SouthEast Conference All Stars Named by AP
Alabama star Lee Roy Jordan and Georgia Tech guard Rufus Guthrie head the All-SEC first team with unanimous acclaim. LSU halfback Jerry Stovall also earned unanimous honors as Kentucky and Mississippi Tech players joined the league’s top selections in AP’s All-America Board dream team.
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Atlanta
Kentucky
Wildcats
Associated Press
Mississippi
Georgia Tech
LSU
API All-America Board
Rufus Guthrie
Lee Roy Jordan
Alabama
Jerry Stovall
Jordan
Guthrie
Tech
America
Paul Bryant
Bobby Dodd
Stovall
Rice
Terry Bake
Oregon State
Tom Hutchinson
Junior Hawthorne
Hutchinson
Johnny Baker
Mississippi State
Fred Miller
Don Dickson
Glynn Griffing
Billy Lothridge
Larry Dupree
Florida
Dupree
SEC
Baker
Billy Martin
Clem Dellenger
Tulane
Hawthorne
Jim Dunaway
Frank Lasky
Robbie Hucklebridge
Steve DeLong
Tennessee
Dennis Gaubatz
Larry Rakestraw
Georgia
Joe Namath
Cotton Clark
Darrell Cox
Mike McNames
McNames
Louis Guy
Chuck Morris
Lindy Infante
Refuge Crow Hunt Set For This Week at Wheeler Refuge
Wheeler Refuge calls crow shooters to tackle two large roosts this week. Hunts run Wednesday through Saturday starting at 3 p.m. with permits and guidance from staff at designated locations in Limestone County and near Decatur. Hunters are urged to bring electronic calls.
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Wheeler Refuge
White Springs Island
U.S. Highway 31
Lakeview City Park
Limestone County
Flint Creek
Decatur
Stratford Road
Trade School and Haleyville Lead Tonight’s Deca League Cards
Tonight in the Deca Independent Basketball League Trade School faces Farm Industries at 6 30 p m and Haleyville meets Worthington at 8 p m Headlines preview two conference showdowns with local program names and times.
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Decatur
Trade School
Farm Industries
Haleyville
Worthington
Buckeyes Down St Louis as Bradds Sparks 84 59 Win
Gary Bradds scored 31 points lifting Ohio State past St Louis 84 59 for their 36th straight home win. The on campus chase followed a jeering scene as St Louis coach John Benington endured mocking chants from about 200 students.
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Bradds
Jerry Lucas
Big Bucks
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Lucas
St. Louis
Associated Press
Billikens
John Benington
Benington
Cincinnati
Loyola of Chicago
Arizona
Wisconsin
Michigan
Bill Buntin
Bearcats
Ron Bonham
Virginia
Loyola
North Dakota
al Johnson
Buntin
Creighton
Paul Silas
Garry Garrison
Billkens
Howard College wallops Belhaven in 105 60 victory
Howard College shot over half its field goal attempts to defeat Belhaven College 105 60 in Birmingham. Jim Sullivan led Howard with 28 points while Terry Moody topped Belhaven with 20 points. The piece also notes census contrasts from 1790 to 1960.
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Birmingham
Howard College
Belhaven College of
Mississippi
Jim Sullivan
Howard Shooters
Terry Mood
Southern Cal Clinches AP National Title in 1962
Southern California was voted the 1962 national college football champion by the AP, finishing undefeated after beating Notre Dame 25-0. The Trojans led with 509 points, ahead of Wisconsin, Mississippi, Texas, and Alabama in the final poll.
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Southern California
Associated Press
West Coast
Trojans
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
AP Poll Board
NFL Drafts Three Bama Players
The Chicago AP reports 29 SEC players drafted with five in the first round. Alabama selections include Lee Roy Jordan Dallas first round George Wilson Baltimore second Mike Frachia St. Louis third. Other schools and picks listed with rounds.
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Chicago
Alabama
Lee Roy Jordan
Dallas
George Wilson
Baltimore
Mike Frachia
St. Louis
Auburn
James Price
David Hill
New York
Jim Burson
Mailon Kent
Minnesota
Joe Baughan
Washington
Florida
Frank Lasky
Kentucky
Tom Hutchinson
Cleveland
Louisiana State
Jerry Stovall
Mississippi
Jim Dunaway
Louis Guy
Philadelphia
Whaley Hall
Ken Dill
Detroit
Mississippi State
Bobby Garvin
Tulane
Joe Kellum
Green Bay
Gordon Rush
Jax State Surges To 61-42 Victory
Jacksonville State College dominated inside and on the boards to defeat West Georgia College 61-42. West Georgia trailed 27-21 at halftime and could not close the gap as Jax State pulled away after intermission.
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Jax State
Jacksonville
Ala
Jacksonville State College
West Georgia College
West Georgia
Athens Clips St Bernard in 78-68 rout
Athens College Golden Bears improved to 3-1 after a 78-68 win over St Bernard. Murrell led with 22 points while Helms added 17 and Bowling matched with 22 for St Bernard who shot 39 percent.
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Cullman
Athens College
Golden Bears
St. Bernard
Athens
Murrell
Helms
Alabama
Fairview _ School
Bernard
Higgins
Maples
Brock
Fairview
Red Goode
Lee Helms
Charles Garner
Lynn Holladay
Harold Murrell
Bobby Coggins
ST. Bernard Wayne Bowling
Chandler Trent
Don Smith
Cris Rooney
Jim Wallace
Joe Moseley
Joe Stringfellow
Cotaco Triumphs in Junior A and B Showdowns Over Flint
Cotaco defeated Flint 38 to 30 in Junior A and 21 to 12 in Junior B. Lee scored 15 and Day 9 for Cotaco while Terry pitcher for Flint added 8. Cotaco hosts Ryan tonight for both Senior and Junior action.
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Cotaco
Flint
Lee
Day
Terry
Ryan
Tennessee Rolls Past Rice 75 52 in Defense Laden Win
Tennessee drills Rice 75 52 to move to 2 0 as Ray Mears hails disciplined offense and stout defense. Danny Schultz leads with 17 points while Georgia Tech edges Furman in overtime. LSU tops Loyola. Florida survives Jacksonville in two overtimes. Tulane loses to Louisiana College.
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Vols
Rice
East Tennessee State
Georgia Tech
Furman
Georgia
Citadel
LSU
New Orleans
Loyola
Mississippi
Arkansas A&m
Florida
Jacksonville University
Tulane
Louisiana College
Mississippi State
Associated Press
Auburn
Howard
Birmingham
Alabama
Louisiana
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Ray Mears
Mears
Danny Schultz
Tech
Atlanta
Florence State Teachers College Drops OT Heartbreaker
Florence State Teachers College led most of the game but fell in overtime 86 to 77 to Middle Tennessee. The team squandered a five point edge in the final six minutes and the score was tied 77 all at the end of regulation as Middle Tennessee pulled away in the extra period with 11 overtime points led by guard Phil Jones.
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Garded Furman
Mike Tomasevich
Jim Caldwell
Yellow Jacket
Caldwell
Bob Hoffmann
Florida
Ralph Tiner
Jacksonville
Harold Morris
Georgia
Bulldogs
Citadel
Billy Rade
Manhattan College
Ole Miss
Donnie Kessinger
Arkansas A&m
Kessinger
Tulane
Greenies
Jim Kerwin
Southwestern
Memphis
LSU
Tigers
Loyola
Florence
Ala
Florence State Teachers College
Middle Tennessee
Phil Jones
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W. G. Blackwell
G.W- Blackwell
Hicks Chevrolet
Mr. Blackwell
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Doris Day
Gary Bradds
Gary Braddis
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Belhaven
Southern Cal
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Oklahoma
Penn State
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Troy
Pacific
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USC
John McKay
Oregon
Trojan
McKay
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Pasadena
Big Ten Kings
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Sooners
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State
Dartmouth
Duke
Missouri
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NFL
Troy Donahue
Dorothy McQuire
Lloyd Nolan
Delver Daves Mone
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Warner Bro
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