New Look At Basketball Fouls And The Five Fouls Rule
The piece argues rules should change to reward full games by removing late foulouts. It highlights John Nucatola’s proposal to penalize players at midcourt after a fifth foul, enabling teams to use players longer and reduce star-focused play. If adopted, coaches would control fouls, fans would see stars longer, and games would reflect team quality.
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John Nucatola
Sportorials
Nucatola
Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference
Nucatola’s
U S Duo Placed in Olympic Alpine Downhill Seedings
The International Ski Federation reversed its earlier ruling and included two Americans in the first group for the Olympic downhill on January 30 in Innsbruck. Billy Kidd of Stowe drew pole position No 1 after a vote to expand the top seed group, with Bud Werner of Steamboat Springs also in the first group while Chuck Ferries and Ni Orsi remained in the second tier.
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Innsbruck
Austria
International Ski Federation
FIS
United States Ski Association
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Germany
France
Switzerland
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Kidd
Chuck Ferries
Houghton, Mich
Ni Orsi
Stockton
Calif
Walkersville Eyes Ninth Straight In Tight Class B Schedule
Walkersville seeks its ninth consecutive win as four hardwood games tip off. Emmitsburg hosts the Lions after a 71 59 loss to North Hagerstown on December 20. Middletown, Brunswick, Singanore, Thurmont, and Charles Town also on slate in busy local night.
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Walkersville
Lions
Emmitsburg
North Hagerstown
Mmn
Middletown
Brunswick
Midletown
Knights
Taps Singanore
U S Bobsled Team Third in Practice at Orere Races
The U S two man bobsled team of Larry McKillip and Jim Lamy of New York state placed third among 19 at practice on Monday. They posted 2 13.55 for two runs on the 1500 meter course, behind Canada and Italy. The Canadian pair Emery Kirby led second day times with 2 12.68, while Italy’s Monti Storpaes were 2 12.83.
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Innsbruck
Austria
United States
Larry McKillip
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Jim Lamy
Lake Placid
McKillip
Lamy
U.S
Victory Emery
Peter Kirby
Montreal
Italy
Eugenio Monti
Sergio Storpaes
Frederick Community College Seeks Local Opponents
Desires games with area teams and invites contact with James Sweeney at the junior college. The team practices every Tuesday and Thursday night beginning at 9 30.
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Frederick Community College
James Sweeney
Finley aims to move Athletics to West Coast in 1964
Oakland officials back plan to relocate the Kansas City Athletics to Oakland for the 1964 season. Charles Finley and city leaders say a league approval, lease terms, and funding must align. Boston and Chicago White Sox officials express no support, while Cronin notes the matter is in the hands of the owners.
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Oakland
Calif
Kansas City Athletics
Charles Finley
Arthur C. Allyn
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Star
Finley
L.A
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
West Coast
Athletics
Kansas City
A’s
Louisville
Boston
American League
Joe Cronin
Frank Youell
Nahas
Inley
Cleveland
Benjamin Fiery
Fiery
AFL
NFL Plans TV Doubleheaders Highlighted by Stars in Linganore
NFL owners scrutinize a new 28.2 million TV contract aiming to curb AFL by staging Sunday afternoon doubleheaders. CBS plans split telecasts with East and West coast games, starting late October, avoiding home-game conflicts. Also reports indicate Ben Martin may retire as Air Force coach after 1965 season.
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Miami Beach
Fla
National Football League
American Football League
Pete Rozelle
Bill MacPhail
Columbia Broadcasting System
NFL
MacPhail
CBS
Denver
Denver Post
Ben Martin
U S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Martin
Academy
North Carolina
U.S. Naval Academy
Koch to play in Salisbury tennis event
Salisbury Maryland AP reports 17 year old Brazilian promissory Tommy Koch has entered the 1964 National Indoor Tennis championships in Salisbury February 18 to 23. Koch, 6 foot 3 left handed, nearly upset Charles McKinney in Forest Hills quarterfinals and defeated Gene Scott, then ranked No. 5 in the U.S. McKinley and Dennis Ralston, recent Davis Cup winners, also entered.
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Salisbury, Md
Tommy Koch
Brazil
Koch
Charles McKiney
Forest Hills
N.Y
Gene Scott
U.S
McKinley
Dennis Ralston
United States
Navy Swimmers Rout Duke In Season Return
Navy defeated Duke 67 to 28 at Annapolis to lift its record to 4-2 while dropping only three events after exams. Duke moved to 2-2 as Bouldin Hitchcock and James Carraway led with a 1-2 finish over Navy ace Mike Collins in the 60-yard freestyle and Carraway also won the 200 yard backstroke. Carraway and Hitchcock swam on Duke’s winning freestyle relay team.
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Annapolis
Navy
Duke
North Carolina
Maryland
Dukes
Bouldin Hitchcock
James Carraway
Mike Collins
Carraway
Hitchcock
UCLA Remains Top. Loyola Drops to Tenth in Poll
UCLA stays No. 1 with a 15-0 record as Loyola of Chicago slides to 10th after losses to Memphis State and Wichita. Davidson moves to third, Kentucky to fourth, Vanderbilt to fifth, Villanova sixth, and Wichita's win lifts them to seventh with UCLA idle. Duke remains eighth, DePaul ninth, and Oregon State ties Wichita for 10th.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
Ucla Bruins
Loyola of Chicago
Loyola
Memphis State
Wichita Shockers
Shockers
UCLA
Bruins
California
Santa Barbara
Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Michigan State
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Wofford
Wildcats
Kentucky
Villanova
Georgia Tech
West Chester
Penn
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Duke
Tennessee
DePaul
Oregon State
Wichita
Stanford
Duke Ih
Chicago
Loyola Nh
Rookies Boost Pacific Coast League Into Major Camps
The Pacific Coast League provides a large rookie contingent for major league spring camps with several standouts expected to make headlines. Players include Bob Garibaldi Dick Nen Jesus Alou Dick Green Billy Cowan Cesar Tovar and Pedro Oliva plus pitchers Bill Spanswick Joe Moeller and Bill McCool. Strong minor league performers from Tacoma Portland Dallas and Salt Lake City are cited as potential major league contributors this season.
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Florida
Arizona
Bob Garibaldi
Dick Nen
Dodgers
Jesus Alou
Giants
Dick Green
Portland
Billy Cowan
Salt Lake City
Garibaldi
Santa Clara U
San Francisco
Tacoma
New
St. Louis
Nen
Oklahoma City
Pokane
Alou
Green
Kansas City
Jerry Lumpe
Detroit
Athletics
Ed Lopat
A’s
Luke Appling
Cowan
Chicago Cub
John O’donoghue
Jim Vern Handrahan
O'Donoghue
Cleveland
Dallas
Handrahan
Lopat
Pedro
Tony) Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Chico Salmon
Cleveland Indians
Cesar Tovar
Cincinnati
Trotters and Pacers Hit Half Million in Five Years
Trotters Su Mac Lad Duke Rodney and Tornese of Italy along with pacers Henry T Adios Bye Bye Byrd and Adios Butler have surpassed $500000 in earnings over the past five years.
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Su Mac Lad
Duke Rodney
Tornese
Italy
Pacers
Henry T. Adios
Bye Bye Byrd
Adios Butler
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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