Televised NCAA Championship to Reach Wide Audience
Louisville sources report up to 140 outlets will carry the NCAA final at 9:35 p.m. EST with open-partner regional telecasts for the semifinals and finals. Cincinnati Duke Chicago Loyola and Oregon State vie for spots at Freedom Hall in a nationally broadcast event.
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WTTG
Louisville
Telement
Ee Tn
Cincinnati
Duke
Chicago
Loyola
Oregon State
Freedom Hall
Chicago Loyola
Sports Network
LaSalle College of Philadelphia
Kansas City
Bradley
College Park
East Lansing
Mich
Lawrence
Kan
Provo
Utah
Philadelphia Eagles Star McDonald to headline TAC Banquet
The TAC Recreation Department hosts its fourth annual Sports Banquet Friday at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant with 600 attendees. Head table star is All-Pro Tommy McDonald of the Philadelphia Eagles, invited by Jim Schrader who also serves as master of ceremonies.
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Pat Joyce
TAC — Recreation Department
Lee-Jackson
Tommy McDonald
Philadelphia Eagles
McDonald
Winchester
The
Eagles
Jim Schrader
Schrader
Board of Recreation and Parks
Sam Reed
Claude Smalts
James Wood
Douglas and
Shenandoah College
Giants
Philadelphia
University of Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Detroit battles internal strife in bid for 1968 Olympics
Detroit wins USOC approval as the American city most qualified to bid but faces a tough IOC contest next October. Gov. Romney and Mayor Cavanaugh led a delegation amid rival bids from Los Angeles and others, acknowledging underdog status and broader European interest.
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Europe
Will Grimsley
NEW York (Ap
U.S. Olympic Committee
International Olympic Committee
George Romney
Michigan
Jerome P. Cavanaugh
Usoc Board of
IOC
Fred C. Matthaei
Los Angeles
Nairobi
Kenya
Mexico City
Buenos Ares
Vienna
Lausanne
Lyons
France
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
USOC
Boston Joe DeNucci Wins By Narrow Decision
In Boston and Providence area boxing bouts the results show Joe DeNucci 167 outpoints Mike Pusateri 167, Ted Williams 179 loses to Arnold Brower 185, Larry Carney 160 defeats Willie Green 159 by stoppage, Dick Trice 143 fights Paul Christie 147 and Tevil Holeman 154 stops Rielero Arreola 147. National League football games in 1962 average two hours 27 minutes with 15 minutes halftime.
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Joe DeNucci
Newton
Mass
Mike Pusateri
Dedham
Arnold Brower
Hartford
Conn
Ted. Williams
Larry Carney
Lowell
Willie Green
Providence
Loengee
Provi
George Colton
Tewksbury
Dick Trice
Warwick
Paul Christie
Arlington
Los Angeles
Tevil Holeman
San Diego
Calif
Rielero Arreola
Mexico
Slugging Mark in Spring Games as Homers Pile Up
Major league exhibition play produced 26 home runs as batters close ground on pitchers. Orioles catcher Johnny Orsino led with three homers driving in all runs in a 4 3 victory over the Reds in Tampa. Other sluggers in multi team slates included Nelson Mathews, Tito Francona, Deacon Jones, and Ron Fairly among many in a 1 0 scoring spree across Phoenix, Nogales, Lakeland, and other spring sites.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Orsino
Chicago Cubs
Nelson Mathews
Cleveland Indians
Nogales
Ariz
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Tito Francona
Indians
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Gus Triandos
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Lakeland
Fla
Bengals
Bob Anderson
Deacon Jones
Sandy Koufax
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sarasota
Ron
Dodgers
Cookie Rojas
Bill Pleis
Philadelphia Phils
Minnesota Twins
Orlando
Bob Allison
Twins
MacArthur ruling blocks open meet sanction clash
A dispute between the Amateur Athletic Union and the NCAA over open track meets flared after Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s letter. He stated the USTFF should sanction athletes or institutions, not the meets, with no binding finality on AAU or USTFF actions after the 1964 Olympic Games.
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Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Douglas MacArthur
United States Track and Field Federation
AAU
USTFF
Louis Fisher
High Point
N.C
William Russell
Inglewood
Calif
Russell
MacArthur
Welter Byers
NCAA
Gen. MacArthur
Exhibition baseball results and upcoming games
The Associated Press reports Monday results across leagues with ties and extra innings. Notable scores include New York N 1 Milwaukee 1 and Philadelphia 6 Minnesota 5 in 13 innings, plus Houston 14 San Francisco 5. Upcoming games list Cincinnati Minnesota in Orlando and Milwaukee Pittsburgh in Fort Myers among others.
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Associated Press
New York
Milwaukee
Washington
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Houston
San Francisco
Boston
Orlando
Lakeland
Fort Myers
St. Petersburg
Mesa
Tucson
Sarasota
Bradenton
Palm Springs
Tampa
Vero Beach
Clearwater
Fort Lauderdale
Scotts
NBA Playoffs Set with Two Best-of-Five Openers
The schedule announces Cincinnati at Syracuse in the opening game of a best-of-five series and Detroit at St Louis in its first game. Both matchups begin the playoff push with a decisive early game.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Detroit
St. Louis
Retraction Sought Over Alleged Collusion in Georgia Alabama Game
The Saturday Evening Post faces a retraction demand over a story accusing Wal lace Butts and Alabama Coach Paul Bryant of collusion for the Alabama Georgia game. Butts and Bryant deny the charges, while Georgia AG Eugene Cook opens an inquiry and may interview players and officials.
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Saturday Evening Post
Wallace Butts
Alabama
Paul Bryant
Georgia
Butts
University of Georgia
Bryant
The
Post
Curtis Publishing Co
Philadelphia
Butt
William Schroder
Georgia Atty
Eugene Cook
Cook
Johnny Griffith
O. C. Aderhold
Frank Graham Jr
Carl E. Sanders
George Burnett
Burnett
The Motor City Open tournament schedule uncertain
The Motor City Open faces questions about whether the tour event will proceed as planned with negotiations delaying a firm decision on hosting.
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