Basketball Rules Clinic at Warren High School Tonight
The third annual Basketball Rules Interpretation Clinic is held tonight at Warren Area High School gym under the Warren County Chapter of Approved PIAA Officials and the Dragon Cage squad. 7:30 start features scorers and timers training plus rule discussion with Sparta merged coach Joe Frisina in charge. Coaches and players urged to attend under the theme Building Better Basketball Through Knowledge of the Rules.
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Mighty Uniontown Grid Champs Celebrate Double Title
Harrisburg AP reports Uniontown High School closed the 1962 season with a 120 victory over Johnstown to claim its first Class AA football crown, adding to last winter’s state basketball title. Star players Ron Seple Tom Fee and Pete Smith starred in both sports as Uniontown went 10-0 with 12 straight wins. The Red Raiders beat several rivals, ending a 21-20 loss to Mount Lebanon earlier in the cycle and pursuing a long statewide winning streak alongside other top teams in a competitive season.
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NCAA and AAU Forge Temporary Pact In Sports Peace
In New York AP report says the NCAA and AAU end 24 years of conflict with a truce to last beyond the 1964 Olympics. The deal limits NCAA to educational institutions and keeps AAU as sanctioning body for international events while jointly ruling internal open competition. Basketball and gymnastics were excluded from the agreement.
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Briber Made $10,000 Haul In College Basketball Fixes
Aaron Wagman testified in the Jack Molinas trial that he earned about $10,000 from fixing college basketball games in 1959-60 and 1960-61. He said he did not profit overall, gambling away his gains. Molinas faces bribery and conspiracy charges over alleged fixes involving Billy Reed and others. Wagman also noted he and Joseph Green ended their dealings after the 1957-58 season.
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Wisconsin QB VanderKelen Named Back Of Week
Wisconsin quarterback Ron VanderKelen earned AP back of the week honors after directing a 6-2 317-6 victory over Northwestern. He credited good help and set goals of beating Illinois and Minnesota. Other performers considered included Namath Beathard Baker and DaMonica among a long list.
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Notre Dame
Joe Namath
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Southern California
Hob Schweikert
Virginis Tech
Terry Baker
Oregon State
Joe Don Looney
Oklahoma
Tommy Wade
Texas
Terry Dillon
Montana
Penn State QB Pelé Liske Ranked 10th in Completions
Penn State quarterback Pelé Liske is ranked 10th among major collegeQBs in pass completions. He has 7 percent accuracy on 134 attempts for 832 yards and a .582 average. The NCAA Bureau also lists Penn State punter Charles Raisig second with 42.9 yard punt average on 26 boots.
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Japanese Giants Top Detroit 6-3 in Japan Tour Loss
The Orion Giants and Yomiuri Giants combined to defeat the Detroit Tigers 6-3 in Japan. Detroit starter Jim Bunning yielded four runs in the first inning and two more in the seventh, allowing 11 hits before replacement by Bob Humphreys. Detroit has 10 wins, one tie, and three losses on the tour.
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Stith Debuts in NBA Return for Knicks at Garden
Tom Stith, former St Bonaventure scoring star and 1940s Knicks draft pick, finally plays NBA game after 18 months out due to tuberculosis. He appears for about 10 minutes against the Boston Celtics, scoring twice, grabbing two rebounds, and assisting once. Other NBA results include Cincinnati tops Detroit 127-109, Los Angeles over Chicago 107-84, and St. Louis Hawks beat San Francisco 132-100.
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Trojan Guard Lineman of Week Named by AP
Southern California clinched a Rose Bowl bid with a 39-14 win over Stanford as Damon Bamé the guard earned the Associated Press lineman of the week honors. The Glendale, California junior stood 5 feet 11 inches and weighed 187 pounds, praised by Trojan coach John McVay for his standout play.
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Avalon Ladies and B League Bowling Standings Reach High Scores
In the Thdustral League at Bowl Aire, leaders include Ruth Harkless of VFW Ladies B with 189, and Sophie Douglas and Dot Rathbun achieving five centuries. Avalon Ladies B League top shooters posted multiple scores above 170 including Audrey Rouse 188 and Velma Henry 187, while Mary Pantle's 515 highlighted the loop. Multiple teams such as War Lost Rogers Steel and Bennett's appear in VFW and Avalon listings with season tallies and standings.
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Slippery Rock Eyes Pennsylvania Title Showdown
Slippery Rock hosts unbeaten East Stroudsburg in a PCS football title showdown as Slippery Rock seeks another chance after last season’s western division repeat and a playoff loss to West Chester. East Stroudsburg enters as a slight favorite after six eastern division wins, including over last year’s champ West Chester.
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ABL Launches Second Campaign With New Doubleheaders
ABL opens with Chicago at Philadelphia and Kansas City at Oakland in a season featuring doubles between the same two teams. Chicago and Pittsburgh meet Friday and Kansas City at Long Beach Sunday. Each regulation game lasts 48 minutes in doubleheaders with 15 minute halves. Baby Salazar stops Castillana as Salinas outpoints Barrera in San Antonio bout.
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