Fifteen Big Ten Stars On East Shrine Squad
New York AP reports fifteen players from the Big Ten are among the 24 named to the East squad for the 38th East-West Shrine game in San Francisco on December 29. selections include Iowa pair Larry Ferguson and Earl McQuiston, Notre Dame QB Daryle Lamonica, Ohio State backs Bill Minkowski and Bill Armstrong, and Michigan State’s George Saimes and Jim Robitt among others.
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Syracuse
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Gene Heeter
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Bob Vogel
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Don Brumm
Jim Bobbitt
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Clemson
Ed Budde
Dave Meggyesy
John Draksier
Pitt
Bill Armstrong
Jay Robertson
Northwestern Bucks
Daryle Lamonica
Notre Dame
Bill Minkowski
Jim Moss
George Saimes
Woody Moore
Indiana
Paul Flatley
Northwestern
Jerry Jones
Minnesota
Roy Walker
USC To Be Honored at N.Y. Dinner
USC to receive the MacArthur Bowl as top college team after a perfect season. The National Football Foundation will honor 12 new Hall of Fame inductees and Supreme Court Justice Byron R. White with the Gold Medal at the New York dinner. Inductees include coaches Tuss McLaughery and players Pat O'Dea Phil King Jack Minds Andy Wyant Benny Boynton Guy Chamberlain Dan Hill Cal Hubbard John McEwan Joe Routt Bill Spears. O'Dea King and Routt are deceased.
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Centenary
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Army
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Texas A&m
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Vanderbilt
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Ortiz Retains Lightweight Crown With KO in Tokyo
Carlos Ortiz of New York defended his world lightweight title by stopping Japan’s Teruo Kosaka in the fifth round. Ortiz, a Puerto Rico native, unleashed sharp lefts then a crushing right, flooring the 22-year-old challenger, who could not rise after the knockdown. Kosaka ranked fifth by the World Boxing Association showed pain before slumping.
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World Boxing Association
U S Cagers Tie For Top In International Meet
The United States and Canada shared first in team standings after the U S defeated Puerto Rico 79 to 60 at the International basketball tournament in Manila. Dennis Boone led U S scoring with 19 points as Nationalist China beat Australia 72 to 62 in the same session.
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Quezon City
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Cincinnati Tops UPI Coaches Poll In First Week
New York (UPI) Cincinnati received 33 of 35 first-place votes and 348 points to lead the initial national college basketball rankings. Duke second with 285, Loyola Chicago third, West Virginia fourth, Oregon State fifth, as Ohio State and others trail.
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Worsley Is Lost
The New York Rangers of the National Hockey League lost goalie Lorne Gump Worsley indefinitely when he was admitted to St. Clare's hospital with an injured left shoulder placed in traction on Monday.
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New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Lorne ““Gump
Worsley
St. Clare’s Hospital
Who Is This Gary Bradds? Bradds sparks OSU win and era buzz
Ohio State freshman star Gary Bradds scored 31 points to lift the Buckeyes to an 84-59 home victory over St Louis, matching the aura of Jerry Lucas and drawing campus jeers at St Louis coach John Benington. The Associated Press recap highlights Bradds as a sophomore scoring force and notes other top-15 teams posting wins and upsets across the country.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
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Benington
Osuna Powers Mexico To Davis Cup Lead in Madras
Rafael Osuna of Mexico defeated India's Ramana Krishnan in a five set Davis Cup interzone final match to give Mexico a 2-0 lead. Osuna won 8-6 2-6 7-5 6-8 6-4 after the fourth set was resumed at 6-6 following a darkness break. The win came despite Krishnan taking the fourth set.
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India
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Ramanathan Krishnan
Osuna
Krishnan
Mays Named Sultan of Swat for 1962 Slugging Lead
Baltimore AP Willie Mays Giants outfielder earned the Sultan of Swat honor for 1962 from the Maryland Professional Baseball Players Assn. He will receive the Gold Crown award at the Tops in Sports banquet in Baltimore on January 14.
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Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Sultan of Swat
Maryland Professional Baseball Players Assn
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