Far West Cage Teams Range Far And Wide
Sacramento AP report covers Shrine game charity visit, with Notre Dame QB Carrie Lamonica meeting a Fresno girl and other hospitalized children. West players miss flights due to fog but plan hospital visits next week. Also notes one punch knockout by Dynamite Murphy. Meanwhile West Coast college basketball previews list USC Nebraska, Stanford Wyoming, Washington Montana, California Texas, UCLA Wisconsin, Long Beach tourney pairings, and west coast teams idle Friday Saturday.
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Dick Barnes
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Wests
California
Notre Dame
Carrie Lamonica
Agalia
Fresno
Southern California
Stanford
Confarence
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Nebraska
Lincoln
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Los Angeles
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Utah
Pepperdine
University of Pacific
Santa Clara
San Jose State
Oregon State
West Virginia
University of Kentucky
Seattle
Loyola of Chicago
Chicago
Australia Faces Mexican Challenge in Davis Cup
Australian Van Ayre, former Davis Cup player now pro, cautions Australia risks losing the international test trophy to Mexico. He cites Mexico's strong team and notes watching Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox during a workout at Milton courts ahead of the challenge round set for December 25 to 28.
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Will Grimsley
Milton Courts
Australia
Mexfico
Liston Advisor Hints Harold Johnson Opponent for Champion
Harold Johnson mentioned as a potential rival for Sonny Liston by Liston’s adviser Jack Nilon. Talks center on promoting a Johansson fight or Patterson rematch, withWildcard options for sites and promoters and a push to secure a February or March title bout. News also covers Osuna and Palafox in Mexican tennis and Houston Oilers playoff chatter with media quotes.
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Sonny Liston
Harold Johnson
Murray Rose
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Iespanes
Isc
United
Houston
Ciers
States
Ontity
Jack Nilon
Harold
I Gue
Johnson
Bathers
Aes
I. Ris
Buffalo
Nya Marcin
Floyd Patterson
Tingle
Sid Gillinan
Sonny Boy
Liston
Niny Chargers
Toronto
Toustin Een
Acer
Alan Patterson
Johansson
Oilers
Sonny
Chicago
Patterson
Floyd
Fielding Leaders Highlight 1962 National League
Cincinnati second baseman Ken Hubbs Chicago Cubs and Houston third baseman Bob Aspromonte top the National League fielding averages in 1962 with standout stretches. Jose Pagan led in shortstop with a .973 while Tony Gonzalez reached a perfect 1.000 as an outfielder. The Braves and Pirates also posted strong defensive marks, with Adcock Crandock and others finishing high in assists and errors.
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Cincinnati
Ken Bubbs
Chicago Cubs
Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Hubbs
Milwaukee
Frank Bell
Bil Maverocki
Pittsburgh
Aspromonte
Don Hoak
Hoak
Philadelphia
Bobby Doerr
Boston Red Sox
Stan Hack
Chicago
Milwaukee Braves
Joe Adcock
del Crandall
Josef Pagan
San Francisco
Tony Gonzalez
Dallas Green
Braves
St. Louis
Adcock
Cleveland
Ernie Banks
Bill White
Gonzalez
Ant
Danny Litwhiler
Phillies
Willard Marshall
Boston “Braves
Leo Cardenas
Cleve
Turner
Rigney
E. Adkins
Craddock
Towler
Exnie Banks
Bililloserg
Massachussetts Edges Hamilton In Overtime At Brown
Jim Kfahoney scored at 2 49 of sudden death overtime to lift Massachusetts over Hamilton 2 1 as the second annual Christmas Institutional college hockey tournament opened at Brown University Bowdoin defeated New Hampshire 7 3 continuing the event.
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Providence
Jim Kfahoney
Massachusetts
Hamilton
Brown University
Bowdoin
New Hampshire
State Dept backs Americans to aid international track prospects
A State Department plan, announced by Sports International, will recruit two athletes per country to train in the United States for Olympic track and field. Host colleges will cover expenses while the athletes train and compete, gathering in New York for the U S indoor championships before a week-long Illinois clinic to learn latest techniques. The program, aided by Fred Wilt, Jesse Owens, Horace Ashenfelter, and Lorenzo Wright, aims to develop coaching talent and elevate national teams for 1964 Olympic prospects.
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Washington
State Department
Africa
Asia
United States
Latin America
Univer
Sities
Dichter
Davis Dichier
Jbut
Ternational
America
Sports International
Department
New York City
U.S. Amateur Athletic Union
Madison Square Garden
University of Illinois
John Powell
U.S
Georgetown University
Colorado State University
Charleton College
Northfield
Minn
Denver University
Central State College
Wilberforce
Ohio
The
University of Omaha
Chicago University
Nebraska State College
University of Mar- Vand
Bowling Results At Forest and Riverside Lanes
Bowling results from Forest Lanes show Sr. Citizens League Blues 2 Woiley Waddell 91 Reds 6 Hamlin 107 Dofs T Shunz 7 Leaters 1 Lernard 92 Hobby Club 1 Watts 176 Guiterrotters 1 Rice 102. At Riverside Lanes Confeder. League Bee 4 Lakewood Truck Center W G 2E 4 Boxwood Dairy 0 Link Watson 3 Thompson RMIx 1 Cat Fiddle 3 5 Main Producer Goodman Fur 3 Johnson Drug 1 Corning Glass 2 Dan Welding 2 4 W Daniel 2 Porter-Disston Rebel League Pepsi Cola 3 Freeze Covist 1 Haper Croxton 2 Charcoal House 2 Barnett Dist 4 Comm Appeal 0 HALA 4 C forfeit WDVA 4 Gough Lumber 0 5 B Motors 3 White B Shop
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Sr. Citizens League Blues
Woiley
Waddell
Reds
Hamlin
Dofs
Riverside Lanes
Confederate League
the Bee
Lakewood Truck Center
W.G
Boxwood Dairy
Link-Watson
Thompson Rmix
Cat & Fiddle
Goodman Fur
Johnson Drug
Corning Glass
W. Daniel
Porter-Disston
Pepsi-Cola
Freeze Covist
Haper-Croxton
Charcoal House
Barnett Dist
HALA
WDVA
Gough Lumber
B. Motors
White B.shop
Rustburg Beats Gretna 38 to 31 in Defensive Win
Rustburg defeated Gretna High 38 to 31 in a tightly played game. The contest featured a strong Rustburg defense and an 18-7 edge in the first half, delivering the victory on a night of low scoring and disciplined play.
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Rustburg
Gretna
Lexington
Gretna High
Kentucky
Sion
Miles Park
Louisville
Latonia
Churchill Downs
Major School All-Star Roster Now Complete
The Major School all star roster was completed Thursday for the fifth annual All American Bowl in Tucson on December 29. The 12 member squad was rounded out with three fullbacks Lou Slaby Pittsburgh Bob Brezina Houston and Lloyd Mynatt Texas Ends Ralph Conrad Pittsburgh Lynn Stiles Utah and Joe Bauwens UCLA. The Major School team will play a group of all-stars from smaller colleges. Remaining roster includes Ends John Campbell Minnesota Ernest Clark Michigan State George Heard New Mexico Dale Keller Arizona State University Tackles Bobby Bell Minnesota Vern Alexander Tyrone Rhertzson Nebraska Bill Siekierski Missouri Guards Bert Perkus Northwestern Centers Dave Behrman Michigan State Andy Vonn Sonn UCLA Quarterbacks Jerry Gross Detroit Bob Yaksick Rutgers Halfbacks Eldon Fortie Brig Kare Young Bill Munsey Minnesota Tom Bloom Purdue Nate Ramsey Indiana Roy Dent Texas Christian.
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Tucson
Ariz
Lou Slaby
Pittsburgh
Bob Brezina
Houston
Lloyd Mynatt
Texas
Christian
Ralph Conrad
Lynn
Stiles
Utah
Joe Bauwens
Ucla
Andy Vonn Sonn
Jerry Gross
Detroit
Bob Yaksick
Rutgers
Eldon Fortie
Brig'Kare Young
Bill Munsey
Minnesota
Tom Bloom
Purdue
Nate Ramsey
Indiana
Roy Dent
Texas Christian
Scoring Summary From Rustbury and Gretna Contests
Rustbury Cowart 14 Evans 2 Ford 2 Wat kins 2 Arrowwood 2 Austin 7 and Eagle 9. Gretna Craddock 2 Scruggs 2 Mann 1 Shields 11 McKinney 13 and Short 2.
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Rustbury
Cowart
Evans
Ford
Watkins
Arrowwood
Austin
Eagle
Gretna
Craddock
Scruggs
Mann
Shields
McKinney
Short
Climax High Teams Sweep Twin Bill Against Alumni
Climax High girls won 62-29 led by Toney with 44 points and Shelton with 10. The boys edged Alumni 46-44 in the nightcap as Crider and Robertson led the losers with 10 and 8 respectively.
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Climax High
Climax High Cagers
Callands Unbeaten as Boys Win 78-42 over Whitmell
Callands High boys stay undefeated with a 78 to 42 victory over Whitmell in a nightcap after the Callands girls lost 3223. L Kendricks led the winners with 10 points while B Merricks L Phillips and L Bailey added 6 each. For Whitmell S Adkins had 8 and M Holley J Johnson 4 each. Scoring: Cal lands George Dobbs 35 Stan Reynold 15 RB Amos 9.
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Callands High Girl Cagers
Whitmell
Callands
L. Kendricks
Merricks
L. Phillips
L. Bailey
S. Adkins
M. Holley
J. Johnson
J. Swain
T. Yeatts
Gregory
B. Smith
B.goward
J. Hardy
George Dobbs
Stan Reynold
D. Turner
RB. Amos
R. Adkins
R. Holley
J. Nuckols
Steve Reynolds
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