Rado Shines as Georgia Fans Rally Behind Ball Play
Georgia fans cheer standout guard Billy Rado from Manhattan College now at Georgia as he electrifies play. The 6-foot transfer leads an energized Bulldogs squad amid NCAA-AAU tensions and a looming Coliseum decision, with headlines tying in national sports politics and school pride.
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Ravens Face Taylor in Key HCC Clash Tonight
Ravens at 6 2 enter a pivotal HCC game against 8 3 Oakland City rival Taylor. Speed and swift fast breaks loom as Anderson guards rebounding and boards while Ken Strawn Nolan Reed Willie Smith Barret Bates and John Teague line up for the Ravens. Reed’s 21 rebounds and 29 points led Tuesday win, underscoring the balanced attack as the Ravens seek a second consecutive victory and climb in HCC standings.
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Control Tips for Beginners Bowling Pamphlet Ad
A short advertisement promotes a pamphlet titled Control Tips for Beginners by Marion Ladewig. It outlines knee and weight positions for bowling and offers order details through the National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Dawn Fraser Eyes 1964 Tokyo Olympics Triumphs
Melbourne based Dawn Fraser, named Female Athlete of the Year by AP, aims higher after ten years of elite training. At 25, she plans continued competition and new triumphs, eyeing the 1964 Tokyo Games as her next milestone.
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West All-Stars Slight Favorite
The West All-Stars hold a slight edge over the East in the NFL Pro Bowl as Vince Lombardi leads a 33 member Western squad at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Lombardi has faced mixed results this season, aiming to end a recent losing spell and extend the West’s advantage in the annual All-Star clash.
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Player Fires nd 65 For San Diego Lead
PGA champion Gary Player of South Africa shot his second straight 65 to lead at the halfway mark in the San Niena Golf Oven in San Diego. He stood 6-under-par with a 130 total after 36 holes, one stroke ahead of Jacky Cupit and Billy Casper Jr., who carded 65 and 64 respectively.
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Rooney suspended from St Bonaventure team
The Associated Press reports sophomore Mike Rooney has been suspended indefinitely by St Bonaventure University basketball coach Larry Weise for unwillingness to cooperate and integrate with the team. Weise notes the action follows discussions with Rooney and the coaching staff.
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Two Little All America Elevens List ACs Parr
The report names AC Parr as a standout in the two little all america elevens alongside Vial and LOLTago Mines.
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Rockville Enters Air Force Meet
Rockville joins the 30th Air Division Radar Squadron field in the first annual U S Air Force basketball tournament at Wartburg College Waverly Iowa hosts the event with six teams from radar bases Bellevue Kirksville Walnut Ridge Hanna City Rockville includes the local squad and games run Sunday through Thursday
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Browns to a vice presidency and golf and baseball signings
The report notes Paul E. Stardust at Cleveland’s Moon Golf Club under cloudy skies as Tony Lema led a field with 68. Gene Littler failed to make the cut after a 75, while Tommy Jacobs followed with 76. In Kansas City, Orlando Pena signed with the Athletics for a substantial raise, after a 1962 4.00 ERA with the club’s best mark.
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Sheriff Sale Presses Claim on Chesterfield Lot
Madison County sheriff auction follows a 1963 judgment against Ruth E Murphy Vasbinder Realty and related parties. The real estate, the south half of Lot 35 in Chesterfield, Indiana, will be sold at public auction to satisfy the plaintiff's costs and damages. PAUL P. RAVAGE Sheriff Indiana.
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Aparicio Rejects White Sox Offer in Venezuela
Shortstop Luis Aparicio rejected a 435000 contract for 1963 with the Chicago White Sox saying the offer would cut his pay and noting his 241 batting average and 31 stolen bases in 1962. He demanded 45000, insisting he would quit baseball rather than accept the cut and contrasting his season with prior years.
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