AAU Rules Boost By Ed Corrigan
The AAU is seen as virtually unchallengeable for Olympic recognition, with Dan Ferris of the AAU dismissing any IAAF threat from a new National Collegiate Track Coaches Association backed by the NCAA. The association says it may stage a national meet in June, while both groups seek a negotiated settlement to avoid an outlaw status for participants.
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Stengel Sees Baseball Expansion Worldwide
Casey Stengel, returning to manage the New York Mets in the National League, predicts baseball will spread globally in coming years. Speaking at the 14th annual Manchester baseball dinner, he notes jet travel could enable world-wide expansion of the sport.
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Casey Stengel
New York Mets
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Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Baseball Writers Assn
Chicago
New York Yankees
W. Wrigley
Hutchinson
Will Harridge
Deeds Recorded for Multiple Property Transfers in County
Abstract of deeds shows Vivian Morris and Catherine B Anderson among sellers, with transfers to Clarence Pippen ger and David Mudrick respectively. Other entries list loans, trustees, and numerous lot and block descriptions across multiple sections in Pomona and Williamsburg, including sheriff transfers and property parcel details.
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Clarence Pippenger
Catherine B. Anderson
David
Frank Heckman
Clyde E. Todd
W W. Davis
Williamsburg
Ruth Francis
Frank Mason
Main
East A. St. Pomona
Max R. Gilmore
K State Ranked Fourth In AP Top Ten Amid Exams
Ohio State leads the AP poll at 12 0 as the only major unbeaten team while midterm exams curb play. Cincinnati and Bowling Green also feature in the top tier with their own upcoming dates and a Cincinnati Duquesne clash slated for Thursday. Kentucky Kentucky holds No 2 with 12 1, Duke and Southern Cal idle until late February and January respectively.
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Minnesota
Cincinnati
Dayton
Bowling Green
Kent State
Kentucky
Southern Cal
Duke
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Kansas State
Southern California
Bradley
Mississippi State
College Basketball Roundup From The Associated Press
East Duquesne defeated Toledo 80 to 57 while Seton Hall beat Creighton 86 to 80. Wagner topped Upsala 63 to 56 and South Mississippi edged Georgia Tech 57 to 56. Kentucky prevailed 95 to 82 over Tennessee and West Virginia won 82 to 73 against Richmond. Florida beat Alabama 74 to 53 and North Carolina won 83 to 71 over South Carolina. Vanderbilt defeated Mississippi 80 to 58 and The Citadel topped Mississippi Southern 79 to ...
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Toledo
Seton Hall
Creighton
Wagner
Upsala
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Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Richmond
Florida
Alabama
N. Carolina
S. Carolina
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Southern
NBA All Star Week Schedule and Monday Results
ABS Monday results show Cleveland edging Pittsburgh 110 108 and San Francisco defeating Hawaii 110 95. Kansas City cruised past New York 968 in a surprising score. The schedule lists East West all star in St Louis on Tuesday and games including Philadelphia St Louis at Detroit Boston at Detroit and New York at Los Angeles with multiple Cavaliers and Pirates matchups.
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Steers Start With Victory In Second Season Run
The Kansas City Steers beat the New York Tapers 122-96 in Pittsburgh to open the second half of the season. Cleveland Pipers edged the Pittsburgh Rens 110-108 despite Connie Hawkins scoring 54 for the losers. In San Francisco, the Saints defeated the Hawaii Chiefs 110-95 as Kansas City led from start, at one point widening to a 40 point margin.
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Steers
New York
Reds Made Biggest Comeback Of 1961
Cincinnati Reds were named the year’s top comeback by 88 of 134 AP poll voters. After a 67 87 finish in 1960 they rebounded to 93–61, winning the NL title and splitt ing the first two World Series games before the Yankees swept the rest.
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Associated Press
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Football Lions
Oklahoma
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Y.A. Tittle
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New York
Yankees
Tulsan Tops Valley Scorers In Missouri Valley stats
Kansas City AP reports Tulsa star James King hooked a 36 point outburst against St Louis lifting him to a narrow 2 point edge over Bradley's Chet Walker in league play. King averages 24.3 over three MVC games, Walker 23.7, with Walker 25.9 overall. Lanny Van Eman leads in free throws at 87.8 percent, while Paul Hogue tops rebounds at 13.2 per game.
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St. Louis
James King
Tulsa
Bradley
Chet Walker
King
Missouri Valley
Walker
Lanny van Eman
Wichita
Paul Hogue
Cincinnati
Laver Crowned World Amateur Tennis King
Rod Laver of Australia wins his fourth straight national title by defeating Roy Emerson in a tough 1 hour 45 minute match at White City Stadium. Laver already holds Wimbledon, New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland titles and led Australia to Davis Cup victory over Italy.
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Australia
Rod Laver
Roy Emerson
Emerson
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Italy
U.S
Laver
White City
First Methodist Teams Set Church League Pace
First Methodist led Ottawa Church League action with two senior wins and one junior victory. Allen tallied 11 points in the seniors while Westminster Presbyterian fell 38 8 to the First Methodist Whites in the junior game. Defensive success and balanced scoring marked the night as North Baptist edged Boys Club 26 25 and First Christian topped First Baptist 29 25.
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Ottawa Church
Ottawa
Trinity Methodist
North Baptist
Ronnie Showalter
First Christian
First Baptist
First Methodist Whites
Westminster Presbyterian
Morris Bennett
East Versus West in NBL All Star Game Showdown
In St Louis AP reports the East aims to counter West scoring with top rebounders Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell leading a lineup featuring Bob Cousy Dolph Schayes Tom Heinsohn and Richie Guerin. West stars Elgin Baylor Bob Pettit Jerry West andOscar Robertson pace a high scoring show while Fred Schaus coaches the West.
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Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
Schayes
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Bob Pettit
Boston
Red
Chamberlain
Collier Returns to Browns as Offensive Coach
Blanton Collier, fired by the University of Kentucky, will rejoin the Cleveland Browns as offensive coach. Paul Brown announced the hiring, noting Collier’s earlier Browns tenure and his impact, while Collier expressed gratitude and confidence in the staff.
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Blanton Collier
University of Kentucky
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
National Football League
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Donahue nets 35 as Greeley routs Toronto 93 36
Greeley Wildcats beat Toronto 93 to 36 in Lucky Seven league play. Donahue scored 35 points, Wolken added 16, Setter and Dick Katzer 10 each as Greeley remained unbeaten at 8-0. Greeley led 26-9, 50-17 and 71-25. Greeley travels to LaHarpe tonight.
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Wildcats
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Marvin Setter
Dick Katzer
Kester
LaHarpe
Crosby Golf Prize To Youth Age
Crosby's 1962 National Pro-Amateur at Pebble Beach offers $50,000 with a field of pros and amateurs. Young players shuttle to a veteran winner as past champions include Nelson and DeMaret while Byron Nelson triumphed in 1951 and John Rosburg defends. Weather and three Monterey courses shape a 72 hole test beginning Thursday.
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Phil Rodgers
Tommy Jacobs
San Diego
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Demaret
Lloyd Mangrum
Dutch Harrison
Cary Middlecoff
Jay Hebert
Billy Casper
Art Wall
Ken Venturi
Bob Rosburg
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