Seattle Beats Oregon State In Close College Upset
Seattle upset seventh ranked Oregon State 60-58 as Mel Counts scored 31 for OSU but lacked support with Terry Baker away preparing for the Liberty Bowl. UCLA, Colorado, Marquette and others posted wins as Colorado held Walt Hazzard to four and Creighton routed St. John’s.
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Winona Joins Hockey Loop For 1962-63 Season
The Southern Minnesota Hockey League will include Austin, Rochester Colts, Winona Hornets, North Mankato, Albert Lea and Owatonna. Winona rejoined at a meeting in Owatonna ahead of the December 19 season opener. New rules impose a $10 forfeit for no-shows, body checking allowed under IHL rules, and home teams supply two officials.
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Collins Leads Coral Gables Open Halfway Mark
Miami pro Bill Collins, sidelined by vertebra trouble, fired 31 35 66 to grab a 9 under par 133 and hold a three stroke edge over Al Kelley of Coral Gables and Gardner Dickinson of Tequesta as 66 pros and 10 amateurs reached the third round of the Coral Gables Open.
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Right-hander Louis Newsom Dies at 55 in Orlando
Louis Newsom a major league pitcher for 24 seasons died Friday in Orlando Florida hospital He broke into the majors with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1929 and pitched for seven other teams before retiring in 1953 Newsom a Hartsville South Carolina native posted 211 victories and 222 losses AP PhotoFax.
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Lakers Return to Minneapolis for NBA Showdown
The Los Angeles Lakers visit the Syracuse Nationals in Minneapolis for a Sunday night NBA game at 7 30 p m with proceeds to Benilde High School. Stars Elgin Baylor and rookie LeRoy Ellis highlight a lineup that also features Jerry West and Rudy LaRusso.
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Wichita
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Bradley
Len Chappel
Wake Forest
Two Titles in Reach as College Bowl Season Opens
College football ends the regular season with several title chances among small schools. NAIA honors hinge on Central Oklahoma State and Lenoir Rhyne meeting in Sacramento, while Florida A&M defends the Negro title in Miami's Orange Blossom Classic. Syracuse visits UCLA in a late TV tilt to cap the schedule.
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Duke Coach Bill Murray Named ACC Coach of the Year
Duke football coach Bill Murray, who guided the Blue Devils to a third straight championship, was chosen as the Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year on Thursday in Raleigh.
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Austin Herald Item Dated December 8 1962
AUSTIN MINN Herald dated Saturday December 8 1962 includes local notices and community briefs from the Austin area. The paper presents service announcements and upcoming events with focus on residents and organizations in the region.
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