MacArthur Award Set Philadelphia for AAU-NCAA Healing Role
Gen. Douglas MacArthur, acting as arbitrator in the AAU NCAA dispute, will be honored at the Philadelphia Travel and Vacation Show on April 29 for his work in reconciling the rival amateur sports bodies. The American Broadcasting Company will televise the third All-America football game from War Memorial Stadium Buffalo New York on June 29.
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Television Schedule Scan for Bloomington Station
Central daylight fishing through weekend listings show a busy WIV Channel 4-1 schedule in Bloomington Indiana with daily titles including Divorce Court People are Funny Dick Tracy Popeye Sea Hunt and Raj programs plus sports like Roller Derby Basketball Wrestling and Checkmate and Mahalia Jackson Sunday and Monday fillers. End of week slots feature Evening News and Family Night and Lone Ranger plus Milady’s Matinee and various morning and afternoon programs.
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Evening TV Schedule for Terre Haute on Friday
Fort Wayne Indiana listing shows Indiana State program at 4 15 and Frontier Circus at 4 15. Cartoon Theater scheduled at 6 00. Evening lineup includes Walter Cronkite 6 16 Alfred Hitchcock 7 30 Route 64 9 30 Eyewitness 10 00 10 o clock Report 10 30 Combat 11 30 Terror Theater and a basketball scoreboard segment.
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TV Schedule Highlights From Indianapolis Friday March 8
Channel 6 lists a full day lineup with Loretta Young Young Dr Malone Harlow and the Stooges Frances Palmer Huntley Brinkley News Weather Men of Destiny International Showtime Sing Along With Mitch Trice Tonight Show Spanish Telecourse and a Best of Hollywood segment plus a March 11 sign off.
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Maris Faces Fact He'll Never Hit 61 Homers Again
Roger Maris says he probably will not approach 61 homers again. He recalls his 1961 record and notes a quieter, less celebrated life with 33 homers in 1962 and a target of over 30 and 100 RBIs for 1963. Fans no longer hound him as in 1961, he adds.
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Big Ten Grants Summer Aid to Athletes with Residency
The Big Ten allows financial aid for summer school for athletes who have completed one year of residence. Departments may not fund tutoring for those not meeting aid due to low predicted grades. Michigan can begin football practice Aug 26 with twice daily drills for six days under a trimester system.
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Players Sanders Boros Lead in Pensacola Open
Gary Player Doug Sanders Julius Boros and Allen Henning shot five under par 67s to share first place after the second round of the Pensacola golf tournament. Arnold Palmer and other former winners followed with scores in the 60s as sun and light winds favored scoring at the Pensacola Country Club.
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Louisville Lip Hip Says Villagers in New York
Cassius Clay nicknamed the Louisville Lip earns hip status in Greenwich Village after winning a poetry contest at the Bitter End club. The heavyweight contender, who faces Doug Jones at Madison Square Garden, says rhythm from poetry fuels his ring work.
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Hill wins Sir Malcolm Campbell Memorial Trophy
The Royal Automobile Club awards the Sir Malcolm Campbell Memorial Trophy to Graham Hill, the world champion who posted the most outstanding performance in a British race car this season.
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Nordic skiers vie for Olympic berths at Pineland carnival
Andover Maine is host as North American Nordic skiers compete this weekend for spots on the 1964 U S Olympic cross country team. The 15 and 30 kilometer events are held at the Pineland Ski and Outing Club annual winter carnival.
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Terry faces season with calm on big Yankee challenge
Fort Lauderdale reports Yankees pitcher Ralph Terry, after a dominant prior season with 23 wins and a league leading 299 innings, discusses a calculated risk approach to home runs, focusing on keeping runs down and learning each year. He notes his intent to win around 20 games and improve through speed contrasts and grip changes.
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Linton and Bloomfield Meet in Greene County Junior High Final
Linton faces Bloomfield tonight in the Greene County Junior High Basketball Tournament final at Bloomfield. Bloomfield beat Switz City 41 19 and Linton topped Worthington 38 27. Steve Henson led Linton with 14 points as Worthington’s Barton scored 12. Switz City meets Worthington in the consolation tilt at 6 30 CDT, followed by Linton versus Bloomfield at 7 45.
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Man's Best Friend Discovers 8-Ounce Gold Nugget
Sierra City resident Alex Ostram with his dog followed the animal to the Yuba River edge where a shiny object stuck from the water. He retrieved an 8-ounce gold nugget valued around 288 dollars likely washed down from the Sierra by early February floods, Undersheriff Jim Hill said.
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Hawk Gallatin Named UPI Pro Coach of the Year
Harry Gallatin of the St. Louis Hawks was named United Press International coach of the year for the 1962 63 NBA season. He rebuilt the Hawks and led them to the playoffs, polling 14 votes to 6 for Fred Schaus. Alex Hannum and Arnold Auerbach received fewer. Gallatin, a former Knicks star, later coached at Southern Illinois University.
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