Chandler's Foot Carries Giants To Eastern Crown
Giants punched their ticket to the Eastern Conference title as Chandler booted four field goals and two extra points in a 26-24 win over the Chicago Bears, clinching a seventh straight victory. Tittle threw two TD passes guiding New York, with Chandler becoming the first NFL player to kick four field goals twice in a season.
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James Wood dominates John Mosby Academy 78 to 37 in opener
James Wood, led by Ronnie Kerns with 33 points and 14 by Russ Luttrell, overwhelmed John Mosby Academy 78 37. Pingley contributed 16 points as Wood built an early 11 0 lead and cruised to a 44 point advantage late.
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NFL Drafts College Players
Chicago AP reports the NFL will draft 280 players in 20 rounds led by the Rams first pick likely quarterback Terry Baker. AFL picks follow Saturday with Baker not chosen and Dallas signing Buchanan. First round AFL selections include Sweeney, Stovall, Behrman, Alexander, Brabham, Graham, and Budde from various colleges and cities.
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Shaughnessy Quits Bears After Long Coaching Run
Clark D. Shaughnessy resigns as defensive coach of the Chicago Bears ending a 29 year association. The innovator of the T formation says he and owner-coach George Halas disagree on coaching problems after informing AP of the move.
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AAU seeks Congress probe of NCAA over track control
The AAU ends its 75th convention urging a congressional investigation of the NCAA and supporting its coalition plan with the U.S. Track and Field Federation. It leaves room for further talks with the NCAA supported Federation while stating both groups may hold separate meets, risking U.S. track strength for Tokyo 1964 Olympics.
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Boxing Roundup Notable Wins In Worldwide Matches
Fights listed include LOS ANGELES where Battling Torres defeated Irish Billy Collins in a 10 round bout. In Buenos Aires Gregorio Peralta beat Rodolfo Dias in a heavyweight contest of 10. In Tokyo Takao Maemizo defeated Noboru Saito in a 10 round match with 153 percent notation.
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Dallas Backs Into AFL Title
The Dallas Texans secured the Western Division title after a 23-14 loss by the Bills to knock Denver from first. Houston’s win kept the Eastern race tight with Boston, while San Diego snapped a six-game skid and Oakland’s slide reached 18. Buffalo’s Kemp starred with two one-yard TD passes and 230 yards passing, backed by Gilchrist’s 63 rushing yards to set a season rushing record.
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Army-Navy Aftermath USC Cinch For Title After Win Over ND
USC clinched the national title by routing Notre Dame 25-0 in the final regular season game. Army overwhelmed Navy 34-14 with Staubach starring for the Midshipmen in a publicized rivalry clash watched by President Kennedy and about 100000 fans nationwide.
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Shenandoah Dominates Catonsville in 105-30 Opener
Shenandoah College opened the 1962-63 basketball season with a 105-30 victory over Catonsville Junior College in Catonsville Maryland. Hornets coach Ken Eyre rested starters early and mid game as ten players scored, led by Bob Brown with 15 points.
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