Ohio State Cagers 3rd in AP Poll as Cincinnati Holds Top Spot
Cincinnati Bearcats dominated the AP poll with 449 points and 44 first-place votes, Duke second, Ohio State third after a 76-69 win over West Virginia. Colorado and Illinois join top ten, while Indiana Kentucky Wichita drop out.
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Bearcats Lead UPI Ratings With Top Three Lock
Cincinnati Duke and Loyola of Chicago held the top three spots in the UPI major college basketball ratings. Ohio State remained a surprise in the top five, while the list includes Arizona, Stanford, Drake and Minnesota among others with varying votes and records.
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Terry Baker Named UPI Back of the Year for 1962
Terry Baker of Oregon State, a 6 foot 3 inch left handed quarterback, was named 1962 Back of the Year by the United Press International. He won with 157 votes, well ahead of runner up Jerry Stovall of LSU, and sparked interest as he considers pro football after the season.
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Baker Wins Maxwell Award for 1962 Season
Oregon State quarterback Terry Baker, 21, won the Maxwell Football Club’s 26th annual Outstanding College Player award for 1962. He led the nation in total offense with 2,276 yards and passed for 1,738 yards, completing 112 of 203. Baker plans a pro career after being drafted No. 1 by the Los Angeles Rams.
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Judy Kimball Named Woman Golfer of Year
Judy Kimball of Sioux City won the Ladies PGA event this season in her second year and was named woman golfer of the year. She will be honored at the 20th Annual National Sports Award dinner on December 28 by the Los Angeles Times.
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Pheasant's Best Friend May Be Striped Kitty
Everett Kahler of Bran don, with six companions, stalked pheasants in a brush patch when a large striped skunk wandered between his legs. Startled, he backed away in alarm and his group bolted, leaving any birds undisturbed.
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Eagles Lodge Plans Father-Son Banquet
The Eagles lodge announces a father son sports banquet set for late January or early February. Jim Meaghan chairs the banquet committee with Les Melsha and Harold Kline assisting. The group seeks a nationally known speaker.
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Bowling Highlights features high scores in women and men
Mary Roseberry led women with a 220 while Mary Millis added a 216 and a 542 in the Dudes & Dames league. Neal Randall posted a 252 high game in men’s play, with Roy Laub close behind at 247 and 624 series as Dick Burger rolled 608.
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Wash Whips Marion In Soph Wrestling
Washington defeated Marion 41 0 in a sophomore wrestling meet. Mike Johnson registered the fastest fall in 1 2 and Johnson had wins over Dennis and Georg Jaques while Fritz Lutz and Curt Stolba contributed by pinning or decision wins. Pete Telenson also earned a heavyweight fall as Washington dominated with multiple pins and decisions.
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Boston Acquires Mantilla in Stallard Green Trade
The Boston Red Sox announce a trade sending pitcher Tracy Stallard and infielder Pumpsie Green to the New York Mets in exchange for utility player Mantilla. Mantilla played infield and outfield last season and had been drafted by the Mets a year earlier.
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Chris Everson Edits Local Stories On Air
Chris Everson edits local stories for KCRG TV 9. WEATHER IN MOTION airs 5 55 PM Monday through Friday on MIDWEST EVENING REPORT. The team delivers regional weather forecasts and local news updates.
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Alden Matmen Edge Tama-Toledo 28 11 in Weekend Meet
Alden defeated Tama-Toledo 28 11 as eight of 11 matches were won. Key results include Jim Lewis 6 3 Earl Haberman 1 Jerry Ryan 7 0 Doug Montan 3 0 and Doug Selatt 0 in a tightly contested team showing.
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Notable Scores From Prep to Pro Across Leagues
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Pistons Win But Nelson Gets 25
Detroit Pistons beat Chicago Zephyrs 109 to 100 at a neutral Baltimore court. Don Ohl led with 25 points while Walt Bellamy scored 36 and rookie Don Nelson added 25 as Chicago totaled 37 field goals.
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