All-Delco Football Team Due Monday in Daily Times
The 1962 Delaware County Daily Times All-Delco team will be unveiled Monday with 1942 teammates named. Read previews of Coach of the Year Chuck Nagume ratings and the county’s top scorer, plus full game scores and Delta scorers. A complete sports section promises photos and national sports rundowns.
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Walt Udovich
Penncrest High
St. James High
Delaware County Daily Times
Udovich
Dick Bell
Swarthmore
Ted Dorosh
Clifton Heights
Dave Beadling
Prospect Park
Stalions
Chester
Jay Dougherty
Bob Figulski
Dave
The
Daily Times
Delaware County
Chuck Nagume
Delta
PMC
Tinicum Outriders Aim For Dual Semi-Pro Title Record
Prospect Park hosts Tinicum AC in a Sunday showdown with the Media Giants for the Delaware Valley Semi-Pro Football Conference crown. A Tinicum win would make them the first repeat league champion and, with a baseball title earlier, give the Outriders a rare clean sweep in semi-pro sports. The 9-1 club seeks its 38th win since 1959, with coach Sam Singley buoyant and defensive coach Larry Rocco confident. If rain delays occur, the game shifts to December 7 at 2 pm.
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Prospect Park
Tinicum AC
Outriders
Philadelphia Cobras
Tinicwn
Tiniecum
Larry Rocco
Jana
Fight Results From The Associated Press Rome and Chicago
In Rome Benvenuti outpointed Logart and De Piccoli stopped Newton in a three bout trio. In Melbourne Love-Allotex Ghana outpointed Auburn Copeland in lightweight action. In Chicago Allen Thomas knocked out Clif Murkey in the 3rd round.
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Associated Press
Rome
Wino Benvenuti
Italy
Isaac Logart
New York
Franco de Piccoli
Laly
Wendell Newton
Melbourne
Love-Allotex
Ghana
Auburn Copeland
Flint
Mich
Chicago
Allen Thomas
Clif Murkey
Houston Adds Five In Trading Spree
New York AP report details Houston acquiring five players from San Francisco Milwaukee and Louisville in trades. Don Nattebart Dick Lemay Manuel Mota Connie Grol and Jim Bolger join Colts roster while Norm Larker moves to free up space as Pete Innels arrives from Boston. Old Timers meeting in Chester shifts to Tuesday 8 p.m. at St Mich Auditorium with plans for communion break services.
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NEW York
Ilons
Jon Amalfitana
Houston
Jon Colls
Notlebart
Paul Richards
Braves
Petod
Colts
Pacife City
Lemay
Mata
Coeunr
Yvune Wuuuy Uragan
Lit
Grob
Bolger
Man Braves
Larker
Norm Larker
Aaron
Tom|hrough
Pete Innels
Boston
Red Sox
St. Michchange
Raman Menel
Hot Words Fuel NCAA-AAU Power Struggle in Track
Detroit AP report details a fresh round of accusations as the NCAA AAU battle intensifies. Kennedy involvement looms amid closed meetings and contacts with Rodis. Disputes center on which body the IAAF will recognize as U S track authority post 1944, with the AAU asserting exclusive mandate.
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Jerry Green
Associated Press
Detroit
Robert F. Kennedy
AAU
NCAA
Washington
U.s.track and Field Federation
Nick Rodis
State Department
Harvard
Rodis
AAU and Coaches Federation
New York
Kennedy
Federation
INCAA
International Amateur Athletic Federation
United States
IAAF
Don Hull
Green Hires Full Time Recruiter at Vanderbilt
NASHVILLE AP Jack Green, new head football coach at Vanderbilt University, plans a full time recruiter as his first staff appointment. He says a year round recruiter is the most valuable public relations tool. Green, 38, succeeds Art Guepe after Guepe’s resignation becomes effective after the season ending game with Tennessee.
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Nashville
Jack Green
Vanderbilt University
Green
Gainesville
Fla
Art Guepe
Commodores
Guepe
Vandy
Tennessee
Blakely to Meet Tamaqua in East Penn Gridiron Final
Blakely, Northern Division champion, faces Tamaqua, Southern Division winner, for the East Penn Football Conference title. The championship game is set for Blakely Stadium after both clubs were officially named division champions at a conference meeting.
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Hazleton
Blakely
Tamaqua
Cardinals Roll Top Team In Tight Standings
The Cardinals led by Thelma Stewart of the Cardinals posted a high single of 177 and a 432 series as the Cardinals rolled their way to the top in a standings table. Other notable performances include Mice Saunders of the Bobolinks with a key roll and a 1879 team total for overall top performance within a competitive league segment.
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Mice Saunders
Bobolinks
Thelma, Stewart
Cardinals
Sandpipers
Peacocks
Wrens
Orlnies
Wirz Lovett Dominate Bowling Event With High Scores
A H Wirz and Jean Lovett of Sharp & Dohme led in women with a 180 single and 496 trio while Dan Griffith Squibb topped men with 221 and 75. Standings list Merrell Ho Titty, Dupont 28.20, Sharp & D. 21, Squibb 2424, Hollings'd 152, Peterson Doubles, Darie Moran 768 over four games, Betty Newman 713 with high games 223 and 203, Dorie Moran 202, and other club scores including 28.11, 304.24, and 716.19 across various entries.
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Jean Lovett
Sharp & Dohmes
Dan Griffith Squibb
Merrell Ho Titty
State College Loses After Long Winning Streak Ends
State College, once unbeaten in 64 straight wrestling matches, fell 29-18 to Penns Valley in a six year streak ending clash. The defeat follows heavy graduation losses last spring leaving five lettermen on a 12 man squad.
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State College
Pennsylvania
State Colleges
Penns Valley
Philipsburg
Tapers Ink Real Find Chmielewski Signed by Tapers
Philadelphia coach Mario Perri calls Bill Chmielewski a real find for the Tapers after the 6-10 Dayton star signed a contract. Owner Paul Cohen predicts a big ABC impact following the trade that sent Charley Tyra to Pittsburgh for cash and the Rens’ 1963 first draft choice.
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Philadelphia
Mario Perri
Philadelphia Tapers
Dayton University
Bill Chmielewski
Paul Cohen
Tapers
Chmielewski
Dayton
Charley
Penn State opens season without top scorer Johnny Mitchell
Penn State starts its basketball season against Maryland minus 6-1 senior co captain Johnny Mitchell who is expected to miss the first four games with a knee sprain. Mitchell scored 291 points last year at 12.7 per game. Gene Harris was the top scorer last season with 431 points at 18.7.
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University Park
Penn State
Maryland
Johnny Mitchell
Mitchell
Gene Harris
Lady of Peace High boys and girls scores listed
In a local meet Pat Kennedy led the boys with 598 total after splits 180 235 183 followed by Ralph Borsello 472 and Tony Lucci 571 Lea Cerenzia 576 Joe Daly 566 Carmen Sperone 561 and Harry Huhm 559. Zelty DiRenzo topped the girls with 543 and a string of other high marks followed by a disjointed list of names and partial scores.
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Pat Kennedy
Ralph Borsello
Tony Lucci
Lea Cerenzia
Joe Daly
Carmen Sperone
Harry Huhm
Zelty DiRenzo
Greer
Lions Hopeful PHS Team Faces Tough Section Two Start
PENN HIGHLANDS SECTION Two coach Robert Waslick builds around two lettermen Davis and Morrow as he fields a large group of guards and forwards competing for starting roles. A lack of experience persists but depth and balance offer potential, with a first test set for Friday at Unionville as Waslick lists Springfield Plymouth-Whitemarsh Upper Merion Radnor and Ridley Township as the top threats this season.
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David Hodges
Charles Green
Ton Leonard
Frank Bagnato
David Harper
Hodges
Hopper Sears
Feaother
Bruce Cady
Ed Yarnjall
Yarnall
Cady
Penicrest
Unionville
Lions
Waslick
Lock Haven State
Tas
Springfield
Plymouth- Whitemarsh
Upper Merion
Radnor
Ridley Township
Rattlers Rated No 1 in Small College Grid Final
Miami Florida AP named Jake Gaither led Florida A&M the No 1 small college football team after a 9 0 season and 21 game winning streak. Halfbacks Paramore and Hayes shine as Rattlers edge Wittenberg Central Oklahoma and others in final Top Ten.
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Miami
Fla
Jake Gaither
Florida Agm Rattlers
Bob Hayes
Rattlers
Jackson
Miss
Associated Press
Wittenberg
Ohio
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Lenoir Rhyne
Texas A&i
Ilinois
Fresno State
St. John’s
Minn
Louisiana
Outlook for team faces dim prospects this year
Coach Robert Waslick begins with Dan Friedkin as assistant after a 45-6 last season yet placed fourth in Section Two. Key losses include Butch Ahrens Ralph Bagnato Don Tarr Vernon Ewing Al Gollatz Charles Green and Barry Diamond. Returning Bill Morrow and Rick Davis. players to watch Morrow. Forecast: unless new players excel, expect a losing year.
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Lima
Robert Waslick
Morrow
Jerry
Penn
Leam
Waslick
Davis
Lions
Ken Ruger
John Snyder
PHS
Bill Morrow
Rick Davis
Charles Butch" Ahrens
Ralph’ Bagnalo
Don Tarr
Vernon Ewing
al Gollatz
Charles Green
Barry Diamond
Dan Friedkin
Butch Ahrens
Ralph Bagnato
Bearcats Open Defense Of National Cage Title
Cincinnati bears open title defense as they host DePauw in the season opener aiming for a third straight NCAA crown. Ohio State also starts strong with Gary Bradds replacing Jerry Lucas, facing Utah State as Wake Forest, Duke, Kentucky and others debut. Early showings hint the top teams remain formidable.
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Bearcats
Don
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
John Haylicek
Mel Nowell
Wake Forest
West Virginia
Duke
Kentucky
Bradley
Wichita
Utah
North Carolina
Indiana
Kansas State
St. Ben
Avenure
Gary Bradds
Lucas
Utah State
Wakely Forest
Minnesota
Davidson
Virginia Tech
Kent
Hucky
St. Thomas Minwall
Giants Aim for Eastern Conference Title With Tittle’s Help
New York Giants (9-2) seek to clinch the Eastern Conference by beating Chicago Bears as quarterback Y.A. Tittle, aging but crucial,Must connect on passes to extend a six game winning streak. The Bears stand 7-4 and a host of other NFL teams factor into potential title outcomes.
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Associated Press
A. Tittle
New York Giants
Giants
Chicago
Bears
Tittle
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburgh
Redskins
Philadelphia
Dallas
Sst. Louis
Steelers
Royals Tighten Eastern Race in NBA Net
Cincinnati Royals moved within one game of second place Syracuse and 2.5 games of leader Boston after a 130-117 win over Syracuse. Boston hosts Syracuse tonight while Cincinnati faces Chicago on the road in Friday NBA action.
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Royals
National Basketball Association
Syracuse
Nats
Boston
Syra
Celtics
Chicago
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