NCAA Meets Amid Truce With AAU Over Amateur Sanctions
NEW YORK AP The National Collegiate Athletic Association opens its 58th convention under a ceasefire with the Amateur Athletic Union over sanctioning and accrediting amateur meets and athletes. General agreement prevents actions that would disturb the truce before the Tokyo 1964 Olympics. The council and Football Rules Committee will report on recruiting-code violations and the substitution rule, with potential rulings and decisions to come.
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Repeat Duel Seen For Senior Bowl
MOBILE Ala AP A repeat duel for the Senior Bowl occurred as George Mira and Jack Concannon led the North and South teams respectively in a high scoring practice like game. Mira completed 12 of 25 passes for 366 yards while Concannon went 27 of 42 for 336 yards and two touchdowns. South coach Tom Landry tabbed Larry Rakestraw and Billy Lothridge for quarterback duties in relief of Mira. The South leads the all time series nine to five with a near sellout expected at Ladd Stadium for kickoff.
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All Star selections set for 14th NBA game in Boston
East coach Red Auerbach and West coach Freddy Schaus announced rosters with Bail ey Howell and Don Ohl from Detroit plus Chet Walker from Philadelphia and Len Chappell from New York joining the teams. Unanimous picks Bill Russell and Walt Bellamy highlighted last week’s selections. Bob Pettit marks his 10th straight appearance alongside first timers Jerry Lucas and Walker.
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College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
Virginia Tech defeated Virginia 62 to 60 while Jacksonville beat Carson-Newman 73 to 66. Pitt routed Dartmouth 107 to 63 and Richmond won 69 to 65 over Florida State. Loyola of the South beat Rhode Island 84 to 70 and Bradley topped No Texas State 78 to 78. Yale fell 78 to 63 to California Santa Barbara. Furman beat West Virginia 65 to 57 and Taylor won 102 to 99 over Tampa. Scranton 98, Yeshiva 90. St Louis 70, Tulsa 63. Houston 64, Air Force 63. Butler 67, St Josephs Ind 62. BYU 89, Montana Univ 65. Bluenose Tournament results: New Hampshire 74, MIT 73. Acadia 63, St Marys Halifax 60.
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Bowl Game Set in Miami Moves Packers to Pace Browns
The Packers, on the brink of a bowl game, face a Browns squad with a budding scholar of philosophy among its ranks. The Browns player aims to complete work for a PhD in math at Rice University next summer, signaling a blend of athletic and academic pursuits shaping the team's outlook.
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Tittle Hurt By Helmet
New York AP Larry Morris, MVP for Chicago's NFL title win over New York, says Giant QB Y A Tittle played bravely after a left knee injury. Morris notes his helmet struck Tittle's knee as he threw, but maintains the injury did not decide the game.
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Bowling Green Star Regains Lead in Scoring Race
New York AP Howard Komives, Bowling Green star, moved back atop the season scoring list with 35.5 points per game through Dec 28 per the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau. Rick Barry of Miami slipped to third with a 91.6? average, while Manny Newsome of Western Michigan stands second at 32.0.
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Mountaineers Miss Stars Shake Up West Virginia Basketball
West Virginia endures a rough season without Rod Hundley Jerry West or Red Thorn as the Mountaineers slide to 6 6 after a 65 57 home loss to Furman marking their worst start since 1953 54 while Pitt St Louis Bradley Virginia Tech Richmond and Houston win in other major games.
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Rich Pro Circuit Opens Today
Los Angeles hosts the rich winter golf circuit opening with Arnold Palmer leading the field in the Los Angeles Open. Palmer, rested after a break since November, seeks a repeat victory in the 38th annual event carrying a $9,000 first prize from a $50,000 purse as Julius Boros and other top money winners enter the fray.
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Bowling Scores From AMF Best Truck Lines Event
Scores listing multiple sponsors and high games, including Calder 146 and Lewis 569, with entries for Kitts 402, Akers 188, and dozens of firms such as The Keen Company, Conrad's Painters, Pepsi Cola, Southwestern Bell, Dutch Boy Paints, and Kitty Clover, showing 10 and 30 game totals and individual high marks across teams.
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Garden May Set Up TV Boxing
New York AP reports Madison Square Garden may create an independent network to continue boxing Fight of the Week even if ABC drops its weekly Friday night show. Garden holds the contract and seeks to keep boxing on air, with Gillette backing the program since 1943.
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Koufax Named 1963 Male Athlete of the Year
Associated Press selects Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers as Male Athlete of the Year for 1963. He led Dodgers to the NL pennant and World Series title, won MVP and Cy Young, with 25 regular season wins and two more in the World Series against the Yankees.
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Jimmy Brown
Chiefs Pay Pitt Tackle Tuition Amid Draft Signings
The AFL pushes for college talent as Kansas City pays Pittsburgh tackle Ernie Borghetti a 42,500 signing bonus and covers his three-year dental school tuition. Oakland signed Rex Mirich, Houston added Benny Nelson, and St. Louis took Mike Fracchia. Nebraska’s Dave Theisen joined the Los Angeles Rams as the 11th pick in 1963.
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Ottawa High Teachers Triumph Over Legion 84-83
Ottawa High School faculty led by Lee Olmsted with 29 and Tom Watson with 21 edged the American Legion town team 84 to 83 on the high school court. Olmsted dominated with 17 rebounds and 70 percent shooting, while Watson spelled trouble for Legion defender Bob Lewis, holding his top scorer to 18. Legion, now 5-2, received 19 from Gary Prager and Gene Shofner, with Chappell and Higgins adding 12 and 13.
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Kennedy brothers ski duel in Aspen on vacation
Robert Kennedy Jr the U S attorney general beat his brother Edward Kennedy a U S senator from Massachusetts by .1 second in a ski race on Aspen Mountain. Robert teamed with Tom Corcoran in doubles while Edward skied the giant slalom with Andrea Mead Lawrence a two time Olympic champion. The Kennedy brothers have been vacationing in Aspen since December 26.
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Liston Clay Title Bout May Include Feature
Philadelphia AP reports mid dleweight champion Joey Giardello and Sonny Liston advisers discuss a possible nontitle semiwindup before the Liston Cassius Clay title fight in Miami on Feb 25. An unimpeachable source says Giardello’s attorney Mike Della colla met Liston adviser Jack Nilon in a preliminary talk with no firm offer. Potential opponents floated include Florentino Fernandez.
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De Gaulle to Visit Mexico Next March
Paris AP report says President Charles de Gaulle will make an official visit to Mexico next March and may meet President Johnson en route. He plans to stop in Martinique and Guadeloupe and said he cannot confirm a Johnson meeting on the islands.
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Church Play Opens Monday for Ottawa Youth League
Ottawa church league basketball begins Monday night with two divisions. Senior division games set at 6:30 Trinity Methodist versus Faith Lutheran and Wesleyan Methodist, 7:15 First Baptist against Grace Episcopal, 8:00 First Methodist versus Boys Club, 8:45 Sacred Heart versus North Baptist. Junior tests run earlier at the senior high gym.
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Dischinger Hot On TV Game For Bullets
Terry Dischinger scored 36 points to lead the Baltimore Bullets past the New York Knickerbockers 124-109 on national TV. Dischinger poured in 25 in the second half, hitting 13 of 18 overall, while Bob Pettit sparked St. Louis to a 111-106 win over the Warriors.
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Dramatic ties pace NBA board with rival showdowns
Scoreboard shows Thursday results Cincinnati 112 Detroit 112 Baltimore 124 New York 109 St Louis 111 San Francisco 106. Upcoming games include Baltimore vs New York in Philadelphia Cincinnati in Philadelphia Boston in San Francisco. Saturday schedules feature Cincinnati at New York Philadelphia at Baltimore Boston at Los Angeles.
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