Catholic Midview tilt shaped as a donnybrook
Elyria Catholic and Midview meet in a rivalry game billed as a donnybrook with height on both sides. Midview, coming off a 50 40 win after a 78 42 opener loss, faces Elyria Catholic which beat Clearview 42 34. Starting lineups are unsettled for Midview after a 17 day layoff. Catholic relies on captains George and Sito with Reno, Watkins and Kaiser in support.
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Donnybrook
Elyria Catholic
Middies
Clearview
Vermilion
Oberlin
Ridgeville
Henry
Jerry) Smith
Ron George
Dave Sito
Randy Kaiser
Catholic
Reno
George
Sito
Midview
Elyria Catholic Pos
Midview F
Dennis Durkee
Merle Wilford
Joe Conroy
Sam Watkins
Ken Olie John Reno
Ray Nelson
Bob Stacey
Jerry Wilson
Niki Walsh
Dave
Midview High School
Chuck Madhock
Henry Jerry) Smith
Bowl season rumbles on with 1962 postons
The piece reviews 1962 bowl games from Liberty to Camellia and Gotham, noting crowds, weather and economics. It highlights low attendance at Liberty and Gotham Bowls, New York crowd contrasts, and critiques like the March of Dimes fundraising impact and booster ambitions. It muses on potential new bowls and locations, urging stronger appeal and traditional matchups.
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University of Nebraska and Miami
Fla
Terry Baker
Villanova
Bud Dudley
Bob Curran
New York City
Cincinnati Retains No 1 Ranking In UPI College Basketball
University of Cincinnati remains the top ranked team in the UPI poll with 33 first place votes and 348 points. Duke stays second with 60 points, Loyola of Chicago third, Ohio State fourth, and Mississippi State fifth as Bowling Green and Arizona State rise in the top ten.
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NEW York
UPI
University of Cincinnati
United Press International College
Cincinnati
Kansas
Kansas State
Bearcats
Duke
Loyola of Chicago
Ohio State
Mississippi State
Bowling Green
Arizona State University
Arizona State
Oregon State
Beavers
California
Mit
Dusnais
Stanford
West Virginia
Kentucky
Seattle
Minnesota
Notre Dame
UCLA
Wisconsin
Marquette
Princeton
Cincianatii
Loyola
Miss. State
Bowing Green
Blinds
Arizona State U
Packers Return Home after Division Crown Victory
GREEN BAY Wis UPD The National Football League Western Division champions the Green Bay Packers received a warm welcome from about 12 000 fans in sub freezing weather Monday night Lombardi for president signs greeted Coach Vince Lombardi as he urged players to go home to their families Hormmeg and Jim Taylor called the win tremendous Lombardi declined to discuss the playoff game against the Giants saying they would think about them next week.
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Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Paul Hormmeg
Jim Taylor
Lombard
Giants
New York
Braves and Red Sox to play 1963 Hall of Fame Game
Cooperstown New York July 1963 update says the Milwaukee Braves and Boston Red Sox longtime city rivals will meet in the Hall of Fame game at Abner Doubleday Field on August 3. Former major league players will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in ceremonies prior to the game.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Milwaukee Braves
Boston Red Sox
Abner Doubleday Feld
Marion Hardings lone path in Buckeye race opens this weekend
In a crowded Buckeye Conference weekend slate Marion Harding remains the only unbeaten team after 59-55 over Fremont Ross and 52-47 at Sandusky. Elyria learns two-game weekends can complicate the standings as Lorain Admiral King, Mansfield and Findlay also chase, with top scorers Goode Pratt and Rather leading their teams.
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Marion Harding
Fremont Ross
Sandusky
Marion
Elyria
Russ Dean
Mansfield
Lorain
Admiral King
Battle Sandusky
Admirals
King
Findlay
Steeler
Fremont Rossingers
Jim Goode
Joe Pratt
Willie Hawthorne
Don Rather
Stew Williams
Bellevue
Fostoria
Buckeye
Elna
North Central
Elyria Catholic
Cleveland
St. Stanislaus
Pro cage standings national league yesterday's results
Los Angeles defeated Syracuse 121 to 114 in the only game scheduled, updating Pro Cage standings in the National League. The win boosts Los Angeles position while Syracuse drops in the table.
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Los Angeles
Syracuse
Liston Defeats Patterson To Claim Boxing Title In 1962
Oscar Fraley lists 1962’s top sports stories, led by Sonny Liston’s knockout of Floyd Patterson in Chicago to win the heavyweight title. The piece notes Liston’s dramatic rise from convict to world champion, alongside major moments like Maury Wills’ base theft record, Paret’s death, and Nicklaus Palmer golf scenes.
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Oscar Fraley Miami
UPI
Charles
Sonny) Liston
Floyd Patterson
Liston
Patterson
Dodgers
Yankees
Maury Wills
Ty Cobb
Benny
Kid) Paret
New York State
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Rod Laver
Decidedly
Ridan
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Roger Ward
Gary Palyer
PGA
Nicklaus
Dick Tiger
Gene Fullmers
Cassius Clay
Archie Moore
Chicago
Comiskey Park
Nant Liston
Area cage schedule shows multiple league matchups
The listing outlines Tuesday through Thursday basketball games across Inland, Lakeland, Friedlands, Buckeye, Firelands, and other conferences. Notable pairings include Buckeye at Keystone, Elyria Catholic at Midview, Wellington at Avon Lake, and Berlin Heights at South Central among many others.
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Elyria Catholic
Midview
Lakeland Conference
Wellington
Avon Lake
New London
Vermilion
Lorain St. Mary
Gilmour Academy
Lakeland
Clearview
Huron
Friedlands
Berlin Heights
South Central
Bedford Chanel
Cleveland
Louniees Inland
Brookside
Buckeye
Amherst
Ridgeville
Columbia
Avon
Black River
Firelands
Keystone
Southwestern
Rocky River
Oberlin Bay
North Olmsted
Fairview
Olmsted Falls
Medina
Westlake
Glenn Rising
Jim Armitage
Shaw
Knapp
Rising
Dukes and Sailors
South Amherst
Oberlin
Tall Rocky River
Indians
Bay
Perkins
Fullback Jim Taylor Named Player of the Year
Columbus based Touchdown Club names Green Bay fullback Jim Taylor Professional Football Player of the Year. Taylor sets a NFL record with 19 touchdowns this season.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Jim Taylor
Green Bay
Touchdown Club of
Columbus
Taylor
Philippine fighter edges Scarponi in Sydney bout
In Sydney, Leo Espinosa from the Philippines defeated Frederico Scarponi of Italy on points. The Paris UM card lists Dante Pelaez from Lama, Peru as another participant.
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Sydney
Australia
Leo Espinosa
The
Philippines
Frederico Scarponi
Italy
Paris
Dante Pelaez
Lama
Peru
Keystone's Shaw Shines As Wildcats Eye Inland Playoffs
Keystone's Larry Shaw says his team could break even this season after a series of wins. Butch Sooy leads with 20 points per game as Keystone defends Inland Conference play, overcoming early injuries and postponements. The Wildcats, five wins in six starts, push for second place behind Brookside amid a busy schedule with multiple makeup games across Lakeland and North Central leagues.
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Pelvlic
Shaw
Wildcats
Milan
Buckeye
Keystone
Columbia
New London
Butch Sooy
Sooy
Russ Knapp
Lynn Sayers
Dick Clift
College Basketball Scores Across Several Games
South Tennessee defeated Citadel 73 to 56 while Auburn beat Chattanooga 79 to 37. North Carolina edged Kentucky 68 to 66. Catholic University beat Wash and Lee 65 to 41. Furman downed William and Mary 56 to 55. Tennessee Tech won 90 to 79 over Tampa. Georgia Tech topped Alabama 58 to 55. Virginia Tech beat Mississippi State 82 to 65. In the Midwest Iowa defeated Clemson 74 to 64. Illinois won 90 to 64 against San Jose State. Kansas beat Denver 68 to 43. Indiana defeated Detroit 92 to 84. In the Southwest Southern Methodist edged Northwestern 80 to 75. Baylor beat Tulane 74 to 66. Houston won 75 to 61 over Missouri. In the West Stanford defeated Oregon 63 to 44. Idaho State beat Gonzaga 78 to 67.
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South Tennessee
Citadel
Auburn
Chattanooga
N. Carolina
Kentucky
Catholic U
Wash & Lee
Furman
William & Mary
Tennessee Tech
Tampa
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Virginia Tech
Miss. St
Iowa
Clemson
Illinois
San Jose St
Kansas
Denver
Indiana
Detroit
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Nebraska
Miami
New York Giants
George Mira
Y.A. Tittle
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Bill
Thunder) Thornton
Oklahoma
Missouri
Philadelphia Stadium
Southern California
Russ Davies
Mallet Creek Colosseum
Braves
Red Sox
Elyria High
Charley Shaffer
North Carolina State
Don Rolfes
Tar Heels
Www
L. Pet
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W. L. Pet
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Weatherly
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John Velses
Valery Brumel
Russia
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Larry Shaw
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Übe
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Houston
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