Clothier Heads List At Dread Grid Fete And Tiger Is Landed
Senior tackle Marvin Clothier of Stafford topped the KU Football Dinner Dance awards with the Ormond Beach Memorial Trophy and the Art Weaver Scholarship Trophy. Guard Ken Tiger won the Mike Getto Lineman of the Year Award as Clothier placed runner-up. Mitchell lauded the 63-1 season and noted club support, while fans and sponsors honored players and staff at the Union Ballroom.
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Giants Linemen Dominate Early NFL Draft Action
The NFL completed its 1966 draft after a marathon session as first round picks signed quickly. Ohio State tackles Daryl Sanders and Bob Vogel joined early signees, while Terry Baker went No 1 to the Los Angeles Rams. AFL picks Stovall Alexander and Budde also drew first round choices. Many players remain tied to college futures before pro contracts.
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Ortiz Retains World Title With Knockout Victory
In Tokyo the world lightweight title bout saw World Champion Carlos Ortiz of New York stop Teru Kosaka of Japan in the fifth round. In Paris Jean Josselin of France defeated Angel Garcia of Cuba by knockout in the tenth.
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Foss Sees Kansas City as AFL Franchising Hopeful
Commissioner Joe Foss praises Kansas City's potential to host an AFL team, says Oakland owners may keep the club, and notes New Orleans and Kansas City bid for the Oakland franchise. He predicts a new stadium could make the winner the No 1 AFL team and cites strong ratings and college prospects.
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Lions and Cyclones Set for 91st Ottawa-Lawrence Clash
The 91st meeting between Ottawa High Lions and Lawrence Cyclones looms as a thriller for about 2,000 fans in Ottawa. Lawrence holds a 46-44 edge. last season each side won on its home court in 45-41 and 54-45 contests. Light leads LHS scoring, while Harris steadily improves after an ankle issue as both teams pursue a hesitant start to the season.
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Trojans Named Top Grid Team in AP Poll 1962
Southern California, unbeaten and untied, tops the final AP college football poll with 509 points. Wisconsin runner up with 428, while Mississippi, Texas, Alabama, Arkansas, LSU, Oklahoma, Penn State and Minnesota round out the top ten.
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Mexico tops India to reach Davis Cup challenge round
Mexico advances to the Davis Cup challenge round for the first time after winning the first three matches in Madras. Rafael Osuna defeated Ramanathan Krishnan in a five set singles clash and then Osuna teamed with Antonio Palafox to win the doubles match over Joydeep Mukerjee and Primjit Lal.
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Clothier and McFarland Drafted From Kansas Jayhawks
Kansas University tackle Marvin Clothier and quarterback Rodger McFarland are the only Jayhawks drafted by NFL clubs so far in 1962. Clothier went in the seventh round to the Dallas Cowboys after earning the Art Weaver Scholarship and Ormand Beach Award. McFarland, previously drafted as a future pick by San Francisco, was also drafted by Houston in the American Football League.
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San Francisco
Houston
Emporia State Upsets Arkansas State In Big Win
Emporia State defeated Arkansas State 94 83 as Doug Glaysher and Larry Chaney led with hot shooting. Johnny Mack Allen scored 27 for Arkansas State but a late rally fell short after a 45 30 halftime edge vanished. College of Emporia beat Friends 70 63 behind a 31 18 halftime lead and held off a late push.
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Hoppmann Plans Move to Canadian Pro Football
Dave Hoppmann Iowa State backfield ace for three years says he plans to play pro football in Canada. The 195 pound senior quarterback was drafted by the New York Giants in the seventh round but told a Madison banquet he would join a Canadian team, unnamed.
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AAU sanctions draw fire from track officials nationwide
The AAU declared a large group of athletes ineligible for future competition including the Olympics for competing in open meets with collegians and non collegians. NCAA executive director Walter Byers criticized the move as unreasonable. Ohio State coach Larry Snyder called the action an attempt to retain power.
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NBA Monday's Results and Today's Schedule
Detroit faces Syracuse and Los Angeles plays New York in two Sunday games. Chicago battles St Louis while New York hosts Chicago in Detroit. Wednesday features New York versus Chicago in Detroit and Boston versus Detroit with Long Beach at Pittsburgh. Chicago meets Philadelphia while Long Beach visits Kansas City.
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