All Stars Edge East in Near Walkout But Votes Do Not Stop
The 14th NBA All-Star game faced a threatened walkout as players pressed for an immediate pension plan. Oscar Robertson led the East with 26 points 14 rebounds and eight assists while Sam Jones and Hank Pettit contributed. The game ended 111-107 in favor of the East.
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Russian Skater Grishin Wins Pre-Olympic 500m Meet
Evgeny Grishin, two time Olympic champion and world record holder, wins the 500 meter in 41.2 seconds at a pre-Olympic meet in Hoenefoss Norway. U S skaters place four of the first twelve, with Disney of Rosemead finishing third.
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Disney
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Northbrook
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Terry McDermott
Essexville
Mich
Buddy Campbell
Paramount
Finley Faces Jury Over A’s Move To Louisville
Charles C. Finley seeks league approval to move the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville for 1964 1965 as AL owners and political figures prepare to hear the case in New York Judge Joe Cronin presides while Senators Symington Pearson Morton and league president Cronin weigh the transfer against broad opposition from five clubs and team president Lee MacPhail calls the move unlikely to succeed.
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National Hockey Loop Tuesday results and upcoming slate
AP reports Tuesday produced no games and lists upcoming action with New York at Toronto on the schedule for today's game and Chicago at Montreal Detroit at Boston for Thursday along with the national loop context.
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AFL to Ponder Raising Its Player Limit At Meeting
The American Football League will weigh proposals to raise its 33 player limit and revise draft rules at a three day San Diego meeting before the East West All Star game. Proposals include drafting red shirt players before the 14th round and altering the standings percentage system. Reports on cooperative scouting by Denver Houston and New York and on television programming by Chet Simmons will be reviewed.
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Crosbys Open Full Of Shocks
The Crosby tournament, first held as a casual clambake in 1937, has grown to 348 players on three courses Monterey Peninsula Cypress Point and Pebble Beach with a $60 000 purse. Nicklaus and Player miss pivotal putts on the 18th and a final at Pebble Beach looms as leaders vie for the title.
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Catchers Win Break on Large Mitt Size Until 1965
The baseball rulesmakers, after review, paused enforcement of the mitt size limit for catchers through the 1965 season. The decision gives catchers relief from changes while knuckleball pitchers pose unique challenges.
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New York
East Beats West All Stars 111–107 in Tuesday NBA showdown
The East All Stars edged the West 111 to 107 in a tight Tuesday game. Boston, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Baltimore, Detroit, Cincinnati, and St Louis are listed among upcoming matchups.
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College Scores from Saturday Games
Navy defeated Georgetown 67 to 64 in Washington D C. Clemson beat Furman 74 to 68. Leighton topped New Mexico State 99 to ?, Minnesota 103 beat Michigan State. Kansas won over Nebraska 74 to 48. Hawaii 80 defeated Utah 68.
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City League Basketball And Bowling Resume Actions Tonight
There is nothing scheduled on the locals scene tonight or tomorrow. The four games are not on the docket and bowling action is set to resume tonight at the local lanes on a limited basis.
Strong field in Dallas for All-Star Bowling event
A record All-Star Bowling Tournament field gathers in Dallas for two opening events. Dick Weber, 127 pounds, targets a third consecutive title in the $100000 event worth $15000 to the champion. Don Carter returns as Weber’s top rival among veterans in a 288-man field. Marion Ladewig and Bobbie Shaler also return as defending women’s champion and challenger.
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Chicago
Butts Libel Award May Be Cut By Post Appeal
Former Georgia athletic director Wallace Butts may accept a 2.6 million reduction to his libel damages against the Saturday Evening Post after a federal judge ruled the 3.06 million award excessive. The judge left general damages intact and set a 20 day window for Butts to forego punitive damages above 400,000. Curtis Publishing plans to appeal, while other related libel actions proceed in New Orleans and Birmingham.
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Ward 4th Sox Player to Sign Salary Doubled
CHICAGO AP Third baseman Pete Ward signed his 1964 White Sox contract today for about 15 000 up from 8 000 last season making him the fourth Sox player to reach terms Ward led the club in hitting at 295 and 84 RBIs while adding two homers and ranking high in several offensive categories in his rookie year
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Narrows Upsets Blacksburg In Group I B Basketball Clash
Narrows Green Wave defeated Blacksburg 57 to 46 as Harry Leist led with 10 points for Narrows. Letcher Humphries scored 38 as Clifton Forge remained undefeated in Group II with an 85-65 win over Covington.
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