JOE GARAGIOLA has left the St. Louis Cardinals broadcast staff for a
network job. . . Only Presidential arbitration will resolve the NCAA
AA.U difficulties. Heavy pressure has been brought to bear on both
athletic groups to clear differences before the indoor track season
begins. . , The New York Yankees put a lot of faith in rookie Joe
Pepitone when they traded Bill Skowron to the Dodgers. • . Gotham
Bowl officials are pessimistic about the future of the New York post
season game. . . On a brighter note, the New York Giants played to
capacity crowds fo,r each of their seven home games. . • The Rose Bowl
was most fortunate of bowl efforts in having the number one and two .
teams play (USC and Wisconsin). . .Denver’s team in the expanded
Pacific Coast League will be managed by former Tiger manager Jack Tighe.
Oregon State’s Heisman Trophy winner, Terry Baker, had the longest
post-season bowl game, run of 99 yards against Villanova. Now, Baker
turns to basketball at O.S.U. . . A bright note for college football
All-Americans: Joe Romig of Colorado received a Rhodes Scholarship . .
Rookie jockey Ron Ferraro is touted as another Arcaro. . . Ice hockey
is having a re—birth in the nation’s colleges with Colorado, Michigan
rind Massachusetts schools leading the way. . . Duke’s Blue Devil
basketball team may be the National Champions for the 62-63 season. . .
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr is a Phi Beta Kappa from Alabama. . .
The 80-game NBA schedule, considered to be too long, will.be a topic
of discussion at League meetings in January. • • The American Football
League' is still looking for a purchaser for the troubled New York
Titans, • • Frank Lane, general manager of the Chicago Zephyrs of the
NBA, was-: formerly a Big Ten whistle-tooter. . • Recent steps have been
taken to make billiards as popular as bowling.
The issue of Special Serviced weapons, Special Service’s Ammunition
and Private Firearms will be made only during the following hours.
SAT, SUN,
' • HOLIDAYS
MON, WED, THUR.
TUES, FRI.
ISSUE • RETURN
0700-0900 2100-2200,
0630-0730 1200-1300 2100-2200
0630-0730 1730-1830 2100-2200
HAPPY NEW YEAR