Tougher NCAA Athletic Code Faces Vote
National Collegiate Athletic Association debates a tougher code including national letter of intent, five year eligibility, stricter transfers and foreign athlete limits. Small colleges clash with sanctions on North Carolina Loyola Arizona. debates may run long before AFCA awards.
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Patty Berg To Miss Seal Island Open
Patty Berg withdraws from the Seal Island Open in Sea Island Georgia due to illness after recent surgery. The event features Louise Suggs Betsy Rawls Mickey Wright and other veterans and newcomers including Carol Mann Judy Kimbell Sandra Haynie Janice Phelps and Barbara Green as a 6500 prize pro tour starts with amateurs Thursday.
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Sandra Haynie
Austin
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Atlanta
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Macon
College Of Emporia Edges Ottawa Braves Here 73-70
Art Nichols led College of Emporia with 28 points as Ottawa dropped to 3-3 in the Kansas Conference while the Presbies improved in league play. The game stayed close through a 29-23 first half, with Ottawa leading 12-29 at the break. Nichols and team benefited from strong second-half scoring as C E pulled away before Ottawa narrowed late.
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Pomona Rolls Over Rantoul in Basketball Clash
Pomona defeated Rantoul 70 to 52 led by Jim Burgoon with 17 points and Art Sleichter adding 12. Rantoul was paced by Joe Evans with 19 points. Pomona B team also beat Rantoul B 38 to 29 in the opener.
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Williamsburg Defeats Appanoose in Franklin County League
Williamsburg built a solid lead and beat Appanoose 66 to 49 after a tight first half. Center Jim Milliken scored 32 points to top the scoring, while Ed Altic had 28 for Appanoose. The Williamsburg B team topped Appanoose B 51 to 12 in the sidebar game.
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Browns Team To Beat In Eastern NFL Next Season
NEW YORK AP Allie Sherman new head coach of the New York Giants calls the Cleveland Browns the team to beat in the NFL Eastern Division next season He notes the Eagles may hurt without Norm Van Brocklin and lists Pittsburgh and St Louis as possible contenders Sherman signed a three year contract to succeed Jim Lee Howell The Giants announced his appointment at a press luncheon Wellington Mara disclosed that Vince Lombardi was the club's first choice Lombardi had been an assistant with the Giants before joining Green Bay
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Bowling Bits by MABEL GILLILAND highlights several league results
Leola Meador rolled her first 500 series with 177 1% and 244 for a 615 total. Sue Wolgast led with a 229 and 642 while Royal T. and Colby's battled for honors. Royal T. posted a 914 game but dropped three to Colby's. People's National surged to 2545 in a high game, with Ruby VanLoenen at 214. Ottawa Savings dominated Ottawa Bowl with Eloise Hughes Ruth Carlson top scoring. first 800 series this year. Arnold's led KOFC on Tuesday. Lavina Campbell and Helen Carey shared honors. Badges lead state play, with 51 wins as entries close for Topeka.
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Coming Year May Be Musial's Last
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals indicated the 1961 season may be his last as an active player. He doubted he would be playing in 1962 and expressed regret that the new National League franchise in Houston would not become effective until 1962.
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Lakers Climb Out of Slump in Battered West
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the New York Knickerbockers 117 to 104 in Los Angeles and hope to gain ground by winning the next two games. In St Louis doubleheader, the Boston Celtics defeated the Detroit Pistons 118 to 98 and the St Louis Hawks beat Cincinnati 119 to 110.
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