1962 All-Southwest Conference football picks named by UPI
Arkansas and Texas lead the 1982 all conference selections with multiple players each, while SMU and Texas fail to place. Ny Moore of Arkansas tops back votes near unanimous. teammates Branch Mazzanti and Trail key linemen. Park and Raesz highlight end and guard votes. Ford, Appleton, and Treadwell notable.
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UPI
Temas
Arkansas
United Press International
Southern Methodist
Texas Nition
Conrence
Texas
Razorbacks
Ny Moore
Jesse Branch
Jerry Mazzanti
Ray Trail
Ford
Tommy Ford
Scott Appleton
Parks
Appleton
Raesz
Mazzanti
Southernethodist
Ray Schoenke
Notre Dame Tops St Francis Pa in Early Season Win
Notre Dame improved to 3 0 by defeating St Francis Pa 101 70 at South Bend Senior guard John Matthews scored 20 points to lead the Irish while Sandy Williams matched him with 20 for St Francis Pa Also noted were strong efforts by Hilini and Washington as the season's early action continued across multiple college games including Georgia Tech New Mexico Boston College and Florida State.
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United Press International
Notre Dame
St. Francis
South Bend
Ind
John Matthews
Matthews
Sandy Williams
Hilini
Hiinors
Madison Square Garden
University of Washington
Ilini
Dave Downey
Bob Starnes
Pacific Coast
Downey
Starnes
Georgia Tech
Southern Methodist
Yellow Jackets
Soph Jim Caldwell
SMU Football Letters Awarded to Clarke and Campbell
Friday December 7 1962 Clarke and Campbell receive varsity letters for SMU football at the annual banquet. Clarke senior son of Mr and Mrs Jack Clarke played fullback and was among the team's leading ground gainers. Campbell junior son of Mr and Mrs Homer Campbell shifted from defensive halfback in 1961 to quarterback in 1962 and led Mustang ground gainers though injured missing Baylor and TCU games and may have one year of eligibility left while considering law school plans.
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Bonham Purple Warriors
SMU
John Ed Clarke
Jack Clarke
Don Campbell
Homer Campbell
Clarke
Ponies
Campbell
Mustangs
Baylor
T.C.U
Bondi
Packers Aiming For Two Wins Before West Coast Trip
Green Bay seeks two victories to stay ahead of Detroit and set up a rematch with the New York Giants for the NFL title. They face the 49ers in San Francisco while Detroit hosts Minnesota, with Packers favored by 11 and Lions by 45.
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Janked Press International
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Ae Giants
Green Bay
Lions
San Francisco
Detroit
Minnseota Vikings
Giants
Cleveland Browns
New York
Washington Redskins
Baltimore Colts
CBS
West Coast
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas Cowboys
Cardinals
Louis
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Colts
Redskins
Los Angeles
Chicago
Paul Hornung
Dan Currie
Packers
Forty Niners
IL to approve Little Rock and Indianapolis join, 1963 schedule planned
The Inter national League will ratify the admission of its two newest members Little Rock and Indianapolis at a December 15 16 meeting in Indianapolis. The league will also approve the sale of Richmond farm club from the New York Yankees to Romeo J Champagne of Manchester New Hampshire and draw up the 1963 league schedule for adoption.
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New York
UPI
International League
Little Rock
Indianapolis
Tommy Richardson
Richmond
New York Yankees
Romeo J. Champagne
Manchester
Schoolboy Playoffs Set Semifinalists Across Texas Classes AA and A
Tonight 10 of 16 Texas schoolboy football semifinalists are to be named as AA and A fill their quarterfinals. Key matchups include Denver City with Winters and Jacksboro with Mineola in AA, and Rotan facing Sunray and New London meeting Smithville in A. Tomorrow features top AAAA and AAA teams Borger, Spring Branch, Dumas, Brownwood, and others in decisive games shaping the finals race.
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Denver City
Winters
Jacksboro-Mineola
Rotan- Sunray
New London-Smithville
Jacksboro
New London
Rotan
Borger
Spring Branch
San Angelo
Beaumont South Park
AAA
Dumas
Brownwood
Orange
Bay City
Austin Johnston
Pharr-San Juan
Rockdale
Sinton
Missouri City
Albany
Syracuse Orangemen Favored Over UCLA In Televised Clash
Syracuse and UCLA meet at Memorial Coliseum in the final 1965 season game. Syracuse aims for a .500 record but loses star fullback Rill Schoonover to a shoulder injury. UCLA boosted by a 9 7 season opening win over Ohio State and a 44 point victory versus Navy.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Syracuse University
Orangemen
UCLA
Memorial Coliseum
Ohio State
Syracuse
Navy
Rill Schoonover
ACC Wigs USC With Thrilling Texas Showing at Stephenville
ACC led by Jim Reynolds 27 points beat Tarleton State 70 69 as lead changes hit 14. Don Moon 25 for Tarleton. East Texas Baptist crushed Arlington State 69 43. Texas A I 80 Corpus Christi 67. Stephen F Austin 49 38 over McNeese State. Tyler Junior College 66 Panola College 40. Grambling downed Bishop College.
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United Press Internatior
Texas
Stephenville
Abilene Christian
Tarleton State
Tarleton
Jim Reynolds
ACC
Don Moon
East Texas Baptist
Arlington State
Texas A&i
University of Corpus Christi
Stephen F
Major Leads Wife Friends to Safety Missing East German Major Escapes to West
An East German army major escaped with his family and two friends through barbed wire and a foggy river to Berlin's American sector at dawn. He headed the East German 2nd Border Brigade's investigative department and was among the highest ranking officers to flee since the wall went up fifteen months ago.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
2Nd Border Brigade
Texans sign Jerrel Wilson from Southern Mississippi
The Dallas Texans announce the signing of Jerrel Wilson a 6 foot 4 inch 225 pound linebacker from Southern Mississippi their 11th round pick. Wilson who had a 42 yard punting average for Southern Miss the top ranked small college team was signed by Texans representative Jim Beavers on campus. He is the Texans fourth draft choice to sign.
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Dallas
UPI
Dallas Texans
Jerrel Wilson
Southern Mississippi
Texans
Wilson
Southern Miss
Jim Beavers
Mississippi
Tresh Named AL Rookie of the Year for 1962
Yankee Tom Tresh, switch hitter and outfielder infielder, won the American League Rookie of the Year after a 111 game stint at shortstop and 43 in the outfield. He hit .286 with 178 hits, 20 homers, 93 RBIs, and 62 pitching-led games figures cited, sharing the 1962 honors alongside MVP Mickey Mantle.
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Boston
UPI
Yankee
Tom Tresh
Baseball Writers Association
Tresh
Central Michigan University
Mickey Mantle
New York
Tony Kubek
Kubek
Mike Tresh
Tom
BBWA
Bob Rodgers
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Bernie Allen
Los Angeles
Dean Chance
Dick Radatz
Allen
Chance
Radatz
Leonard C of C Faces Busy Night in Leonard
Leonard C of C prepares for a busy Monday session. Members will plan dedication services for the new post office and city hall, finalize the Silver Dollar Christmas Give-Away, organize the clean-up drive, and discuss a February public relations course. Tom Hymer, president, notes a barbecue will be held.
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Leonard
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Leonard Chamber of Commerce
Tom Hymer
Tech Drops Two. Georgia Tech, New Mexico Win Intersecting Tilts
Georgia Tech beat SMU 73 56 at Atlanta as Jim Caldwell scored 16 and Davie Siegmund led SMU with 14. New Mexico cruised past Tech 90 4 at Albuquerque behind 33 points from Large Harge who also dominated the boards. Tech's Sid Wail scored 19 in the loss. New Mexico remained undefeated in three games.
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Caldwell
Dave Siegmund
Southern Methodist
New Mexico
Texas Tech
Ira Harge
Boston College
Harvard
St. Bonaventure
Villa Madonna
Columbia
Colgate
Rhode Island
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Florida State
Utah
Los Angeles State
United Press Internetioz
Tense Tech
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
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Albuquerque
Texas Christian
Centenary
Fort Worth
Texas A&m
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Baylor
Houston
University of Houston
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Bayou
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Missouri
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Texas
Tulane
New Orleans
TCU
Jackets
Georgia Tech
Jim Caldwel
Davie Siegmund
Dave Somerville
Harge
Fra
Red Raiders
Raiders
Sid Wail
Lubbock
Community Meeting to Elect Officers in Leonard
At 6 30 p m the Community Public Service building hosts a meeting before the business session. Members will discuss future business and elect new officers for the coming year. All business and professional people and others interested in Leonard are invited.
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Hymer
Leonard
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