Area golf star Art Hudnutt earns national recognition
Bill Klueas area golfer Art Hudnutt ranks among the top 10 amateur linksmen on match play and seventh on The U.S. Golf magazine All American team. The Western Amateur winner Hudnutt also had solid match play showings as Labron Harris led medal play. Other notes cover sports figures and upcoming events including the Professional Putters Association 1963 National Championship in Cleveland with $50,000 prize, and various college and professional teams.
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U.S. Golf Magazine
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Labron Harris
Oklahoma
Bobby Littler
Athens
Edgar Updegraff
Professional Putters Association
Cleveland
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Browns
Western Ontario
Bowling Green State University
Falcons
Miami's Jencks Ties Record With 48 Point Kicking Season
Miami Ohio's Bob Jencks led major college kickers in 1962 with 48 points from kicking alone, tying the all-time goal total and sharing the season lead in field goals with eight. He also made 24 extra points, while Gary Kroner of Wisconsin set an all-time after-touchdown conversion record with 27.
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UPI
Bob Jencks
Miami
Ohio
Wet
Jencks Doojcu Cient Dela Eodis
Ncaa Service Bureau
Ed Dyas
Auburn
Jencks
Woody Woodall
Bill Wellstead
Dartmouth
Gary Kroner
Wisconsin
John Seedberg
Arizona State
College football season leaders and notable players listed
Air Force's John Gavin hit the season's longest field goal at 33 yards against Miami. Donnie Frederick of Wake Forest led kickoff returns with 60 yards on 29 runs. Looney led punters with a 43.4 yard average, while Darrel Roberts of Utah State topped punt return yardage at 333. Dave Manon of Wyoming excelled in both kicking and punt return averages. Byron Beaver of Houston had 19 interceptions and Jim McGowan of Boston College topped interception yardage at 182. Wyoming led in punting, Memphis State in pass interceptions, West Texas State in punt returns, and Alabama in kickoff returns.
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Oklahoma
Darrel Roberts
Utah
Dave Manon
Wyoming
Looney
Unbeaten B squads hold steady in Elyria league play
Krosky's Store, Peniston Heat ing and Kelly Construction kept perfect records in Elyria Class B Basketball League action. Krosky's beat International Chemical Workers Union 72 to 66 after an eight point halftime deficit. Gene Wolfe led Beckett's with 22 as Peniston rolled to an 85-30 win. Kelley’s rallied late for a 60-52 win over Elyria Bowling Center. Bob and Bill Krosky scored 25 and 11 as coaches Dick Lowery and Jim Dennison added 16 and 10.
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Elyria
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Peniston
Beckett’s
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Bob
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Elyria High School
Dick Lowery
Jim Dennison
Dick McCrain
Chemists
Gary Byron
Vic Bronish
Beckett
Gene Wolfe
Bill Burke
John Vance
Tom Smith
Bob Count
Oilers
Jim Knapp
Ray Wilson
Ed Knapp
Rick Carr
Bill Archer
Pioneers ready for weekend George sparks Catholic
Ron George, 6-1 senior and co-captain, has emerged as Catholic’s top performer early this season. He has 30 points over three games, 10 per game, 25 rebounds, eight per game, and 10 assists. Coach Madhock lauded his defense and steady output as the Panthers win 64-53 at Vermilion.
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Elyria i Catholic
Ron George
Chuck Madhock
George
Panther
Madhock
Catholic
Vermilion
Ron
Panthers
Admiral King
Tom Nick
Heyman Not Duke One Man Show After All
Duke defied the one man team label as Art Heyman was held to 13 points by Vanderbilt. Jay Buckley and Jeff Mullins stepped up, Buckley 21 and Mullins 22, lifting Duke to a 90 70 win in Durham to move to 4 0 and surge in national title chatter. Vanderbilt’s Roger Schurig led 32 points. West Virginia toppled Richmond 78 59 at Morgantown without Rod Thorn, while Notre Dame defeated Western Michigan 82 68 for its fifth straight win. NC State beat Maryland 75 68 in OT as Wake Forest beat St Joseph’s 5 46, and others included Boston College over Yale 59 57, Duquesne over Georgetown 68 56, Penn State over Colgate 62 40, William and Mary over Virginia 71 69, VMI over George Washington 74 73, and Texas A M spanked Southern Mississippi 80 61.
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Art Heyman
Duke
Blue Devils
Rockville Centre
N.Y
Heyman
Vanderbilt
Jay Buckley
Jeff Mullins
Durham
N.C
Mullins
Buckley
Cincinnati
Roger Schurig
West Virginia
UPI
Richmond
Morgantown
W. Va
Mountaineers
Rod Thorn
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Western Michigan
North Carolina State
Marinard
Wake Forest
St. Joseph's
Walt Sahm
Boston College
Yale
Dennis Cuff
Duquesne
Georgetown
Penn State
Colgate
William and Mary
Virginia
Bobby Byrd
VMI
George Washington
Texas A&m
Mississippi
Elyria Catholic Game Rescheduled at Bedford Chanel Wes
Elyria Catholic will visit Bedford Chanel Wes on February 20 for the makeup of Friday's game. Director of athletics Clifford Scheidler announced the rescheduling this morning. The date comes four days after the regular season ends. officials declined Christmas vacation play.
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Elyria Catholic
Bedford Chanel Wes
Clifford Scheidler
Panthers edge toward victory as Elyria Catholic leader shines
Koloff leads Elyria Catholic with strong scoring while Ron Machock guides the team as co captain. George bounces back from a knee scare and Sito recovers from a cold as the Panthers prep for Cleveland Cantius and Clearview. George may guard Solak while Sito returns Friday for coach Madhock.
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Admirals
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George
Nickoloff
Machock
Ron
Elyria Catholic
Cleveland Cantius
Rich Sunyak
Jayhawks
Lorain St.Mary
Clearview
Ohio racing commission sets 1963 schedule totals
Ohio Racing Commission tentatively approves 702 racing dates for 1963. Eight thoroughbred groups seek 32 dates and eight harness groups request 3 dates, matching totals from last year. Painesville at Northfield dates adjusted Aug 16 to Oct 7 with Sept 19 excluded, and Mondays kept closed.
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UPI
Ohio Racing Commission
Jusi
Painesville
Northfield
Ascot
Beulah
Pioneers Work On Defense As Elyria Scrimmage Sets Tone
Elyria High coach Dale Reichenbach says the Pioneers are improving defensively after an early rough stretch. A scrimmage with Oberlin High is set, with guards Roger Stevenson and Dave Dicken aiding ball handling and defensive transitions as Masonis recovers from a summer arm injury.
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Dale Reichenbach
Pioneers
Akron South
Rue
Rick
Findlay Zone
Roger Stevenson
Dave Dicken
Dicken
Bill
Masonis
Elyria
North Olmsted
Stevenson
Lorain Admiral King
Berea
Paul Brown
Reichenbach
Oberlin High
Clearview High Reschedules Two Snow-Delayed Games
Clearview High School officials announce makeup dates for two basketball games postponed by snow. Avon Lake at Clearview will be Tuesday January 3 in a Lakeland Conference matchup. Amherst at Clearview moves to Thursday February 21 for a non conference contest.
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Clearview High School
Avon Lake
Clearview
Amherst
City Cage Schedule Promises Busy Basketball Season
Local sports desk presents a compact cage schedule featuring Midway against Bowling Center and Lorain High versus Ames. Bookings highlight home courts, dates, and expected showdowns as teams align for the season opener and key league clashes.
One More Season for Musial with Cardinals
Stan Musial, aging Cardinal slugger, said on Tuesday that 1963 would be his last season as a player, offering “one more season” as enough. He accepted Milwaukee’s Pal Joey award while praising MLB relations and predicting baseball’s continued improvement under Players Association counsel Judge Robert Cannon.
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Frank Ryan
Milwaukee
UPI
Stan
the Man
Cardinals
Joey
Musial
Pal Joey
St.Joseph
Browns Face Rally For Scoring Title In San Francisco
Cleveland aims to clinch the NFL scoring title as fullback Jim Brown must score twice in Saturdays finale with San Francisco to tie Jim Taylor for the lead. Brown trails with 16 TDs and seeks a strong finish to salvage a down year while Frank Ryan adds a strong pass line as the Browns seek their 240th point season.
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Cleveland
UPI
Jim Brown
Ian Francisco
National Football League
Brown
Jim Taylor
Green Bay
Lou Michaels
Pittsburgh
Don Chandler
New York
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Browns
San Francisco
Cardinals edge AFL in drafted players dispute again
St Louis Cardinals appear poised to win the draft battle for signed players over the American Football League for a second straight year. They signed South Carolina tackle Moss on December 8, prompting Buffalo Bills to claim Moss signed with them on December 3. Moss says he signed with Buffalo in front of a witness with a nonbinding verbal agreement until the NFL draft night.
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UPI
St. Louis Football Cardinals
American Football League
South Carolina
Jim ‘Moss
Buffalo Bills
Moss
Columbia
C. Moss
Harvey Johnson
Buffalo
Cariinals
Irv Goode
Kentucky
Goode
Dallas Texans
AFL
Thhey
Bridges Keeps Scoring Burst Amid League Highs and Setbacks
Kansas City's Bill Bridges put up 55 points Sunday and 49 Monday, then 31 in the final two quarters against Chicago as Kansas City beat Chicago 108 96. Philadelphia’s Chuck Spraggins scored 24 as the Tapers rallied past Long Beach, Oakland edged the Rens 96 92, and Hank Whitney led Pittsburgh with 25 as Connie Hawkins sits out two weeks after elbow injury.
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Kansas City
Bill Bridges
Bridges
Kansas
Chuck Spraggins
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Connie Hawkins
Oakland
Rens
Long Beach
Hawkins
Elyria Freshman A Team Falls 31 28 to Admiral King
The Elyria Freshman A basketball team lost 31 28 at West Ave gym to Admiral King. Leading scorer for Elyria was Frank Waldovitch with eight points.
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Elyria
West Ave
Lo‘rain Admiral King
Frank Waldovitch
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