Amateurs Seek Federal Review of NCAA Setup
The AAU ends its 75th convention urging a U.S. congressional investigation of the NCAA and its allied federations while leaving open talks with the NCAA backed Federation. AAU president Louis Fisher says Congress should probe the NCAA and endorses full cooperation from his group. The coalition plan faces disputes over recognized control for 1964 Olympic track, with each body planning separate meets and possible disruption of U.S. team strength in Tokyo. Col. Don Hull affirms no compromise beyond the coalition plan, warning that federation meets could render athletes ineligible and that the Federation controls most facilities and athletes.
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Charge Faith Break After Truce Talks
The Associated Press reports leaders of college sports accuse the AAU of bad faith after repudiating a government urged coaliton plan. Key figures include Bob Kane of Cornell and committee leaders from the Big Ten and NCAA, voicing disappointment and concern over amateur sports and the Olympic movement.
Freshman cage games slated at Ouachita Parish gym
Three freshman games are set at Ouachita Parish High School gym with teams from Ouachita Bastrop West Monroe and Neville. The girls game opens at 5 30 p m pitting Neville against Ouachita. At 4 45 West Monroe and Bastrop meet while Ouachita and Neville follow at 7 46.
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Rens Stop Long Beach Run in ABL Clash
The Pittsburgh Rens halted Long Beach Chiefs 116-108 as Connie Hawkins scored 38 in a Sunday win that moved the Rens into second place ahead of Kansas City. Chicago Majors beat Kansas City 125-124. Philadelphia edged Oakland 80-79. Long Beach still leads by three games. Hawkins fueled the rally with critical late scoring.
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Carey Triumphs and Southern Loses Opening Battles
William Carey defeated Loyola freshmen 69-52 at Hattiesburg led by John Stephenson with 16 points while Southern Mississippi fell 94-77 to Lamar Tech, spoiling coach Lee Floyd's return. Jackie Laird topped Southern with 17 points. Lamar Tech's Carroll Aulbaugh led all scorers with 18.
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Pro Basketball NBA and ABL Saturday and Sunday results
NBA results include Detroit 117 over New York 115 and Boston 129 over Syracuse 110 while Cincinnati edged Chicago 131 121 and Los Angeles beat St Louis 110 97 in other Saturday games. Sunday saw Boston 128 over Cincinnati 127 in OT and St Louis 122 over San Francisco 116.
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Packers edge Bears as Chandler leads Giants toward East title
Don Chandler booted four field goals and two extra points as the New York Giants beat the Chicago Bears 26-24 to clinch the NFL Eastern Conference title and a seventh straight victory. Chandler, now a placement specialist, became the first NFL player to kick four field goals twice in a season, lifting the Giants toward a possible title game at Yankee Stadium against Green Bay.
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Northeast Cagers Open Season With Mixed Results
Northeast's basketball trip produced a mix of wins and losses as Memphis State, Spring Hill, and other teams opened the season. Big scoring came from Big Bob Neumann of Memphis State with 22 points while McNeese's Jimmy Shields led all scorers with 24 in the slate of Saturday night games.
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Fernandes Seeks Revenge For World Welterweight Shot
Argentina's Jorge Fernandes meets champion Emile Griffith in Las Vegas for a title shot and revenge after two close defeats in New York in 1960. Griffith, 44, defends the welterweight crown for the second time, entering with a 23 win, 11 knockout record and recent victory over Ralph Dupas.
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Boxing Fight Card Results From Global Matches
In Los Angeles Raymundo Battling Torres of Mexico defeated Irish Billy Collins from Detroit in a lightweight bout at 143 pounds for ten rounds. In Buenos Aires Gregoria Peralta of Argentina beat Rodolfo Dias of Argentina in a heavyweight contest lasting ten rounds. In Tokyo Takao Maemizo of Japan defeated Noburu Saito of Japan in a ten round bout at 153 pounds.
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Shaughnessy Ends Long Association With Grid Bruins
Clark D Shaughnessy resigns as defensive coach of the Chicago Bears ending a 29 year Bears link. He popularized the T formation and helped build the Monsters of the Midway, noting friction with owner George Halas over coaching issues.
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