Cyclones edge Mustangs in overtime 58 55 win
Ottawa Cyclones defeated Argentine 58 55 in overtime to move to 5 0 in ERL and 8 4 overall. Key scorers included Ronnie Mendell 16 points Eddie Davidson 12 Buck Vivian 10, with Earle Doman grabbing rebounds and delivering early baskets. Argentine dropped to 3 2 ERL and 4 8 season amid balanced Ottawa attack and strong free throw shooting.
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Ottawa Triumphs In Overtime Thriller Over Argentine
Ottawa edged Argentine 58-55 in overtime after a tense finish. Buck Vivian and Earle Doman sparked Ottawa with late third quarter leads, Ronnie Mendell hayed in clutch shots, and Eddie Davidson sealed victory with two free throws as time expired.
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Overbrook Top Baldwin 54 46 Behind Cooper's 16
John Cooper scored 16 to lead Overbrook past Baldwin 54 46 in a non league game. Elvin Gilges led Baldwin with 13 points but Overbrook built an early lead and held on.
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Pro football draft picks wait for 1962 call
New York AP report notes 64 college players from this season were already drafted under the four year rule. It cites Baltimore selections in 1962 including Herm McKee Washington State Scott Tyler Miami Ohio and Bert Wilder North Carolina State.
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Stram Signs With Chiefs
Kansas City chief Hank Stram signed a five year contract worth about 30000 a year, tying him to the AFL team. Stram and Sid Gilman of San Diego are the league s longest serving coaches, with Hunt backing Stram after a 6 8 season in 1961 and a 5 7 2 mark in 1962.
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Ottawa Freshman Basketball Drops Close Game to Argentine Colts
Ottawa Freshmen teams split results with a 32 28 loss for the eighth graders to Argentine Colts while the seventh and eighth graders won 34 26. Standouts Wieneke Underwood each 12 points. Stark 6. Matthews 4. Season ends for the Whirlwinds with EKL freshman tournament upcoming. Reds 11 1 in seventh eighth grade division and 3 9 overall.
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Ottawa Twisters Fall 67 52 to Argentine Mustangs B team
Ottawa the Red s led 18 6 at end of first period but faded after halftime as Argentine won 67 52. Daryl Jameson led Ottawa with 12 points while Gary Mavity Rod Kitts and Terry Davis added 8 9 and 6 respectively. Argentine’s Bobby Davis sparked the comeback with 9 of 13 from the field.
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Army Navy clash ends with Navy upset 21 15 in Philadelphia
In front of about 100000 fans in Philadelphia Army quarterback Rollie Stichweh was judged to have outplayed Navy star Roger Staubach in the 64th Army Navy showdown. Navy prevailed 21 15 sealing the victory for the Midshipmen. Staubach the Heisman winner faced strong pressure from the Cadets defense. Stitchweh connected on key plays including a pivotal late drive to secure the win for Navy. The game showcased the service academy rivalry and capped a dramatic season end.
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NBA Scoreboard From Associated Press Tuesday Results
The Associated Press reports final scores from Tuesday with San Francisco 118 over Detroit 79. Cincinnati 118 over Los Angeles 106. Boston 113 over St. Louis 101. Baltimore 137 over New York 134. Upcoming games include St. Louis at Baltimore and Detroit at Los Angeles with other listed matchups on the schedule.
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Versatile Halfback Pfeiffer shines for Notre Dame Irish
Bill Pfeiffer a senior halfback from Chicago is named the most versatile Irish player of the 1963 season. He led the squad with 92 tackles and started at offensive right half in the final two games where he carried 14 times for a 3.1 yard average and caught three passes for 15 yards.
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