Kidd Sets Two Mile Mark at KofC Track Highlight
Boston meet at the Knights of Columbus indoor track featured Brice Kidd pacing to a new two mile mark at the Boston Garden intramural track meet. Kidd beat Pelo McArdle by a half lap as he clocked a world- class final quarter while the race highlighted the 1969 indoor season kickoff. Crothers also set a meet record in the 1000 yard run, with Yale and Torontonian foes contending in a fast-paced program.
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Olay Safonen
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Trinity University
Chuck
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Salisbury
Boston Fans Jeer AAU Boss
Boston Garden crowds of 7 254 boo Col Donald Hull director of the U S Amateur Athlete Union after he tried to speak following a dispute with NCAA AAU. Hull halted his remarks amid jeers from the audience in Boston.
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Indoor Meets Go With Only AAU Sanction
The National Indoor Track Meet Directors Association voted to continue the winter schedule under Amateur Athletic Union sanction. The vote was unanimous as representatives from Boston Knights of Columbus Games and other major meets attended. Colleges and universities may enter under AAU rules despite NCAA-TAU sanctioning disputes.
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Track stars set marks at New York and Chicago meets
A dense list of runners and clubs from New York Pioneer Club Chicago Track Club and other teams post strong times across various events. Notable names include Tony Pefa Gene Baxter Dove Perry Ira Murchison Brooks Johnson and Raymond Burton. Several performances reflect meet records and high placements at regional venues.
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York
Tony Pe Fa
Gene Baxter
Mark Pioneer Club
Dove Perry
New York
Ira. Murchison
Chicago Track Club
John “Rush
Detroit
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Grama ‘Street Boys Club
Robert O'Dell
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Raymond Burton
Ate Biladelphia
Lee Cathet
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Lewis Tong
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East York
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A. Dick
Selby
Tom Cerrall
Gandern 12th in Denver Meet Upsets PBA Open Outcome
Denver Open action saw Andy Marzich of Long Beach dominate and win $5,000 first prize by beating Solomon 296 to 236 in the final. Solomon earned $2.00. Roy Lown and St John fell in semis and finals placements.
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Lown
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San Antonio
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Genree Howard
Detroit
St Edward's Downs LaSalle in TCIL district meet
St Edward's defeated LaSalle 45 to 41 at a TCIL District 1 basketball event. The victory, aided by Weissenberger and Moore with 10 points each, improves St Edward's record to 4-1 while LaSalle falls to 1-3. A large Agudas Achim breakfast guest list included Judge Adrian Spears and many local figures.
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Houston Colts
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al J. Klein
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Mane
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Kaman
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Aaneter Beda
Mendon
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Daha J. Monftey
Dick Rular
Nel Baker
Adrian Spears
Dude Solomon Casseb
Charles 3. Davis
Claude Kellam
Charles Mac Sowell
Kirk Drew
Tom Fingman
Joe Bill Fox
Sam Shields
George
Red
Marty Lander
Allen
Darrell Royal
Satarem
Bob Maddox
Houston
Randy Clay
Joe Ward
Edleight
Hyman
Tom Murrah
Ben
Foote
Whitney
Aubrey Kline
Hard Hy
Old Scherwitz
Jerry Cook
Johnny Ge'sbothe
Brackenridge High State Ring
Ray Poege
Pat Cat
Tommy Jucas
T Toaches
Weldon Forren
Marvin Rubin
Johnny’ Man Humble
Spotlight on White at 10 Dinner Salute to 1962 Sports Hero
Washington Spotlight dinner honors Supreme Court Justice Byron White and 1962 sports figures. Lyndon Johnson presented Mr. Sam trophy. JC Clark and William Douglas were among guests. USC topped College Football of 1962. Pat Richter and Jerry Stovall earned major awards. Early Wynn received Clark Griffith Trophy for baseball.
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Supreme ‘Court
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Supreme Court
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William ©. Douglas
Secretary of the Navy
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George W. Anderson
Naval’ Operations
Earle G. Wheeler
Army
Southern California
John McKay
All America
Pat Richter
Wisconsineain
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Giants
Jerry Stovall
Louisiana State
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Ohio
Bill Edwards
A.tittle
Alle Sherman
New York Giants
Wynn
Chieney White
Clark Griffith
Byron (Whizzer) White
The
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Mr. Sam Memorial
NCAA Brings Back Free Substitutions
CORONADO Calif AP The National Collegiate Athletics Association reintroduced free substitution after a long hiatus. The Rules Committee approved the plan for the forthcoming season allowing substitutions by either team during all time outs and plays except fourth down, with two players allowed on fourth down and two more when ball changes possession. The 1952 rule permitted unlimited substitutions. BEGINS TRAINING SAO PAULO Brazil UPI World bantamweight champion Ader JC of Brazil began training for his title defense against Kazutoshi aki of Japan in Tokyo on March 8, with committee noting the new rules remove the Messenger system.
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Loman Ncaa Rules Committee
SAQ
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Ivy
Boxing Association
Williamson
University of Wisconsin
Alin
Kazutoshi
Aki
Japan
Tokyo
Haas Heads Challenge Bowl Organization Formed
Charley Haas former University of Texas football player was elected president of Southwest Challenge Bowl Inc. The group will incorporate for 100000 with 45000 of the 60000 share-selling plan already subscribed. Ken Jack Ison and Phil Branch, promoters, retain 24 percent as they work toward next year’s game.
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Charley Haas
Cornus Christiellman
University of ‘Texas
Saturday War
Southwest Challenge Bowl, Inc
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Ken Jack Ison
Phil Branch
Te Poligue
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Spring Training News From Major Leagues and Minor Deals
Baseball spring training looms as clubs in the West Palm Beach region begin roster shaping. Notables include Ted Kazan, Archie White, and Dave Jakubek among outfielders and pitchers. Jets of contract activity spread to the Reds, Braves, Mets, and Giants with multiple players and minor league invites.
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Ski
Archie White
West Palm Beach
Mate Hoxj
Eague
Thelvey Haddix
Tor Stuédigant
Barry
Pirates
Jacks
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Davenport
Bol Lillis
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Cine Rothell
Einoutt
Reds
Pueh
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Museau
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Ecamey
Wbraves
Lieaguers
Don Taussig
Jim Me
Reese Winpatches
Jaie
Howie Bedell
LOS Angeles
Preuss Wins Women's Amateur Golf Title at South Atlantic
Phyllis Preuss of Pangamp Beach, Fla., defeated Marge Burns of Greensboro, N.Y., 6 and 5 in the South Atlantic Women's Amateur Golf Tournament semifinal clash on Saturday. The 23-year-old clinched the match on the 15th hole for her first victory in the event, after previously losing to Burns in prior match play.
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Mla
Phyllis Preuss
Pampang Beach
Fis
Marge Burns
Greensboro
N.Y
Ater
Morming
Miss ‘Burns
North Carolina
Huskies Player Bribery Incident Near Sports Arena
Offenders grabbed David Donahue outside the Sports Arena as Washington faced Southern California. Tonahue allegedly offered cash bribe to a spectator and to Larry Sharp, who reported the encounter after scoring in the game. Donahue said the incident was a joke and denied involvement.
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David Donatile
Huskies
University of Southern California
Tonahue
Washington
Larry Sharp
Sharp
Southern California
Patien Donahue
Ite
Donate
Donahue
Slam
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Ch Grayson
Jess
Hill
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Seas
Paulee
Mexico Aims Top Net Stars in Pan American Tour
Mexico City AP reports the Pan American tennis tour March 1-17 could preview Davis Cup play for 1963. Moyitan Tenniz Federation official Luis Quiroz says top players have agreed to attend, including Roy Emerson and Erick Lundquist, with Mexico’s strong Davis Cup lineup Rafael Osuna Antonio Palafax Pancho Contreras aiming to defend the Pan American title.
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Mexico City
Luis Quiroz
Moyitan Tenniz Federation
Quiros
Roy Emerson
Australia
Erick Lauidquist
Sweden
Brackenridge Women Golf Tournament Postponed
The Brackenridge Women Golf Association announced the Mary Neilson golf tournament will be rescheduled due to cold weather. It will now take place January 31 and 22 at Brackenridge Golf Course with the Brackenridge club hosting as planned by prior organizers.
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Brackenridge
Richardson McKinley reach Dallas finals in tennis
Top seed McKinley and Kam Richardson won their semifinal matches in the Dallas international tennis tournament. McKinley defeated Richey 6-4 2-6 6-3, while Richardson edged Bucholz 6-3 6-3. In women's singles, Susman advanced to face Ericka Sunday for the title after taking Viera 6-1 6-2.
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Dallas
Tex
Chuck
McRicley
Kam Richardson
McKinley
Karen Hantze Susman
San Anistonio
Ann Viera
Denmark
Ecuadoran pair reach Florida State Tennis final in win
Florida Winter Park report shows Miguel Olvera and Eduardo Zulea, top seeds, advancing to the Florida State Tennis Championship final. Olvera defeated Tom Koch of Brazil in a tight three-set match 2 6 10 8 6 5 while Zulea beat Anthony Roche of Australia 7 5 6 4. Separately in Cape Town, Tiarlene Hard of Long Beach won two doubles titles at the Western Province City Tennis Championships.
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Maria Bueno
Brazil
Miss Hard
Misk Beene
Margaret Hunt
Annette van Zyl
South Africa
Nals
Miss Tard
Rod Mark
Australia
Christian Kukike
Germany
Heather Segal
Oh Africa
Willy Bungert
Mark
Florida Tennis Winter
Cape Town
South
Alvies Uph
Tiarlene Hard
Long Beach
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