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Poin i - Maker In ActionThe Madison Lakers won the stale banlam hockcv tournament Sunday at the Madison Ice Kink by scoring a 6-3 triumph over Green Bay. Pictured is Fritz Hausmann tlD) as he scored histhird goal of the day in leading the Lakers to the win. Green Bay players are Steve DeLair ic (2) and Mike Harrison (8), kLakers Win StateBantam Hockey fopFritz Hausmaim Stars With 3 Goals, 3 AssistsFi'itz Hatismann led the Madison Lakers to the state bantam hockey championship Sunday at the Madison Ice P.inlt.The Lakers. with Hausmann scoring three goals and credited; with three assists, defeated Green Bay, 6-3. The tourney is for}players in the 12-14 age*Maris Signs Yank Pact for $65,000NCAA Is ‘Cold* to AAU OfferNEW YORK LP~The Amateur Athletic Union, in a struggle with the National Collegiate Athletic Association over administrationjroup. | The power of the Lakers, second place finishers last year, was revealed in that Steve DeLair,FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. t*-Roger Maris, the New York Yan jkees’ home run king, signed hi* Green Bay goalie, had 31 saves!1962 baseball _ con tract today foi while Madison's Johnny Anderson!* reP°rt?lt;J 565.000. had only 13 shots fired at him.’ Mar,e l’10 of which he saved.Tom Beach tallied two goals; . - _ -for the Lakers and the sixth was I'11.1? coherencescored by Tom Tabcrsky. The.' ,Ro-v Hfmev Lakers scored four goals in the! Yankees gen-final period. j2ra^ manager.Green Bay goals were scored! 7he 0utfJelder,tr \litr*. fllnTT* A _ i ’A liMaris, who reportedly bad been 'holding out for S75.000, came tc terms after a 5-cu.umiiranon by Mike Gleffe*with two. both iniwtlD h5t a recor^ of athletics, has offered the NC[the first period and by Matt Toch-'i61 home runs Jast — ter man. ' 'season and cameThe Madison south Siders lostlw 11111 n. one third place honors to Superior, 6-1.Im a*ch ing Babe Superior, defending c h a mpion, R s 5CI '1 0 m e r had lost 1-0 to the Lakers Saturday. The lone tally for the South Siders was hv Phii Caruso, ran! Deanovich score d fourequal representation on three of . its tev international! sports committees.In a special executive session yesterday, the .AAU offered the NCAA equal representation on its committees governing track andfield. Basketball ana gymnast;.sj----- ,uu,—the three snorts in which the;goafs as Fond Du Lac nipped NCAA has threatened to set upjAIosinfiy®, 4-3 for consolation hon-separate federations.•The AAU also offered the NCAApartial representation on 10 other committees in an effort to forestall a threatened walkout by that group.But the NCAA wasn’t overly impressed bv the offer. And Waller Byers, the NCAA executive director, said in Kansas City it will go ahead with its plana for new federations to govern the three spots.*‘TJw» A AT* nMarisors.Madison— Green Say—3Keeler ............V/.......g. DelairB«« .........W......VI, G 1st ftHausmsrn C Tochterman *Taberjky .....,.,.d.......... aunfinConner ...........o......... ScannelAnderson .........g........s. DeLairScorn by RerfodiGreen Bay .................j •, o_jMadison .....................2 t *—iSnares: Green Bay—Harrison, Motiff., LeBreec, Dramond, M. Gfefre, Winkka.J Redfs3rn: Madison—Jei»er. BtcoCsocd. oercenjke, Bruns, Pish. Beck. Canfiedf. Roecklein, Ar.lsr.iys, Herjcn.Gcalj: Green S ay—//. Gieffe 2 Cun a*, ststedj, Tochtermen (unassisted); Madison—Hac/smsnr. 3 (unassisted!, Baach (Ha-jsmann 2), Tabcrskv 1 Hausmann. lt;ee'evj.Saves: S. DeLair 31, Anderson 19mark over a 154-game span, received $37,500 last season.Asked if Marls got a 100 per cent raise, ivhici he had been demanding, Hame' said:No he didn’t. But we’re happ' that he has signed.”Maris said he didn’t want t become a holdout, lie wouli have been so listed if he halt; jnot signed by Thursday-.HIj,Bishop, Ex-A Great, DeadBALTIMORE it*—Fiinpi-nJ cnn.
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Madison Capital Times
Madison, Wisconsin, US
Mon, Feb 26, 1962
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