LSC Superior Open WSCC Tilt Highlights Local Battle
Wisconsin State College Conference opens with La Crosse hosting Superior at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. Key players include La Crosse captains Schmidt and Conard and Superior guard Tongue with a 6 3 front line led by Bonk and Baker. Conference ruling trims Dickey and Mihalko, shaping co captain roles and opening night expectations.
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Jim Gully
Yellowjackets
Dick Dickey
Superior
Bob Hurley
Don Midbon
Hurley
Midbon
Big Ten Examines Tua’s Office Ahead of Contract Decisions
Chicago AP Big Ten faculty and athletic directors review commissioner's office structure ahead of Tug Wilson’s 65th birthday and May contract expiry. Possible replacement or renewal. Bill Reed among potential successors as presidents weigh enforcement power and aid rules.
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Chicago
Big Ten
K. L
Tug) Wilson
Wilson
Bill Reed
BRF seeks football game for September 15
Black River Falls High School coach Sam Young seeks a football opponent for the weekend of September 15 1962. He proposes a home and home series with another school with Black River Falls hosting in September and the return game on September 7 or October 26 away. Interested teams should contact athletic director Young at the school.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Sam Young
Black River Falls High School
Young
49er Shotgun Faces Green Bay Howitzers
San Francisco prepares for a pivotal NFL tie breaking battle with Green Bay as both teams field strong defenses. The 49ers rely on their shotgun attack while Green Bay aims to slow the attack and control the ball. CBS will telecast the game at 3 30 p.m. CST.
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Associated Press
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49Ers
Red Hickey
Baltimore Colts
Packers
Paul Hornung
Jim Taylor
Hornung
Taylor
Hickey
CBS
SAN Francisco Forty Niners
Green Bay Packers
Kezar Stadium
NAIA Names 6 Men To Hall Of Fame
The NAIA announced six inductees to its Football Hall of Fame including three coaches Alonzo S Gaither J W Sikes and Earl L Merritt and three players John F E Tucker Lloyd Madden and Kenneth E Mercer Simpson for their contributions to the sport at various colleges.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Today
NAIA
Alonzo S
Jake) Gaither
Florida A&m University
J. W. Sikes
East Texas State
Earl L
Fuzz) Merritt
Pomona
Conf
John FE. Tucker
Arkansas Polytechnic College
Lloyd Madden
Colorado School of Mines
Kenneth E. Mercer Simpson
Iowa
Trevorton Trip Cancelled by Missing Opponent
Trevorton High School traveled to Lykens for a basketball game, but Lykens did not appear and the game was called off. Both teams prepared to play, but the absent opponent ended the contest before tipoff.
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Lykens
Trevorton High School
Trevorton
National Basketball Association Scores and Schedules
Philadelphia defeated New York 114 to 111 and Cincinnati edged Boston 116 to 115. Upcoming games include St Louis vs Syracuse in Boston and Cincinnati at Boston with Syracuse at Detroit and Roaston hosting Philadelphia while Los Angeles visits St Louis.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Syracuse
Cineinnati
Detroit
Los Angeles
Covington valued near nil by Braves as McHale weighs options
Milwaukee General Manager John McHale says Wes Covington's market value is virtually nil and the left fielder remains in the picture for 1961. Covington slumped to .249 with 35 RBIs, while Hank Aaron is eyed to replace center field, with Bruton traded to Detroit.
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Milwaukee (Ap
Milwaukee
John McHale
Wes Covington
Braves
Covington
McHale
Wes
St. Louis
Hank Aaron
Billy Bruton
Detroit Tigers
Frank Bolling
Bruton
Aaron
Henry
Barnum Leads Coral Gables Open After First Round
John Barnum tops the Coral Gables Open with a six under par 65 in the $20,000 event. Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead sit three strokes back, while Marty Furgol and Jim Turnesa are one behind Barnum, as 36 players posted sub par rounds in Miami.
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Miami
Fla
John Barnum
Grand Rapids
Mich
Arnold Palmer
Barnum
Sam Snead
Boca Raton
Marty Furgol
Lemont, Ill
Jim Turnesa
Rye
N.Y
Tom Garrity
Kansas City
Don Massingale
Jacksboro
Tex
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Palm Beach
Bob Goalby
Crystal River
Johnny Pott
Shreveport
Indian Wrestlers To Open Season For La Crosse College
A 25 man squad at La Crosse State College aims for a strong wrestling season starting Saturday at the State Collegiate meet in Madison. Starters include 130 Jerry Barr 157 Robert Downing 167 Roger Anderson and Heavyweight Robert Waltzer with several sophomores. Coach Bob Batchelder notes only two lettermen graduated and sees a bright outlook for season. Schedule features meets from December through March plus the State Conference River Falls and Wisconsin AAU events.
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Gerald Barr
la Crosse State College
Madison
Geoff Washa
Robert Downing
Robert Waltzer
Roger Anderson
Tribune
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Lawrence
Uw-Milwaukee
Jerry Barr
Geof Washa
Barr
McPherson
Bob Batchelder
Ed Cree
Andy Fenderson
College Basketball Scores Across Regions
East Temple 83 Gettysburg 61 Colgate 70 Syracuse 52 Westminster Pa 92 Slippery Rock Pa 66 Bates 97 New Hampshire 1 South Louisville 74 Kentucky Wesleyan 73 South Carolina 75 Georgia 7 Randolph Macon 75 Washington Lee 49 VMI 72 Davidson 68 Marshal 82 Clemson 69 Louisiana Tech 61 Miss State 60 Sam Houston State 56 Houston 32 Midwest Butler 68 Michigan 54 St Ambrose 77 Christian Brothers Tenn 73 UW Milwaukee 89 St Norbert 83 DePauw 82 Ball State 64 Southwest Arkansas 94 North Texas 80 Texas Western 61 New Mexico Western 73 Far West Miami Fla 68 San Francisco 56 Seattle 86 Pepperdine 55 Colorado Col Hastings Neb 65 Arizona 92 Los Angeles State 90.
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Miss State
Sam Houston State
Houston
Midwest Butler
Michigan
St. Ambrose
Christian Brothers Tenn
Uw-Milwaukee
St Norbert
Superior
Winona
Kentucky Signs Up Eight Alabama Preps
Kentucky announces the recruitment of eight Alabama high school players and two more Alabama targets, signaling a major recruiting push. The move comes amid longs standing policy of homegrown talent and strict out of state rules, with Alabama silent on the shift.
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Kentucky
Alabama
Louisville
Crimson Tide
Bama
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Wildcats
U S Takes Early 1-0 Lead in Davis Cup Final
In Perth the United States led Italy 14 in the interzone final as play paused after darkness. Earl Buchholz of St Louis defeated Orlando Sirola 6 8 7 5 11 9 6 2 in the opening match while Nicola Pietrangeli led Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio 6 8 6 3 10 8 5 5 when play stopped. The match will be completed Saturday.
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Perth
Australia
United States
Italy
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Orlando Sirola
Nicola Pietrangeli
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Aquinas to Meet Lourdes Sunday in Wisconsin showdown
Aquinas travels to face Rochester Lourdes Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium after a 60-51 win over Cotter. Gagermeier leads scoring with 75 points in three games, aiming to break the school's career mark as he nears 1,100 points.
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Blugolds
Rochester Lourdes
Mary E. Sawyer
Aquinas
Cotter
Winona
Dave Gagermeier
Dennis Tierney
Wisconsin
Gagermeier
Tierney
Bill Skemp
Skemp
Gary Koelbl
Dan Shannon
Joe Michuta
Lourdes
Gene Biewen
Ben Clark
Dick Dale
Mike Mertz
Bill Pompeii
Dennis Olson
Jerry Hrabe
Arkansas Five Wins but Star Rhoden Is Hurt
Arkansas beat North Texas 94-80 at Fayetteville but star Clyde Rhoden sprained an ankle late in the game. The senior averaged 16.2 points last season and may miss more time. Other college results include Butler over Michigan 68-56 and Colgate beating Syracuse 70-52.
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Clyde Rhoden
Arkansas
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Fayetteville
Rhoden
Texas Tech
Butler
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Wolverines
Art Wisnant
South Carolina
Gamecocks
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Pete Chady
Bob Duffy
VMI
Davidson
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Bruce Drysdale
Owls
St. Joseph's
St. Francis
Boxing results from Spokane and Portland heavyweights
Pete Rademacher 196 pounds from Columbus Ga outpointed Kirk Barrow 180 from Spokane in Spokane. Isaac Logart 146 from Cuba outpointed Steve Ward 145 from Hartford Conn in Portland. Each bout lasted ten rounds.
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Pete Rademacher
Columbus
Kirk Barrow
Portland
Maine
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Steve Ward
Hartford
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