Alabama's Jordan Named AP Back of the Week Again
Alabama star Jordan, a 6 foot 2 inch 207 pound back, earned AP Back of the Week for a second time this season. He helped spark a 92 yard opening kickoff play with a key block and set up Alabama's third touchdown by blocking a punt that was returned for a score. He was a standout lineman candidate and three year letterman with ties to NFL and college drafts.
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Little All-America football picks highlight Bork and Buchanan
AP lists 1962 Little All-America team featuring Northern Illinois quarterback George Bork, Grambling lineman Junious Buchanan, Humboldt State end Drew Roberts, and West Chester back Iacone. First team includes Kemp, Paremore, Richardson, Von Sydow, Graham, and more, with Hays leading second unit.
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Bell Clothes, TAC Boys Edge City League Opener
Bell Clothes opened the Men's City Basketball League with an 86 79 win over TAC Boys at the Armory. Eddie Grim paced Bell with 27 points as TAC rallied, while Danny March and Jerry Spadetti led TAC with 25 and 20 points respectively. In the girls game TAC Girls defeated the Nurses 42 23.
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Mexico Seeks Davis Cup Win Over Australia
Mexico’s Davis Cup team, led by Pancho Contreras, advances to the challenge round after a 3-0 Interzone final win over India. Rafael Osuna wins a tight five setter, pairing with Antonio Palafox for a doubles clincher, and Mario Llana adds a singles victory to seal the sweep.
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Hokies Mounties Lead Southern Conference Standings
The Hokies defeated VMI 100-74 as reserves closed out the final eight minutes, while West Virginia tops the league at 2-0 early in the season. William and Mary edged Hampden-Sydney 77-64 with 18 from Alvis and 17 from Lee Melear, and Davidson beat Wofford as Fred Hetze scored 29. Virginia Cavaliers tourney swing continues at Ohio State as RPI hosts Lynchburg in Little Eight play.
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Nebraska to face Miami in Gotham Bowl December 15
New York AP reports Nebraska and Miami of Florida accepted bids to play in the Gotham Bowl on December 15 after approval by the Board of Regents and the Big Eight. Miami, 7-3, and Nebraska, 8-2, rank among the nation’s top passers and rushers, with Hurricane QB George Mira setting school passing records.
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Duke Blasts Gamecocks and Terps Bow in ACC Opener
Duke defeated South Carolina 95-63 in the ACC opener as Art Heyman scored 28 points, boosting Duke with heavy use of reserves. In another ACC game, Georgetown beat Maryland 79-70 behind Jimmy Christy’s 26 points.
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