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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1962
Page
5
Sports report discusses Heisman winner Terry Baker from Oregon State and his NFL APL draft status in 1962. It notes Baker’s preference for the NFL over the AFL, his amateur USC basketball ties, and potential pro contract timing. Mentions Chris Burford and negotiating ethics in early league history.
In San Francisco California the Mepliyer Big Sis football team honored Indian players with voting. Stanford’s Cummings earned defensive specialist first team honors alongside USC, UCLA, and Washington selections. Bealhard and Redman from USC led the poll with top votes.
Baker named United Press back of the year in a nationwide vote among sports writers. Glenn Griffing of Misk College and Mel Renfro of Georgia Tech received notable mentions. Ron Vanderkelen of Wisconsin and Willie Brow of Southern California were among other leading contenders.
In Dallas Associated Press coverage notes Curtis Cokes defeated Panoy Boono after a controversial exchange. Also mentioned were Money Boy Weniney from Miami and Jove Edwards from Washington D.C. along with Jackie Brown in a separate bout. The report lists results and ring actions with unclear phrases and newspaper shorthand.
Baker, Oregon State star quarterback, won the 20th Maxwell Award as outstanding college football player of 1962. He was chosen over Jerry Stovall of Louisiana State and Dave Robinson of Penn State. Andy Robustelli of the New York Giants was named NFL player of the year by the club.
San Francisco UCLA game details show no shifts in Big Six leaders. Key figures include Washington State performance by Mathieson and Coffey, with USC leading total offense and defense schemes noted in this period. Continuous stats highlight rushing and passing leaders across conferences.
Cincinnati remains the nation’s top team in the weekly AP poll as Duke moves into second place ahead of Ohio State. The rankings show Buckeyes and Bearcats jockeying near the top while several other schools receive votes. Multiple teams are listed with brief vote tallies and alphabetized mentions of other contenders.
In Dunedin Florida AP reports Griffin of Greenyboro NACL has been recognized as a premier golf teacher by the Larios Professional Golf Association for 182 years of service and influence in the field.
Cincinnati, Duke and Loyola Chicago remain the top three in the United Press International Major College Basketball ratings. Ohio State climbs with four first place votes while Stanford and Wisconsin move into the rankings. The Bearcats beat Virginia and George Washington, solidifying their position.
Warriors face Syracuse Nationals in a National Basketball Association game at the Madison Square Garden, aiming to end a tailspin. Notable players Roy, Pathee, and Willie Nauta are highlighted, with recent trades sending Seas and other veterans from the Knicks to the Warriors in a bid to spark a turnaround.
Eden National Life League sets a meeting for Tuesday at Sing Palau Tomb elementary school Melbourne Avenue to discuss plans for the 196% season and to screen the film Bases bail for Millions.
The Pioneers add Tennessee A&I to a demanding slate as Hayward State, traveling to Pacific and meeting San Menando Valley Saturday, vies for position behind guard Greg Rodgers who’s expected to return from a sprained finger. Pioneers aim to rebound after a 69-45 loss to Glyntyie Club.
Oregon State quarterback Terry Baker, nicknamed Beav er Baker, won the total offense title in 1962 with 2,275 yards, second to Johnny bright in a noted season. Baker’s 64 points on 12 conversions, 38 touchdowns, and 1 pass contribution highlighted a record total for a T formed performer.
SEATTLE UP I San Francisco report that Seattle defenseman Larry McNabb received a five game suspension and a $200 fine for a two line attack on referee Jem Paus Dyrlinski during a Western hockey league game on November 30. McNabb faces possible further penalties with a cash bond kept. The ruling keeps him out of select upcoming games including a San Francisco affair and a Boston College match, pending league review.
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