Michigan State Holds Top Spot In First UPI Ratings
Michigan State retains No 1 after a 28-10 win over North Carolina State as UCLA debuts at No 2 with a 57-14 victory over Pittsburgh. USC, Michigan, Purdue, and others fill the top ranks with several teams awaiting season openers.
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Jets Build Big Lead In League Statistics
New York Jets have come of age and already led the AFL in early 1963 statistics after winning their first two games of the season. Their prior best years were 7-7 in 1960 and 1961 as the club shows rising form and wrath on rivals.
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MSJ Triumphs In Sectionals Golf Title Claim
Bud McGinnis of Mount St. Joseph shot a 79 to lead MSJ to the southern sectional crown in the Interscholastic Golf Championships. Pam Fisk led girls with 89, and Dave Frankiewicz and Gail Davis were second in boys and girls. Springfield placed second in team scoring 346 to MSJ’s 339.
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New Bronco Head Coach Namely Blames Not Players
Denver Broncos interim head coach Ray Malavasi, a former lineman, rejects the idea the team lacks material. He spoke after Mac Speedie’s resignation following a 24 10 defeat to the Boston Patriots and amid a winless AFL start.
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Huskies Discover Scoring Threat
Connecticut coach John Toner identifies Roy Lawrence as a scoring threat after a 48 yard field goal in a Brown scrimmage. Huskies regain strength despite virus troubles. three players expected to miss Yale opener. Denver Broncos' winless stretch over six years noted, with coaching shuffle and Malavasi cited for emergency appointment.
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Boston Reservist Problem Ends Without a Hitch
Boston reports that coach Mike Holovak will start Jim Nance at fullback against the Kansas City Chiefs as Nance and Jay Cunningham were granted permission to skip National Guard drills. Nance leads AFL ground gainers with 194 yards at 5.4 per carry. Both athletes were to attend drills in Stoughton but received approval to make them up later.
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Baseball Standings Monday's Results Bast. 11 Calif. 9 in 10 innings
Bast. defeats Calif. 11 to 9 in extra innings to stay atop the standings in a rain delayed Monday game. California rallied to force extra frames but Bast. pulled away with clutch hits and bullpen work to secure the win.
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Molly Stark Soccer Pats at Whitingham Visit
The Mt Anthony Patriots travel to Whitingham for a Molly Stark League match. Whitingham, 2-0-0, beat Leland and Gray 3-2 and Arlington 2-1. Mt Anthony is 1-1 after week one with results including a 7-2 win over Wilmington and a 3-2 loss to Burr and Burton.
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Williamstown Driver Captures Fairmont Speedway Feature
Carl Moore of Williamstown Massachusetts won the 25 lap feature at Fairmont Speedway Sunday. He took the lead from John Richmond of Peace Dale Rhode Island near halfway and held off Harold Mountain of Oak Hill New York to win decisively.
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Williams Scrimmage Highlights and Injury Plight
Williams College coach Frank Navarro praised the defense in the 14-0 preseason scrimmage loss to Columbia and noted offense improvement but warned of a long week ahead to face Trinity. injuries to Lotman Varnedoe Pascoe may alter starting lineup with Bill Oliver Potter Quinn stepping in.
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UPI College Football Ratings Report
UPI released major college football rankings listing first place votes and records in parentheses for each team. The report notes current standings and non lost records as of the latest poll from New York.
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Townley and Jelley Win Lebanon Feature Race
Jerry Townley of Catskill NY won the Promoter's Trophy at Lebanon Valley Speedway over Karl Haeussel of Latham NY. Lyle Jelley of North Pownal VT claimed the 20 lap special, while Joe Ruggeri won the 28 car demolition derby. The track plans its Lebanon 200 mile event with Oct 2 as rain date.
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AFL Star Says NFL Better in Depth Defense
New York Lincoln Lines backer Tommy Addison of the AFL Boston Patriots says the NFL still edges the AFL in overall play especially in the defensive secondary and quarterback depth. Addison notes the need for four years of cohesion to build a strong secondary and predicts a highly meaningful championship game for the AFL with pride and money on the line.
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Bears bagged in Glastonbury Range reported in Wilmington
The first bear taken was Peter Johnson of Wilmington and a small cub by Robert Koch of Falls Church, Pa. Johnson's bear weighed about 100 pounds and both were bagged in the Glastonbury Range, as reported to town clerk Mrs. Russell Fitch.
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