Softball Faces Challenge Restoring Inter-Community League outlets
The Inter-Community League plans a Frederick area season amid a decline in youth interest and fan support. Key issues include attracting youngsters, re-selling softball to the public, and strengthening league governance. Four teams are in. several clubs seek berths. Harvey Showe Jr. says no team limit, with emphasis on consistent play.
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Food Cooperation Aids Fitness Campaign with Olympic Ties
A major food corporation and the US Olympic Committee announced a youth fitness program linking national teams with accessible training. Kenneth L. Tug Wilson touted greater awareness of the Olympic Games as an international showcase. Rev. Bob Richards will direct the effort, using booklets on Olympic sports and training sites nationwide.
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Tug) Wilson
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Austrian BB Thonn Hurt In Practice Spill At World Bobsleds
Rudolf Thonn of Austria sustained badly bruised legs after being tossed from a four man sled during practice for the world bobsled championships in Germany. The accident occurred on the 1 mile Olympic bob run when the sled rolled after finishing the course.
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Mt St Marys rises to 7th in small college poll
Mt St Marys College jumps to seventh in the Associated Press small college basketball poll after a 88-71 loss to St Josephs, marking their highest rating this season. Prairie View of Texas remains first with a 13-1 record, while several top teams were idle for midyear exams.
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Mrs Ruth: Maris did not break Babe Ruth home run mark
Mrs Ruth, widow of the Sultan of Swat, said Roger Maris never surpassed Babe Ruth's 60 home runs. She noted most fans agree the record belongs to Ruth, and Ford Frick also agrees the 61st homer did not truly beat Ruth's record. Ruth spoke at a Boston news conference during her visit for a writers dinner.
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Class A South Atlantic League admits two Tennessee clubs
The Class A South Atlantic Baseball League admitted Chattanooga and Nashville for 1962, forcing the suspension of the Southern Association. Nashville must secure a general Class A working agreement by Feb 5. if not, Chattanooga may not operate and the league reverts to eight teams. The Southern Association suspension becomes effective Feb 15, leaving Little Rock and Evansville out. The roster drops to 19 leagues, down from 56 in 1949.
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Mazeroski on Second Hot Stove League
Pirates second baseman explains how to read hitters and position fielders. He cites Del Crandall’s adjusted hitting approach, praises Dick Groat’s defensive mastery and utility value, and recalls DP teamwork and situational hitting during the 1960 World Series.
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Olympic Head Seeks To Halt Track Battle
Kenneth L Tug Wilson, president of the U S Olympic Committee, urged a peaceful settlement within 30 days and planned a meeting of AAU and NCAA officials. He said differences are not great and stressed unity for development ahead of the 1963 Pan American games and the 1964 Olympics in Innsbruck and Tokyo.
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Tug) Wilson
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Downes Defends World Middleweight Title Against Pender
London based Terry Downes agrees to defend his middleweight crown against Paul Pender in Boston on April 7. Pen der of Brookline Masses manager John Cronin notes progress after a meeting with Downes camp. The winner then faces Gene Fullmer from West Jordan Utah to decide the world title. Downes is recognized champion in New York Massachusetts and Europe.
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Virginian wins big at Charles Town twin double
An unidentified Culpeper, Virginia racing fan hit the twin double at Charles Town Race Track, collecting $17,737.80 after correctly picking winners of races five through eight. The payoff ranks as the track's second largest for a twin double, while a separate New Year’s win by E. L. Shirey of Hagestown, Maryland topped $20,600.
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Dutch” Shirey
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Kentucky names three coaches for football staff
University of Kentucky on Wednesday announced three assistant coaches for its football staff. Charlie Bradshaw, who recently replaced Blanton Collier, said a ninth aide would be named soon. Wednesday’s hires include Dave Hart backfield coach, Ralph Hawkins assistant backfield coach, and Robert Bud Moore assistant coach.
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Johnstown Pa
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Bud) Moore
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Face Signs Pittsburgh Pirates 1962 Contract
Elroy Face, the Pirates top relief pitcher, signed his 1962 contract on Wednesday.
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RACES SET FOR DAYTONA BEACH SPEED WEEKEND
Daytona Beach hosts the first 1962 national SCCA races with an expected 25 cars in the 30 lap feature for bigger cars. Four championship races are on Sunday while a 25-car formula junior event highlights the Saturday program. Walker in hospital in Peoria news and football coach changes also noted.
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Player Hopes Crosby Loss Lets Him Regain Form
Gary Player says missing the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament may spur a return to winning ways as he defends his title in the San Francisco International Open. Cut after the Crosby third round, he hopes the setback ends his conservative play and renews his aggressive mindset for the 148-player field at Harding Park.
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Maris and Yankees fail to reach salary agreement
Roger Maris did not reach a salary agreement with the New York Yankees in a brief meeting with General Manager Roy Hamey. A spokesman said talks will resume next month in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Maris, who hit 61 homers last season, is seeking about $70,000, roughly double his 1961 pay.
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