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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1962

Page

6

Safe gun care and new public pond opening advised

Readers are urged to store rifles with the barrel downward to drain excess oil and prevent stock damage. Experts like Art Cook and Jack OConnor endorse minimal cleaning on certain firearms and warn against over oiling auto firearms. Also announced is a 46 acre public fishing lake near Millington opening March 17 with limited facilities and shoreline access.

Winchester Arms Art Cook Jack O’connor Outdoor Life Magazine Queen Anne's County Millington Ernest A. Vaughn Guy Rogers North East

New AAU Director vows resistance to outsiders in amateur sports

Col. Don Hull the new AAU executive director told reporters the organization will vigorously oppose any outside move to take control of amateur sports. Hull, 48, will have external duties while Capt. Stephen Archer focuses on internal AAU affairs. He seeks peaceful settlement with colleges and says he will listen to complaints but that the AAU remains the proper supervising body for American amateur sports.

Will Gremsley Associated Press NEW York(ap Amateur Athletic Union Don Hull AAU Hull Navy Stephen M. Archer New York Athletic Club Dan Ferris Archer National Collegiate Athletic Association

Birdie Tebbetts Says Baseball Demands Elite Athletes

Milwaukee Braves field general Birdie Tebbetts argues baseball requires higher coordinated athleticism than other sports and that football players often struggle to adapt. He recalls a pepper game with a great tennis player and stresses hard work as players age.

Ted Smits Associated Press Bradenton Fla Birdie Tebbetts Milwaukee Braves Tebbetts Detroit Tigers Lakeland Tebbets

Gallatin Takes Rebuilding Job With St Louis Hawks

Harry Gallatin, famed Knicks iron man and SIU coach, was hired by owner Ben Kerner to restore the St. Louis Hawks. The 34 year old signed a two year deal for 35000 dollars, succeeding Fuzzy Levane who took over after Paul Seymour’s firing. Gallatin has NBA and NCAA credentials and a long playing and coaching record.

ST. Louis Harry Gallatin Southern Illlnois University St. Louis Hawks National Basketball Association New York Knicks Ben Kerner Ben Gallatin SIU Evansville Ind Fuzzy Levane Paul Seymour Hawks Seymour

Baltimore Man Leads Duckpins In All Star Tournament

Dave Volk of Baltimore led the field in the 8th Duckpin All-Star Tournament in Norfolk with 121 17 over two rounds under the Petersen Point System. O'Neil Wynne of Norfolk was second at 119 07, Jimmy Dietsch of Silver Spring third at 117 08.

Norfolk Dave Volk Baltimore Petersen O'Neil Wynne Jimmy Dietsch Silver Sring Maxine Allen Greensboro N. C Hellen Hatch Richmond

Reds edge Orioles 4 3 in Grapefruit League clash

Jerry Lynch and Vada Pinson homered for Cincinnati while Leo Cardenas added a run, as the Reds edged Baltimore 4 to 3 at Miami Stadium. Orioles threatened late but failed to tie. Cincinnati relievers held Baltimore to five hits.

Miami Fla Jerry Lynch Vada Pinson Leo Cardenas Cincinnati Baltimore Orioles Jim Gentile Jackie Brandt Dave Hillman Brandt Brooks Robinson Jerry Adair Whitey Herzog Reds Skinny Brown Jim Lehew Tom Baker Hoyt Wilhelm Johnny Klippstein Hillman Greg Jancoch Miami Stadium Klippstein Jancoch Edwards Brown Lehew Baker Wilhelm Foiles Triandos Lynch Pinson

NFL Asked to Dismiss AFL Antitrust Suit in Baltimore

The NFL moved in U S District Court to dismiss the ten million antitrust suit brought by the American Football League. The action followed AFL testimony and arguments on showing NFL power to exclude teams and alleged conspiracies to restrain trade.

AFL NFL Sullivan Warren E. Baker

Redskins Ticket Sales Top 10 000 for 1962 Season

Washington Redskins announce that season ticket sales for 1962 exceed 10 000, remaining near last year’s level despite a 1 1 12 record in 1961. About 3 800 more seats are reserved but unpaid as the team prepares for a 26th season in Washington at the new DC Stadium with nearly 50 000 capacity.

Washington Washington Redskins National Football Team Redskin Redskins Griffith Stadium D. C Stadium

ITHF bans pro players from world amateur events

The International Ice Hockey Federation barred players who were in professional hockey after Sept. 1 from next year's world amateur tournament. Notable Canadians like Ted Sloan and others face restriction but reinstated amateurs may compete except at the Olympic Games.

Colorado Springs Colo International Ice Hockey Federation Canada Robert LeBel Montreal ITHF Ted Sloan Chicago Black Hawks National Hockey League Bob Robertson Jackie McLeod Bill Wylie

Dodgers' Drysdale Eyes Interleague Showdown With Yankees

Don Drysdale and Lee Walls in Vero Beach discuss the Yankees' strength and propose regular season interleague play. Drysdale envisions 60 interleague games plus 108 intra league contests totaling 168 games, arguing the format would boost baseball interest.

Joe Reichler Associated Press Vero Beach Fla Don Drysdale Lee Walls Los Angeles Dodgers Drysdale Yankees Walls Mickey Mantle Dodger Roger Maris

Family act tops world figure skating picks in Prague

A Canadian brother sister pair Jer in e Jelinek Otto 21 and Maria 19 lead the world pairs field in Prague with strong odds. Dorothy Ann Nelson 20 and Pieter Kellen 22 anchor the U S challenge in pairs along with Jerry and Judianne Fotheringill 19 and 17. Monty Hoyt 17 and Scott Allen 13 contest the men’s division as sixteen teams enter the pairs event.

Prague Czechoslovakia Canada Jelineks Otto Maria Airs United States America Brussls Dorothy Ann Nelson Chicago Pieter Kellen Ann Arbor Mich U.S Jerry Judianne Fotheringill Tacoma Wash Monty Hoyt Denver Scott Allen Smoke Rise N.wj

Senators Sign Lefty Barry Moore in Major Bonus Deal

The Washington Senators announced the signing of Barry Moore an 18 year old lefthander from Cleveland North Carolina for a substantial bonus. Moore 5 10 170 pounds had a 9 1 record as a senior at West Rowan High School and averaged 16 strikeouts per seven innings. He pitched for Salisbury in American Legion baseball and earned all state honors. In a nine inning game against Concord he struck out 24. Fred Mautino Syracuse All America end added 20 pounds in the off season to reach 215.

Washington Washington Senators Barry Moore Cleveland N C Senators Moore West Rowan High School Salisbury American Legion Concord

Two Indicted in Attempted NCAA Basketball Fix

Da vid Budin and Frank Larry Rosenthal were indicted by Mecklenburg County grand jury on charges of conspiring to bribe Ray Paprocky for fixing two NCAA tournament games in 1960. The cases involve NYU versus West Virginia and NYU versus Ohio State with Paprocky named as the bribe recipient. Paprocky faced earlier charges in a separate Wake Forest NYU game.

Charlotte N.C David Budin New York City Frank Larry Rosenthal Miami Fla Mecklenburg County Ray Paprocky New York University NYU Budin Brooklyn Rosenthal Paprocky Wake Forest New York

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