Trojans Named 1962 AP National Football Champions
Southern California was voted the 1962 national college football champion in the final AP poll, finishing unbeaten and first with 509 points. Wisconsin second with 428, Mississippi third, Texas fourth, and Alabama fifth. The poll sets up a Rose Bowl meeting between USC and Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
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Wisconsin
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Pacific
Howard Jones
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Pasadena
Big Ten Kings
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Oklahoma
O Bama
Sooners
Big Eight Tonight Sees Mixed Results In Inter sectional Play
Kansas State and Kansas faltered as the conference went 2-3 in inter sectional games, Colorado outlasted Wichita 79-69 in double overtime with Jim Davis scoring 25 and Ken Charlton 23. Missouri beat Montana 86-66 but lost Dennis Browne for the season to a knee injury. Kansas edged by Arkansas 64-62 in OT after Tom Boyer 20 feet shot sent the game to extra period. Oklahoma opens schedule at SMU under new coach Bob Stevens.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
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Jim Davis
Ken Charlton
Dave Stallworth
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Minnesota
Tex Winter
Roger Suttner
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Bob Vanatta
Bob Price
Mizzou
Dick Harp
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Houston
Nebraska
Tommy Boyer
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Oklahoma
Bob Stevens
SMU
Advent Sunday Observed by Humboldt Methodist Church
Humboldt Methodist Church observed the first Sunday in Advent with baptisms for four infants and several adults, 21 new members, a Family Night buffet and carols, and comments on missions giving. Guests from Humboldt and Chanute attended a retirement party for George McKinsey, and local church events included film viewing and December programs organized by church groups. Volunteers and clergy led services and prayers as the season began.
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Humboldt
Humboldt Methodist Church
Gene Taylor
Annette Marie, Reaves
Leon Reaves
Kimberly Lyne Works
Tom Works
Sharon Linn Campbell
William Campbell
Terri Michelle Middendorf
Jerry Middendorf
Tim Yockey
Wayne
R. J. Barnard
R. W. Blattner
Clyde Snender
Sally Nord
Margaret Blattner
Richard Googins
Presbyterian Church
C. S. Williams
Malcolm Higgins
A. L. Googins
Richard
Hornets, of B Post Victories
Emporia State defeated Arkansas State 94-83 led by Johnny Mack Allen 27 points. College of Emporia beat Friends 70-63 as Doug Glaysher 21 and Larry Chaney 18 sparked a comeback from a 31-18 halftime lead. College of Emporia notching its second win. Friends dropped to four losses.
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College of Emporia
Friends
Johnny Mack Allen
Doug Glaysher
Larry Chaney
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Chaney
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Buffs and Bearcats Lead In Two Overtime Wins
Drake surprised Indiana at Bloomington as the Missouri Valley Conference split four interleague games. Cincinnati outclassed Virginia 91-42 with Ron Bonham scoring 30 for the top-ranked Bearcats. Wichita State pushed Colorado into two overtimes before falling 79-69 led by Dave Stallworth's 32 points. Ohio State beat St. Louis 84-59 as Gary Bradds scored 31. Valley teams went 9-2 against outside foes. North Dakota visits Bradley while Hardin-Simmons plays North Texas tonight.
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Hahn
Hoosiers
Cincinnati
Virginia
Ron Bonham
Bearcats
Associated Press
Wichita
Colorado
Dave Stallworth
Ohio State
St. Louis
Gary Bradds
Buckeye
Jerry Lucas
North Dakota
Bradley
Hardin-Simmons
North Texas
College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
Recap of numerous college games across regions with results including Duquesne over Kent State 62 50 Northwestern over Pittsburgh 57 55 Penn State 77 over Lehigh 49 and many more indicating wins by Georgia Pittsburgh and others with several overtime contests and high scoring performances.
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Kent State
Northwestern
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Lehigh
Colby
Maine
Shrine Bowl East Eleven Is Selected
The Shrine Bowl East Eleven picks a Midwest dominated squad for the 38th Shrine game led by Notre Dame’s Daryle Lamonica and Ohio State’s Bill Mrukowski. The backfield also features George Saimes, Larry Ferguson, and Paul Flatley with ends Tom Hutchinson and Art Graham and tackles Bob Vogel and Don Brumm among other standouts.
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NEW York
Daryle Lamonica
Notre Dame
Bill Mrukowski
Ohio State
Mrukowski
Lamonica
Michigan State
George Saimes
Larry Ferguson
Iowa
Paul Flatley
Northwestern
Kentucky
Tom Hutchinson
Boston College
Art Graham
Bob Vogel
Don Brumm
Purdue
Chanute and Coffeyville Open League Play Tonight
Chanute and Coffeyville clash in season openers with tossup prospects. B teams at 6:30 and 8:15 starts. Chanute hopes injuries heal for first division bid while Coffeyville relies on height and returning players. Tonight also features Lola at Independence and Columbus at Fort Scott plus Pittsburg hosting Parsons.
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Blue Comets
Comet
al Jones
Gary Oyler
Tom Mitchell
Bruce Benson
Gary Taylor
Tom McKenzie
John Benson
Ken McCoy
Lola
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Columbus
Fort Scott
Pittsburg
Parsons
Ortiz Knocks Out Kosaka In Tokyo Lightweight Title Fight
Tokyo bout ends with World Champion Carlos Ortiz defending the lightweight title after a knockout of Teru Kosaka. Paris card sees Jean Josselin defeat Angel Garcia in a separate matchup in France.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Carlos Ortiz
New York
Teru Kosaka
Japan
Paris
Jean Josselin
France
Angel Garcia
Cuba
East picks standout college gridiron players for all star squad
The East selection committee led by Andy Kerr announced the honorary all star squad. The group includes ends Tom Hutchinson Ken son Forrest Farmer John Mackey Art Graham Gene Heeter guards Earl McQuiston Ed Budde backs Daryle Lamonica Bill Minkowski Jim Moss George Saimes Larry Ferguson Woody Moore Paul Flatley Jerry Jones Roy Walker and centers Bill Armstrong Jay Robertson.
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Ed Budde
Michigan State
Andy Kerr
East Selection Committee
Tom Hutchinson
Kenson
Kentucky
Forrest Farmer
Purdue
John Mackey
Syracuse
Art Graham
Boston College
Gene Heeter
West Virginia
Bob Vogel
Ohio State
Don Brumm
Jim Bobbitt
Don Chuy
Clemson
Earl McQuiston
Iowa
Dave Meggyesy
John Centers
Bill Armstrong
Jay Robertson
Northwestern
Daryle Lamonica
Notre Dame
Bill Minkowski
Jim Moss
George Saimes
Larry Ferguson
Woody Moore
Indiana
Paul Flatley
Jerry Jones
Minnesota
Roy Walker
Cheerful remarks for Santa spark New York wit
A collection of HAL Boyle quips as sidewalk Santa faces skeptical shoppers and city inspectors. The jokes lampoon license checks, bureaucratic harassment, and holiday hardships with sharp street humor from a New York AP report.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Santa Claus
Kansas City Has Great Potential In Pro Football Rise
AFL commissioner Joe Foss says Kansas City could snag an AFL franchise, believes Oakland may stay with a strong bid from Kansas City and New Orleans. He predicts a top No 1 franchise once a new stadium is built and notes AFL growth with 14 million viewers vs 16 million for the NFL.
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Joe Foss
Oakland
New Orleans
AFL
Foss
New York Titans
Titans
New York
College prospects signing tally cited by commissioner
The commissioner announced signing a majority of the top 175 college prospects last year. He noted the NFL disagreed, yet pointed to six offensive and six defensive starters in the college all star game in Chicago in August, a 12 to 10 edge over the NFL.
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NFL
Chicago
Chanute Tribune Highlights From December 4 1962 Issue
Chanute Tribune pages dated December 4 1962 report local news and community notes. Officials in Chanute Kansas oversee school events sports updates and civic happenings with brief notices and announcements.
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