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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1962

Page

39

Iowa Bowl In Cage Final and Rose Bowl Reflections

The report covers the Iowa Bowl in cage final with a 64-57 score and discusses Rose Bowl lore. It highlights Wisconsin’s season, Indiana and Purdue’s standings, USC’s Rose Bowl record, and Jeter’s 1959 California rout Rose Bowl marks. It also notes Harold Still joining Coe coach Glenn Drahn for a discussion, and Wisconsin kicker Kroner vs Hendrickson comparison.

Wisconsin Badgers Indiana Purdue Southern Cal AAWU Trojans Michigan Ohio State Iowa California Bob Jeter Jeter Georgia UCLA Cedar Rapids Big Ten Illinois Northwestern Minnesota

I State Ace Leads North To 10 6 Victory In Rain

Iowa State quarterback Dave Hoppmann piloted the Northern all-stars to a 10 6 win over the Rebels on a soggy Blue Gray gridiron. Jim Kanicki of Michigan State kicked a 40 yard field goal and added the decisive extra point. Hoppmann received the honor as the game’s outstanding player despite limited passing with seven incompletions and a rare successful Blue aerial.

Ben Wilson USC Iowa Wisconsin Don Hendrickson Ivor Stanley The Gazette Hendrickson Milt Bruhn Montgomery Ala Iowa State Dave Hoppmann Hoppmann Paul Christman Jim Kanicki Michigan State Kanicki Blues Dentase Verdape Gray O Michigan Butts Ohio State Gray— Gambrell South Carolina Cuozzo Virginia Associated Press Hoppy Hoppman

East Triumphs 25-19 In Shrine Game Thriller

Purdue’s Jack Mollenkopf praised for ball handling as East beat West 25-19 at the East-West Shrine spectacle. Daryle Lamonica connected with Syracuse’s John Mackey for key scores while Larry Ferguson’s 2 yard run with 1:27 left sealed the victory before 60,107. Ferguson, Iowa captain, noted he valued the comeback drive and the final touchdown.

San Francisco Purdue Jack Mollenkopf Mollenkopf Miami Ohio Ewee Oe Aus Flatley Mollen Syracuse John Mackey Lamonica Michigan State George Saimes Cabell Northwestern E Dat Eaone Ned Abies West Mackey Lee Bobbitt Goodw Gives Mansfield Leaer Iowa Larry Ferguson

Seven-Foot Star Leads Oregon State Past Iowa for 8th Classic Title

Oregon State defeated Iowa 64-57 in the Far West Classic final to claim its eighth consecutive championship and 18th straight tournament win. Mel Counts scored 35 points to pace the Beavers, who pulled away late as Iowa battled back from a 47-35 deficit. The Hawkeyes return to Cedar Rapids Sunday.

Portland Ore Oregon State Iowa Hawks Mel Counts

Packers Favored In Nfl Title Clash At Yankee Stadium

Green Bay holds a one touchdown edge over the New York Giants in the NFL title game at Yankee Stadium with a potential snow rain mix forecast. Lombardi listens on Hornung knee status while Kramer or Wood likely handles kickoff as the Packers lean on Tay lor and Ringo for a power run attack. Y A Tittle leads the Giants who seek to erase last year's 37 point defeat to the Packers as 63,891 fans pack the venue. The total gross gate nears 1.25 million with NBC TV rights and local film and radio adds.

NEW York Green Bay New York Giants Yankee Stadium Vince Lombardi Packers Paul Hornung Lombardi Kramer Willie Wood Allie Sherman Giants Jim Taylor Hornung Moore Jim Ringo Y. A. Tittle NBC Associated Press Bart Starr

Illinois Zips To 92 74 Win Over W Va

Fourth ranked Illinois rallied from a 69 67 deficit with a 25 5 run in the final six minutes to defeat West Virginia 92 74 and capture the Holiday Festival tournament title at Madison Square Garden. The Illini improved to 8 0 with a 12 125 crowd watching the championship clincher.

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