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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

14 Nov 1962

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1962

Page

19

Claassen Picks Duke and Notre Dame in Weekend Grid

Duke and Notre Dame join a long list of predicted winners as Harold Claassen lays out college football picks. Notable matchups include USC vs Navy, Alabama vs Georgia Tech, and Texas vs TCU with emphasis on quarterback battles and key defensive units across conferences.

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Associated Press NEW York Southern California Navy Trojans Pete Beathard Bill Nelson Alabama Georgia Tech South Grant Richmond Joe Namath Tech Billy Lothridge Minnesota Purdue Gophers Bobby Bell Texas Texas Christian TCU Sonny Gibbs Longhorns Tommy Wade Missouri Oklahoma Tigers Johnny Roland Penn State Holy Cross Nittany Lions Mississippi Tennessee Volunteers Northwestern Michigan State Tom Myers Spartans Louisiana Bayou Bengals Jerry Stovall Arkansas Southern Methodist Billy Moore Washington UCLA Huskies Hex California Seattle Duke Wake Forest Bill Reynolds Jay Wilkinson Wisconsin Illinois Badgers Boston College Boston University Buffalo Colgate Dartmouth Cornell Harvard Brown Columbia Pennsylvania Villanova Rutgers Princeton Yale Syracuse George Washington Auburn Georgia Florida Florida State Kentucky Xavier Maryland Clemson North Carolina State Virginia Tampa Furtman Vanderbilt Tulane West Virginia Citadel Miami Ohio Cincinnati Dayton Wichita South Carolina Detroit Iowa Michigan Iowa State Kansas State Kansas Louisville North Texas State Nebraska Oklahoma State Notre Dame North Carolina Tulsa Toledo Ohio State Oregon West Texas State Hardin-Simmons Rice Texas A&m Texas Tech Colorado Arizona Air Force Baylor Arizona State New ‘Mexico Idaho Nevada Wyoming Brigham, Young Washington State New Mexico Montana Oregon State Colorado State Stanford San Jose Utah
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Stith Makes NBA Return After Tuberculosis Setback

Tom Stith, former St Bonaventure star and Knicks first draft pick, debuted for New York in a 116 102 loss to Boston after 18 months out with tuberculosis. He played 10 minutes, went 2 of 4 from the floor, grabbed two rebounds and had one assist. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati past Detroit 127 108. L A defeated Chicago 107 84. St Louis routed San Francisco 132 100.

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Stith St. Bonaventure National Basketball Association New York Knicks Stith Brothers Queens New York Eddie Donovan Knicks Madison Square Garden Boston Celtics Boston Tom Oscar Robertson Cincinnati Detroit Los Angeles Chicago St. Louis Hawks San Francisco
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Moore vs Clay Tomorrow Night Fight Of The Ages

The Moore versus Cassius Clay heavyweight bout is billed as the fight of the ages with Clay at 20 and Archie Moore in his 40s. The 12 round scheduled match airs 8 p.m. PST on theater circuits, offering Moore’s 220th ring event and Clay’s 16th pro start. Promoters hope Liston could face the winner next fall, while Moore says he aims to protect the younger generation by beating Clay and then facing Liston himself.

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Bob Myers Associated Press LOS Angeles Archie Moore Cassius Clay Clay Louisville Moore San Diego Henry Armstrong Archie St. Louis Cassius Marcellus Clay Cassius George Parnasus Cal Eaton Sonny Lisston Cassius Lover Moore Liston
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Islanders Might Be Up For Sale

Honolulu source says a special meeting Thursday will discuss possible sale of the Hawaii Islanders of the Pacific Coast Baseball League. A local group including financier Henry J. Kaiser reportedly aims to buy the team.

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Honolulu Hawaii Islanders Pacific Coast Baseball League Henry J. Kaiser
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Russian Hockey Players Arrive in Montreal for Exhibition Tour

Twenty Russian hockey players arrived in Montreal from Brussels for a nine game exhibition tour of Canadian cities. The Russian national team was greeted at Dorval airport by Bob Lebel, president of the International Ice Hockey Federation, and Cecil Duncan, secretary of the federation's Ottawa district.

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Montreal Brussels Dorval Bob Lebel International Ice Hockey Federaton Cecil Duncan Federation Ottawa
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Dietzel's lie detector grades Army players for fun win

West Point coach Paul Dietzel uses film graded five-way scoring to rate execution and effort. Grades hang in the locker room, guiding and exciting players as Regulars Go Team and Chinese Bandits lead Cadets on road trips with sightseeing. Dietzel emphasizes enjoyment and motivation over pure technique.

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Bill McCormick West Point N. Y NEA Paul Dietzel Army Dietzel Louisiana State Paul Washington George Washington Mt. Vernon New York Syracuse
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Missouri Oklahoma Clash In Norman Highlights Ground Game

Missouri and Oklahoma prepare for a hard nosed showdown in Norman. Missouri leads the nation with 2301 rushing yards while Oklahoma ranks sixth with 1812. Johnny Roland and Joe Don Looney spotlight the ground attack in a match shaping conference fortunes.

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NEW York Norman Okla Missouri Oklahoma National Collegiate Athletic Bureau Tigers Sooners Johnny Roland Joe Don Looney Looney Eldon Fortie Brigham Young Northwestern Tom Myers Tulsa John Simmons Arizona State Wisconsin
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ABL Opens Second Year of Operation

Chicago leads the Ameri can Basketball League into its second season with changes. Commissioner Abe Saperstein, founder of the Harlem Globetrotters, unveils double headers between same opponents. Openers feature Chicago at Philadelphia and Kansas City at Oakland while long beach and Pittsburgh start 12 minute quarters, else 15 minute halves in doubleheaders.

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Chicago Abe Saperstein Saperstein Harlem Globetrotters Philadelphia Kansas City Oakland Long Beach Calif Pittsburgh
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