Probation Actions Possible for Several NCAA Member Schools
The NCAA Board may place two to three member schools on probation as it winds up its meeting. Kansas and East Tennessee State were restored to full rights, ending probation for Kansas over Bert Coan entertainment and Wilt Chamberlain gift. East Tennessee State’s recruiting violations also resolved. Seven schools remain on probation including Indiana, New Mexico State, Tennessee State, Colorado, Utah, Humboldt State, and Whitworth. The council also revised post season basketball by law to allow certification if one day of classwork is missed, paving for the NABC all star game in Lexington and a Shriners game in Kansas City.
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Edge's Arm Boosts NC Freshman Quarterback Hopes
ACC roundup notes UNC quarterback Junior Edge thriving after a sore arm. He leads with accurate passing and late drives, while coach Jim Hickey praises his poise and impact on the Tar Heels offense as ACC teams prep for weekend games.
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Auerbach Looses Temper as Hawks Fans Taunt Celtics
Red Auerbach charged into a St. Louis crowd after being ejected from the 98 97 Hawks win. He claimed no blows but injured his thumb and knee while Celtics players and police restored order amid taunts from fans. Pettit outscored the Celtics 18 to 15 as Wilt Chamberlain hit 10 000 points with 59 in San Francisco win over New York.
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New York
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Wilt Chamberlain
Australian symbol chosen for exports by manufacturers council
Canberra AP report says a boomerang and Southern Cross emblem was adopted for export branding. Council president Alex Walker announced the decision highlighting national identity and marketing impact for Australian products abroad.
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Australia
Australian Manufacturers’ Export Council
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42 Right 10 Wrong Last Week AP Writer Picks
AP sports writer Harold Claassen lists picks for weekend college football with 42 correct and 10 wrong last week. Highlights include Mississippi over LSU and Northwestern, Alabama, and Southern Cal favored in various matchups.
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Alabama
Southern Cal
Associated Press
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Mississippi
Louisiana State University
LSU Tigers
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Willie Davis Named NL Sophomore of Year for 1962
Willie Davis of the Los Angeles Dodgers won 32 of 107 votes in the AP poll to claim the National League Sophomore of the Year honors. The 22 year old center fielder hit .285 with 21 homers 85 RBIs and 103 runs while tying for 10 in triples and finishing second to Maury Wills in steals with 32. Billy Williams of the Cubs was runner up with 20 votes.
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Tom Haller
San Francisco
Matty Alou
Chuck Hiller
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Maury Wills
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Cat found tangled in car fan belt in Miami
Mrs. Signe Pogue started her car in Miami and heard a growling noise. She turned off the engine and found a cat trapped in the fan belt under the hood, badly worn from the ordeal.
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Signe Pogue
Save The Minors program outlined for major league approval
BaseBall plans a million dollar Save The Minors program to fund 100 minor league clubs for 1963. The plan creates a three tier minor league system and replaces fixed cash payments with a standard working agreement including salaries, spring training costs, and player contract rights.
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Baseball
Charles Segar
Cepeda Vision Clears Eye Trouble Amid Trade Rumors
San Francisco slugger Orlando Cepeda was cleared of cataracts after an 11 hour eye exam and his trade rumor status resurfaced as Giants weigh offers for a starting pitcher. Willie Mays entered Mt Zion Hospital for tests as Cepeda’s health reassured and rumors swirled around Candlestick Park.
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Willie Mays
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Mays
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George Campion
Chub Feeney
Art Mahaffey
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Billy Monbouquette
Boston
Freshman Football Player Joins Cross Country Team
Humboldt State College freshman Jerry Blueford from Oakland left campus for a run and got lost in Arcata. He called a cab and returned after spending about fifty cents for the ride, reoriented but still heckled.
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Jerry Blueford
Oakland
Humboldt State College
Blueford
Tiger Named Fighter of Month by Ring Magazine
Ring Magazine named Dick Tiger of Nigeria Fighter of the Month after he became the World Boxing Association middleweight champion. Ring still lists Paul Pender as the middleweight champ, with Tiger as No. 1 contender. No changes in heavyweight, Sonny Liston remains. Doug Jones moves to third in light heavy after Eddie Cotton loses to Mauro Mina of Peru.
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Tiger
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Fights in Multiple Cities Dominate Boxing Card
In Fresno Gabe Terron from Fresno stopped Chico Santos of Oakland in the fourth round. In San Antonio Raymun do Torres from Mexico kayoed Joey Parks of Omaha in the third. Teddy Pagan from Puerto Rico outpointed Tony Fortuna to ten rounds in New York. Hurricane Kid from Honolulu knocked out Johnnie Featherman of Bisbee in the fourth in Honolulu.
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