Texas Holds Lead With Illinois Close Behind in Rankings
Texas remains No. 1 after its 10-6 win over Rice, earning 49 first place votes and 508 points. Illinois rises to second with 358 points, while Missis sippi, Navy, Auburn, Oklahoma, Alabama, Wisconsin, Ohio State and Pittsburgh fill the rest of the Top Ten amid a wide shakeup.
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Dangerous Rice
Illinois
Navy
Auburn
Alabama
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Texas
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Ole Miss
Pitt
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Northwestern
Michigan State
UCLA
Vanderbilt
Sooners
Kansas State
Houston
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Weekend Bowling Results Highlight Teen Teams and High Scores
Sunday night results show Sleepers and Alley Cats posting top scores in their leagues. Standouts include Spencer 136 and Daverspot 132, with high 30s by Nichols 408 and Maloney 173, across multiple leagues such as Ottawa Savings, BPOE Ladies, and Brunswick League.
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Salieh
Daverspot
George
High
Larry
Alley Cats
Ottawa Savings & Loan
Fritts
Hoover
Ottawa Bowl
Evans
Bloomer
Nitchers
Brandon
Johnsons
Betty B’s
White
Lees Case
Liegerot
Bpoe Ladies
Reusch
Brunswick League
Hubbard Lumber
Crane
IOOF
Lowrance
McCracken Electric
McDaniels
Helen & Bill’s Cafe
Schultz
Big Eight teams lean on rushing and ball control in 1960s season
Nebraska and Oklahoma lead in rushing and total offense as the Big Eight emphasizes run game. Iowa State ranks No. 38 in rushing. Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma State show strong ground control. Defensive leaders include Nebraska, Missouri, and Iowa State with low yardage allowed. kickoff and punt return statistics feature Town State and Oklahoma.
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Towa State
Colorado
Iowal State
Sas State
Oklahoma State
K-State
OSU
K State
Patent
Huskers
Kansas
Jayhawks
Missouri
Iowa State
Missouri-Ne
Columbia
Town State
AFL owners foresee profits for most clubs in 1963 season
Commissioner Joe Foss said four to six of the eight American Football League teams would profit in 1963. Attendance surpassed 600,000 at midseason, an 80,000 rise from last year, and dollar volume is up 29 percent. Foss did not name the profitable clubs but noted New York and Oakland remained in the red.
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NEW York
American Football League
Joe Foss
Foss
Bellamy Is First Wilt Is Sixth in NBA Scoring
New York AP reports Walt Bellamy of the Baltimore Bullets leads the NBA scoring after two weeks with 175 points in six games and a 29.2 average. Wilt Chamberlain of San Francisco stands sixth with 102 points and a 25.5 average while Bob Pettit of St. Louis is tied for second at 29.2 in fewer games. The Herald offers a $5 weekly tip prize.
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New York
Walt Belamy
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
NBA
Bellamy
Bob Pettit
St. Louis
Chamberlain
Doctors Beat Smoking Habit
New York report shows heavy smokers at nine times greater risk of lung cancer than non-smokers. The National Council on Smoking and Health announces a "tablet and method" system promising cessation within 10 days and offers a free report by mail.
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American Cancer Society
National Council
National Council On Smoking and Health — Dept
East 46Th Street
N.Y
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