All-American High School squad draws nationwide recruiting rush
The 11th annual All-America High School football team spotlights 84 top players from 37 states as colleges intensify recruiting through sub-freshman weekends and cross-country visits. Ohio leads with six selections, while fullback roles fade as multi-purpose backs rise.
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Forrer Captures Hahnenkamm as Ski Scene Sees Crashes
Willy Forrer of Switzerland upset favorites in the Hahnenkamm downhill in Kitzbuehel as Canada’s Gary Batistella crashed through trees suffering an open skull wound and other injuries. U S skiers Buddy Werner Ferries Huega Kido faced mixed results with several injuries halting parts of the team. Ferrer won in slow track conditions with a 2 37 6 time, while the event raised questions about form ahead of Chamonix worlds.
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Austria
Willy Forrer
Switzerland
Gary Batistella
Canada
Streif
Innsbruck
U.S
Buddy Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Hausberg
Chuck Ferries
Aspen
Ferrer
Jim Huega
Tahoe City
Calif
Bill Kido
Stowe
Bill Martlet
Cole
Gordon Eaton
Littleton
N.H
Chamonix
France
Wright Leading At Sea Island In Open Golf
Mick ey Wright from Dallas built a one stroke edge at Sea Island Ladies Open with 75 for a two day total of 150. Betsy Rawls and Marilynn Smith chased Wright as the Sea Island course proved punishing for many in the more than 100-player field.
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Sea Island, Ga
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Dallas
Tex
Sea Island
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
Marilynn Smith
Jupiter
Fla
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
Calif
Beth Stone
Muscogee
Oklo
Charlotte
N.C
C. J. Mosack
Dennis
Sandra Haynie
Mary Lena Faulk
Pegoy Kirk Bell
Aes
Carol Mann
Sete Ate
Shirley Englehorn
Ruth Jessen
Marlene Hagge
Louise Suggs
Betty Jameson
Ee Seeves Seer
Cathy Whitworth
Claudine Cros
Judy Kimball
Barbara Greene
Wee
Sandra McClinton
Gloria Armstrong
Bridgette Var
Doherty Women's Golf Championship Finals Set
Phyllis Preuss of Pomano Beach Florida and Sandra Spuzich of Indianapolis advanced to the finals of the 30th Doherty Women's Golf Championship at Coral Ridge. Preuss defeated Mrs. Lyle of Montreal 6 and 5 after a late run. Spuzich beat Ann Stranahan 5 and 3 after an early 3 up lead.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Fla
Sandra Spuzich
Indianapolis
Ind
Coral Ridge Country Club
Miss Preuss
Marlene Streit
Robert Lyle
Montreal
Miss Spuzich
Ann Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
AFL Defies Collapse as Owners Eye Future in San Diego
AFL owners gathered in San Diego see a couple of more years of losses while optimistic about revival. Chargers owner Barron Hilton notes rising fan support and a 27 000 average crowd, signaling possible NFL absorption chances for strong teams. Oakland Denver Houston and Buffalo show varying financial outlooks as they rebuild through draft gains and player signings.
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Joe Foss
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Oakland
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Plums
Leroy Jackson
Western Illinois
Sandy Stephens
Minnesota
Boston
New York
Alumni May Replace Blue-White Tilt In North Carolina
In Chapel Hill a proposed spring football conclave may pit the UNC varsity against a squad of alumni replacing the Blue-White intrasquad game. Drills start February 17 with the windup on March 24. Monogram Club invites former Tar Heel players to compete. Joe Craver and Ward Marslender named co-captains of the 1962 team.
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N.C
University of North Carolina
Monogram Club
Joe Craver
Shelby
Ward Marslender
Washington, D.C
Drysdale and Davis Sign 1962 Dodgers Contracts
Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale signed his 1962 contract despite a down year. Vice President Bavasi confirmed the deal, reportedly $32,000, the same as 1961. Outfielder Tommy Davis also signed for about $12,000, up from 1961, with Drysdale aiming to rebound in the new Dodger Stadium season.
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Buzzie
Bavasi
Drysdale
Tommy Davis
Davis
Don
Dodger
Chaves Ravine
Johansson Ready For Comeback In Ring April Trial
Ingemar Johansson, 29, former world heavyweight champion, trains in Sweden for a February 2 bout with Joe Bygraves, 30, of Jamaica. Johansson trimmed weight through an 8 day military march and intensive road work, shadowboxing, and sparring, aiming to regain a spot in the world title picture.
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Goteborg
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Joe Bygraves
Jamaica
Ingo
Lever
Ingemar
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