NCAA and AAU Spar Over International Track Sanctions
NCAA Council moves to dual sanction track meets domestically, pressing a boycott of AAU events after March 1. The dispute centers on control of international sanctioning, with AAU executive director Col. Don Hull signaling no talks if dual sanctioning is the aim. Walter Byers says the issue will be tested publically in months ahead. Cleveland Knights of Columbus indoor meet faces March 19 impact amid claims of discrimination.
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Bill Weber
Maryland Now Team To Watch In ACC After Win
Maryland loaded with McMillen Ward and Harrington surged to a 93-85 double overtime victory over Wake Forest in Winston Salem. McMillen scored 31, Vernon Ward added 25, Harrington 10 as the unranked Terps won their fifth straight to move to 9 5 overall and 4-1 in ACC play.
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Sophose Shores
Jay McMillen
Mansfield
Gary Ward
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Phippsburg
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Winston-Selem
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Duke
N.C. State
AFL All Star Game Shifts to Houston for 196? Test
The AFL All-Star game, moved from New Orleans after a racial discrimination dispute involving 21 Negro players, will pit the Eastern Division against the West at Jeppesen Stadium in Houston. An estimated 20,000 spectators are expected on a cool dry afternoon with a 2 PM EST telecast by ABC, though the Houston blackout will apply locally. The West holds the series lead with three straight wins, including last year’s 27 24 finish in San Diego.
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Hull Heads All Star Team In Unanimous Pick
Chicago's Bobby Hull tops the NHL All Star ballots with 90 points for the first half, chasing a 50 goal mark after 39 games. Teammate Norm Ullman of Detroit and Claude Provost of Montreal anchor the forward line with defensemen Jacques Leperierre and Pierre Potte, and goalie Charlie Hedge. Hull has 35 goals, Ullman 19 in the year, while Provost sits with 15 goals as Montreal builds a strong unit.
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Montreal Canadien
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Canadiens
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Ullman
Stan Mikita
Provost
Boxing Results From Miami Bout Ends Fast
Associated Press reports Irish Gene Robinson from St. Augustine Florida stopped Herb Whipple of Homestead Florida in the 4th round at 155 pounds.
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Fine Season Bad Sandlot Fateful Injury at Sandlot Game
Augusta Kansas AP Tom Barnes Augusta High School quarterback for 1964 season is in a Wichita hospital after colliding with a steel fence post during a sandlot game. Jaw broken teeth torn chipped mouth wired shut nourishment via straw. Barnes is a senior, son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Barnes.
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Missouri Freshmen Defeat Kansas in Big Lead Comeback
Missouri freshmen built and held 16 point leads in the second half and beat Kansas 746 at Lawrence. Dave Bennett sparked a surge to a 38-25 halftime edge, finishing as the Tigers top scorer with 19 points while Willie Lee and Tim Marting added 13 each. John Carter led Kansas with 19 and George Yarnevich had 17. The win improves Missouri to 2 1.
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Dave Bennett
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Willie Lee
Tim Marting
John Carter
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George Yarnevich
Kansans
Berra Firing Shocks At Least One Yank
New York AP Bobby Richardson, first New York Yankee to sign for 1965, called Yogi Berra’s firing a shock yet said he looks forward to playing under John Keane. Richardson, who signed about 35,000, praised Keane’s knowledge and calm authority. He led AL in at bats with 679 and hit .267, adding 181 hits for the Yankees, plus a 13-hit World Series in a seven game loss to the Cardinals. Cincinnati Reds signed Vada Pinson and Tommy Harper, Bill Henry. Milt Pappas joined Baltimore. Gus Triandos returned his contract to Philadelphia.
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Ralph Houk
Houk
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Baltimore
Gus Triandos
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Colt
Houston
Cot Deal
Paul Richards
Chicago
Dat Deal
Will Home Town Boy Make Good in San Diego Open
Gene Littler, a San Diego native, shot a course record 62 at Stardust Country Club to lead the first round of the San Diego Open. He holds a two stroke edge over Bud Holscher, with Tony Lema and Al Besselink three back as about 150 players chased par.
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Holscher
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College Basketball Scores Snapshot
South Davidson topped West Virginia 86 to 77 while Maryland beat Western Florida 93 to 85. Memphis edged 2 at Memphis 71. Loyola of New Orleans defeated Florida 74 to 65. Mississippi State fell to Virginia Tech 59. DePauw beat Indiana State 102 to 94. Wyoming defeated Denver 81 to 76 as Gonzaga beat Montana 91 to 79.
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Hockey Results From Thursday and Weekend Matches
National Hockey League results show Toronto defeated Montreal 5 to 3 and Boston beat New York 5 to 2 on Thursday. Saturday schedule lists Boston at Montreal, Detroit at Toronto, and New York at Chicago with no additional context.
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Kansas State Man Named to NCAA Council Committee
CHICAGO AP H B Lee of Kansas State University joins the seven member NCAA Council executive committee replacing Arthur C. Landberg of Kansas University. Robert F Ray of Iowa fills a vacancy created by the resignation of Rev Wilfred H Crowley formerly of Santa Clara.
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Iowa
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Pro Basketball NBA Scores Briefs
NBA results show Los Angeles defeating Detroit 104 to 100 and Baltimore beating Philadelphia 138 to 126. Remaining matchups list Philadelphia at Boston, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, New York at San Francisco, St. Louis at Baltimore, and Chicago visiting an opponent.
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Mets Tactics Infiltrate Yankees In Major League Behind the scenes
AP News recounts shifts at the 1960s winter meetings as the Mets and Yankees modify rosters. Duke Carmel joins the Yankees giving bench strength, while Cot Deal targets a fastballer and a Houston Colt becomes the joke of the draft mix. The piece notes Houk and Deal’s wit and a misstep that echoes through franchise names.
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Woman Golfer Wins Athlete Award Twice
Mickey Wright, 29, named Female Athlete of the Year by AP voters for the second year in a row. She led the LPGA in earnings for the fourth straight year with 29,800 and won 11 golf tournaments in 1964 despite illness. Wright will attend the Fraternal Order of Eagles banquet in Milwaukee Feb 14 and resume golf practice March 18 at Oak Cliff Country Club.
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Mickey Wright
Associated Press
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Frederic C. Miller
Order of Eagles
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Oak Cliff Country Club
TSU Captain Injured in Prairie View Game
Texas Southern University captain Joe Young, leading scorer, fractured his skull in the final minutes after a collision under the basket. He was described as fair at Riverside General Hospital. The 23-year-old guard is a Kashmere Gardens High School graduate.
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