Bears Packers and Giants land spots on AP All Star team
The AP named 22 players to its 1962 NFL All Star squad led by Bears with six, Packers five, and Giants four on the first unit. Key picks include Y A Tittle at quarterback, Mike Ditka as tight end, and Jimmy Brown at fullback with multiple Green Bay selections on both sides of the ball.
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Chicago Bears
Green Bay
New York Giants
Associated Press
Bears
Y. A. Tittle
Giants
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland
Mike Ditka
Ditka
Doug Atkins
Bill George
Joe Fortunato
Richie Petitbon
Roosevelt Taylor
del Shofner
Forrest Gregg
Jerry Kramer
Jim Parker
Baltimore
Jim Ringo
Tittle
Roger Brown
Detroit
Henry Jordan
Herb Adderley
Shofner
Grege
Dick Schafrath
Kramer
Parker
Ringo
Chicago
Tom Harmon Becomes Tom Harmon Enterprises in Hollywood
Hollywood AP: Tom Harmon, famed Michigan All American and Heisman winner, has formed Tom Harmon Enterprises Inc. He produced, hired crew, secured sponsors, and sold the package to ABC for a reported 1 million dollars. Harmon, married to Elyse Knox, began broadcasting after college and wartime service. He played for Michigan from 1939 to 1941, scoring 28 points in a 28-7 win over Iowa and returning a 98 yard kickoff against California in 1940.
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Tom Harmon
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Michigan
American Broadcasting Company
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Gary
Ind
Iowa
California
Berke
Pomona Wins With Late 8 Point Spurt
Pomona seized control in the final five minutes to turn a 37 34 deficit into a 44 40 victory over Lyndon at Lyfiddn. An eight point burst and solid free throw work secured the win as Cowan contributed with 13 of 42 field goals and Pomona finished 14 of 20 at the line.
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Lyndon
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Culbertson
Premer
Fabert
Tiffany
Ice
Kentucky's Rupp Cites Strong Start and Scoring Duo
Lexington AP reports Coach Adolph Rupp refuses to claim Kentucky as a national favorite while acknowledging a powerful start. Stars Cotton Nash and Ted Deeken lead with 27.8 and 24.7 points per game, joined by sophomore Mickey Gibson who may rejoin in about two weeks after disciplinary suspension.
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Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Rupp
Cotton Nash
Ted Deeken
Nash
Leominster
Mass
Deeken
Louisville
Mickey Gibson
Gibson
Waverly Edges Melvern 33 26 Behind Linhart Free Throws
Waverly beat Melvern 33 to 26 as Bill Linhart made 12 free throws to lead the Tigers. Melvern’s Dale Mohamer led scoring with 10 points. Waverly shot 12 of 21 from the field and 2 of 18 from the line.
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Bill Linhart
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Dale Mohamer
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Tyson
Darrow Hull Gutsch
Geier Mohamer
Shaffer Lindstrom
Unseld Leads Jayhawks To Victory Over Texas Tech
Lawrence Kansas AP George Unseld scored 23 points including 10 in the final minutes to lift Kansas to a 73 67 win over Texas Tech. Harry Gibson added 16 as Kansas remained unbeaten, Tech trailed most of the game and had a late push before the Jayhawks pulled away.
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Kansas
Texas Tech
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Tech
Harry Gibson
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John Malaise
Texans
Ekl Tournament First Round Scores
Rosedale 39, Bonner Springs Turner 54, Olathe 46 in first round play at the EKL tournament.
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Ottawa Herald Subscriber Rates and Masthead Details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area by mail: one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00. Outside trade area rates: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The paper notes it is published daily except Sunday and holidays with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and is a member of the Associated Press, which holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Basketball Scoreboard Night Results Across Regions
EAST Columbia 74 Rutgers 73 Rhode Island 92 New Hampshire 90 Villanova 97 Scranton 48 Massachusetts 60 Connecticut 59 St Francis NY 69 Bridgeport 64 SOUTH Maryland 72 NC State 62 VMI 80 George Washington West Virginia 79 Richmond 71 South Carolina 45 Furman 32 Loyola New Orleans 81 Spring Hill 58 MIDWEST Loyola Chicago 113 Detroit 108 OT NYU 75 Northwestern 66 Kansas 74 Texas Tech 67 Notre Dame 79 Bowling Green 65 Wichita 91 Duquesne 74 Dayton 87 Miami Ohio 81 OT SOUTHWEST Oklahoma City 95 SMU 90 Houston 58 North Texas St 56 FAR WEST Utah St 94 Texas A&M 71 Arizona St Coll 87 Grand Canyon 76 eM Genny Arizona 74 Biffie Santa Clara 86 Miami Fla 77 Nevada 83 San Fernando Valley St 75 Washington State 85 Idaho 68
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Ramsey Turns Author Roils Celtics Knicks Game
In New York, tense NBA game between the Boston Celtics and New York Knicks follows Frank Ramsey revealing his authorship of a controversial article. Red Auerbach and Walter Brown react as Ramsey debates the public reaction while referee Earl Strom watches. The crowd questions the piece as fans shout fake and debate the fallout.
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Bill Russell
Auerbach
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Ares Sy
Bethany Keeps Conference Lead in Narrow Win
Bethany edged Southwestern 79 62 to retain the Kansas Conference lead as Robert Ahlsted sparked a second half surge and Jim Harris and Ken Bradford paced Southwestern with 17 points each. College of Emporia won 93 85 over Friends, Sterling beat Kansas Wesleyan 72 60, and Fort Hays State, Emporia State and others posted league wins.
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Robert Ahlsted
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