettes set January 26 for their annual Lavender and Lace ball with Rhythm Masters from Bonner Springs providing music. The mixed chorus begin rehearsals for the Basehor March music festival.
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Opal Wilson
Linwood Library Club
Ernest Pritchard
Providence Hospital
Charles Riley
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John Burke
Delbert Greer
Leslie Coulter
Mary Gannon
Pam Campbell
Kayettes
Bonner Springs
Basehor
Roberts Named Top Comeback Athlete of 1962
Robin Roberts, after a disastrous 1-10 season with the Phillies and a brief stint with the Yankees, was voted the top comeback athlete of 1962. He revived his career with the Baltimore Orioles to post a 10-9 record and a 2.78 ERA, edging Stan Musial and Oklahoma for the honor.
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Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
University of Southern California Trojans
Roberts
Musial
Oklahoma
Giants
Trojans
San Francisco
Collegians
Yankees
Phils
Philadelphia
Orioles
Detroit
Hank Aguirre
Dayton Freshman Basketball Player Dies After Collapse
Thomas Luppe, 19, a 6 foot 5 inch University of Dayton freshman center, collapsed near mid game against Wright Patterson Air Force Base at University Fieldhouse in Dayton. Doctors treated him on the floor for 25 minutes before he died at Miami Valley Hospital. Autopsy cited natural causes from an enlarged heart linked to a rheumatic fever at age seven. he had undergone heart surgery in 1954 and later played sports. He was seen as a future Dayton Flyer star.
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Dayton, Ohio
Thomas Luppe
University of
Montgomery County
Luppe
Cleveland
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Dayton Flyer
Advisory Group Named to Solve Amateur Athletics Conflict
The U S Track and Field Federation formed a 22 member national advisory committee to resolve the jurisdictional dispute in amateur athletics. President William W Russell announced co chairmen Mason W Gross of Rutgers University and William B Aycock of UNC will lead the panel.
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Los Angeles
U.S. Track and Field Federation
William W. Russell
Federation
Mason W. Gross
Rutgers University
William B. Aycock
University of North Carolina
Ticket Sale Set For Indoor Meet In Fieldhouse
Kansas University track moves to Allen Fieldhouse offering four meet season tickets at 2.00 dollars a half price. Oklahoma promotes the highlight on February 15 with Pittsburg State and Southern Illinois openers on February 1 and 9, then a Kansas State-Oklahoma State triangular on February 23. First race at 7:30 p.m. each date.
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Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
Jayhawker
Fieldhouse
Oklahoma
Pittsburg State
Southern Illinois
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Red Schoendienst Chases Active Roster Return With Cardinals
Red Schoendienst, 39, trains intensely three times weekly at St. Louis University under Dr. Walter Eberhardt as he aims to win an active roster spot for 1963. Once a World Series star and 18-year veteran, the former player-coach seeks to prove he can still play after tuberculosis and a recent move to coaching.
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ST. Louis
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Schoendienst
St. Louis University
Walter Eberhardt
Cardinals
D J Ann Carter Sues Athletes for Assault at Party
Ann Carter a 28 year old Los Angeles radio DJ filed a 35000 assault and battery suit in Superior Court naming pitcher Norman Bass of the Kansas City Athletics and halfback Robert Reed of the Minnesota Vikings. She alleges the two roughed her at a party causing bruises and other injuries.
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Los Angeles
Norman Bass
Kansas City Athletics
Robert Reed
Minnesota Vikings
Ann Carter
Ktym-Fm
Baton Rouge Pro Amateur Golf Tournament Canceled
Baton Rouge PGA event at Baton Rouge Country Club canceled for 1963 by PGA after 36 holes. Tourney co chair Jim Winfree refused to provide details.
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Baton Rouge
Professional Golfers Association
Tourney
Jim Winfree
Baton Rouge Country Club
PGA
Rams Sign 2 Players From Draft Picks
Los Angeles Rams announce contract signings for fourth rounder John Griffin from Memphis State and fifth rounder Don Chuy from Clemson. General Manager Elroy Hirsch disclosed the 1963 deals on Wednesday.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Memphis State
John Griffin
Clemson
Don Chuy
Elroy Hirsch
Paul Krumske's bowling clinic advice from 1940s era tips
The Chicago star Paul Krumske shares bowling guidance from clinics urging players to hold a consistent spot from the start. He demonstrates thumb alignment and grip variation to adapt to alley conditions, explaining how to start with the thumb pointing at pins and adjust for slick surfaces to produce a natural hook.
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Krumske
Karras Faces Verbal Scrimmage With NFL Commissioner
New York report says Detroit Lions star Alex Karras will meet with NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle amid a widening pro football betting probe. Karras admitted on television interviews that he bet on games including those he played in, though he described wagers as limited to a pack of cigarettes or a couple of cigars.
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New York
Alex Karras
Detroit Lions
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Karras
NBC
Rozelle
Fights Last Night Show Boxing Action Across Cities
In Denver Tony Montano defeated Isaac Logart over 10 rounds and Jose Gonzales outpointed Hilario Morales over 10 rounds. Jose Sta ble beat Eddie Pace in a welterweight bout as Georgie Foster out pointed Henry Olea. John ny Prescott earned an 8 round decision over Ulli Ritter in Leicester England.
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Denver
Tony Montano
Phoenix
Ariz
Isaac Logart
New York
Jose Gonzales
Hilario Morales
Mexico City
Jose Stable
Cuba
Eddie Pace
Los Angeles
Georgie Foster
Cincinnati
Henry Olea
Leicester
England
Johnny Prescott
Ulli Ritter
Germany
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