Lousy 69 Nabs Golf Lead At Coral Gables Open
Coral Gables Fla Bill Collins shot what he called a discus 24 alerie in the Coral Gables Open first round. Rickison stormed in with a one stroke margin after a late rally. Collins, a Ballintove resident who plays out of Coral Gables, blamed a misjudged 160 yard approach for his shaky front nine and noted his score contained several errors including three one putts and a misread at the 26th hole.
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Bill Collins
Wiley
Coral Galiles
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Rickison
Collins
Ballintove
Coral Gables
Fred
Larter
Zoy
Dickinson
Montebello Open ties Geiberger in So Cal
Monti and Geiberger finish tied for the lead in the Montebello Open second round. California players from Los Angeles and Santa Barbara amid a mist of names and scores vie for the title at Montebello Municipal Course.
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Geiberger
So-Cal
Pmontebello
Cali
Apr
Los Angeles
Surderpar
Latirdiy
Vout
Krom
Thestead
Montebello Oyen Salts Touranticne
Ani
al Ceiberser
Santa Barbara
Dol Rous
Neanot Beach
Calif
Montesera Municipal
Taenay Goihepger
Satieniay
Roux Hart
AL Guibergreene
Freetman
Spink Laid To Rest and Batting King Named
Spink laid to rest in New Colt Runnels AL as Boston’s Mite Rune crowned American League batting champion with a 62 net Sunday. The piece notes traded stars, season leaders in hits and home runs, and pays tribute to Spink and editor G G Taylor Spink while naming multiple players and teams from the era.
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Mite Rune
Boston
Fooster
Niust
Biuiess
Ronan Medias
Lap
Rogers Hornsby
Boston Braves
Neadtings
T Lie Astanne
Harvey Every
Detroit
Cleveland
Anite Lea Vide
Krm
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankers
Ollers
Anong
Hose
Floyd Rallinson
Chicago
Check Hinton
Jell
Nevi Siebert
Kansas City
Brooks Robinson
Rallinvare
Bothy Sticharison
Newe York
Jerry Enorpe
Wos Jineney
Kanisak
Haven Killelaeyw
Minnesota
Nah
Richardson
Helier Hind
Fifieiel
Timine
G. Taylor Spink
al Grablisher
Wie Sporting
Sanusslay
Spink
Gino Cimolthan
Clayton
Kintas
van Mie
C.C
Gendie White Sas
Einlon
Newsome Rites Today for Haywardite Daughter
Bulando Florida obit notes Newsome rites to be held Sunday at Cox Noron Nivolato Hayward Parker Funeral Home. Survivors include daughter Mes who will attend at 1 pm. Services for Alan Go New remain scheduled. memorials to be arranged in Winter Park Florida.
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Haywael
Monty
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Yesternaay
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Washington
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Philadelphia A‘s
New York
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New York Giants
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Noron Nivolato
Hayward
Parker Finteral
Herryy Calif Ania
Alan Go
Harisville
Sonvot Carriado
Clit
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Niolai
JR27
Teintpura
Crow Slr
Moor aims for rehabilitation center at Salt Mine near San Diego
Promoter J. C. Sadler outlines Cassius Moor plan to convert a 120 acre training camp into a youth rehabilitation complex. The project would include workshops and government-contract production, housing and recreation for boys serving time. Moor envisions using the facility to reform offenders while staying connected to boxing.
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San Diego
Archie
Missouri State Reformatory
England
Ayen
Bros
Sadler
St Bede's teams sweep Powwow district basketball meet
Pleasanton area courts saw St Bede's squads dominating the weekend games with top scorers from Lan t Reive, Healy, and Valles leading an aggressive collective effort. Coaches praised the defense and fast breaks that carried St Bede's to multiple wins in the round robin.
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Poped
St. Bevte's
Vielney Fer
CYO
Ervte
Eminer Vieni Sernent Hels Sealer Divyy Riehard Pais
St Who’s
Reive Coser
Feaokner
St. Bedis Resis
Peter Raceden
Tinga
Aeenie Metioan
Gi Oon Pravan
Pleasanton
Birsk
Yraterday
Anus
J. Bue
Cer Noe
Mera Gy Aantean
Clereser
Nmedermett
Lee Twinke
Mirsin Blonee
Wow Ler Grunaee
Ela Pettis
Gerrh Herken Moatee
Bruce Cus Tree Bill
Vary
sEeergy
Chargers Win Tussle For Player At Coliseum
San Diego Chargers coach Sid Gillman courted Syracuse end Wall Sweeney after the Orange beat UCLA 12 to 7 at the Coliseum. Sweeney, the eighth overall pick in the NFL draft, walked off the field with the offer in mind as Gillman and associate Dick Evans watched.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
San Diego Chargers
Pionager
Sid Gillman
Hildateatt
Wall Sweeney
Syracuse
Sweeney
Gilbman Grabhril Sweeney
Union
Uwas
Orange
UCLA
Cleveland Biowick
Dick Evans
Liveenng
Bell UPI Lineman Of Year Named College Football Player
Bell, from Shelby North Carolina, named United Press International Lineman Of The Year for 1962. He topped votes from writers and broadcasters, receiving more than runner-up Lee Roy Jordan of Alabama, with 92 linemen earning at least five votes.
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Sew York
Bobby Botl
Shelby, N.C
Terim
Minnesota
Murray Warmath
United Press
Bell
Sevaleh
Alimnesota
Southern California
Dave Robinson
Penn State
Richter
Beilsole
Robinson
Syracuse Beats UCLA 34 7 in Memorial Coliseum thriller
Syracuse halfback Mackey erupts for a 4 yard touchdown late as UCLA collapses to a 34 7 defeat in Los Angeles. Syracuse struggles with fumbles and interceptions but overcomes Bruins to claim final game of the season, coach Schwarzwalder’s squad finishing 8 5 while UCLA ends 4 6.
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UCLA
Dan Ghormley
Bruin
Carl Jones
L.A. Memorial Colisium
Toke Humphreys
Kdl
Leonard
Los Angeles
Syracuse
Bom Hebiart
John Mac
Memorial Coliseum
Syra Wise
Bruins
Tom Bennett Pinter
Wendrane
Mackey
Syrac Ruse
Ted
Jvas
Joe Ravens
Heyan
Ben Schwarzwalier
Bill Barnes
Saracuse
Jim Nane
Ezel Singleton
Sulghion
Walley Mah le
Mahle
Nance
Don King
Car Jones
Gary Catles
jMet Profit
Jones
Larry Ireno
ELA
Sean Cholakis
Paul Houle
Gerry Jevkling
Dick Bownan
Gola
Oklahoma Team Tops in Camellia Bowl Victory
Central Oklahoma State beat Lonolr Rhyne 28 to 13 to capture the nation's small college football crown in the Camellia Bowl. Mike Rollins connected with Hilly Jones for two touchdowns as the Edmond, Oklahoma Bronchos dominated the second half before 13,260 fans in Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Calif
Mike Rollins
Central Oklahoma State
Rollins
Hilly Jones
Edmond
Okla
Central Oklahoma
Lenow
Hickory
N.C
Briggs
Oro
Eberly stars as West Chester State routs Hofstra in bowl
Allentown report says quarterback Terry Eberly led West Chester State to a 46 12 victory over Hofstra in the West Centri bowl. He completed 18 of 28 passes for 203 yards with two TDs and one interception while directing the attack before a 6 000 crowd. Players cited include Mas Messiah and Roger Augenbaugh with key receptions.
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Allentown
Terry Eberly
Weat
Chesine Pa
Hofstra
Eberly
Siolichdanne
Mas Mhesiah Anni
Roger Augenbaugh
Senior Bowl Star Returnees Named to Rebel Squad
The Senior Bowl lineup includes Lee Roy Jordan of Alabama Glynn Grilling from Mississippi and Fred Miller of LSU on the two man Rebel squad announced Saturday at Ladd Stadium. The team will be coached by Ween Faybank of the Baltimore Cols with four first choices of professional teams.
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Mobile
Sia
Paule
Laddil Stadium
Lee Roy Jordan
Alabama
Glynn Grilling
University of Mississippi
Fred Miller
Louisiana State
Ween Faybank
Baltimore
Avan
Rhesegl Jm
Fist WA
Blue Gray Coaches Set Bowl Entertainers Standout Meyers
Quarterback Carl Meyers threw for several touchdowns and led the Blue Gray game with notable play. Maryland's Tom Nugent and other coaches discussed team prospects as Central and Southeast squads prepared for the 25th annual showcase in Montgomery Alabama.
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Oblamoma Covey
Lapis
Carl Meyers
Ines
University
Montgomery
Ala
API
Maryland
Tom Nugent
East Centra
Braski
Hoh Devaney
McKay Named Coach Of Year In 1949 Football Era
The article notes McKay, a former star back and longtime assistant, being named Coach Of The Year by the Football Writers Association of America. It highlights his undefeated season at Southern California, plus his Rose Bowl and Cotton Bowl connections, alongside other era figures like Bed Levaney and Bud Wilkinson.
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Nan
Ulume
Shipes
Richard
Tmt
California
Moor
Sallar
Los Angeles
Dohnny Newman
Newsman
Mutt Goodwin
All
Washington
Richard Castro
Jin Sterling
New York
Hese Af Delstic Limes
Carliflover Canyon
McKay Soredi
Southern Call
Air Force
Oregon
Wiscarisia
McKay
Bed Levaney
Hisuaska
Walys
Southern Cal
Bob Blackman
Mississip
John Valaht
Oklahoma
A Nalive
Feerettsville
Wava
Bud Wilkinson
Jackson State Wins Orange Blossom Classic Underdog Victory
Jackson State Tigers upset Florida A&M 22 to 6 to claim the negro college football title before 43,401 in Miami. Speedy Florida A&M backs Paremore and Hayes combined for 100 yards each before Paremore left with an ankle injury. Jackson State scored twice in the first period and added a late second quarter TD to lead 22-0 when the Rattlers finally crossed the goal line on the final play of the third period.
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Fit
UPI
Jackson State ‘Tigers
Mississippi
Florida A & M
Bobby Speedboys
Rattlers
Crowe
Flordians
Florida A & AL
Robert Peremore
Roblert Hayes
Paremore
Jackson State
Floriia A & M
Kentucky Faces Rebels In High Stakes Senior Clash
Kentucky coach Bradshaw agrees on Rebel staff for top senior showcase with frame at the Mason-Dixon line. Nugent to lead the Monarchs offense against Devaney as top teams collide this evening at 9 30 p.m. amid a backdrop of past victories and coaching ties.
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Kentucky
Seatont
Texas A&m
Formanir
Pitot Captures NCAA Rushing Title for Fourth Straight Year
Jind Pitot of New Mexico State won the major college rushing crown for the second consecutive season in 1962, gaining 4,24? yards on 208 attempts. Logan of West Texas State and others trailed in points and yardage as the Border Conference teams continued to lead scorers and rushers. Pitot joined Art Ladner as back-to-back rushing champions, a rarity in major college football.
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Jind
Preacher) Pitot
New Mexico State
Wayeaind
Sam Francisco Dior
Ncaa Service Bureau
Picol
Tay Deny Logan
West ‘Texas
State
Secion
Pilot
Art Lap
Ping
Arizona
Bob Gaiters
Pervis
Southwest, Big Eight End Raiding
Eldan Fortie of Brigham Young and Gale Sayers, with Pilot, lead the season rush totals in the Southwest and Big Eight conferences, each surpassing 1,100 yards in 195. The trio marks a rare peak in national athletic recruiting history.
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Eldan Fortie
Brigham Young
Dallas
Gale Sayers
Ahadnan
Lefty QBs In Liberty Bowl Lead Villanova Clash
Left handed quarterbacks will lead Qregat Srae and Villanova into the fourth Liberty Bowl at Philadelphia Stadium next Saturday. The AP notes the matchup features Spurback play and early offensive tempo.
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Patladelphia
APY
Qregat
Srae
Villanova
Philadelphia Stadium
Conference Recruiting Pact Aims to End Prospects Raids
A prospective agreement among 16 college leagues seeks to curb raiding of high school players by rival schools. If adopted it could cover all sports, with emphasis on football recruiting. The plan faces scrutiny from coaches including national figures and league officials ahead of a Las Vegas meeting to finalize details.
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Mets
Una
Resistel
Terry Baker
Tommy Prn
Tallack
Lasneva
Wildcats
Joday Rielie Angeles
Cal- Richman
Lepiate
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