Fred Taylor Turns Buckeyes Into Winning Team
Fred Taylor earns coaching credit as Ohio State, led by Lucas Havlicek, defense, and adjusted offense, wins four straight at St John Arena. The Buckeyes routed St Louis 84 59 and West Virginia 76 69, showcasing discipline, teamwork, and a slower, more controlled attack. Taylor’s strategy emphasizes five players playing as one and sturdy defense, fueling early season success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lucas
John Havlicek
Ohio State
Fred Taylor
Buckeyes
St. John Arena
St. Louis
Billikens
John Benington
Benington
Cincinnati
Bucks
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Red Thorn
State
Taylor
Lucas, Havlicek & Co
Bowling Green dominates Western Ontario as Ohio teams pace action
Bowling Green used height and full court press to crush Western Ontario 97-46 and take a 52-23 halftime lead. Nate Thurmond scored 21 with Howard Komives 16 while Tom Williamson led Western Ontario with 12. Toledo edged Eastern Kentucky 63-55 to stay atop the Ohio conference standings. Xavier beat Detroit 93-75 as Carl Wolfe scored 18 for the Musketeers. Marietta defeated Oberlin 63-55, with Wolfe contributing in a decisive second-half run.
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Falcons
Western Ontario
Bowling Green
Nate Thurmond
Howard Komives
Tom Williamson
Toledo
Eastern Kentucky
Ohio
Ray Wolford
Rockets
Bob Perkington
Detroit
Xavier
Musketeers
Marietta
Oberlin
Carl Wolfe
Pioneers
Gormley
Cleveland Cantius
Mike Hyde
Western Reserve
Hyde
Tom Beckloff
Ridgeville Center
George Tigges
Milan
Beckloff
Larry Donaldson
Tigges
Butch Sooy
Keystone
Bruce Minnich
St. Mary Center
Minnich
City cage schedule for Franklin and MCA leagues
The record lists matchups for multiple leagues on Wednesday and Monday including Peniston Heating versus Beckett's and C.W.U. versus Krosky's in the City cage schedule for Franklin. Other pairings include Phnkerss against Travelers Jagglers against Shooters American Standard against Green Dragon and Midway versus Glover Independents with games at House and City venues.
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MCA
Phnkerss
Travelers
Jagglers
Shooters
Eastern Heights
Peniston Heating
American Standard
Hrosky's
Green Dragon
Midway
Ts. Glover Independents
Jefferson
Green
Dragon
Bowling Center
Lotain Aium
Beckett's
Rose Bowl Officials Named For USC Wisconsin Matchup
Officials for the Rose Bowl game between Southern California and Wisconsin on New Year’s Day were announced by the Big Ten and Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Officiating Bureau. Referee Jim Cain of Seattle umpire Lowell A. Wrigley of Columbus judge Claude C. Chrisman of Logan Ohio and line judge William Simas of Hermosa Beach California were selected.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPD
Southern California
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Pacific Coast Inter‘collegiate
Jim Cain
Seattle
Lowell A. Wrigley
Columbus
Claude C. Chrisman
Logan
Ohio
William Simas
Hermosa Beach
Colts Sign Fullwood for 1963 NFL Season
Baltimore Colts sign Harlow Fullwood a Virginia Union tackle as their fourth round draft choice for the 1963 NFL season. The addition completes a mid round draft class for the team in Baltimore Maryland.
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Baltimore, Md
UPI
Harlow Fullwood
Virginia Union
Baltimore Colts
Fullwood
Colts
Machock's Panthers eye 25th win in three seasons
Elyria Catholic coach Madhock aims for 25 victories as the Panthers host Cleveland Cantius and visit Clearview. The team has compiled 23 wins in three seasons, with a 14-4 home record and a 7-13 road slate, under a 20 year old coach who has rebuilt the program after deep downswing.
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Chuck Machock
Cleveland Cantius
Clearview
Elyria Catholic
Machock
Panthers
Madhock
Gulf Rd
University of Cincinnati
Big Ten
Stan Madhock
Lorain St. Mary
Elyria High
Cantius
Catholic
Vermilion
Lakewood St. Edward
Admiral King Court
Midview
Admiral King
Madock
Jayhawks
Cleveland
Elyria
Cleveland Lincoln
Max Hayes
Rich Sunyak
Lincoln
St. Mary
Aguirre named American League's outstanding hurler
Hank Aguirre of the Detroit Tigers was named the American League's outstanding pitcher for 1962. The lefty posted a 2.21 ERA and a 16–8 record with 11 complete games, leading AL pitchers in ERA and ranking among top leaders in wins, innings and strikeouts. Other leaders included Ray Herbert, Robin Roberts, Whitey Ford, Dean Chance, and Camilo Pascual with notable marks in wins and ERA.
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Boston
UPI
Hank Aguirre
Detroit Tigers
Aguirre
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Cleveland
Dick Donovan
Donovan
Ray Herbert
Chicago White Sox
Lust
Robin Roberts
Baltimore Orioles
Phillies
Orioles
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Dean Chance
Angels
Eddie Fisher
White Sox
Ralph Terry
Terry
Herbert
Minnesota
Camilo Pas
Cual
Pascual
Dick Radatz
Bo Belinsky
Jim Bunning
Ed Rakow
Athletics
Gormley Leads Area Cage Scorers In Snowy Season
Mike Gormley of Lorain St. Mary tops The Chronicle Telegram area scoring list after a 35 point game, finishing the snow abbreviated 1962 63 high school basketball season as the leading scorer.
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Mike Gormley
Lorain
St. Mary
Chronicle-Telegram
Brias leads area bowlers with 618 series in Elks league
Paul Brias topped area bowlers with a 618 series in the Elks Monday Night League as weather limited action to 13 leagues. Others in the 600 Club included Hal Blake with 601, Bud Ruggles 610, Jack Traxler 608 and Jim Smith 606, while Ed Kellerman posted the league high single game at 246. In other leagues, Trapp paced Stoney's Automotive with 609, Tarry's Major C with 610 by Jack Tarry and 607 by Bob Smith, and Stoney's C League saw 604 by Bob Hendershot. In women's action no new 500 Club members emerged.
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Paul Brias
Elks
Brias
Bowling Center
Hal Blake
Bud Ruggles
Tarry
Jack Tarry
Bob Smith
Ed Kellerman
Bob Hendershot
Stoney
Joe Menner
Ridgeview Lanes
Bill Janty
Rudy
Laura Frye
Bridges 49 Points In OT Loss For Steers
Kansas City's Bill Bridges scored 49 points but Chicago edged the Steers 108-107 in overtime. Long Beach moved to 12-4 while Kansas City fell to 12-7. Pittsburgh lost as Oakland beat the Rens 96-93. Mel Davis scored the clincher with six seconds left in OT.
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Kansas City
Bill Bridges
Chicago
Steers
Long Beach
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Rens
Mel Davis
Davis
Tony Jackson
Jeff Cohen
Bridges
Kansas
Elgin Baylor
Baker named champ Baker named champ
Terry Baker of Oregon State was named official NCAA total offense champion for 1962. He totaled 2,276 yards, with 1,738 passing and 538 rushing, guiding the Beavers toward a Liberty Bowl against Villanova. Fortie was runner up with 1963 yards as Pacific Coast players again dominated the honor.
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NEW York
UPI
Terry Baker
Oregon State
Baker
Beavers
Villanova
Philadelphia
Johnny Bright
Drake
United Press International All America
Maxwell
Eldon Fortie
Brigham Young
Gary Wood
Cornel
Don Truil
Baylor
Jack Concannon
Boston College
George Mira
Miami
Fla
Pat McCarthy
Holy Cross
Pacific Coast
600 Club Scores and Standings Tallied
Paul Brlas with 618 leads the 600 club followed by Bud Riggles 610 Jack Tarry 610 and Jim Trapp 669. Runners Jack Traxler 608 Bob Smith 607 Jim Smith 606 Bob Hendershot 604 Don Borowy 602 Hal Blake 601 and Joe Menner 600 round out the list showing current high marks and rankings.
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Paul Brlas
Bud Riggles
Jack Tarry
Jim Trapp
Jack Traxler
Bob Smith
Jim Smith
Bob Hendershot
Don Borowy
Hal Blake
Joe Menner
Big Ten teams go 0 for 3 inMonday night games
In Chicago, Wisconsin Indiana and Iowa lost to non conference foes. Indiana State upset Wisconsin 87 86 while Missouri edged Indiana 52 51 and St Louis University beat Iowa 65 58. The Big Ten holds an 18 13 season edge but faces tougher tests ahead with Northwestern Kentucky Indiana North Carolina looming.
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Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa
Indiana State
Hoosiers
Missouri
St. Louis University
Big Ten
Northwestern
Kentucky
Wildcats
North Carolina
Towa
Ohio University
Ohio State
Texas Christian
Purdue
Butler
Miami
Ohio
Chaois
Iowa State
Michigan
Evansville
Minnesota
DePaul
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Wilt Chamberlain
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Dlinois
Illinois
United Press International
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Manetta
Thiei
Slippery Rock
Fem Rareseike
Franklin
Becklett
C.W.U
Krosky
Kelly Construction
Bowling
Haury Bros
4Th Street
East Avenue
Oscar Robertson
Erlanger
St. Henry
Clippers
Les Brady
Tom Solak
Bedford Chanel
Chanel
Ruary
Chuck Estrada
Jim Kaat
Los Angeles Angels
Keglers
West
Res
Watkins
Avon
Sooy
Miller
Buckeye
Nickoloff
Ad. King
Philpott
Brookside
Lindamood
Syrowski
S. Am
Coleman
Welling
Siglin
She
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Ford
J. R. Dall Ford
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