Packers Run Past 49ers for 31 13 Victory in Milwaukee
Green Bay, led by Jim Taylor and Tom Moore in relief of Paul Hornung, pulled away in the second half to beat San Francisco 31 13. Taylor rushed 160 yards on 17 carries, Moore added 84 yards and a TD, while Bart Starr connected with Ron Kramer on a 9 yard pass for a TD and Jerry Kramer added a 27 yard field goal and extra points. Attendance was 46 012 as Green Bay extended its unbeaten streak to six games and built a two game lead in the Western Conference.
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Tom Moore
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Starr
Northwestern Upsets Ohio State To Top Big Ten
Teen star Tommy Myers sparked Northwestern to an 18-14 upset over No. 6 Ohio State after a fast first quarter, lifting Northwestern to first in the Big Ten as Texas and Alabama maintained unbeaten status in a halfway season roundup.
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Texas
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Alabama
Southeast
Midwest
Tommy the Gun Myers
Northwestern
Associated Press
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Wildcats
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UCLA
Paul Flatley
Bill Swingle
Steve Murphy
Pittsburgh
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Rick Lee
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma Sooners
Kansas
Football Turns Into Big Brawl in Dallas Titans Game
In Dallas the Texans defeated the New York Titans 20 to 17 after a fierce brawl and a late Tommy Brooker 42 yard field goal. Abner Haynes and Harold Stephens were ejected amid the melees as Duane Wood and Buddy Cockrell sparked the second fight late in the game.
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New York Titans
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Harold (Hayseed) Stephens
Hardin-Simmons
New York
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Jerry Fields
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Haynes
Fields
Hubert Bobo
Stephens
Bobo
Hayseed
Ed Kovacs
Chris Burford
Duane Wood
Buddy Cockrell
Hardin-Simmons University
DuQuoin State Fair Secures Hambletonian Contract
The Hambletonian Society awarded a four year contract for the Hambletonian stake to be raced at DuQuoin State Fair in Illinois starting 1964 after 1963 at the DuQuoin track. Yonkers Raceway and Washington Park bid unsuccessfully, while Yonkers sought Goshen.
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Yonkers
Tiger Vows To Top Fullmer For Crown
Diamond middleweight title bout at Candlestick Park pits Dick Tiger against Gene Fullmer after three postponed dates. Tiger, the No 1 contender from Nigeria, vows to fight Fullmer on his terms, while Fullmer predicts a hard 15 rounds with a possible knockout. Both have trained hard, with Tiger peaking and Fullmer noting the toll of prep.
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Paul Pender
Klein Takes West Texas PGA Pro Championship
Don Klein of Albuquerque fired four under 206 to win the pro division at the West Texas PGA in Andrews. San Angelo’s Dick Turner was runner-up at two under 208 and earned the sectional traveling trophy. Leon Anderson of Odessa College led amateurs with 208 and Lou Rogers of Amarillo was best among women at 228. Bobby Williams of Midland won the Last Day Money Tournament with 69.
Golf Results PHO Division and Amateur Standings
Don Klein of Albuquerque led with 206 while Inick Turner of San Angelo posted 228 and Dewey Burkhart of Midland recorded 211 amid playoff wins. Division B winners Bubba Hoermann Andrews and Tiny Warden Andrews posted 222 and 228 respectively as playoffs determined titles. Women’s division saw Florence Prete Amarillo 232 and Nancy Butler Amarillo 383 in a competitive field.
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Don Klein
Albuquerque
Inick Turner
San Angelo
C. G. Griffin
Brownfield
Don Dear
Bud Watkins
Portales
Lloyd Carter
Sweetwater
Jim Terry
Seminole
Butch Mitchell
Lubbock
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Andrews
Troy Badgett
Amarillo
Buddy Phillipe
Artesia
Jim Russell
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Ray Hardy
Muleshoe
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Scot Smith
Garland Lasater
Lynn Rice
Lorance Hicks
Bob Traweek
Midland
Bill Betenbough
Lou. Rogers
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Florence Pei Prete
Nancy Butler
Cecile Collins
King Huffman To Talk To QB Club Luncheon
Coaches J T King and Bert Huffman headline the Red Raider Club Quarter back Club luncheon at noon in the Pioneer Hotel main ballroom. King discusses Baylor, Huffman covers the freshmen win over Hardin Simmons and the Canyon week game against West Texas State. Frank Jonell hosts. door prize. tickets priced at $2.
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Bert Huffman
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Pioneer Hotel
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Baylor
Huffman
Hardin- Simmons
Canyon
West Texas State
U S Wins Crown In Horsemanship At World Pentathlon
The United States won the unofficial team crown in horsemanship with 2 404 points at the opening event of the 1962 world modern pentathlon in Mexico City. Individual leaders tied 920 points: Alfonso Ottaviani of Italy and Wencelaus Malta of Brazil. Mexico, Finland, Hungary, Sweden followed in unofficial team standings.
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UPI
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Italy
Alfonso Ottaviani
Brazil
Wencelaus
Malta
Longhorns Pull Off Narrow Sudden-Death Victory Over Arkansas
Texas outlasted Arkansas 7-3 as Duke Carlisle and Johnny Genung connected on a key pass sequence to set up Tommy Ford’s late scoring run. The win keeps Texas 5-0 on the season and atop the SWC standings while outlining upcoming tests against Rice SMU Baylor TCU Texas A&M and Texas Tech with mixed results from conference foes.
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Ray Poage
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Jim Fauver
Ronnie Goodwin
Panny Brabham
Ark
Genel Fleming
Liston Breaks With Sports Inc For Bout
New York based report says heavyweight champion Sonny Liston will split from Championship Sports Inc over alleged contract breaches and defend his title against Floyd Patterson under a new promoter in February possibly at Baltimore. Advisor Jack Nilon cites escrow failures and a $2,175,500 government lien delaying funds.
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Sonny Liston
Championship Sports, Inc
Floyd Patterson
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Jack Nilon
Championship Sports
Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Orient
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Malone Released From Waco Hospital After Concussion
Texas Tech lineman Bill Malone who suffered a head injury in the Baylor game was released from a Waco hospital and returned to Lubbock. Malone was held overnight at Methodist Hospital with a slight concussion and was expected to be released.
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Waco
Lubbock
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Top Ten College Football Teams Hit Results Deck
The Associated Press recap shows Texas defeating Arkansas 7-3 and Southern California routing California 32-6. Ohio State upset by Northwestern 18-14, Wisconsin power past Iowa 42-14, and Washington edging Stanford 14-0. Kentucky and Tennessee losses noted.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Southern California
California
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Mississippi
Ohio State
Northwestern
Geiberger Wins Ontario Open by One Stroke
Al Geiberger, three years out of college, captured the Ontario Open with an 8 under 276 total for 72 holes. He led by one stroke entering the final round and shot 70 to finish ahead of five runners up tied at 277, earning 3500 dollars and boosting his PGA earnings to 25435.
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Chuck Rotar
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Tony Lema
San Leandro
al Johnston
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Gladwyn
Buffs Win Sixth as Pilot Outgains Pistol Pete
New Mexico State's Preacher Pilot outgained West Texas State Pistol Pete Pedro four to one but West Texas State won 20 12 to stay undefeated among Texas independent colleges. Pedro hampered by injuries ran five times for 20 yards while Pilot had 80 yards and a score. Hardin-Simmons broke a 27 game losing streak with a 14 6 win over Trinity. Ouachita 15 14 edged Jerry Bishop's 27 yard field goal with 20 seconds left. Mississippi State beat Houston 9 3 Arlington State topped McMurry 25 13 New Mexico Highlands upset Abilene Christian 26 20. Week schedule and matchups listed.
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Pro Football Standings Update From Local Page
Tony Packer is serving his 13th season as basketball coach at Le high University. The item outlines standings and coaching tenure in a brief sports blurb.
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Leshigh University
Richey Captures Permian Basin Open Tennis Title
Dallas teen Cliff Richey won the Permian Basin Open men's singles title defeating Butch Newman in three sets after taking the first 6-3. Newman upset Gabino Palfox in the semifinal. Nancy Neeld claimed the women's singles title by defeating Jill Philbrick. Kierbow and Palafox won the men's doubles. Neeld and Brown won women's doubles. Rothmann and Brown won mixed doubles.
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Albuquerque
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Lubbock
Don Kierbow
Palafox
Bobby Joyner
Trinity
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Daryl Allison
Beau Sutherland
Texas Tech
Virginia Brown
Odessa
Peggy Stedding
Marilyn Goodwin
Greer Rothmann
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Billy Bane
Best Fishing Begins After October In Northern States
Soon after October the prime fishing season opens as fish feed ravenously to fatten before winter lean times. In northern states this peak comes earlier, with southern states following later in the season.
All Sewed Up Denver hockey star Ottenbriet tops scoring
Harry Ottenbriet, 25 year old center for the Minneapolis Millers in the IHL, has endured about 113 stitches from injuries on the ice. He led the league last season with 120 points and works in the accounting department at Centennial Race Track in summer.
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Harry Ottenbriet
Minneapolis Millers
International Hockey League
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Southwest Texas Upsets Lamar Tech to Lead LSC
Southwest Texas State's Bobcats overtook the Lone Star Conference lead with a 20-13 upset over Lamar Tech's Cardinals, stepping ahead in a weekend football showdown.
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United Press International
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Baylor Tech Films To Be Viewed Today
Films of the Baylor Texas Tech football game will be shown at 7 p.m. today in the upstairs ballroom of the Student Union Building. The Tech Ex-Students, the Tech Athletic Department, and the student union sponsor the event. Larry Mullins will narrate and highlight the game. Admission is free.
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Tech Athletic Department
Larry Mullins
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