Lincoln Chargers Dominate Patriots 51 10 AFL Title
San Diego fullback Keith Lincoln delivered a record all around performance in the Chargers 51 10 rout of Boston in Balboa Stadium. He rushed 67 yards for a TD and caught a 25 yard pass for another while adding a 56 yard run as San Diego built a 21 7 lead in the opening quarter and never looked back earning the AFL championship and a game high 953 total yards. Lincoln was named the outstanding player.
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Hula and Senior Bowls wrap up drawn-out college grid year
In Honolulu the Hula Bowl ended after a tropical downpour as Penn State’s Pete Liske led the North to a 20-13 win over the South and was named outstanding back. In Mobile, Ala Mira ended his college bow in a North-South Senior Bowl 28-21 victory for the South as Lothridge yielded a late field goal mishap. The Challenge Bowl in Corpus Christi saw a 66-14 rout by a national selection. Each winning player earned 900 dollars. losers 700 plus expenses.
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George Bork
Northern Illinois
George Byrd
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Matt Snell
Ohio State
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Byrd
Snell
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Starr Stars In Bays 40-23 Rout
Bart Starr threw three first half touchdown passes to power the Green Bay Packers to a 40-23 win over the Cleveland Browns in the Playoff Bowl. Starr’s three TDs set the game’s aerial record as Cleveland's offense, led by quarterback Frank Ryan, was held to 23 points. Ryan passed for 310 yards, but Packers’ defense and late scores sealed the victory before 54,921 fans in Miami.
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Dave Robinson
Dischinger Thorn Lead Baltimore Rally Fails to Beat Cincinnati
In a NBA clash, the Bullets rally from 86-71 to tie 98-98 with 4:25 left, but Cincinnati Royals pull away as Jack Twyman and Oscar Robertson seal a 111-106 win. Embry tops with 27, Robertson 25 points and 19 assists, Lucas 20 rebounds.
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Harney Surges To Lead After LA Open Third Round
Paul Harney shot 66 to surge into the lead with a 54 hole total of 209 at the Los Angeles Open held at Rancho Golf Club. Arnold Palmer battled back from trouble on the ninth hole to finish at 72, three behind Harney. Jay Hebert carded 67 to reach 211, while Al Geiberger and Al Balding tied Palmer at 212. Tommy Jacobs climbed to 213 after a 76.
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Vikings defensive end Jim Marshall shoots self by accident
Vikings defensive end Jim Marshall accidentally shot himself in the abdomen on Sunday. Police reported the 6 foot-3, 235-pound lineman was listed in fair condition at Forest City Hospital. Marshall's mother-in-law, Mrs Bernard Baker, confirmed the accident. National Hockey League scores Montreal 3 Detroit 3 tie New York 3 Toronto 2.
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Mt St Mary's and Surrounding Week Schedule
A compact schedule lists multiple college and school games from Mt St Mary's to St Johns and local teams. The sequence covers midweek at Western Maryland Shepherd College and Md School for the Deaf, plus Friday Saturday Sunday matchups including Emmitsburg Linganore and Middletown at W Frederick with Loyola at Mt St Mary's and St Johns in various venues.
Takahashi Leaves Tokyo Hospital After Brain Injury
Japanese boxer Yoshinori Takahashi was released from Mitui Kosei Nenkin Hospital in Tokyo in good condition, seemingly normal after a brain concussion from a title bout with Eddie Perkins. Perkins stopped Takahashi in the 12th round after a second knockdown, with Takahashi briefly unconscious in the ring. Perkins weighed 138½ pounds to Takahashi’s 189 pounds.
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Unbeaten Teams Fall as Kentucky and UCLA Lose
Kentucky lost to Georgia Tech 76-47, ending its 10-game win streak, while UCLA crushed Washington State 121-77 to extend its own 13-game run. Vanderbilt's 15-game streak ended with Tennessee's 56-55 victory. Davidson, DePaul, and Cincinnati are highlighted among other top programs with notable performances and records.
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Knicks Romp Over Philadelph ia in 143 118 Win
The New York Knicks beat the Philadelphia 143 to 118 as Bob Boozer scored 26 points and John Green added 19. New York shot 54.8 percent with 57 field goals on 104 attempts and led 17-16 with 5:49 left in the first quarter, ending Philadelphia’s five game win streak.
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One-Sided Challenge Bowl Draws Complaints in Corpus Christi
In Corpus Christi, the Nationals defeated the Southwest 66 to 14 at the Challenge Bowl, prompting promoters to plan steps to attract players for next year. Starters like George Bork and Hugh Rohrschneider led the Nationals, while the Southwest struggled despite Pete Jaquess’s 95 yard interception return. Bobby Brown and George Mira could not participate due to extenuating circumstances and other bowl commitments. The crowd of 10,917 and absence of a TV contract are noted as factors in the controversy. Cincinnati beat Baltimore and New York routed Philadelphia in NBA action following the football game.
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Matt Snell
Ohio State
Rohrschneider
Amonti Hopes to Meet Patterson on Birthday Day
Italian heavyweight Santo Amonti, touring Stockholm, has already sent greetings to Floyd Patterson on his 29th birthday. Patterson’s birthday was Saturday, and Amonti, the Italian champion, sent a telegram wishing him many returns. Fox Has a Deer Spot in Louisville hunting notes report a 8 point buck by Paul Fox on day two of the 1962 season and an 11 point rack on day two of 1963 at Meade County. Harvard claims 1963 Eastern hockey title with a 4 3 victory over Boston College.
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