TiIURSDAY. JULY 19. 1962
lAAF
AAU
Pointer favored 2-to-1
In PGA Championship
NEWTON SQUARE. Pa. (AP)'
A drought-breaking rain turned
the Arortimink Golf Club into a'
"hitters' paradise" yesterday and
bolstered the 2-I odds favoring
Arnold Palmer to win the 44th
• PGA Championship starting to-
LONDON (AP) —,The Marquis the NCAA has spearheaded for -;day.
of Exeter, president of the Inter-:mation of federations in basket.; The 32-year-old Palmer. holder
national Amateur Athletic Federa-; ball and gymnastics. lof the Masters and - British Open'
tion, backed.up the Amateur Ath - ; THE LINEUP in the dispute;crowns and beaten in a playoff.
letic Union last 'night In its, ; that has shaken American amateur for• the U.S. Open title, is launch-'
sqUabble with the National Col -sports finds the NAIA small col-ing his bid for a professional "lit
legiate' Athletic AsSociation. • :leges and the armed forces sid-,tle slam" at 8:40 a.m. EST. He
"We in the International Fede-ing with'the AAU. and the junior'is playing in a threesome with
ration have the greatest admira - ;collegei and high schools lined up Jack Nicklaus, the U.S. Open
tion for the American AAU and with the,NCAA. champion, and Dave Marr of Sun
have high confidence in it." .he:
If the fight is carried to its bit- City, ikriz.
said. ' ter end, and the international tee
"As far as we are concerne&erations,. as •expected, side ' with:
they represent trick and field intthe AAU, it would mean the with-'
the United States. The AAU will,drawal of all NCAA-endorsed
be sending delegates to the lAAF; .
Learns from international competi
meeting as usual. Itlsthe tion and would deal a death blow
can body we recognize."
!to American hopes in the 1964
WITHOUT RECOGNITION ofc,iympie games In Tokyo.
the lAAF, American track and
field men could not even compete
;in the Olympic games.
The fight between the two
American-groups stems from de-
I mands by the collegians for a
'greater voice in running amateur
sports ori. the contention that the
colleges ;ftirnish most of the
athletes.
The statement by the - Marquis
of Exeter. who 'as Lord Burghley
won the 400-meter hurdles at the
1928 Olympics, came as no sur
prise. He has worked closely with
Dan Ferris; of the AAU for :years.
UNLESS, THE NCAk-soonsored
rebels' can; gain recognition by
international amateur ' group s.
their athletes will be banned from
International competition. The
AAJJ frankly admits that\ without
Collegiiite help . it' 'could not field
first class teams.
The riSSllti . will.,corne' ton head
when Alie ITAAF' meets in Bel
grade. Yue.oslavia. Sept. 12. At
thattirne tlie,NC4A's new United
States wrack anri Field Federation
will ask recoenition.
The nevi' federation is holding a
business meeting in Chicago next
week to -nrepare its case.
In addition fo track and field.
Gartner Elected Captain
Roland Gartner has been elected
captain of Penn State's golf squad
for next spring.
Gartner 'finished strong last
season, his ,first on varsity, -win
ning his last six matches for an
overall 9-3, record as he helped
lead State to an season mark.
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