Peace talks loom in NCAA-AAU clash over amateur sport control
The AAU signals willingness to arbitrate while the NCAA says talks possible but cautious. Kenneth L Tug Wilson of the U S Olympic Committee plans a meeting within a month to settle the dispute. Coaches warn the rift may be beyond quick repair as arbitration could realign control of track basketball and gymnastics.
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Tug) Wilson
Chicago
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Chick Werner
Penn State
National Collegiate Track Coaches Association
Louis Fisher
High Point
N.C
Walt Byers
Southern Baseball Association Folds
The Class AA Southern Association, one of the nation’s oldest minor leagues, suspended operations with Nashville and Chattanooga joining the South Atlantic League. Evansville and Little Rock were left without a league, while Nashville has until Feb 5 to secure a Class A working agreement or face not playing this year.
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Joe Engel
South Atlantic
Celtics Lose Without Russell as St Louis Tops 135 123
Boston faltered without Bill Russell who is out with a pulled Achilles tendon. Bob Cousy warned of the team’s need for their star, noting wins are harder without Russell. St Louis defeated Boston 135-123 as Detroit and Philadelphia also won, with Wilt Chamberlain leading the 122-108 Philadelphia win over Chicago.
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Bill) Sharman
Big Bill
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Boston
Big Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
St. Louis
Russell
New York
Detroit Coach Idzik Takes UD Head Coach Post
John Idzik was named head coach and football director at the University of Detroit, replacing Jim Miller who moved to Boston College. He faces staff recruitment and recruiting as his first tasks, with football scholarships looking favorable. Idzik, 33, signed a one year contract with undisclosed salary. Joe Clark and Bob Hicks, Miller aides, will be offered new contracts.
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Jim Miller
Boston College
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Bowling Scores From Rooster and Local Firms
Wednesday night bowling results list top scores for Rooster Hank’s Sinclair O High 10 C McDaniel 183 and Dillon 475, Durbin Plumbing 183 and 30 Summer 455, Colby’s Furniture 180 and 491, Tallman Printing 208 and 561, K of C No. 2 205 and 530, and others including Princeton Mohr 195 485, Independents Burness 198 Dengel 408, Ladies teams led by R Carlson 189 501, Petrex N Lollar 202 523 Wills Cafe 155 397 Towners R Mock 172 445 Romatedt Dengel 162 Isham 460, Wright’s Wolgast 177 514 Moore’s Chevrolet G Whitacre 186 490 Kansas State Bank H Liegerot 148 302 First National Bank B Moody 172 30 M Pinchart 450 Moorman’s J Keaton 160 475.
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Tallman Printing
Fowler
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McLaughlin
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Mohr
Burness
Dengel
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Petrex of
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D. Toumberlin
Towners
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Wright's
County Tourney Night at Ottawa University Field House
A basketball triple header in Wilson Field House hosts Franklin County Tournament semis with Richmond facing Rantoul in the consolation bracket at 7, Pomona meeting Princeton at 8 15, and Appalachian versus Williamsburg in the championship bracket at 9 30. Parking limited to the south side along Eleventh Street per police.
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Maris Still Not Signed By Yankees In Florida Talks
New York AP Roger Maris and Yankees general manager Roy Hamey remain $10,000 apart on a 1962 contract after a 20 minute meeting. No agreement reached and talks to resume in Florida next month. Maris seeks 70,000, after 61 home runs in 1961. Hamey aims about 60,000. They will attend the New York Writers' dinner with social talks expected.
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Florida
Roy Hamey
Hamey
New York Baseball Writers
Roger
Two Braves Sit Out for Ottawa EMoria State Game
Ottawa University Braves will be without key players Tom Kinder and Tom Watson for tonight's non conference game against Emporia State at Emporia. Tipoff is set for 8 15.
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Emporia
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Tom Watson
Player Opens San Francisco International Open With 68
Gary Player, defending champion, started the San Francisco International Open at Harding Park with rounds of 70 and 68. He earned 400 in the pro-am, while others complained about soft greens after a weekend of snow and rain. Bob Rosburg criticized the greens, calling them the worst seen on the PGA Tour in eight years, as conditions were soft at the 6,672-yard par 36-35 course.
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Gary Player
Harding Park
Johannesburg
Bob Rosburg
Greens
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Ruth Widow Affirms Babe Ruth Home Run Record
In Boston for a writers dinner, Mrs Ruth says Babe Ruth’s 60 home run record stands despite Maris's 61 in a 162 game season. She calls it a hitter's era and says fans and Commissioner Frick agree the record belongs to the Babe, with Maris tying Ruth at 60 and surpassing in last game.
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Pro Basketball NBA Wednesday Results
NBA results show Philadelphia 122 over Chicago 108 and St Louis 135 over Boston 123 while Detroit 111 defeats Syracuse 102 and Los Angeles 136 tops Cincinnati 123. Thursday schedule includes Detroit at Chicago and New York at Chicago with Friday bringing Boston at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia, and Cincinnati at Los Angeles. ABL has no Wednesday games with New York at Pittsburgh and Cleveland at Hawaii. Pittsburgh meets Chicago, Cleveland at Hawaii, and Kansas City at San Francisco on other dates.
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Old Man Archie Moore Could Settle Title Tangle
Arch Moore faces a Feb 1 deadline to sign a title bout or risk suspension as New York seeks to settle the light heavy crown. NBA recognition differs with Harold Johnson. a Moore bout with Johnson or Doug Jones is explored while Downes and Pender move toward a middleweight unification with Gene Fullmer.
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New York Commission
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Ottawa Cyclones Face Leavenworth in Flu Run
Ottawa High School’s Cyclones battle flu spreading through the roster as they prepare for a game at Leavenworth. Coach Stevens plans a 1 pm meeting to decide if enough players can travel, with a 2 pm squad selection. Leavenworth’s Raymond Simpson leads the Pioneers, while Ottawa and Leavenworth both beat Rosedale last week.
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Roy Dunn
Gary Prager
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Tom Chappell
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Colts Debut Stadium Size Might Dwarf MLB Parks
Houston Colts' 1962 debut stadium is described as the largest in the majors with 360 foot left, 420 foot center, and 360 foot right field distances. GM Paul Richards notes the temporary venue will seat 32,000 while awaiting a $22 million domed stadium in 1963.
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