High Point Panthers Open 1962 63 Season At Campbell
High Point College hosts Campbell College in Buies Creek to begin the 1962 63 basketball season. Campbell, coached by Fred McCall, brings back all 10 lettermen from last year and features 6 4 Mike Reidy. HPC coach Tom Quinn starts his tenure against a ready Camel squad.
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Yost Named Captain Of All-Southern 11
Quarterback Jerry Yost of West Virginia was chosen captain of the 162 All-Southern Conference football team. He led in total offense with 1361 yards, and became the only offensive quarterback to receive captaincy in a year with split selections and injuries.
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Navy Game Not Only One On Cadets Schedule
WEST POINT N Y AP Navy game isn’t the only big date on Army’s coming slate. Dietzel says the Cadets have played half their season and plan a stronger passing attack with options that often become runs. Capt John Elerson expected back for Navy week.
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Notre Dame Key Factor In National Title Hunt
Notre Dame remains a pivotal factor in the national title race as Navy, UCLA, and others contend for top rankings. Dietzel cites Navy scouting data while Staubach is highlighted as Navy’s central threat, and Southern California holds No. 1 in the AP poll with Wisconsin close behind.
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Baseball and boxing notes from Manchester and Hollywood
Boxing results list Billy Calvert outpointed Lercy Jeffrey in Manchester while Billy Walker defeated Jose Gonzalez in Britain and Spain. In Hollywood Edue pace knocked out Everado Armenia. Frank Robinson set a Cincinnati home run record with 14 four baggers in July, surpassing Tad Sluszewski who had 13.
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Penn State and Villanova Accept Bowl Bids
Penn State and Villanova joined the expanding list of teams accepting bids to post season college bowl games. Penn State, 9-1, was ranked ninth and slated to play in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida. Faculty representatives approved the team vote hours later.
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Navy Dependence on Sophs for Army Rivalry
Navy Coach Wayne Hardin will rely on a strong sophomore class for the Army game as quarterback Staubach and fullback Donnelly lead an offense that features five sophomores among its top producers. Navy aims to rebound after a rocky start and seeks impact from players like Kip Paskewich and Ron Testa against a tough Army defense in Philadelphia.
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Shrine Bowl squads drill in Charlotte in cold practice
Shrine Bowl squads from North and South Carolina drill in cold weather ahead of Saturday’s game. Carolina teaches its South Carolina counterpart, while players cite the brutal cold and fast times as they learn the offense and prepare for a full-scale scrimmage. Bob Powell and Bob Roberts praised the session, with Thrift and Roper clocking 60 yards in just over six seconds.
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Major Trade Sends Skowron to Dodgers in Swap
Los Angeles and New York top clubs completed a bold inter league trade sending Bill Skowron to the Dodgers for pitcher Stan Williams. Yankees manager Ralph Houk said parting with Skowron was tough but necessary to add an established starter for another pennant run. Williams joins Whitey Ford and others to form a strong Yankee rotation as Dodger and Yankee officials vowed more trades to follow.
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Defensi veiled testimony in game fixing case
Defense attorneys cross examine Joseph Green of New York City who admits bribing college players to throw games. He turned state's evidence in the case against Dave Goldberg and Steve Lekometros, two St Louis men, and described four games involving North Carolina State and South Carolina during 1959-60, including a Duke State clash where a fallout with backers occurred.
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Allen praises Talbott and Ellis from multiple local clubs
Allen lauds Dan lay Talbott of Rocky Mount Jef Beaver of Myers Park Billy Ellis of West Mecklenburg and Gilstrap hails Bill Ellis of Charleston St Andrews Ted Wingard Greenwood and Benji Kirkland of Newberry IEE boasted three quarterbacks like these noting endurance and youth in the group.
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Clark Yokley Wins 62 Moose Blocking Trophy
Clark Yokley fullback and co captain of the 1962 High Point Central High School football team has been named winner of the 1962 Moose Blocking Trophy award. He will receive the trophy at Awards Night Saturday at the Mose Lodge on U S 311 north of the city. The dinner starts at 7 p m with the award ceremony to follow. The Moose Club has presented the trophy to the top blocker on the local high school squad for several years. Yokley was a leading performer on a five win four loss one tie team. Rev Thomas Haggai of Emerywood Baptist Church will be the chief speaker. Presentation will be by Bill Smith. The affair is open to the public. Tickets are 1 50 each from Moose Club members or at the door.
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