CBS Pays $19.5 Million For Grid Rights Auction
CBS won the 1962 63 football broadcast rights for NFL and college games. The network bid 10.2 million for NCAA Saturday games and 9.3 million for NFL, totaling 19.5 million over two years. NBC ABC and others mapped the field as CBS emerged the top football network.
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CBS
Jack Clary
NEW York
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Football League
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NFL
NBC
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Bill MacPhail
State Legion Pin Play Enters Second Weekend
The Ohio American Legion Bowling Tournament moves into its second weekend at Sports Bowl with 52 teams in the five man event. Early leaders include George Arnold of Miamisburg with 685 in singles and Floyd Nicholson with Bertram Leap of Dayton Post 675 with 1,265 in doubles. Carpenter Pontiac of Lakewood leads the five-man event with 2,968.
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Ohio American Legion
George Arnold
Miamisburg
Floyd Nicholson
Bertram Leap
Dayton
Carpenter Pontiac
Lakewood
New Yorker Pin Leader At Akron Bowling Tourney
AKRON Ohio AP Joe Donato 36 Italian born kegler from Schenectady NY led the Professional Bowlers Association tournament with a 220.8 pins per game average as 144 players began the event. Top 29 needed 211.3 in the first 10 game block and a second 10 game round today will narrow to 32 for Saturday finals. Highlights included Bob Kwolek starting with nine strikes and a 278, Tom Conty of Toledo rolling 2100 pins, and Canton's Bill Penner opening with six strikes for a 265.
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Akron, Ohio
Joe Donato
Kegler
Schenectady
N.Y
Professional Bowlers Association
Bob Kwolek
Madison Heights
Mich
Legion Victor Ia Tournament Action Reports Results
The American Legions opened the Old Timers League Tournament by beating the Knights 52 to 30. Armco Center’s Newbreeds defeated the Beachcombers 51 to 44, and the Tightropers beat the Untouchables 57 to 53. Next Tuesday the Tightropers meet the Beachcombers, the Knights face the Untouchables, and the Legion plays the Newbreeds.
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American Legions
Knights
Armco Center
Newbreeds
Beachcombers
Tightropers
Untouchables
Legion
Lesser known pros shine in Tucson Open first round
In Tucson Arizona unknown pros led the $20,000 Tucson Open after the first round. Buddy Sullivan shot 61 to tie the course record while Bob Stone and Ed Updegraf opened with solid scores. Caters to underdogs as big names trail after sharp wedge play and clutch putting. Sullivan faced a car theft disturbance but still posted nine birdies and a 61.
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Tucson
Ariz
Buddy Sullivan
Bob Stone
Junction City
Kaw
Ed Updegraf
Bob Harrison
Fayetteville
N.C
Tom Nieporte
Cincinnati
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Rodgers
Dick Bury
Bob Duden
Mike Krak
Glenn Teal
el Rio
Jerry Barber
Art Wall Jr
Lionel Hebert
Gene Littler
Sullivan
Demaret Favored In PGA National Seniors Playoff
Jimmy Demaret remained the stronger favorite in the PGA National Seniors Championship as the second round began after a 5 under par effort on Wednesday. Charlie Sheppard and Hal Sanderson posted top second rounds. Sanderson won a sudden death playoff against Sheppard for the Bourne Trophy in the 55 and over group.
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Dunedin
Fla
Jimmy Demaret
Charlie Sheppard
Pittsfield
Mass
Aly
Hal Sanderson
Summit
N.J
Sheppard
Sanderson
Stockton bouts: Felecia stops Ramieriz in Stockton
In Stockton Dommy Felecia defeats Jose Luis Ramieriz by KO. Philadelphia fighter Sidney Sweet peat Adams and Irish Johnny Palmer both fight to a draw in Columbus. Ramieriz hails from Mexico with a 123 percent notional note.
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Stockton
Calif
Dommy Felecia
Jose Luis Ramieriz
Mexico
Philadelphia
Sidney Sweetpeat Adams
Johnny Palmer
Columbus
Ohio
Drew
Bowling Results Showcase Rounds Across Lanes
A dense bowling results list from multiple lanes records top scores and averages. Individuals named include Don Eisele Chuck Luksie Dick Davidson Jim Ferguson Jim Eliopoulos Don Morris Carl Compton Ray Sherman and many others with series totals and 200s noted alongside women’s 180s. The report reads as a performance ledger across Eastern Lanes Jacks LANES Layne Crest and Layne Crest sections with numerous 200-plus games and high series figures.
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Don Eisele
Chuck Luksie
Dick Davidson
Jim Ferguson
Jim Eliopoulos
Don Morris
Carl Compton
Ray Sherman
L. Roberson
Ida Hutchinson
Gerry Gunderson
Homer Feezer
Bill Ellis
Bob Apple
Ralph Mattingly
Walter Redding
Bob Gates
B. Sixt
Frank Armstrong
A. Jordan
Jennings Lawsaw
Jack Crocker
Paul Frisby
Bill Soule
Bob VonStein
Wendell Perry
Bert Feinthel
Bill Bergmann
Tacoma Shocks Cal Brown In City Street Clash
George Wright of Tacoma, 159, stopped Cal Brown of Spokane, 154, in Tacoma. Authorities record details of the confrontation.
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Tacoma
Wash
George Wright
Cal Brown
Spokane
Industrial and Church Loop Box Scores at Amanda School Gym
Industrial Gardner leads 67 to Crystal Tissue 54 as Leach and Schoenberger power 67. Armco and Aeronca also post high totals in a crowded box score of multiple teams and forfeit notes with regulation ending tied at 65-65.
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Amanda School
Gardner
Leach
Mitchell
Schoenberger
Guy
Wills
Halsey
Neal
Crystal
Fultz
Dudley
Trimble
Miller
Helsinger
Angst
Hall
Lorg
Hoover
Local church leagues score and team totals report
Summary of multiple league games with Ist Methodist, Crawford Church of God, Middletown Nazarene, Midd. EUB, Springboro EUB, and Knights of Columbus. Scores, player points, and team totals listed with half times and key stat lines for each matchup.
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Ist Methodist
Mann
M. Long
Ellifritt
Weidle
Oglesby
R. Long
Hagend
Crawford Church of God
Loveless
Berry
Trimble
Cope
Nanamaker
Methodist
Middletown Nazarene
Townsend
Velde
Shotwell
Lewis
Borach
Fordyce
Midd. Eub
Lyons
Yenser
Fromm
Drury
van Cleve
Egelston
Nazarene
Springboro
Hirschback
Fry
Gephart
Campbell
Leisz
Null
Howard
Knights of Columbus
Abel
Esposito
Meehan
Augspurger
Kelly
Harkrader
Ellis
Kraft
Amateur Boxers In Garden Show Finalists for 1962 Golden Gloves
Cincinnati Garden hosts Southwestern Ohio boxing finals as sixteen titles are decided for the 1962 Golden Gloves. Event benefits the local National Multiple Sclerosis Society chapter with funds aiding finalists’ trip to Chicago for the national tournament.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Garden
National
Chicago
Reds Hope Soviets Reverse World Hockey Stand
New York report shows North American officials pressing for the Soviet Union to reconsider withdrawal from the world amateur championships in Colorado Springs. Tass in Moscow announced the Soviet Ice Hockey Federation decision amid travel permit disputes, threatening a wider boycott. Officials in Canada and the United States express disappointment while calling for a schedule adjustment if the Soviets do not compete.
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New York
Soviet Union
Colorado Springs
Icolo
Thayer Tutt
Ice Hockey Federation
Moscow
Tass
West Berlin
East Germany
Vassili Nepshtnikov
Soviet Hockey Federation
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Canada
Switzerland
Tom Lockhart
Amateur Hockey Association of the
United States
Nepshtnikov
Lebel
Table Tennis Tourney Opens at Hamilton YMCA
The Butler County Table Tennis Tournament will open at the Hamilton YMCA Saturday at noon. Thirty players are registered with entries due by noon Saturday. The event is sponsored by the Hamilton Optimist Club and the YMCA.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Ymca
Hamilton Optimist Club
YMCA
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