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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1962
Page
6
The New York Giants clinched the Eastern Conference title with a 42-24 win over Washington. Y A Tittle threw three TD passes and Del Shofner and Johnny Counts returned a kickoff for 90 yards. The Giants improved to 9-2, chasing a potential rematch with Green Bay.
USC holds a 9-0 mark and faces Notre Dame as the national title race remains unsettled with the final results to come next Saturday. Wisconsin, Arkansas, Mississippi, Texas, LSU, Oklahoma, Alabama, Penn State, Oregon State, Georgia Tech and Missouri also atop major bowls as conference titles wrap. Dartmouth, Oklahoma, Duke, Tulsa claim notable conference crowns and undefeated campaigns.
National League results show New York defeating Washington 42 24. Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 35 14. Chicago crushed Baltimore 57 0. Philadelphia defeated Dallas 28 14. San Francisco triumphed over St. Louis 24 17. Los Angeles tied Minnesota 24 all. Only games scheduled.
The San Francisco Warriors suffered a 128-115 defeat to Cincinnati after playmaker Guy Rodgers twisted his right leg in the first quarter and left the game. Oscar Robertson led the Royals with 24 points, Jack Twyman had 27, and Wilt Chamberlain topped the visitors with 41. The contest was the lone game on the schedule.
A roundup of football results shows Penn State 16 over Pitt 0 and Notre Dame 35 over Iowa 12. Michigan State edged Illinois 7 to 6 while Oklahoma State beat Kansas State 30 to 6. West Coast games include Southern Cal 14 defeating UCLA 3 and Stanford 30 over California 13.
Amherst halfback John North Williams center Mike Reily and Southern Connecticut quarterback Bob Griffin headline the ECAC small college all east selections. New England players also include Ends Carroll Hebbel Amherst Roger Milicr Southern Connecticut Tackle Walter McCarthy AIC Guard Chuck Scarpulla Rhode Island Backs Doug Fearon Williams Pete Schindler AIC.
Boston awaits word on fullback Larry Garron after an ankle injury against Buffalo. X rays will reveal if it is a sprain or fracture. The Oilers beat San Diego 33 27 delaying Boston’s AFL East title bid with three games left. Tom Yewcic led the Bills game with three TD passes.
The Quebec Aces and Hershey Bears both sit atop the Western Division with 24 points after a night of games. The Aces beat the Pittsburgh Hornets 4-1 for their ninth straight win, while Rochester ended Hershey’s eight game streak with a 7-3 victory. Springfield edged Buffalo 2-1, and Baltimore and Providence tied 4-4. Bill Sweeney scored twice for Springfield, Art Erickson tallied Buffalo’s only goal, and Gil Mayer stood out in Providence’s 4-4 tie with Baltimore.
The opening baseball convention saw three major trades including Boston Red Sox sending batting champion Pete Runnels to the Houston Colts for outfielder Roman Mejias. Baltimore acquired catcher Dick Brown from Detroit for Gus Triandos and Whitey Herzog. Detroit picked up third baseman John Phillips from Cleveland in exchange for pitchers Ron Nischwitz and Gordon Seyfried. Houston plans to move Runnels to second base as the minor league meetings begin with a major league draft.
The Long Beach Chiefs, recently relocated from Hawaii, beat Oakland 104-83 to stay undefeated after six games. Bill Spivey led with 29 points before fouling out as the Chiefs pulled away in the fourth quarter. Chicago beat Kansas City 101-99 and Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 118-106 in other games.
The Syracuse 137 over New York 126 highlighted Sunday results. Chicago edged Detroit 104 103. St Louis beat Boston 97 95. Los Angeles defeated Cincinnati 129 123. Cincinnati topped San Francisco 128 115.
Mauro Mina of Peru outpointed Henry Hank in New York while Mitsunori Seki of Japan knocked out Omnoi Laem Fapha in Tokyo. The Detroit and Thailand venues hosted the respective events with decisive outcomes.
Boston roared back from a winless skid with a 5-2 victory against Toronto at the Garden. Cliff Pennington Johnny Bucyk Charlie Burns and others scored as goalie Bobby Perreault stopped 26 shots in front of 9,509 fans. Next up is Chicago.
The standings show Boston tied Montreal 5 5 and Boston defeated Toronto 5 to 2. Detroit and Chicago split a 3 2 result, with New York and Montreal also posting a 3 1 score. No games scheduled today. Tuesday's schedule lists no games.
Dartmouth completes perfect season and Ivy crown as Harvard defeats Yale for Big Three title. Al Snyder paces scoring with eight points. McCarthy nears area scoring title with 80. Holy Cross seeks balanced attack from Concannon Graham Hennessey back for BC with Whalen Crump Cicci.
Area deer kills list names residents from Sunderland Arlington and surrounding towns with dates and locations. Victims include Ralph Morse Jr. Bruce Mears Paul A. Ennis Norman J. Mattison Duane Mattison Philip Mattison Jr Albert Boynton Jr Lawrence Baker Jr Gale Evans Frederick Pulver Roger D. Secoy Marion Pierce Sherman Moffitt Winfred Dufresne Walter Ronewicz John A. Labonowski William Allard and others with locations in Arlington Stratton Peru Woodford Manchester Hoosick Falls and Somerset.
Top ranked Southern California remained undefeated by routing UCLA while Wisconsin defeated Minnesota 14-9 and Arkansas crushed Texas Tech 34-0. Texas won on Thursday, Penn State blanked Pitt 16-0, LSU beat Tulane 38-3, Nebraska beat Oklahoma 346. Mississippi and Alabama did not play.
Wininger captured the $35,000 Orlando Open at Rio Pinar with a 72-hole 274, one stroke ahead of Bert Weaver. He suffered a shotgun-thumb injury and a broken tooth before the final round yet posted a 67 to seal the win and a $5,300 first prize. Don Finsterwald finished three back, with Miller Barber and Ted Kroll tied at 279.
Don Carter of St. Louis clinched his fifth World Invitational title in six years after a four game battle with Ray Bluth, winning by Petersen points 320.46 to 320.17 despite a final game loss. Marion Ladewig captured the women's title, defeating Judy Audsley to claim her third World crown.
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