Army Navy Classic Tossup With Kennedy Watching
Philadelphia kickoff 1:30 p.m. EST as Dietzel’s Army meets Navy in a pivotal 63rd Army–Navy Classic rated a tossup. Navy edges on speed and attack. Army the better defense and 6-3 record. President Kennedy among 100,000 spectators anticipated. Weather 60 degrees.
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Helias Crusaders rally to 66 57 win over California
Helias Crusaders surged in the second half to a 66 57 triumph against California Friday night. Larry Hentges and Glen Adrian each had 19 points to pace Helias as California led 28 24 at halftime despite a rough game clock. California’s Mike Lawson led all scorers with 20 points, while David Francis held to seven.
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Grid Cardinals Add Vet Tackle to Squad
The St Louis football Cardinals added veteran offensive tackle Ed Cook to their roster. Cook missed seven games due to a right knee injury. To clear space, the Cardinals placed rookie Fate Echols on injured reserve after a pulled muscle on his left side.
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Williams Hits 29 Lincoln Clamps Chamois In Cage Opener
Lincoln University High Kittens, led by 5-11 senior Lewis Williams with 29 points, toppled the Chamois Pirates 52-38 in the 1962-63 season opener at Lincoln University gym. James Driver and Boyd Nunnelly controlled the boards as the hosts pulled away late after a tight 28-25 halftime margin.
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St Elizabeth experts tops Russellville 53 47 in opener at new gym
St Elizabeth remains undefeated with a 53 to 47 win over Russellville as Glen Hackman scores 17 and Don Linhardt 19. Russellville struggles from the field but dominates free throws with 27 points from the line. Russellville moves to 2-2, with next action in the UMMC tourney at Jefferson City. St Elizabeth improves to 4-2 and advances toward the conference tournament.
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Steers Coach Plans Resignation Over ABL Signing
Kansas City officials Coach Johnny Dee and VP Mike Cleary say they will resign if the American Basketball League upholds the signing of Dayton University star Bill Chmielewski by the Philadelphia Tapers. They call the move unethical and a breach of league rules after Chmielewski left Dayton as a junior and was named NIT MVP.
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Tapors
Krick to miss Cincinnati season with shoulder surgery
Cincinnati basketball confirms freshman guard Ron Krick will undergo shoulder surgery during Christmas holidays and will definitely not play this season. The team spokesman announced the injury and absence.
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Giants use Webster as deep back in new offense
New York Giants star Alex Webster, moved to fullback last season, thrives as deep back in an inventive attack after rushing for 928 yards. He says the change keeps him fresher and less prone to injury.
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Major Leagues reject inter-league trading period plan
The major leagues turned down proposals for a mid-June inter-league trading period and moved to speed up games. Details remain unclear as the report notes a turbulent, smoky room environment and mentions a landed at Sta Sante fragment.
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Ed Short
Chicago White Sox
Mustangs Tigers Snare Tri County Cage Decisions
Eldon Mus tangs beat Osage 46 34 to start the Tri County season as Ron Richardson led with 17 points and Norris Henley added 11. Versailles edged Camdenton 53 47 as McMillan led with 14 and Tankersley 15 in a tight league win. Inter league trading rules shift and major league changes pace with a draft of new player development contracts approved in Rochester.
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USC Notre Dame clash closes college football season
Top ranked Southern California seeks its first national title since 1938 in a 34th meeting with Notre Dame as Navy and Army join the traditional finale in Philadelphia. Mississippi, Alabama, Oklahoma, Georgia and others finish strong, while NAIA titles hinge on Northpage and Lenoir Rhyne.
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Coleman Leads Buffalo Past Jefferson City 61 41
Buffalo Bisons beat Jefferson City's Jays 61 to 41 as Bill Johnson Steve Turner and Wayne Rieschel each scored 12. Ronnie Coleman, an all state pick last season, had 18 for Buffalo in their 1962 63 debut. Buffalo led 25 15 at the half and also won the B contest 43 38. Senior High hosts Poplar Bluff tonight at 8 p.m.
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Cherryville, Cuba Cup Wins l In D-C Action
Bland and Cherryville battled to a 53-52 Bland win with Conaway score lead at 18 for Bland and 12 from Durbin and Peth. Cherryville, led by Par fet t 12 and Satterfield 13, trailed 24 24 at halftime and 33 38 after three quarters. Cuba beat Belle 62 52 at home, Nixon 23 for Cuba and Ridenhour 13 for Belle, Cuba sinking 31 of 40 at the line.
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New Bloomfield Tops iMSD in Doubleheader
New Bloomfield swept two games from MSD on Friday night. In the varsity, the Wildcats won 58 43 with Roy Craighead scoring 17 and Gene Manion leading MSD with 21. In the B game New Bloomfield prevailed 44 6 as Miller tallied 11 for New Bloomfield and Manion had 21 for MSD. New Bloomfield travels to Tipton to face Eldon Tuesday.
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