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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1963

Page

8

Huff Defends Rough Play After Title Game

NFL analysis shows Sam Huff played hard in the Giants 16 7 loss to the Packers delaying on penalties. Giants invited press to view the film and supporters insist Huff did not play dirty while acknowledging the intensity of the championship clash.

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Tucson 100 To Launch Trapshoot at Arizona State Meet

The 15th annual Arizona State Trapshoot begins at 1 p.m. with the Tucson Hundred a 200 target 16 yard event offering more than 7 000 in guaranteed prizes. Top local shooters include Jack French John Bartlett and Jim Veason with notable women competitors Elinor Gregory and others. The event runs through Sunday with related handicap and doubles contests each day and a final Grand Handicap 100 targets.

Tucson Phoenix Jack French John Bartlett Jim Veason Fred McDermont Elinor Gregory Dan Orlich Reno Nev Arizona Tombstone

Umpire Praises Change Aimed at Speeding Baseball

National League umpire Mel Steiner endorses the new strike zone from shoulders to knees as speeding baseball but notes an adjustment period. Leon Wagner of the Los Angeles Angels opposes the rule on general grounds though says it won’t affect him, while Musial and Moon may need to alter their hitting. The change is seen as affecting the National League more than the American League.

Los Angeles Mel Steiner Leon Wagner Los Angeles Angels Wagner Stan Musial Wally Moon Musial Angels

Angels May Trade Belinsky For Latman Suggestion

Palm Springs California. The Los Angeles Angels open spring training with five left handers among 265 pitchers and may trade Bo Belinsky to Cleveland for Barry Latman if a starter emerges. Latman, unhappy in Cleveland, has a Los Angeles connection and would consider pitching for the Angels.

Palm Springs Los Angeles Angels Angels Bo Belinsky Cleveland Barry Latman Latman Los Angeles Cleveand Belinsky Angel

Combes Enters Mercy Hospital

CHAMPAIGN Ill. Harry Combes 47 University of Illinois basketball coach was admitted to Mercy Hospital for minor surgery on his right wrist to relieve a pinched nerve. Doctors planned to remove wrist laments to ease pressure, with unclear hospital stay.

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Cincinnati Holds No 1 Spot in Basketball Polls

University of Cincinnati remains unbeaten in 33 straight games and No 1 in AP and UP polls with 43 first place votes in AP. Duke gains after beating West Virginia. Illinois drops to four with Cincinnati’s rise. Colorado climbs to No 8, Stanford up to No 7, Georgia Tech to No 6, and Kentucky falls out of top five. Drake next for Cincinnati with St Louis visit. Duke hosts South Carolina.

University of Cincinnati Bearcats AP Panel of Sports Writers and Broadcasters Duke United Press Poll Chicago Loyola Tllinois Cincinnati West Virginia Blue Devils Colorado Arizona State Georgia Tech Auburn Tennessee Yellow Jackets Kentucky Stanford Mississippi State Memphis State Wichita North Texas State Drake St. Louis South Carolina Tlat Alpha- Auburny Bradley Canisius Holy Cross Miami Fla Niagara North Carolina Notre Dame Ohio State Oklahoma State Joesph SCLA Ute Seattle Virginia State Wake Forest West

Club Owners Open Meeting as Rozelle Updates Gambling Probe

NFL club owners convened a session after Commissioner Rozelle briefed them on his ongoing probe into reports of players betting on games and connections to gamblers. Kensil said no names were disclosed and no final report would be issued at the meetings.

Miami Beach Fla National Football Leagus Club Pate Rozelle Rozelle Jim Kengil Kensil San Francisco United States Senate Investigation Subcommittee The 48Ers John L. McClellan D-Ark Washington McClellan Baltimore Colts R. C. Owens Jimmy Orr Raymond Berry Dee Mackey Willie Richardson Jackson Miss Minnesota Vikings

McKinley Stuns Lenoir In University Tennis Showdown

In front of 200 fans at the Tucson Country Club, Chuck McKinley 6-4 8-0 defeated Bill Lenoir as Trinity beat Arizona 5-1. McKinley, 13th nationally and top amateur, used booming serves while Lenoir crammed for finals amid exam week.

Jon Kamman Trinity Chuck McKinley America Trinity University Tucson McKinley University of Arizona Carl Forter Bill Lenoir Lenoir Bill Thunderbird Phoenix Charley Pasarell Chuck Clarence Mabry Black-Smith Willie Hernandez Cliff Buchholz Arizona Tom Parker

Randolph Pool Upgraded To Olympic Size With New Diving Bays

The Randolph Park pool will be expanded to Olympic length and add a 36 by 35 foot diving bay. A smaller pool with a diving bay will be built in Del Norte Park. Total cost for both projects is 100000 dollars, with completion hoped for this summer.

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Track Groups Face Rift in MacArthur Plan Sanction Debate

U S Track and Field Federation and the AAU acknowledge a crack in the MacArthur agreement over sanctioning rights for federation athletes in AAU events. The Olympic Eligibility Board will meet in New York Friday to resolve dual sanctioning concerns and avert disqualification risks for U S athletes. Col Don Hull and AAU officials say the issue can be worked out, but dual sanctioning could trigger international disqualification.

New York U.S. Track and Field Federation Amateur Athletic Union MacArthur Federation AAU U.S William W. Russell Inglewood Calif Don Hull Olympic Eligibility Board Boston’. Athletic Association Will Cloney Meet The International Federaion

First Fame selections name early NFL immortals

Canton, Ohio announces 17 inductees into the National Professional Football Hall of Fame chosen unanimously by selectors. Jim Thorpe Red Grange Bronko Nagurski Sammy Baugh lead the group with Dutch Clark Johnny Blood McNally Ernie Nevers Mel Hein Pete Henry Cal Hubbard Ben Hutson and seven officials including Bert Bell Joe Carr George Halas Curley Lambeau Tim Mara George Preston Marshall. Deceased members include Bell Carr Henry Mara Thorpe. The ceremony honors pioneers who shaped pro football’s rise from college roots.

Canton Ohio UPI Jim’ Thorpe Red Grange Bronko Nagurski Sammy Baugh Dutch Clark Johnny Blood) McNally Ernie Nevers Mel Hein Pete Fats) Henry Cal Hubbard Ben Hutson NFL Bert Bell Joe Carr George Halas Chicago Bears Curley Lambeau Green Bay Packers Tim Mara New York Giants George Preston Marshall Washington Redskins National Board Nationial Football League Bell Carr Henry Mara Thorpe Dick McGant National Professional Football Hall of Fame

Decision Nears On Senators Control Reorganization

Washington stockholders edge toward a final decision on control of the baseball team as a local group appears poised to win. A news conference may announce the reorganization and rejection of a $5 million offer led by Bill Veeck and Nate Colín, with George Selkirk retained as general manager and Mickey Vernon as field manager.

Washington Senators Elwdo R Pete) Quesada New Organiza Bill Veeck Nate ‘Colin Cleveland Ax Cted George Selkirk Mickey Vernon James Johnston Jamey Lemon George M. Bunker

Rillito Stewards Rule Off Jockey for Electrical Device

Rillito Park jockey Carlos Valdez was ruled off for the balance of the meeting after stewards found an electrical device or buzzer in his possession following the ninth race. The action follows a paddock check ordered by Kermit Fields. Valdez is the fifth jockey barred this meeting. Clifton Plumb received seven days for interference aboard Light Away in the eighth race.

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