No Bids Yet But Leaders On Their Way
New York AP notes college football post season picture shaping up with three weeks left. Rose Bowl likely pairs Southern California or Northwestern or Wisconsin, Sugar Bowl considers Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, and other SEC options, Cotton Bowl may match Texas and Alabama, Orange Bowl contemplates Missouri, Army or Penn State, and Gator Bowl could pit Army against Auburn or LSU.
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Musial Declines Retirement Plan Amid Rickey Proposal
Stan Musial said he will play next season despite Branch Rickey proposing retirement to Bing Devine. Cardinal officials, including August Busch Jr., said Musial would remain with the team in 1963 and may become a vice president upon retirement. Musial, in Florida for instruction league duties, vowed he would not retire and noted other clubs would welcome him if the Cardinals release him.
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All-East football team features New England stars
Major College Honors New York AP selects ECAC weekly All-East lineup with Boston College captain end Art Graham and three New England backs. Holy Cross quarterback Pat McCarthy, Massachusetts halfback Ken Kezer, and Harvard fullback Bill Grana lead the backfield. Also nominated are Harvard end Pat Young and tackle Paul Graham. guards Gerry Bucci and Wolf Dietrich. centers Don LaTona, Don McKinnon, and Jon Morris.
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Art Graham
New England
Holy Cross
Pat McCarthy
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Ken Kezer
Harvard
Bill Grana
Pat Young
Paul Graham
Gerry Bucci
Brown
Wolf Dietrich
Yale
Don LaTona
Boston University
Don McKinnon
Dartmouth
Jon Morris
Williams among ECAC All-East small college picks
Amherst junior halfback Bob Santonelli and Williams senior fullback Ethan Nadel earn ECAC All-East honors. Northeastern end Frank Schettino, Bates tackle Phil Tamis, and guards Charles Scarpulla of Rhode Island and Bob Ford of Bowdoin also named to the first team.
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Bowdoin
Palmer and Snead Lead Canada Cup Play Opens
Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead top the early field as the 10th Canada Cup begins in San Isidro Argentina. The United States seeks its sixth overall and third consecutive title as 34 nations compete on a 6746 yard course with tricky greens.
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Leatherneck Grad Lipscomb Plays for Steelers
Big Daddy Lipscomb, renowned Steelers defensive tackle, never attended college but learned football in the U.S. Marines. His unlikely path from Marine training to NFL stardom highlights a unique athletic journey.
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UPI
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Celtics Royals Meet Tonight in Cincinnati Showdown
The world champion Boston Celtics face the Cincinnati Royals in an NBA visit tonight as part of a home and road swing. Boston prepares after a 10 day break with focus on shooting accuracy and two rookies Dan Swartz and John Havlicek's return from home visits.
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Pender-Torres title bout cancelled over $100000 guarantee
The November 15 middleweight title clash between Paul Pender and Jose Torres is cancelled after manager Cas D Amato cannot post the $100000 guarantee due to the IRS seizure of proceeds from the Patterson Liston bout. D Amato says he hoped to use that money to satisfy a $95000 balance, forfeiting a $5000 deposit instead. He blames the government for the cancellation but hopes a later date can be found.
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Svare Takes Rams Post and Faces Offensive Crisis
Harland Svare, 32, named interim Rams head coach after Bob Waterfield quit amid a 1-7 season. He vows to improve a deficient offense as Elroy Hirsch warns a turnaround will be difficult with a tough upcoming schedule. Waterfield resigned over the offense’s failure to click.
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Davis Chance to Play Dims for Browns
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown indicated Ernie Davis may not play this season as the club considers waivers to replace injured safety Bobby Franklin. Franklin, hospitalized with a broken collar bone, could be placed on injured reserve, while NFL approval would be needed for Davis to join the active list after remission from leukemia.
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Twelve Horses Die as Barns Burn at Suffolk Downs
A fire at Suffolk Downs race track in Boston destroyed three barns and killed twelve horses. Four alarms sent heavy fire apparatus to the scene, and the blaze was controlled after firefighters contained the flames two hours after a crowd of about eight thousand had departed following an election night harness racing program.
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Carter offers Pender fifty thousand to defend title
New York AP reports Paul Pender was offered a 50000 dollar guarantee to defend his share of the world middleweight title against Robin Carter of Trenton. The offer was sent by Carter’s manager Carmen Tedeschi to Sam Silverman. Pender rose to prominence after a one round KO of Florentino Fernandez at Madison Square Garden. Dick Tiger of Nigeria holds the WBA middleweight title.
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Hoosick Falls Football Squad to Attend Elks Dinner
Hoosick Falls Cen tral High School football team, known for strong gridiron wins this fall, will attend a dinner hosted by the Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks Youth Activities Committee at 7 p.m. at the Elks clubhouse. Roast beef will be the main dish served to coach Bud Kenyon's players.
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Norwich Plans 17 Hoop Tests
Norwich University announces a 17 game 1962 63 men's basketball schedule. Headed by graduate athletics manager Joseph F Garrity the season opens December 4 at St Michael's and runs into early March with nine home games. The card lists opponents including Vermont Merrimack Saint Michael's Union Middlebury Brandeis St Lawrence and Clark son among others.
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Hartford
Babe Ruth Star Power Shines Across Six World Series
New York notes Babe Ruth hit .300 or better in six World Series appearances. The slugger showcased consistent clutch hitting for the Yankees across multiple Fall classics, cementing his postseason reputation.
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Quebec Aces Dominate Rochester at Home in AHL
The Quebec Aces won 6-1 over the Rochester Americans at home, extending their perfect home record to five straight wins and widening their lead in the Eastern Division. In other action, the Springfield Indians beat the Clippers 2-1, with goals by Bruce Cline and Jim Anderson and 28 saves from Jacques Caron.
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Palmer Leads PGA Money Winners List
Palmer remains on top of the PGA money list with $81,448 in earnings in Dunedin Florida. Gene Littler is second with $66,200 and Bill Casper Jr. is third at $61,842 as the season winds down.
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