VanderKelen Remembers Rose Bowl Glory in 1960s Wisconsin
Madison writer notes Ton VanderKelen will start at quarterback in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day, rising from bench warmer to leader. He recalls his 1959 Rose Bowl bench role, his long Wisconsin career, and his perseverance after academic and eligibility hurdles.
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Jim Mettlach
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Vander Kelen
Cigal
Milt Bruhn
Ron Miller
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Southern
California
Potear Antimicm
Associated Press
Prep Basketball Scores Across Illinois Nights
Scoring results list Carrier Mills over Rossclare 74 to 68 and many other high school scores across counties. Notable games include St. Rita crushing DePauw Academy 96 to 5 and Bloomington topping Bloomington Svinity 40 to 41 with a wide range of district matchups and final tallies across schools and towns.
Mets May Swap Craig As Mets Weigh Pitching Trade
New York AP report says the Mets may trade a starting pitcher, likely Roger Craig, as club president George Weiss hints a major change before the deadline. Weiss declined to name the pitcher, noting other clubs are eyeing outfielders Jim Hickman and Frank Thomas amid interest from Kansas City and Chicago clubs. Craig posted a 10 21 record last season.
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Mets
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Fox
College Basketball Scores Roundup From Various Games
Rhode Island defeated New Hampshire 121 to 92 while Hofstra beat Southern Connecticut 81 to 47. Holy Cross triumphed over St Anselm 85 to 64 and Cornell beat Syracuse 93 to 77. Fordham edged Columbia 81 to 50, New York University topped Lafayette 67 to 59, Wake Forest defeated Virginia 78 to 73, and Loyola of Chicago beat Connecticut 49 to 41. George Washington beat Richmond 80 to 71, Davidson downed Duke 72 to 69, Memphis State beat Minnesota 78 to 70, Vanderbilt topped Louisville 95 to 72, UCLA won over Butler 81 to 68, Rose Polytechnic defeated Blackburn 91 to 78, Oklahoma City edged North Texas 79 to 63, Oklahoma beat Texas Tech 85 to 62, Rice beat Centenary 68 to 55, Stanford defeated Oregon 54 to 31, Colorado 76 Creighton 55, Nevada Southern 62 Nevada 50, Rockhurst 63 Westminster Mo 64, St Procopius 113 Shimer 2, Lewis 87 Hl Tech 69, Kirksville 71 Quincy 66, Augustana 60 Carthage 69 Ill Wesleyan 66, Millikin 31 Wis Lutheran 61 Lake .
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New York Boxing Leads To Knockout Victory
Tuesday's fight in New York features Ray Batey stopping Lew Moses in a knockout at lightweight after early exchanges. Batey dominates rounds, improving record as Moses suffers a decisive defeat in the arena.
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Quarterbacks Lead Charge In Modern Football Evolution
The article notes a shift from single wing to T formation in 1962 with quarterbacks承担 heavy load. It cites Baker and Mira among first All-America backs, highlights Pete Beathard and Bill Nelson for USC, and discusses rollout plays defining the era. It emphasizes the quarterback as play-caller, passer, runner, and defender shaping the modern game.
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