AAU NCAA dispute intensifies over track team selection
The AAU and NCAA clash over control of amateur athletics as the U.S. track team for the Kiev meet could be jeopardized. NCAA president Everett D. Barnes warns against NCAA athletes entering AAU championships, urging selection via alternative national meets and season records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kiev
Everett D
Barnes
NCAA
San Diego
Hamilton
N.Y
Colgate University
U.S
Soviet Union
U.S. Track and Field Federation
AAU
Track and Field News
Clifford H. Buck
Denver
Qualifying To Start For Open Tourney
Open Championship qualifying begins next week with Slammin Sammy Snead leading a strong field of past Open winners and contenders. 459 players vie for 119 places across 13 sectional sites on Monday and Tuesday, before 31 exempt players join at Bellerive on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sammy Snead
Bellerive Country Club
St. Louis
Cary Middlecoff
Tommy Bolt
Lew Worsham
Denny Shute
Jack Burke Jr
Lionel Hebert
Jay Hebert
Chandler Harper
Jim Ferrier
Doug Ford
Jerry Barber
Walter Burkemo
U.S
Deane Beman
Ken Venturi
Bellerive
Snead
Birmingham Country Club
Detroit
Sam
Ralph Guldahl
Philadelphia
Worsham
Bolt
Ferrier
Burkemo
Cleveland
Piggs
Shute
Burke
the Hebert Brothers
Kel Nagle
Australia
Dave Marr
George Knudson
Tommy Aaron
Billy Maxwell
Bob Goalby
Jack Cupit
Charles Sifford
Twin Jockeys Highlight Santa Anita to Aqueduct Ride
New York report notes Bill Ma horney, top apprentice at Santa Anita, now riding at Aqueduct. He stands five feet tall and weighs 100 pounds, while his twin brother is five feet ten and weighs 165.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bill Mahorney
Aqueduct
Rack Service Topples Falstaff In Amateur Tilt
Rack Service scored three runs in the second inning and defeated Falstaff 7 to 3 in an Amateur League contest at Legion Stadium Tuesday night. Don Osborn pitched a complete game for Rack, allowing five hits and two earned runs with nine strikeouts. Dolan Jackson led Rack hitters with a 2 for 4 and three RBIs, while Elton Latham boosted the offense with a first inning run and a stolen base pair. Falstaff starter James Allen took the loss after three innings, giving up three runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rack Service
Falstaff
Legion Stadium
Don Osborn
James Allen
Rack
Elton Latham
Jan
Dolan Jackson
Jackson
RBI
Piggly ‘Wiggly
Rivers Ford
Falstaf
Bribs
Warner
Enloe
Tanner
Fisher
Harrell
Walton
Shaw
Brewer
S'field
Latham
Roy
Alien
Fletcher
McFarland
Fields
Helme
Recreation Softball Recap From Church C Wins and Blowouts
CHURCH C First Methodist Church defeated Stone Avenue Methodist 4-1 as Joe Henderson and Don Ellen homered. St. Mark's beat Winnsboro Road 154 with Lane homering. North Monroe Baptist edged Calvary Baptist 7-6 with Hicks going 4-4 and a homer. College Place beat Latter Day Saints on a Lynn Causey homer and triple. College Place then routed Temple 19-10 as Baxter and Bushnell hit 3-4. Ridge Avenue Baptist crushed Central Baptist 17-2 led by Becton and Kennedy. Good Hope defeated College Place 4-4 with two Harris homers. Fulton and Harris won as Priestly and Futch lost. Victory beat Fair Park 8-3 with Gilley 3-4 and a George homer. CHURCH 0 Parkview wallops Emmanuel 164 with Payne homering for Parkview and Smith homering for Emmanuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church C
First Methodist Church
Stone Avenue Methodist
Joe Henderson
Don Ellen
Johnny Ellen
Arthur Williams
Johnson
Stone
St. Mark’s
Winnsboro Road
Lane
Bonner
Greer
Whitehead
Strain
McKenzie
Tullos
North Monroe Baptist
Calvary Baptist
Hicks
Defreese
Ryals
Giddens
White
Owen
Thomas
College Place
Lynn Causey
Latter Day Saints
Don Bennett
Bark Harrison
A. T. Robertson
Travis Tynes
Robert Murphy
Fuse
Eee Mn College Place
Temple
Baxter
Bushnell
Thompson
Brightwell
Slasher
Breland
Ridge Avenue Baptist
Central Baptist
Becton
Kennedy
Futrell
Fulton
Harris
Priestly
Futch
Good Hope
Local baseball results from Memorial and JNIOR leagues
Faucett and ? were the winning pair with Gilmore and Arnold losing. Memorial Methodists beat Lakeshore Baptists 14 10 as Lopez and S Wilson homered along with T Wilson. Dobbins and Boyd won while Gable and Tousineau lost. JNIOR Church of Christ defeated Tigers 22 12 with Walton homering and Martin and R McNeil each 5 5. Bentz homered for the losers. St Joe’s First Baptist 27 10 with Malta and Gonzales homering. Posey won and Blummer lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faucett
Gilmore
Arnold
Memorial Methodists
Lakeshore Baptists
Lopez
T. Wilson
S. Wilson
Memorial
Dobbins
Boyd
Gable
Tousineau
Jnior Church of Christ
Tigers
Walton
Martin
R. McNeil
Bentz
T. McNeil
Whitlock
McCoy
Joseph
First Baptist
David Malta
Gary Gonzales
St. Joe
Wallace
Gonzales
Posey
Blummer
Cardenal’s 16th steal fuels Angels 4 1 win over Boston
Jose Cardenal stole his 16th base of the season driving the decisive run in the Angels 4-1 victory over Boston. The 21 year old speedster doubled then scored as Morehead’s misplay and Brunet’s five strikeouts backed Los Angeles. The Angels also snapped a slide while Aparicio’s rivals in the AL base thief derby close in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owe Bvullis
Los Angeles Angels
Boston
Cardenal
Angels
Swift
San Francisco Giants
Jack Hiatt
Jose
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
St. Louis
San Francisco
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Angel
Morehead
Clark Receives Biggest Paycheck Ever At Indy 500
Victor Clark, from Scotland, earns a record 166 621 as the Indy 500 winner at Indianapolis. The total purse climbs to a record 628 399 with questions about defending his crown next year and A J Foyt’s retirement talks. Clark praises designer Colin Chapman and the Lotus team while hinting road racing may suit him better than American circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Victor
Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Slim Jim Clark
Scotland
A. J. Foyt
Speedway
Lotus
Mossport
Canada
Colin Chapman
Victory Lane
Chapman
Farrington Pursues Fourth Harness Driving Title in Five Years
Bob Farrington seeks his fourth national harness driving championship within five years, aiming to extend his dominant run in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Farrington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ted Meier
National Collegiate Athletic Association
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Summit
N. J
Tony Manero
PGA
Ford
Vic Ghezzi
Jim Turnesa
Beman
Harper
Chevy Chase
Runyan
Barber
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cincinnati
Portland
Ore
Dallas
Atlanta
Detroit St. Louis
Charlotte
Summit, N. J
Mircnen
Osborn
Allen
Saterfield
Inurn
Church
Parkview
Emmanuel
Payne
Smith
Dubois
Faulk-Collier
North
Houston Astros
al Spangler
Don Lee
Lee
Spangler
George C. Langford
Ty Cobb
Jose Cardenal
Georgia Peach
Casey Stengel
George Brunet
Dave Morehead
By Kurt Freudenthal
Parkview Pharmacy
Park Ave
Lucky Sah
TEKS
Smirnoff
Heusslin
Hartford
Coun
Firestone
Sportsman
Monroe
West Monroe
Trenton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!