Big Ten Cuts Aid and Sets 1962 Football Schedule
The Big Ten approved reduced grants for athletic aid and revised family contribution rules. Six to seven game schedules were set for Illinois Michigan Minnesota and others. Affected costs per class were estimated at about $10 annually with changes in allocations and a new policy forbids aid if an athlete turns professional. The conference also outlined NCAA tournament selection rules and TV rights negotiations for football and basketball.
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Insbury
Ohio State
Towa
Michigan
Champaign
Ill
State
Northwestern
Purdue
Ney
Illinois
Minne
Sota
Indiana
William R. Reed
Reed
Titleholders Meet Set In Augusta
Patricia Jane Berg leads a field of 54 in the Titleholders Championship at Augusta Georgia. Top pros Marlene Hagge Betsy Rawls Mickey Wright Louise Suggs Fay Crocker Jackie Pung and Betty Jameson join the race as Berg chases a eighth title this week with final scores due next Sunday.
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Augusta
Patricia Jane Berg
St. Andrew TL
Marlene Hagge
Delray Beach
Fla
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
Mickey Wright
San Diego
D.f
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Mundy and Beck Named to Big State All Conference
Mundy of Texas Wesleyan College and Beck of St Edward's University were named to the Big State Conference all conference basketball team for the second straight year. The 1957 58 roster includes six players after a tie in voting for a forward.
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Wally Johnson
East Texas Baptist
Gus Pflugmacher
Maurice Harris
Ernie Sena
St. Mary's
Dale Archer
Texas Wesleyan
Bobby Williams
Southwestern University
Six Man Tag Headlines Fair Park Wrestling Card
At Sled Allen s Arena Fair Park Coliseum on Wednesday night a six man tag match headlines the card with two other main events and a first attraction. Teams feature Nature Boy Killer Christe and Bob Lovelock vs Cyclone Anaya Johnny Barend and Tommy Phelps. Anaya Lovelock meet in the special attraction and Christie meets Phelps in the first event. Tickets on sale by phone numbers PO 57070 SH 45458 or SW 95108 with advance pickup before showtime.
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Funk
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South Plains
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NIT Cage Tourney Opens At Madison Square Garden
The National Invitation Tournament begins in Madison Square Garden with Dayton or Bradley favored to win. First round doubleheaders feature St John’s New York vs Butler and St Joseph’s Pennsylvania vs St Peter’s New Jersey. Niagara plays Xavier in the afternoon.
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Madison Square Garden
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N.Y
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St. Peter's
N.J
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Xavier
Cincinnati
Utah
St.John's Butler
All But Two Of Last Year’s Winners Entered in Meet
Fort Worth report notes that most of last year’s top 25 returners are entered in the National meet at Colonial Country Club. St Bonaventure and St Joseph’s St Peter’s games are mentioned with quarterfinals set for March 18 including Bradley versus Niagara Xavier winner and Dayton against Fordham St Francis winner.
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Fordham-St. Francis
Golf Tournament Adds New Participants and Notables
The latest additions include Bill Casper Peter Thomson Bob Rosburg Fred Hawkins and Francis Wininger. Missing for the April 30 tournament are Sam Snead and Marty Furgol as neither has received an invitation.
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Sau Wuay
Bill Casper
Peter Thomson
Bob Rosburg
Fred Hawkins
Francis Wininger
Sam Snead
Marty Furgol
National Open Champion Betsy Rawls Enters Dallas Open
Nations Open champion Betsy Rawls was listed as a new entrant in the Dallas Women's Open Golf Tournament set for April 24 to 28 in Dallas. Other new entries include Mar.
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Dallas
Betsy Rawls
Rain Delays Opening Round At New Orleans Open
Heavy rains halted the first round of the New Orleans Open for a fifth hour. About 50 players survived the initial nine holes as organizers rescheduled play to Sunday with 18 holes planned Monday and two-hole rounds Tuesday. Notables like Bob Rosburg and Arnold Palmer were among those affected.
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Gerald Moses
New Orleans
Pensacola
Fla
Rosburg
Palmer
Ken Venturi
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