Davidson Knocks Off Second-Ranked Duke In Charlotte
Davidson upset 2nd ranked Duke 72-69 at Charlotte lifting its record to 5-1. Fred Hetzel 27 points and Bill Jarman 21 led the Wildcats while Art Heyman and Jeff Mullins each had 21 for Duke. Duke had won 52 of 59 meetings before this upset.
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Hectic Scoreboard Highlights Across Multiple Cities
A long list of college and high school basketball results shows Holy Cross beating St. Anselm 85 64 and Cornell routing Syracuse 93 77. Other notable outcomes include UCLA toppling Butler 68 1, Wake Forest 78 over Virginia 73, and Oklahoma 85 over Texas Tech 62. High school scores feature Eudora 58 over Spring Hill 50 and Wichita South 31 over Wichita Heights 53.
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Bridges, Two Others Setting Fast Pace In American Cage Action
The Kansas City Steers beat Philadelphia 119 106 as Bill Bridges 35 points Gene Tormohlen 31 and Larry Staverman 22 paced the trio. The win marked their sixth straight and widened the lead over Long Beach in the American Basketball League standings.
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Jack Faulkner Named AFL Coach of the Year
Jack Faulkner, former Gillman assistant at Cincinnati and Los Angeles, earned the AFL Coach of the Year honor for 1962 with the Denver Broncos. In his first season he steered Denver to a 7 7 finish after a strong start, with Frank Tripucka and Gene Mingo key to their offense.
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Eudora Wins League Thriller At Spring Hill
Eudora High School defeated Spring Hill 58 to 50 to move atop the Little Seven standings. Dale Neal led with 27 points and the Cardinals rallied from a late deficit, aided by a 19-8 fourth quarter. Euthington praised Neal's finish as the club improved to 4-0 in league play and 4-1 overall. The B team won 43-30 and the next game is December 27 at Maur Hill in the Tonganoxie Tournament.
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Packers Place Eight On All Western Club
Eight Packers named to Western Division Pro Bowl squad to face the East in the NFL all star game in Los Angeles January 13. Detroit Lions follow with seven selections, Baltimore five, Bears and Rams four each, 49ers three, and Minnesota one.
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Packers Dominate Final Team Statistics In 1960 NFL Season
Green Bay led 11 offensive and four defensive categories despite not leading total offense or defense. The Giants topped total offense in the championship game race while Detroit held the league’s top defense. Packers set a league first with 281 total first downs breaking the 278 record.
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