Illinois Central Bowling League Team Highs Report
The Motor Car Shop team led with a 2895 high team series and a 1100 high team game. Engineers followed with 2964 series and 1071 game while Assistants posted 3022 and 1100. High individual series was Kunee with 564 and Tate 518. best game Kunee 216 followed by Braswell 216 and McNabb 208.
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Ohio State Tops Attendance as 1962 College Grid Sees Gains
New York, Dec 14 AP Ohio State led college football attendance in 1962 with 407,644 fans over six games, averaging 92,941. Mississippi College Choctaws tripled their average to 13,125 per game, fueled by 40,625 in opening against the University of Mexico. Total 1962 attendance reached 21,227,162, up from 20,677,604 in 1961.
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Lee Roy Jordan Named AP Lineman of the Year
Alabama center linebacker Lee Roy Jordan won the AP poll lineman of the year with 40 votes, ahead of Minnesota tackle Bobby Bell who garnered 28 on 126 ballots. Jordan's awards accumulate from All-America to Heisman consideration as he nears the end of his final season.
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Mantle named AL slugging champion for 1962
Mantle of New York, the Yankees star, topped the American League with a .605 slugging percentage in 1962, his fourth time winning the title after earlier crowns in 1955 1956 and 1961. He had 298 total bases in 377 at bats with 30 homers 15 doubles and one triple. Harmon Killebrew led the league with 48 home runs and finished second in slugging at .545, followed by Rocky Colavito Norm Cash Bob Allison Leon Wagner and Norm Siebern among others. The Yankees were club slugging champions with a .426 team average.
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Keghrette League A1 Carbondale Team Scores Report
Lawrence Drug dominates the Keghrette League A1 bowling card in Carbondale with high team and individual marks. Electrolux tops high team series with 1940 and a 660 game, while Murden's Realty claims 663 in a big game and 1780 in series. Mary Nesler leads with 519 series and 199 game, followed by Stella Schoendienst 494 and 181, Dorothy Chamber 482 and 180.
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Frosh Basketball At Murphysboro And Du Quoin
Sparta and Murphysboro clash in Murphysboro as Sparta wins 52 to 50 with key scores by Morgenthaler and Covington while Murphysboro’s Sadyer and Turk pace the visitors in another game to 66 42. Du Quoin top Murphysboro 66 42 as Swayne Anders Malone lead for the Rams and Quoin.
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Havlicek Sparks Celtics In Narrow Win Over Pistons
The Boston Celtics led by Havlicek and Heinsohn beat the Detroit Pistons 103 to 93 at Providence. Havlicek, a former Ohio State star, scored 12 points and sparked fast breaks with Heinsohn as Boston opened a lead in the third period. Cincinnati halted a five-game skid with a 142-123 win over Chicago.
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Attendance and wagering rise at U S race tracks
Attendance and wagering at the nation’s thoroughbred tracks rose again in the season. An Associated Press survey covering 24 parimutuel states shows overall attendance up about 4 percent from 1961 and turnover up about 7 percent. Attendance reached 34,280,999 versus 32,848,039 last year, while parimutuel turnover reached 2,688,126,541 dollars, up from 2,505,212,860 dollars.
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