NCAA Takes Strong Stand Against Player Signings
In Chicago the NCAA backed tough rules to curb premature pro signing of college players. NFL Commissioner Rozelle issued an order barring contracts until after all games and bowls. AFL Commissioner Foss praised the report and pledged to review it with owners. The NCAA aims to discipline schools with coaches paid by pros for scouting.
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NCAA AAU feud dominates 59th convention debate
In Chicago the NCAA moves toward a binding policy to bar athletes from non sanctioned meets, risking boycott of AAU events. AAU resists dual sanctioning and retains international certification leverage. A Stetson proposal targets moonlighting by football coaches receiving pay for scouting and talent deals.
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Gridders Face Question of Pay Versus Fun in College Football
The Sports Log weighs the clash between amateur ideals and professional money in college football. After pro contracts lured players from Oklahoma before the Gator Bowl versus Florida State, the piece questions loyalty oaths and the future of bowl games. It argues the line between amateur and professional is thinning as coaches deny fault while pros profit.
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Clay to see his doctor for comeback check
In Boston AP says Cassius Clay visits his doctor William McDermott to assess recovery from a hernia operation. He hopes to resume light training if cleared and recalls surgery on November 18 ahead of a scheduled rematch with Sonny Liston after winning the title in Miami.
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Liston
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Boxing Results From London Card
Associated Press report lists Henry Cooper stopping Dick Whipperman in London. Chick Calderwood stopped Otha Brown in another bout. Wally Swift outpointed Charlie Austin after eight rounds.
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Great Britain
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Buffalo
N.Y
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Otha Brown
Miami
Wally Swift
Charlie Austin
Phoenix
Reds to honor Hutchinson with armbands and display
Cincinnati Reds announce they will wear black armbands all season to mourn manager Fred Hutchinson who died of cancer on November 12. President Bill DeWitt also said a Crosley Field showcase will feature photos highlighting Hutchinson's career.
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Men’s Industrial League scores from Ottawa posting
A reader board of results lists Western Auto led by Kampschroeder at 226-634, Guy Foods 194, Ottawa Times 196-494, Ottawa Packers 202, Peoples National Bank 211-550, and many others including Daniels 170 and Lichtenberger 173. Tuesday Night Ladies Shinn and Haley 170, Golf and parade of sponsors noted.
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East Forest Star's Own Basket Costly In Tight Loss
East Forest High School forward Bill McClain scored 16 points, plus two for Youngsville, but tipped a rebound into his own basket in the third quarter as East Forest fell 48-46 to Youngsville. McClain led East Forest in scoring.
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High School Basketball Scores Roundup
Wyandotte 81 over Argentine 53. Belton 49 over Paola 43. Effingham 37 over Powhattan 34 after four overtimes. Norton 55 over Hoxie 51. Goodland 77 over St. Francis 36. Atwood 68 over Oberlin 37. Liberal 43 over Guymon Oklahoma 36. Dodge City 61 over Pratt 46. Nickerson 52 over Sterling 47. Hugoton 61 over Ulysses 44. Larned 60 over Garden City 41. Wichita Heights 66 over Derby 43. Wichita Bishop Carroll 64 over Andover 38. Hutchinson 92 over Great Bend 60. Haven 61 over Valley Center 52. Herington 46 over Marion 42. McPherson 64 over Manhattan 60. Parsons 74 over Iola 37. Junction City 72 over Clay Center 62. Beloit 102 over Concordia 84. Ellsworth 40 over Ellinwood 38. Immaculata 56 over Bonner Springs 41. DeSoto 61 over Osawatomie 59. Chapman 58 over Marysville 53. Colby 60 over Oakley 56. Pittsburg 64 over Altamont 63.
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