West Virginia Faces Richmond After Conference Upset
West Virginia seeks to rebound from last season's upset in the Southern Conference tournament as they travel to Richmond to face the Spiders. The Mountaineers, 11-3, aim to recapture their ranking glow after a 120-68 win over George Washington and a five-game streak that included a victory over Villanova.
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Steers First Title Winners In New Loop
The Kansas City Steers clinched the first half title after beating the Cleveland Pipers two games to one in a playoff series. KC, top Western Division team, pressed the pace with tough defense and sharp shooting as Nick Mantis scored 25 and Larry Staverman added key points while Jack Adams led Cleveland with 30. Larry Siegfried tallied all of his points in the second half for the Pipers.
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NCAA fires broadside at AAU in track federation plan
The NCAA outlined a new U S track and field federation biblically aimed at opposing the AAU outdoor championships. A possible summer federation championship was discussed while clashes with the AAU extend to gymnastics and basketball. A Kansas City meeting and federal government options were noted as part of the dispute handling.
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Chamberlain Erases Doubt With 73 Point Night
Wilt Chamberlain, dubbed the human scoring machine, shatters the scoring record by 73 points in regulation against Chicago as part of a 135-117 win. He adds 62 points Sunday in a 145-136 loss to Boston, amid debate over whether his 78 points in triple overtime should count. Celtics center Bill Russell commented on Chamberlain's display as the league standings show Boston and Philadelphia leading the Eastern Division, with other results from Syracuse, New York, Cincinnati, St Louis, and Detroit listed.
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Wittenberg's Ray Mears Emphasizes Defense
In Columbus AP report Ray Mears prioritizes strong defense over high scoring. Wittenberg University Tigers won the Ohio Conference title chase with a 49-39 victory over Akron, 54-37 win earlier, while rivals Central State and Rio Grande posted higher scoring averages. The Tigers, 39th straight conference win, defend tightly and rely on disciplined play to sustain success.
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Fullmer Eyes Archie Moore Title With Conditions
Gene Fullmer, world-NBA middleweight champ, aims for Archie Moore’s light heavyweight title but balks at unequal purses. He seeks a share of the purse and notes the need to settle the middleweight status first. Fullmer also received the Fighter of the Year honor from the New York Boxing Writers Association at its 36th annual dinner.
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Bantam Title Dispute Ready To Be Cleared
One of three tangled boxing championships will be settled Thursday in Sao Paulo Brazil as Johnay Caldwell of Ireland faces Eder Jofre of Brazil in a 15 round bout. Caldwell holds Europe’s 118 pound title while Jofre is recognized as South American and NBA champion in the United States. The division has rotated since Joe Becerra retired after losing to Eloy Sanchez. Jofre earned NBA recognition by stopping Sanchez in Los Angeles on November 18 1960 and then defeated Piero Rollo and Ramon Arias. Caldwell earned Europe’s recognition by outpointing France’s Alphonse Halimi twice in London last year. Both men bring strong records Jofre 40-3-0 Caldwell 23-? with many knockouts.
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Truck Driver Leads U S Ski Lrg Team To Poland
A 21 year old truck driver from Minneapolis John Ballant set a North American ski jumping record of 317 feet in his first of six jumps to lead the United States four man team to Zakopane Poland for the world meet February 18 to 25. Teammates include Robert Keck Steve Reisch and Jim Brennan. Ballants leap surpassed the 317 foot mark and broke a record that stood 11 years. His later jumps showed the same imperfect takeoff but he corrected quickly and soared to the record.
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Weber Garms Are Champions
Weber and Mrs Shirley Garms won national All Star bowling titles in Miami Beach Dick Weber 32 of St Louis captured the men’s crown with a 248 final game after a 10th frame strike in a close match with Roy Lown of El Paso Weber’s final margin was 19 pins Lown had been a surprise finalist while Weber reached the 16 man final by one pin Mrs Garms 37 of Chicago won the women’s title with 647 in three games defeating Joy Abel of Chicago Los Angeles Angels surprised by winning 70 games in their first American League season finishing one half game behind Minnesota for seventh place
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West Wins Wild One in 1962 Pro Bowl Thriller
In Los Angeles a dramatic 31 30 West victory over the East featured Johnny Unitas’s 12 yard TD pass to Jon Arnett with 2 seconds left and Jim Brown’s pivotal late fumble. Brown, MVP candidate, ran 70 yards for a key East score, while Chicago’s Bill George forced the fumble. Unitas threw for 162 yards and two TDs, Ditka and Moore the main targets as West sewed up a famed late comeback.
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Laguna Stops Sanchez in Panama City Bout
Ismael Laguna, fighting in Panama City, stopped Elroy Sanchez in the bout. Laguna claimed victory with a 118 percent show of dominance over Sanchez, while representing Mexico.
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Help Wanted Male Manager for Family Clothing Store
Male applicant with experience in selling advertising and merchandising sought to run a cash discount family store. Must take over entire operation and provide age, salary expectations, references, and qualifications. All replies confidential. Box 34 co Journal.
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