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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1962
Page
15
Coach A. D. Shaver hypes Seagraves for a tough run at Sundown Plains and O’Donnell after beating Wink 20-18 and notes key players like Sammy Faulkner and a defense showing promise. Denver City, led by Don Orr, praises sophomore group and prep for Stanton as AAA slate tightens toward playoffs.
Frank Clarke of the Dallas Cowboys leads the league in scoring with 66 points after scoring three touchdowns against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Eddie LeBaron remains the top passer, with Bobby Mitchell leading in pass receiving, Sam Baker in punting, and Abe Woodson taking over punt returns. John McVay, Michigan State coach, posted a 41-7-2 record at Central Catholic High School in Canton, Ohio.
Tom Tresh, New York Yankees rookie star in the 1962 World Series, returns to Central Michigan University to resume classes. He attends as a second semester junior living with wife Cheryl and baby Michele at Washington Court, taking five courses for 13 hours. He plans to complete his degree in physical education by 1965 as part of an insurance policy for baseball.
Murray State College in Murray Kentucky completed the 1962 season with 37 consecutive dual meet victories and captured the Ohio Valley Conference track crown by scoring 301.33 points, far ahead of the nearest competitor.
SMU fans still back the Mustangs after a 1961 win over Air Force and a 15 to 7 upset of Rice. The team, led by John Rhome and Tom Sherwin in key plays, has shown grit against Maryland, USC, and Air Force, aiming to rebound vs Texas Tech amid a four game home series with Notre Dame looming in 1967.
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