Tokyo aspirants top list in Boston meet
Boston pages report the 8th Boston Knights of Columbus Games opening indoor track season with top locals and international rivals. Notables include Pen neal aiming for 16 percent field marks and O Hara expected as Olympic No 1 man, facing a strong field of 16 percent vaulters, milers, and distance runners from Canada, Villanova, Kansas State, Nebraska, Toronto, and more.
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Tokyo
Boston
Ati
John Pennel
Tom O'Hara
Canada
Bill Cruthers
Boston Garden
Penne
Sullivan
Dave ‘Ork
Rolando Cruz
John Belitza
John Velses
Garden Reck
O'Hara
Cyrol Burleson
America
Burleson
Jim Beatty
Chicago
Peter Close
Vic, Zwolak
Villanova
ICA
Pat McNeal
Kansas State
Ray Stevens
Nebraska
Jim Irons
Toronto
Larry Rawson
Tar Heels Extend Hickey With Three Year Pact
Chapel Hill North Carolina coach Rickey Hickey secured a three year contract extension to 1968 after a standout 1962 season 25 wins 26 defeats including a 35 0 victory over the Air Force Academy Hickey led the Tar Heels to a co championship in the ACC in 1963 earning coach of the year honors with Earle Edwards. He began as an assistant in 1960 and became head coach after Jim Tatum’s death five years ago prior to Hampden Sydney College where his record was 27 11 4.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Rickey
North Carolina
Air Force
Hickey
Catonina
Pires
Hicks
Tar Heels
Charlie Justice
Carolina
Air Force Academy
North Carolina State
Earle Edwards
ACC
Jim Tatum
Fatum
Hampden- Sydney
Odessa Defeats Rebels 66 53 in district game
Odessa Panthers beat the Rebels 66 to 53 in Midland. John Tom Williams led Odessa with 12 points while Mike Frizzell and Bob Weber added 10 each. Ferry Trippet scored 28 for the Rebels as Dennis Brewster added 13.
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Midland
Odessa
Panthers
Lee
John Tom Wiliams
Panther
Mike Frizzell
Bob Weber
Jim
Ferry Trippet
Rebels
Dennis
Brewster
Women Pros Will Visit Andrews
Two professional women golfers Kathy Whitworth and Cathy Mann will visit Andrews Country Club for a 2 PM exhibition and clinic announced by S. Al Smith. The event, hosted with Wilson Sporting Goods, features fundamentals and finer points of golf and is open to the public.
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Smith
NMMI Edges LCC in Western Junior College Thriller
New Mexico Military Institute beat Lubbock Christian College 78 to 72 in a tight JC/NJCAA contest. Dick Gooch led the Pioneers with 20 points, Cliff Jonas 16, and Wade 16 for the Bronchos, as NMMI built and held a late edge after trading leads.
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Roswell
Newy Mexico
Mar ‘Ory
Lubbock-Christi Lege
Anh
LCC
Brinchos
NMMI
Dick Gooch
Pioneers
Cliff Jonas
Larry Hayes
Amis
Wade
Jeff Jordan I
Mike Ligina
ECC
Roosevelt Sweeps Two District Contests In Basketball
Roosevelt girls beat Cooper 88 72 and Roosevelt boys won 88 72 as Kenneth Coffey scored 20 and Sherry Howard 34 for Roosevelt. In junior high Evans added two wins over Slaton 98 27 and 50 31 with Chris Bernard and Steve Hurt leading scoring.
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Roosevelt
Ee Gregory
Sherry Howard
Cooper
Kenneth Coffey
Buze Walter
Evans Wink
Evans
Mantle draws bitter quips on luck and pay
New York sports pages mock Mickey Mantle’s excuses about luck and pay while detailing the big figures in amateur sports and Olympic support. The piece notes Mantle’s 100000 yearly earnings rumors, a World Series recap, and mentions Carol Heiss Jenkins as ABC figure skating commentator. It also touches on Dillard, Hickey, Arnelle, and golf duels for second in pro golf.
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New York
Ford
Tineless Ford
Etic’ Association
NCAA
Natch
Arnold
AAU
Palmer
College Group
Sloatsburg
N.Y
Jtrain
Mickey Mantle
Helltom Times Square
Bronx
Yankee
Mickey
Tan
Ara
U.S
Lamy
Houston
Tex
Justi Tanton
Carol Heiss
Jenkins
ABC
Annsbruck
Austria
Caroll
Old Bones
Harrison Dillard
Dillard
Gol
Europe
America
Dorothy Hickey
Buffalo
Ollowing
State Department
New-York
Cleveland
Hickey
Jesse Arnelle
Penn State
Peace Corps
Doux Ford
Julius
Boros
Modern
Anton Tops Cotton Center 54 42 In District Action
Anton defeated Cotton Center 54 to 42 led by Larry Crows with 20 points. Cotton Center’s Chipper Lowrey added 13 for the losers who also lost the girls game 46 to 20 with Debbie Morsing scoring 15. Wilson juniors won 48 47 while ninth graders led 24 24 and Greg Vaughn and Tom Cooke each had 14 for Wilson.
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Anton
Sjiewial
Aninp
Larry Crows
Chipper Lowrey
Cotton ‘Center
Cotton Center
Wilson
Atkins
View Trovinus
Greg Vaughn
Tom Cooke
Wilson Fresh
Ken Fowell
Resumption of Talks Sought at Santa Anita Park
AP reports Santa Anita Park officials and striking workers resumed talks after a breakdown. Wages and fringe benefits stalled negotiations as union mediation failed to reach a settlement. Teamsters and Building Service employees clashed over offers while track managers warned of potential closure if no agreement is reached.
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Aera Calif
G. Brown
Santa Anita Park
Sane
Anita
Red H. Ryan
Bassett
Building Service
Tnternationsl
Thad
Teamsters Union
George Hardy
Prank
Hatfield
Teamsters Local
Éan
Covpnnor
Santa Anita
California
Notre Dame basketball coach Johnny Jordan resigns in midseason
Johnny Jordan quits as Notre Dame basketball coach amid a disappointing season and injuries. Athletic Director Krause confirms he will step down with the Irish posting an 18–14 record in 13 years, seven of nine home games, and recent losses including a 6–7–3 result to DePaul.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre
Notre Dame
Dame
Johnny Jordan
Jordan
Lsan
Cathede “University
Notre: Dame Athletic
Irish
Moose) Krause Justi
Ordan
Neb
de Paul
Creighton
Hugh Devore
Paryeghian Dolare
Krause
Te Paul
Oeby Notre Dame
Demons
Walljahmax
Herm
Hone
Jost
Trish
Southland Edges Wilson 50 to 40 in District 7B
Southland defeated Wilson 50 40 Friday night in District 7B. Duke Altman led Southland with 15 points while Sammy Crowson scored 18 for Wilson. Wilson’s Linda Newzen added 4, and Mickey Mason and Marie Mathis each had 8 for Southland’s foes. Jordan Sh composed Krauser as coach at South Bend. Alderson wins two junior high games as Matthews tops in ninth and eighth grades.
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Southland
Wilson
Duke Altman
Sammy Crowson
Clash
Linda Newzen
Southlind
Mickey Mason
Marie Mathis
Alderson
Matthews
Gary Stewart Prade
Dor Dennis
Jack Parker
Frank Sanchez
Olympic Snow Delays Innsbruck Preps Ahead Of Games
Innsbruck reports its first snow of the season with about four inches in nearby areas delaying emergency preparations for the Winter Olympics. Snow coats downhill and slalom courses in the Lizam Valley and Seefeld while Austrian troops, skiers, and equipment pack tracks to ready the venues. In New York, Golf Digest chief William Davis estimates about 24,000 players scored holes in one in 1963 with 90 million rounds played, noting rising chances and prizes for hole in one shots.
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Austria
Kitzbuehel
Bad Gi Stein
Kitzbachel
Bad Gastein
Lizam
Here
Ihe
New York
William Davis
Norwalk
Conn
Golf ‘Digest Magazine
Davis
Fuany
Als
An Airlines
Bill Higginbotham
Linton
Ind
Sree
Ifginbotham
SMU to retire Matty Bell after 19 years in athletics
SMU announces athletic director Matty Bell will retire this July after 19 years in charge. President Willis Tate will name a successor this spring, with Hayden Fry among potential candidates. Bell began at SMU in 1948 and previously coached at Texas Christian University and Texas A M before taking the AD role.
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Dallas
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
University
SMU
Willis Tate
Pirithe
Hayden Fry
Ideo 46
Bell
Acho
Ace Bell
Athleye
Fen Enkehing
Texas Christian University
Texas Arm
Substitution Rules Back On NCAA Agenda At Meeting
NCAA Football Rules Committee in Fort Lauderdale reviews coaches plea for unrestricted substitution. Chair Ivan Williamson notes long time push for free substitution and platooning may return if majority supports action. Critics warn it favors richer programs and hurts development of versatile players.
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Vnfy
Ben Punk
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Uhe
Heniliad Anhaelruinn
Ivan Williamson
Wisconsin
Jack Girtie
Rules
American Football Coaches Association
Cuitice
New York
Conley Declines Texas Tech Backfield Coach Offer
Conley, a Texas Tech aide for two years and former Snyder High School head coach, refused a backfield position offer from the University of California. Merrill Green, Tech assistant, previously turned down a Colorado backfield post.
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John. Conley
Texas Tech
University of California
Conley
Snyder High School
Tech
Merrill Green
University of Colorado
Smyer Boys Top Whitharral in Narrow Victory
Smyer edged Whitharral 52 to 36 as Tom Brown led Smyer with 14 points while Whit harral’s Linda Smart scored 23 to pace the girls 39 93 win. Die ane Tatum added Smyer 27 in the boys game and Simmons led Whitharral with 15. A dinner meeting of the Triumph Sports Owners Assn is set at Holiday Inn South with Jim Moore named president.
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Smyer
Tom Brown
Whitharral
i ‘T_ Simmons
Linda Smart
Dieane Tatum
Triumph
Holiday ‘Inn South
Jim
Moore
Ken Clark
New Home Tumbles Pep In Non-Conference Meet
In a Friday night non-conference basketball game New Home defeated Pep 54 42 as Johnny Alurs led Pep with 18 points and George Elton scored 22 for New Home. Hutchinson claimed two wins over Carroll with J P Hutchinson scoring. Thompson rolled 34 in the freshman game.
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Pep
Johnny Alurs
Iwinners
George Elton
Treva Reith
Fep
Mary Burt
Hutchinson
J.P. Hutchinson
Carroll
Thompson Fire
Bill Turner
Ted
J. Hayhurst
Thompson
Rodney Craddick
J. Rodriguez
Texas Schoolboys Earn All-America Honors in Football
Aggressive 1963 All-America selections include 87 states and D C reps. Texas players George Schulgen and Warren McVea highlight Texans among end, tackle, guards, and backfield picks. McVea racks 277 points and 1 117 rushing yards while QB Rob Bazy Ik stands as smallest selected player at 5 10 170.
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New York
Texas Mining High School
Wilmington
Calif
America
Russell Washington
Southeast
Kansas City
Scholastic Magazine
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
California
Ilinois
States
District of Columbia
Jack O'Malley
Rob
Bazy Ik
McKeesport
Jim Beirne
Texas
George Schulgen
Santa’ Rosa
A.Z. Drones
San Anelo
Jerry Glover
Dumas
B.A. Gresham
Linus Baer
Sanone
Warren. McVea
Antonin
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Dick Smith
Maryland
Annie Cummings
Baltimore
Tom Bauer
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John ‘Thomas
Theodore Palavious
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Henrik. Hellon
Pact
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Ealer
Andrews
Jerencey Sarviers
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Willie
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Mina
Mantle
Cotton Center Falls
Arcadia
LSU
Billy Cannon
Jones County
University of Tena. School of Dentistry
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Loyola of Chicago
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Innsbruck
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