Guglielmi Cleared as Giants Ready for Playoff Test
Ralph Guglielmi, Giants' second string quarterback, cleared by Dr. Francis Sweeney to be ready if needed in the NFL title game against Green Bay. Y. A. Tittle shows good form as he leads the offense. coach Allie Sherman notes outdoor practice to dial in. Green Bay arrives as the rival prepares to loosen up in New York with expectations of a young, improving club.
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N.Y
Ralph Guglielmi
New York Giants
Francis Sweeney
Green Bay
Sweeney
Guglielmi
Don Chandler
Tittle
Dallas
Allie Sherman
Army Fieldhouse
West Point
Giants
Sherman
Tom Miller
New York
Packers
Stadium
Bull Voted 1962 NFL Rookie of the Year by UPI
Ron Bull of the Chicago Bears named 1962 NFL Rookie of the Year by United Press International. The Baylor alum, listed at 200 pounds, led Chicago with 363 rushing yards and 113 carries while adding 31 receptions for 331 yards and returning nine kickoffs for 26 yards each despite a slow start and limited preseason play.
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UPI
Ron Bull
Chicago Bears
Friday
National Football League
United Press International
Baylor
Bears
Huff Wins Pair at Pan-American Wrestling Trials
Tom Huff of Iowa defeated Jim Rogers of Oklahoma State in the first round at 138.5 pounds and pinned Bill Brown of Tulsa in 7:10 of the second round. Fran McCan and Steve Combs also competed for Iowa as 113 grapplers entered the trials seeking a U S berth for Brazil. Gordon Hassmann of Iowa State was eliminated after a loss and forfeit.
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Vic Tisone
Colorado
Steve Combs
Iowa
Bruce Landry
Air Force
Alonzo Edwards
Northeast
Gordon Hassmann
Iowa State
Mike Reding
Oklahoma State
Oelwein Beats West Central 70-63 in Thursday Basketball
Oelwein defeated West Central 70 to 63 as Ken Cooper scored 18 points and Leslie Stein added 23 for West Central. Oelwein reserves posted a 60 to 31 win.
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West Central
Ken Cooper
Leslie Stein
Oelwein
Groom Admits Setting Blaze at Buffalo Raceway
George F. Briggs of Mansfield Massachusetts admitted an urge to set a fire at Buffalo Raceway that killed 19 harness horses valued at $50 000 and caused the death of fellow groom Robert Wimberly in Hamburg New York Police charged Briggs with arson after he was seen entering the barn before the blaze He reportedly ignited straw with a cigarette lighter
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N.Y
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George F. Briggs
Mansfield
Mass
New York State
Robert Wimberly
Philadelphia
Hamburg
Briggs
South Winneshiek Hosts Alumni Basketball Games Saturday
CALMAR The South Winneshiek girls and boys basketball teams meet alumni Saturday at 7 p.m. in the South high gym. A post game dance for students and alumni follows, sponsored by the student council. refreshments served by the music boosters. Admission is free.
Wash Aims At Jeffs Mat String
Washington seeks to extend its 20 match winning streak when it meets Jefferson at the Jefferson gym Saturday. Reserve bouts begin at 6 30 p m with the varsity match around 7 45 p m. Bo Camerons J Hawks arrive as defending state champions after a 28 10 win over West Waterloo that snapped the opponents 16 dual win streak. Jeff counters with return qualifiers Steve Childs Al Sievertson and Monty Rierson plus heavyweight Jim Hoffman leading the attack for coach Lloyd Wilson.
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Jefferson
Bo Cameron
J-Hawks
West Waterloo
Jeff
Steve Childs
al Sievertson
Monty Rierson
Jim Hoffman
Lloyd Wilson
Janitors Edge King of Clubs in Dubuque Tourney Opener
Cedar Rapids janitors powered past King of Clubs 66 to 46 in the first round of an eight team basketball tournament in Dubuque. Tanner scored 22 points and Dick Knowles added 15 to lead the victory.
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Cedar Rapids
Tanner
Dick Knowles
King of Clubs
Wash Matmen Get Sophin
Washington of Cedar Rapids defeated Iowa City 37 to 9 in a sophomore wrestling match. Results list Wash wins by decision or fall at multiple weights with wrestlers including Reig, Mure, Cass, Huntsinger, Nelson, Workman, Melichar and Demarrais.
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Cedar Rapids
John Reig
Wash
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Farnsworth
Jack Mure Wash
Mare
Erry Gorley
Brenneman
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Noemaker
J.C
John Cass
Huntsinger
Don Childers
Bessen Koni
Williams
Ed Nelson
Lundavist
Tom Workman
Miller
Dick Melichar
Steve Demarrais
Blackman
Ted Smalley Third in Cotton Rodeo Steer Event
UPI reports Ted Smalley of Fairfax Iowa finished third in the steer roping event at the Cotton Rodeo in Dallas Texas.
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Ted Smalley
Dallas, Texas
Smalley Wins Cotton Bowl Rodeo with 18.2 Seconds
At the Cotton Bowl rodeo Meridian Texas rider Smalley rode a steer in 18.2 seconds to take first, with Tex Martin from Thursday night Meridian placing first in the event.
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Tex Martin
Meridian
Tex
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