Evening star., 1961-12-01
Death Of AAU
NCAA'sTarget,
Barack Says
BY DICK SLAY
Star Staff Writer


The controversy between the
alphabet sports groups, the AAU
and the NCAA, continues un-
abated.
The National Collegiate
Athletic Association yesterday
formed an attack from a new
quarter when it's National COL
legiate Track Coaches Associa-
ton Joined the basketball
coaches in announcing it is
seeking to establish a new fed
Grafton to rule over its particu-
lar sport and gain international
sanction.
The Amateur Athletic Union,
currently in convention at the
Hotel Willard, is the present
United States spokesman in
both sports and is in no mood
to give up its titles.
President Hits NCAA
Il don't think there is any
doubt in my mind that the
NCAA either is trying to de-
Stroy the AAU or make us so
impotent that we can't op-
crate" Nick j. Barack, AAU
president, said yesterday. "If
the AAU is going to die, it is
going to die fighting"
Don Canham, University of
Michigan coach and president
of the track coaches associa-
ton, said the dispute involves
the AAU's selection of American
teams for international events
and determining how and where
these teams are trained. The
college track coaches have
termed the situation an AAU
monopoly.
Barack countered by pointing
out that 80 of the 70 members
on the AAU Track and Field
Committee are college coaches.
If there are not more, it is
because they are not interested
in participating on the district
level, which is the front line
Of our organization"
Track Coaches to Meet
The track coaches plan to
meet in Chicago January IL
and 13 to organize their new
United States Track and Field
Federation. But they will be
hard pressed to win interna-
tional recognition, Barack be-
lieveS.
The AAU is the United
States representative to inter-
national ruling bodies in IL of
2l sports and 10 of 20 Olympic
sports Barack said he doesn't
think the international groups
will throw out charter repre-
sentatives vino have been doing
a fairly good job.
Records to be submitted for
international approval:
MEMS TRACK AND FIELD
loo-yard dash-99 seconds. by
Crank Budd, Asbury Park, N. j., at
400 meier reiay.3e.i1 seconds. by
Frank Budd, Charles Frazier. TSi Paul
DFsyton|' at Moscow, july, IS, 1851.
Broad Jump feet - inches, by
Moscow. July 10, 1861.
Pole yault-l5 feet l0i4 inches, by
George Davies. Oklahoma State Uni
yerstty at Boulder, Colo, May 20,
Rsf@sss ffs State: S lFa nsRs' b sius 3sy
We ,WSoMEN's TRACK AND FIELD
wilma Rudopb dbashi Naibvi,e seeUnds Sub BY
cart Germany, July 10, 1861.
400.-meter relay-44.3 seconds. by
united states team tWillye White.
sErneStiHe Pollards. Violet Brown,
1861
Broad Jump feet Ia. inches. by
Wlllye White. Nashville, at London.
July II, 1861.
MEMS SWIMMING
by Steve Clark, Santa Clara. Calf,
at Los Angeles, August is, 1861.
Tsuyoshi Tamanaka. Japan, at Los
ANGLES; Gh n,.as AHsuss 20, 1881, o,, :,
Robert Bennett, at Los Angeles, All
= 2OO-meter backstroke-2:11.5. by
Tom stock. Indianapolis AC, at Los
Angeles. August 20, 1861.
lOO-meter Observation-Disclosures. by
Chet Jastremski, Toledo, at Los An
seleS, August 20, 1851.
lln-yard breaStstroke-1:O :Oa.6. Jas
trermski' at Fresno, Calf, August %
"00-meter breaststroke-o:ea.8. by
Jjaasstremski. at Los Angeles, August 10
23o-yard breaststroke-e:s41. by
JaStremsEi: ire at FRESNO, August %, 1861
New Trier, ILL.,, at Los Angeles, August
l1O-yard butterfly-1:Oo.o. BY Mike
Mealitfe; NJ ins; Los Angeles. at Fresno, August
?0O-meter butterfly-2:1ee, by Car,
Robie, Philadelphia. at Los Angeles
400-meter individual medley-4:55.6 g.
by Ted stickles, San Mateo, Calf, al
Los .Angeles, August Is. 1861.
440-yard individual medley-4:57.1
/ by Stickles, at Fresno, August "a, 1861
4OO-meter medley relay :O3. by
| Indianapolis AC IT. Stock, C. Jastrem
| ski. L. Schulhaf. P. SintzD. at Los
Angeles, August 20, 1861.
WOMEN'S SWIMMING
1OO-meter butterfly-1:Os.2, by
Susan Doerr. Philadeiphia, at Phila.
delphia, August IL, 1851.
110-yard butterfly-1:09. Nancy
Ramey, Seattle, at East Lansing, Mich
August 8, 1853
2OO-meter butterfly - 2:32.S, by
Becky Collins, Indianapolis. at Phila-
delphia. August 13, 1851.
40O-meter individual medley "a 3,
by Donna De Varona. Lafayette. Calf
at Philadelphia, August IL, 1851.
4iO-yard individual medley-5:37 q,
by Miss De Varona. at Blackpool. Eng
land, August 20, 1861.