Hornung Stars As Packers Down 49ers
Paul Hornung led Green Bay to a 13 0 victory over San Francisco in rain soaked conditions. He scored all Packers points with a 28 yard run two field goals a late first half field goal and the extra point to lift Green Bay into the division lead.
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Solid Moment Wins Feature at Sunland Park in Snowy Racetrack
Solid Moment upset the crowd at Sunland Park's Public Relations Society of America purse with a 1:07.25 run despite a sloppy surface from heavy snow. Mr Vale trailed the field as Solid Moment paid 20.10 and 2,031 fans wagered a total of 138,317 dollars.
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Vanderbilt Trims Pony Cagers in SWC Meeting
Vanderbilt Commodores beat the Baylor Delbert Schwartz Arkansas Texas Tech Texas team 76 to 64 as coaches discuss limits on visits and scholarships. A faculty committee approved an NCAA national letter of intent proposal and the study on scholarship numbers and eligibility continued.
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Chargers Rally Past Broncos For Western AFL Title
The Los Angeles Chargers came from behind three times to beat the Denver Broncos 41-33 and clinch the AFL Western Division title. Kemp led eight plays to reach the one yard line, then scored, as Agajanian added his fourth straight conversion to go up 34-33. A late blocked pass set up the clinching Chargers touchdown.
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Coach Dick Voris resigns at Virginia after 28 straight losses
Charlottesville Virginia Coach Dick Voris quits his post after a three year tenure that yielded only one win and tied the national record for 28 consecutive losses. The university says it will honor Voris salary through February 1962 and begin search for a successor.
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West Wins All Star Jaco Tilt in Frigid NJC Bracket
West's all star football team defeated the East 25 to 16 in Albuquerque as Dean Newby directed drives and Ed Buchanan scored key TDs. Beavers and Wallace connected for the East, but turnovers and cold 24 degree weather fueled fumbles and interceptions while West leaned on speed and strength to pull away late.
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Minnesota Coach Seeks Sun Bowl Chance for Big Ten Teams
The Minnesota coach laments the Big Ten bowl restrictions and hopes to see more teams in bowls like the Sun Bowl. He notes Iowa’s strong payouts and potential to win on any play, urging broader post season opportunities for his conference.
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Notable congratulate notes from athletic figures
A garbled set of congratulations to athletic staff and players is mixed with praise for various administrators and contributors. It mentions Robison, Jones, and San Antonio Express spots editor in a sports context, but specific events, dates, teams, or outcomes are unclear.
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Los Angeles and Washington Draft 36 Players Each
The American League sets up entry drafts for the new Los Angeles and Washington teams. Each club may select 28 players from 120 eligibles on current rosters and one unprotected minor leaguer from each of the eight existing clubs, with a pool of about 160 minor league players available for selection. Purchase price ranges by classification, around 73 thousand dollars per player.
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Tech Narrow Loss as Raiders Rally in Deep South Tour
Tech continued its Deep South swing with a 33.7 percent shooting night led by George Jung and Carlos Mortison for Florida Tech. Mac Percival and Tom Sach paced Raiders with 11 rebounds each and Patty added 10 points while Tommy Clark and Percival added nine. Florida leveled the game with 18 field goal attempts in the second half.
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12 Year Old Golf Prodigy Johnny Ponain Emerges
Johnny Ponain a 12 year old from Miami Shores Florida is described as a potential Bobby Jones of the junior scene. He has won the U S National Jaycee championship and Puerto a 12 year old prodigy with a 36 hole total and a play style praised by Ed Furgol who coaches him. He aims to go to college first then become a golf professional.
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Tech Praised for Hiring King As New Coach
Former Austin sports editor Weldon Hart notes coaches praise J.T. King as a head coaching prospect. King earns broad support from friends and notable figures in Texas sports as Tech authorities back his selection and expect strong popularity and performance.
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J T King Named New Tech Head Coach At Southwest Center
A telegram praises J T King as new head football coach and Polk Robison as athletic director. The note highlights King esting defence, recruiting, and ties to Bear Bryant. It predicts Tech will grow into a minor power in SWC play and attract Tech fans and writers alike.
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Gravitt and Mustangs Clinch Narrow Victory Over Cubs
Gravitt led the Mustangs with a signature 11 yard pass to Fulbright for their fifth touchdown after a long drive. The Cubs fought to the end and threatened again on a late drive but were stopped by a fourth down pass breakup in the final moments. The night featured a remarkable 66 yard kickoff return and multiple big plays, cementing a dramatic win for the Mustangs.
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