Vienna Faces Shawnee In Title Game
Shawnee and Vienna meet in the Shawnee Holiday Tournament title game after semifinal wins. Shawnee’s Ward scores 27 in a 64-52 win over Tamms while Vienna tops Mound City 68-62 behind Crews 18 and Turner 15 as Crews leads Vienna with 18.
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Shawnee
Vienna
Mound City
Tigers
John Vines
Lewis Humble
Vines
Humble
Charles Crews
Eagles
Don ‘Turner
Cobden
Redskins
Arthur Ward
Tamms
Arms
Ward
Mike Grammer
John Abercrombie
F Vienna
Burd
Thompson
Smith
Crews
Oilers Favored In AFC Title Clash By Oddsmakers
Houston Oilers hold a touchdown edge in odds for Sundays championship game though season series with Dallas Texans shows a toss up. Through two meetings Dallas edges Houston by 27 rushing yards and Houston leads in passing by 11. Dallas had seven interceptions to Houston three, six of which came in the Oct 8 game when Dallas won 31-7.
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Houston
Houston Oilers
Dallas Texans
Oilers
Texans
Dallas
Salukis Rout North Dakota State 95 51 in Carbondale
SIU hammered North Dakota State 95 to 51 as Ed Bigham led with 14 points and Joe Ramsey added 12. North Dakota guard Ron McLeod scored 18 but the Salukis pulled away after halftime to improve to 4-2 while UND dropped to 2-4 at home.
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Southern
Minois University
Salukis
North Dakota State
Carbondale
Kentucky Wesleyan
SIU
Jack Hartman
Western Michigan
Rama An Tin
Liu
Dakotans
Ed Bigham
Pinckneyville
Saluki
Joe Ramsey
Cause
Ron McLeod
North Dakota
Bob Tuscheret
Lynden Langen
Frank Lentfer
J Langen
Hartman
Harold Hood
Dave Henson
Lon Williams
Ramsey
Paul Henry
Henry
McLeod
Bigham
Peecees
Siu—Henson
Hood
Williamis
Spila
Lentfer
Linder
Blythe
Felton
Brooks
Corbin
Warning
Jacobsen
W. Langen
L. Langen
Lee
Leonberger
Tuscherer
Wenstrom
Cal University
Poids
Southern Mingis
Wayne Langen
Lincoln battles Herrin in Carbondale high school hoops
In Carbondale Lincoln defeats Herrin 28 7 19 - 36 while Herrin list shows Doughty 16 and Bowen 10. Herrin advances to face At tucks Jan 3 as Carbondale hosts Anna Jan 4. In Vergennes Elverado edges St Marys 70-69 with Parrish 26 and Gillespie 17. St Marys 35 Elverado 29 in preliminary.
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Lincoln
Herrin
Gilbert
Langdon
Kirk
Lewis
Wallace
Mon
Lee
Doughty
Arlace
Bowen
Wharton
Fike
Burgess
Saddler
Show
Attucks
Anna
Vergennes
Elverado
St. Mary's
Parrish
Gillespie
Funk
Barber
Sanders
Yates
Spytek
Doerr
Herrin St. Mary’s
Marlow
Algeni
Bruns
Piantanida
Will
Aumen
Bondioli
Lenavnl
Korasco
Herrin St. Mary's
Bluebonnet Battle Tops Bowl Openers
Missouri and Georgia Tech square off in the Bluebonnet Bowl at Rice Stadium Houston with stingy defenses. Missouri 7 1 2 and Tech 7 2 1 both allow few points and stronger tempo. Other bowls Miami Tangerine North South and a packed yearend schedule follow with vast TV coverage and large crowds.
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Georgia Tech
Rice Stadium
Houston
Tigers
Tech
Bluebonnet
Miami
Jacksonville
Fla
CBS
North South
ABC
Penn State
Florida
San Francisco
Montgomery
Tuscon
Ariz
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
New York
West Texas
I State
Ohio U
el Paso
Tex
Southern California
Wisconsin
Pasadena
Arkansas
Mississippi
New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana State
Dallas
Oklahoma
Alabama
Wrigley OKs Banks Run for City Alderman
Cub owner Phil Wrigley gave Ernie Banks the green light to run for Chicago alderman in the South Side ward against incumbent Democrat James Condon. Banks plans to enter the February 26 primary on a nonpartisan ballot. Wrigley said he consented and hopes the bid won’t interfere with baseball duties.
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Chicago
Cub
Phil Wrigley
Ernie Banks
Banks
South Side
James Condon
Wrigley
Shaw Knocks Out Thomas in Worcester Fight
Joe Buzz Shaw of New York, at 143 pounds, defeats Gene Thomas of Hartford by knockout in Worcester Massachusetts. Thomas falls in the early rounds as Shaw secures a decisive victory.
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Worcester
Mass
Joe
Buzz) Shaw
New York
Gene Thomas
Hartford
Miami of Ohio Upsets Purdue in 192 college football game
Miami of Ohio, a MAC squad of about 7 000 students, stunned ninth rated Purdue 10-7 at Ross-Ade Stadium. Bob Jencks scored all of Miami points including a 31 yard field goal, a key long pass play, and the extra point. The win marked a major upset in college football that season.
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Miami
Ohio
Purdue
Ross Ade
Lafayette
Ind
Te Redskins
Associated Press
UCLA
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Texas
Rice
Bob Jencks
Jencks
Tadha Eann
Anarter
Vaulter Sets Record In First Big Indoor Meet
Don Meyers of Colorado shattered the indoor world record with a 16 14 seconds mark at Chicago on Thursday night, surpassing the prior 16 feet barrier in a landmark pole vault performance.
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Boston
Uelses
Manne
SIU
LaSalle
Philadelphia
Florida
California
Dave Tork
Pentti Nikula
Finland
Tork
Velses
Carbondale
Asi
Queens
Miami
Ernie Kellerman
Jencks
Meyers
Vaulter
John Uelses
Don Meyers
Colorado
Chicago
Prep Schedule Des 21 and 22 includes six basketball games
The schedule lists games on Friday December 21 with Marion at Benton Herrin at Centralia Harrisburg at West Frankfort Pinckneyville at Meleansboro Carbondale at Sparta Salem at Fairfield Du Quoin at Johnston Coy Steeleville at Gorham and Saturday December 22 matches Centralia at Harrisburg Benton at Herrin West Frankfort at Mount Vernon Attucks at Mounds and Douglass Thebes at Alto Pass.
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Jackson
Carbondale
AN. Park Ave
Herrin Marion West Frankfort
Benton du Quoin
Mt, Vernon
Centralia
Harrisburg
Orphans
Ed Cannon
Guy Lee Turner
Bob Jones
Don Dimean
Ron Johnson
Cliff Berger
Herb Williams
Herrin
West Frankfort
McLeansboro
Foxes
Sparta
Marion
Benton
Mt. Vernon
Pinckneyville
Meleansboro
Salem
Fairfield
du Quoin
Johnston
West
Frankfort
Attucks
Mounds
Douglass Thebes
Alto Pass
Slugging Champ Gincy's Robinson Caps Third Straight Title
Cincinnati December 21 AP Frank Robinson Cincinnati outfielder edged Hank Aaron of Milwaukee and Willie Mays of San Francisco to win the National League slugging title for 1962, his third straight. Robinson posted 380 total bases in 609 at bats for a .624 average, Aaron 366 bases in 592 at bats for .618, Mays 1382 bases in 621 at bats for .615. Robinson had 51 doubles, 2 triples and 39 homers among 208 hits.
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Frank
Robinson
Cincinnati
Bank Aaron
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Aaron
Mays
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