Hall of Fame Special Shrine Planned for Canton Ohio
Ex players and coaches led by Red Grange and Ernie Nevers are among 17 named for a special 14 member panel enshrining 17 figures in the Professional Football Hall of Fame in Canton Ohio. The list includes Sammy Baugh Bert Bell Joe Carr Dutch Clark Red Grange George Halas Mel Hein Wilbur Fats Henry Cal Hubbard Curly Lambeau Tim Mara George Preston Marshall Ernie Nevers and Jim Thorpe. Many are deceased with various posthumous designations and careers noted.
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Jackson Two Clinches Madison County Junior High Title
Ingalls 23 Jackson Two 61 as Jackson Two. clinches season championship with a 6 0 record in the Madison County Junior High Conference. Widebrink and Wangers reach double digits for Jackson Two while Neely scores 11 for Ingalls. reserves win 28 13 in preliminary.
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High school cage scores across Indiana and nearby
A roundup of boys basketball results features Wilkinson 66 over Mount Summit Salem 58 and many other line scores from Indiana schools such as Sunman 70 Dillsboro 48, Bluffton 76 Berne 72, Peru 70 Oak Hill 62, and Rockville 54 Clinton 50. Also includes college and pro scores like Villanova 49 Duquesne 45 and Boston 100 Chicago 9.
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Quesada Quits Top Position In Palm Springs Classic
Arnold Palmer leads the field in the Palm Springs Classic as 512 golfers contest the 50 000 purse across Bermuda Dunes Indian Wells Tamarisk and Eldorado courses. Palmer seeks a third win in the event with past titles in 1960 1962 and a 341 total in 1963 while the pro-am field competes for a separate 50 000 hole in one prize with a full schedule over four clubs.
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Layden Sees 7 Stars Good In Polls And Trades
Washington and sports notes run through a busy slate. Elwood Layden, Notre Dame figure, backs seven players for hall honors while Vikings trade for Clark and Brown. John ston era begins as Selkirk Vernon take broader duties in Washington.
Rozelle says no new betting discussion at NFL meeting
Miami Beach AP The NFL commissioner Pate Rozelle repeated there will be no further discussion of the betting investigation at the meeting through Thursday. He said the group failed to detail specifics and that cooperation with the McClellan committee remains his goal to wrap up the inquiry. The NFL also released 1962 attendance figures totaling 4,003,421, a league record surpassing the previous year.
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Scheffing Sees Tigers Stronger in Tighter AL Race
Detroit manager Phil Regan backs the 1963 Tigers with injuries to key players easing and strength at pitcher and infield. He cites Hank Aguirre and Dick McAuliffe as surprises, Kaline and Lary healthy, and expects added depth from trades to boost the club in a tougher American League pennant chase.
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Villanova Triumphs 49-45 Over Duquesne
Villanova defeated Duquesne 49-45 as Clarke and Triplett contributed for Villanova while Wally Jones led with 14 points and Willie Ross had 13 for Duquesne in a low scoring Carnegie game.
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Duke Tops Foe 88 70 Behind Mullins and Heyman
Duke wins 88 70 as Mullins scores 25 and Heyman adds 21. article quotes Whitey Herzog and Marriott discuss potential new players and bullpen depth while praising Kaline Colavito and other stars, with Dodgers prospects in focus and several pitchers named for future rotation roles.
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Connecticut Gives New Coach Victory
In Storrs Connecticut the Huskies defeated Boston University 90-76 for George Wigton in his first win as head coach after the death of Hugh Greer.
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Bowling Scores Track Roaring 20s and Honor Lists
Bowling results feature Wilson 224 and G More 222 leading a card of scores across multiple teams and venues. Honor rolls list F. Murnan and Carr with high marks as standings show Modern Home Equip and Luke's Quintet near the top in a busy Thursday mixed league.
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Nordic Pre-Olympic 30K Opens With 110 Skiers
World cross country skiers gather in Seefeld Austria for a 30 kilometer opening race of the Nordic Pre-Olympic Games. Norway is favored with Harald Gronningen and Einar Desthye leading attention. Desthye is called the fastest. 19 countries compete including four Americans Otto Rothsahm Jim Shea Arthur Akers and Karl Boalin.
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London Clouts McNeeley For Easy Ground Victory
In Olympia Stadium London 208 pounds floored Tom McNeeley six in the fourth round and then coasted to a decisive decision. London 28 now 28-9 and McNeeley 26-6, a bout billed as a punchers’ rematch after Patterson era clashes. About 7,000 attended.
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