Terry Baker Is Voted Top Gridder of Year
Oregon State quarterback Terry Baker named outstanding college back in AP poll of sportswriters and broadcasters. Baker edged LSU star Jerry Stovall with George Mira and Ron Van der Kelen following. Baker led OSU 8-2 with 2,276 yards and 13 TDs while earning Heisman Maxwell and All-America honors.
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Bob Green
NEW York
Oregon State
Associated Press
Baker
Jerry Stovall
Louisiana State
Baker Tops In UPI Voting For 1962 Player Of The Year
Oregon State quarterback Terry Baker won the 1962 UPI Player of the Year with 152 of 347 ballots. Tackle Bobby Bell of Baker was runner up, staving off Stovall with 40 votes. Stovall was the top non quarterback in the top five. Browns sign Tom Hutchinson as 1963 first draft choice.
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Oregon State
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Minnesota
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Hutchinson
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Tom Hutchinson
Iowa City Urged as Nation's Football Capital
University of Iowa publicity man Bud Suter told the South Side Civic club that Iowa City may deserve the label of football capital, noting Iowa Stadium fills near 60,000 seats five times yearly while Columbus draws crowds. He cited Cedar Rapids as a potential football center. praised Iowa for an upset over Ohio State and urged athletes to excel in academics as well as sports.
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South Side Civic Club
Cedar Rapids
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Dick Stanford
M-1
Don Bergman
Dick Freeman
Golden Gloves
Bob Martin
Lou Dvorak
Fleck
Ev Lanning
Steve Childs
Bo Cameron
Jeff
Bill Armstrong
John Ask
Bob Jennings
Regis
Tom Stastny
Tom Prescott
Randy Miller
Bill O'Deen
Iowa
University of Iowa
Bud Suter
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Oregon
Suter
Iowa City
Davenport
Paul
Forest Evashevski
Jerry Burns
Jerry
Evy
Tiny Want Ads Drive Big Sales
Brief classified notes show small ads boosting sales for local shops. Readers respond to affordable listings offering goods and services, with several merchants reporting steady inquiries and quick turnover.
Kramer Plans Return of U S Tennis Tour
The Atlanta Journal reports the professional tennis tour will resume in the United States next year. The tour, once promoted by Jack Kramer, halted for the first time in decades last year due to fan apathy.
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Atlanta Journal
United States
Jack Kramer
Moyer Bryant Rodriguez Collins Terronez Foxed in Round Wins
In separate welterweight bouts, Denny Moyer outpointed Gene Bryant in Billings. Luis Rodriguez outpointed Mel Collins in Miami Beach. Gabe Terronez stopped Charley Smith in Fresno. Eddie Macrown outpointed Rudolph Bent in Reno.
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Ariz
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Nev
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Rudolph Bent
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Iowa Sports Promotions
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