Jays Trounce Sedalia in CMC Tournament Semis Bid
Jefferson City's Jays, led by Ronnie Coleman with 27 points, swept Sedalia Smith-Cotton 53-41 to reach the Central Missouri Conference tournament semifinals. Don McMurry injured his knee. Troy awaits after beating Mexico 57-43. Coleman hit nine of 13. Gravitt Bilg and Ken Weinand contributed for the teams in a tightly played quarterfinal.
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SWC Approves Letter Pact With Big 8
Athletic directors and head football coaches of the Southwest Conference and the Big Eight endorsed a proposed interconference agreement on recruiting. They back a mutual preenrollment rule requiring athletes to attend the school they sign with or lose eligibility. They also favor a national signing date and recognition of each other’s letters of intent to reduce recruiting troubles. The proposals go to the SWC faculty committee. The Big Eight meets in Kansas City as talks continue by phone with a signing date targeted around February 1 for SWC and February 5 for the Big Eight. A date between is expected.
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Ownership Change For Milwaukee Braves Finalized
MILWAUKEE AP Ownership of the Milwaukee Braves formally changed hands Thursday with control passing from Lou Perini's National League Baseball Club of Milwaukee to the successor corporation formed by a Midwest syndicate, the Milwaukee Braves, Inc. The move marks a new era for the franchise in the city.
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All America pair Baker Richter rise from obscurity
Willie Richardson and Terry Baker along with Pat Richter exemplify the drive of the 1962 All America selections. The duo earned spots on the All-America squad announced Thursday as top college stars from USC, Wisconsin, LSU, Michigan State and others.
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George Mira
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George Saimes
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Eldon advances to Tipton Tourney final with 45 43 win
Eldon Mustangs hold off Tipton 45 43 to reach the championship versus Versailles. Norris Henley scores 16, Bill Nowack and Ron Richardson add 9 each for Eldon while Glen Arnold leads Tipton with 17. Consolation game sees New Bloomfield beat California 57 52 as Joe Pintos nets 17 and Ron Craighead 18.
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Chet Saladin
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Potosi Selash
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Saline
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Pickett
Scha
Colorado Could Soon Have 3 Head Coaches
Colorado faces an potential upheaval as regents may hire a new football coach by the January 15 deadline. If hired, the program would list three head coaches on the payroll, with past coaches Grandelius and Davis under multi month contracts, and Dal Ward serving as assistant director of athletics amid shifting roles. St. James Saladin 18 Boone 14 Owensville R Van Bat Gleba 19 Wacker 11 ffer 14 rrg 13 ren 25.
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Sonny) Grandelius
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Bud) Davis
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Giants Aim to Erase 37-0 Debacle in Key Dec
Immersed in a roundup of football and baseball notes, the piece spots the New York Giants as a resilient, cohesive unit led by stalwarts like Y A Tittle, Del Shofner, Frank Gifford, and Don Chandler. It weighs their playoff loss to Green Bay against their steady, behind-the-scenes strength and upcoming clashes with the defending champs. It also tosses in quirky baseball tidbits and a Musial quote on hitting.
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Y. A. Tittle
Alex Webster
del Shofner
Frank Gifford
Don Chandler
Rosey Brown
Ray Wietecha
Sam Huff
Andy Robustek
Rosy Grier
Jim Katcavage
Jim Patton
Maramen
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Nation's Top 10 Teams Duel at Moberly Invitational
In Moberly Missouri two top ranked junior college programs meet as Coffeyville Kansas No 1 and Moberly No 2 clash in the second game of the Moberly Invitational tournament Southwest Baptist Bolivar and St Joseph Junior College open the event with the winners facing off for the title and the losers for third place
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Trotter Tickets Go On Sale Today for Benefit Game
Ticket sales open for the December 28 benefit basketball game featuring the Harlem Globetrotters versus the Atlantic City Gulls at Lincoln University gymnasium. Tickets available at Mason's Sporting Goods East End Drugs IGA Footliner Hall's Drugs Lincoln University and Shell Service. Sponsored by Community Center Day Nursery.
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Lincoln University Gymnasium
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East End Drugs
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Shell Service
Community Center Day Nursery
JCBA Officials Plan 27th Annual Men’s City Tourney
Jefferson City Bowling Assn leaders set 1:50 Sunday meeting at State Highway Building to map the 27th annual Men’s City Tournament. Executive committee and board of directors will decide rules dates and other details. JCBA spans Linn California St Thomas Rainbow Lanes with 300 five man teams 18 three man and 28 two man crews. Committee comprises ten officers and 40 league representatives.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
The day’s results include Columbia 78 over Georgia Tech 73 and Illinois 99 beating Washington St. Louis 55. Other notable results show Notre Dame 101 over St Francis Pa 70, Ball State 73 past Northern Illinois 51, Pittsburgh 66 over Kent State 58, Miami Florida 88 dominating Rhode Island 8, and Florida 80 defeating Florida State 59.
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Championship Semi Finals Here Tonight
Vienna defeats Linn 44 37 in a close semifinal of the Osage Maries Miller Cole tournament at Lincoln University Terry Parker 23 and Ted Boehm 16 led Vienna In the nightcap Iberia edged Tuscumbia 48 45 with Atwill 15 Irwin 14 Hicks 12 Sloane 16 for the Lions Tonight AL 7 Russellville meets St Elizabeth and Eugene plays Westphalia in the semis.
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East Prevails In Shrine East West Classic Rosters
The 1962 Shrine East West game selects East All-Americas George Saimes and Don Brumm, while West outweighs East 224-216 pounds. Dan Devine to coach West with Missouri’s Dan Devine. squads report Dec. 19 at Stanford and Santa Clara.
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Larry Ferguson
Iowa
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Jim Moss
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Jerry Jones
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Roy Walker
Burris Denies Becoming Minors' Boss After A A Fold
Denver AP reports James H. Burris, former president of the American Association, denied Thursday rumors he would lead the minor leagues. After the AA folded last month, Burris was named a personal representative of Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick as teams split between the International and Pacific Coast Leagues.
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Earl Ruby
Louisville Courier-Journal
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Pros Defend the NBA Impress Rookies in Debate
NBA rookies Len Chappell and Chet Walker praise league defense as the key difference from college. They note bigger, faster players and tougher boards, with Syracuse stars landing two of four All-Americans joining the pros. Dischinger and McGill are with the Zephyrs, while Lucas sits out. Walker shows progress, Chappell hampered by early injury but regaining form.
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National Basketball Association
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Wake Forest
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Chet Walker
Bradley
Syracuse
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Terry Dischenger
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Bill McGill
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McGill
Alex Hannum
Softball Meeting Set for Saturday in Jefferson City
A second special meeting for area softball enthusiasts will be held Saturday at 9 AM in the Park Board Office. Howard Scott says the group will decide whether Jefferson City should bid for the 1963 Missouri State Softball Tournament. Bob Roath chairs a bid-study committee.
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Pro Basketball Results
NBA New York 99 Cincinnati 96. ABL Philadelphia 82 Oakland 80. Pittsburgh 107 Chicago 403.
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Rookie of Year honors go to Cubs Ken Hubbs in 1962
Colton California reports Kenneth Douglas Hubbs named National League rookie of the year. He credits Cub coaches Bobby Adams Lou Klein and Rip Collins for confidence gained in the Arizona Instructional League. Hubbs broke two second base records previously set by Bobby Doerr. He will wed Lynda Pray next year and is a Mormon.
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