Knicks overcome Syracuse for 123 115 win in Baltimore
The New York Knicks exploded for 36 points in the third quarter to pull away from the Syracuse Nationals and win 123-115 in Baltimore. Johnny Green scored 31 for New York while Gene Shue added 18 as fans honored him during halftime.
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Gifford Wins NFL Comeback of the Year for 1962
Frank Gifford of the New York Giants, returning from a one year retirement, was named NFL Comeback of the Year by United Press International. He edged Washington's Bob Khayat 19 to 9 in votes as he helped the Giants win the Eastern Conference title. Jerry Kramer, John Henry Johnson and John David Crow also received votes. Tittle and Leggett earned other post season honors for the Giants.
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Khayat
UPI
Jerry Kramer
Green Bay Packers
John Henry Johnson
Pittsburgh Steelers
John David Crow
St. Louis Cardinals
Y. A. Tittle
Earl Leggett
Chicago Bears
Tittle
al Sherman
Collene Basketball Dayton 4 Xavier 64
Dayton defeats Xavier 64 to 4 in a basketball game with scattered results across the day’s schedule. Massachusetts tops American Trier 71 to 3 in another matchup. Purman and Redmond lead various teams in a crowded results page.
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Massachusetts
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North Texas
Lamar Tech
Corps Couriet
Arlington St
Hardin-Simmons
Ge Pranks
Adelphi
Florida St
Pordham
Pairfield
Belmont Abbey
Moravian
Franklin & Marshall
Rebels Open Two Game Arizona Swing In 1950s South Five Schedule
Nevada Southern Rebels, 9-1 on the season, head to Flagstaff to face Arizona State College tonight as part of a two game trek into Arizona. After the Flagstaff game they travel to Phoenix for a rematch with Grand Canyon College the next day. USC will challenge to halt the Rebels streak in Tempe. Las Vegas 3-4 hosts Rancho 1-5 in conference play while Western 7-0 meets Basic 3-2 in Henderson. Lincoln County visits Moapa Valley and Enterprise plays Virgin Valley.
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Henderson
Gorman
Boulder City
Lincoln County
Moapa Valley
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Football Golf HOLLYWOOD BEACH Qualifying Round Leaders
Ralph Guglielmi and favored King Hill each posted 76 to lead the National Football League golf tournament qualifying at Hollywood Beach. The pair topped the field with solid scores as the event opened.
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Japanese boxer Aoki stops Campo in 5th round on decision
In Worcester Massachusetts, Karutoshi Aoki from Japan defeats Vic Campo by technical decision after a 30 second 5th round. The Philippines is listed among involved locations in the sparse OCR text.
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Las Vegas Sports Roundup January 1963
Local desk reports sports notes from Las Vegas with brief updates on teams, players and events. Coverage highlights ongoing season play and upcoming games in the area.
Nevada Commission weighs Las Vegas rematch site for Liston Patterson fight
The Nevada State Athletic Commission meets in Carson City to decide if Las Vegas will host the Liston Patterson rematch. Options include Las Vegas or cities such as Miami Beach Baltimore Chicago or Detroit with hearings and possible announcements from Championship Sports Inc. amid ongoing political and promotional maneuvering.
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Liston
Jack Nilon
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Miami Herald
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Nilon
Chester
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Miani Beach
Ray Grosdy
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Grady
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al Goldstein
Baltimore Sun
Canadiens Rout Bruins Icemen 4-1 in NHL clash
Montreal opened with three first period goals as Bernie Geoffrion Jean Guy Talbot and Donnie Marshall scored. Jean Beliveau added the tally in the second period, Tom Williams spoiled Jacques Plante's shutout bid, and Montreal extended its unbeaten run to eight games while moving into a second place tie with Toronto.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
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Jean Guy Talbot
Donnie Marshall
Boston
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Jean Beliveau
Tom Williams
NHL
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Talbot
Henri Richard
Johnston
Marshall
Richard
Johnson
Falstaffs to Exhibit in Las Vegas Bowls Sunday
The St. Louis Falstaffs famed bowling team will appear in Las Vegas Bowl and Showboat Lanes exhibitions. Three members join a matinee at 1 30 pm at Las Vegas Bowl with Harry Smith Dick Hoover and Ronnie Gaudern facing local stars Jim Deskin Steve Bassin and L D Wren. Evening match at Las Vegas Bowl pits Smith Hoover Gaudern plus Billy Welu and Al Savas against Bassin Ed James Dick Farkas Al Avella and Frank Mirabelli.
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Las Vegas Bowl
Billy Weir
Ronnie Gaudern
Harry Smith
al Savas
Glenn Allison
Dick Hoover
Allison
James
Bassin
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Mirabelli
Avella
Wren
Deskin
Buffalo
N. Y
Billy
Fallstaffs
Badger Grids Receive Big Welcome
A crowd estimated at 2006 plus greeted the Wisconsin football team on their return from the Rose Bowl. United Airlines DC-7 brought the Badgers to Municipal Airport at 7:40 p.m. The team, defeated 42 to 37 by USC, was paraded to a trailer stage as the band played On Wisconsin and cheerleaders led the ovation.
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North Favored Over South in Hula Bowl Contest
In Honolulu the North All Stars opened as a one touchdown favorite over the South in the 17th Hula Bowl. Wisconsin quarterback Ron Vander Kelen led the North with Pat Richter and Hugh Campbell while Sonny Gibbs directed the South attack with receivers Hitchler Hutchinson and Alexander among others. The South counters with a strong Purdue/Texas mix and notable Rose/Cotton Bowl alumni joining UCLA and LSU standouts.
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Bill Barnes
USC
Mary Marinovich
Ken del Conte
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Bill Minkowski
Ohio State
Engle
VanderKelen
Cahrlie Mitchell
Washington
Bill Munsey
Minnesota
George Saimes
Michigan State
Minkowski
Paul Flatley
Northwestern
Larry Ferguson
Iowa
George Reed
Washington State
Barnes
Gibbs
Larry Balliett
California
Field Goal Famine Slows Stanford Basketball In LA Classic
Stanford coach Howie Dallmar blamed a field goal famine for the Indians seventh place finish in the Los Angeles Classic. He noted stretches of 11 and nine minutes without a field goal as the root of the slump while center Tom Dose held up. Stanford, 82 overall, prepares to face California on January 8 after pair of games this weekend. Rene Herrerias cited Oregon State leadership from Terry Baker as a factor for the Bears.
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Sessio
Northern California Basketball Writers Associations
Tom Dose
Indians
UPI
Stanford
Caliifornia
Bears
Southern California
USC
Cal
UCLA
Rene Herrerias
California
Oregon State
Portland
Terry Baker
Beaver
Slipped Disc Leads Santa Anita Feature as Fancies Pick
Al's Fancies calls Slipped Disc the best bet in the seventh at six furlongs over Santa Anita where Kicapu Kid and Sky Gemmy present threats while Slipped Disc is favored despite top weight. Across the card Nite Shift, Hoanani, Alycerani, Y B K, Miss Bernwood, and Tudor Knight are listed as other possibilities with varying odds.
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Sky Gemmy
Hooper
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Alycerani
Y B. K
Miss Bernwood
Tudor Knight
Rancho Banquet Plans Change For 1962 Event
Rancho High School announces the 1962 state championship football banquet will start at 6 30 PM next Thursday at Hotel Thunderbird Virginia City Room instead of 7 PM in Coldfield Room due to large ticket pre sales. Ducats available at the Owens Avenue school. Featured speaker is Phil Dickens Indiana coach and former Wyoming football leader.
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Wyoming
Bassin Extends Lead In Showboat Lanes Singles
Steve Bassin built a 45 pin advantage over Dick Farkas at Showboat Lanes with a 765 series to 745 for Farkas. Bassin defeated Jim Ward while Farkas beat Mirabelli who subbed for Jerry Steinberg. Mirabelli had a high game of 8 and shared the 816 series with Bud Lick who also totaled 816.
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Dick Farkas
Chassie
Bassin
Farkas
Jim Ward
Parkas
Frank Mirabelli
Jerry Steinberg
Mirabelli
Bud Lick
Local Muni Basketball Results From Last Night
Fragmentary scores show junior and league results with teams such as Bonanza Bobcats and Mobert Lake posting mixed results. Obscure names appear in scattered lines while no full game details or standings are recoverable.
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Mobert Lake
Ken Pinel Tsiskous
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Miller
Some Segay
Brooke
Lovee
Jennings Gary Is
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