Furman’s Position a Big Mystery in SC Ladder
Furman plunges to last in Southern Conference with a 2-6 league mark after a 83-78 loss to The Citadel. Gerald Glur, Jerry Smith, and Leroy Peacock head Paladins’ lineup despite high prior expectations and recent injuries.
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Fights Reported By Associated Press Athletics
In New York Billy Daniels 186 pounds stops Tony Along 195 in a noted bout. In Tokyo Ngboru Juaita 160 faces Moses Cooper 161 in a separate match, with location cited as Japan and Los Angeles.
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Duckpin Scores Spark Multiple Wins in Local Leagues
In the NVPC and Pepsi Cola Girls Leagues at Health Centers Lanes, Gail Yost led with 116 and Kaye Adams 100 as Northern Virginia Power Company swept bantam play. Barbara Flowers rolled 98 and 97 with Brenda Newell 93 for Boyd’s Drug Store, while Bell Clothes featured Louise Baker 93 and Becky Cather 82. Commercial & Savings Bank, Buckley Lages, and others notched two-victory showings, with Karen Cain 83 and Deanna Dill 84 aiding Northern Virginia Power. Mixed Nuts swept Top Cats, and Gayla Tucker 102 helped Modern Plumbing & Heating to two wins over Galazies, Barbara Lewis 100. Crisman Cleaners and GB’s nudged through, while Dougle Troubles topped Beverly Hillbillies after Pam Hartman 101. Other duels saw Chopsticks, One Hour Quality Cleaners, and Twistin Devils prosper.
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Sean Good
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Gary Player Wins San Diego Open by One Stroke
Gary Player captured the $25,000 San Diego Open at the Bing Crosby tournament at Pebble Beach with a final 270 total. He sunk an 18 foot putt on the 18th to beat Tony Lema by one stroke, finishing 65 65 70 70. Bill Casper Jr. and Charlie Sifford tied for third.
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Scholastic Scores Virginia High School Matches
A rundown of football and basketball scores from various Virginia high schools and surrounding areas. Notable results include J.E.B. Stuart 81 over Falls Church 60, Fairfax 62 over Osbourn 50, and Stonewall Jackson rivals tight with Newport News 58. Other games feature Stafford over Cathederal, St. Patrick's dropping to Benedictine, and Hargrave Military clocking Massanutten Military.
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Musial Ump Honored At Diamond Dinner in Chicago
Stan Musial Jocko Conlon and four 1962 World Series players were honored by about 1000 major league figures at the 23rd Diamond Dinner. Rogers Hornsby was remembered with a moment of silence. Conlon received the J Louis Comiskey award, Musial the Comeback of the Year award, Tom Tresh named World Series Hero, Billy Pierce earned the Will Harridge award for the NL playoff performance.
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Tenpin Bowling Standings High Averages
Dawson leads with 192 and Carl Lund 184 follow, Jess Kiracofe 181 ve Fogle 181 Maurice Smallwood 181 Allen Kibler 180 in the standings.
Lakers Rally To Beat Knicks In Comeback Victory
The Los Angeles Lakers edged the New York Knicks 108-102 as Elgin Baylor sparked a late surge despite knee pain. Boston routed Chicago 143-99, St. Louis edged Cincinnati 105-104 with a late run, while Syracuse beat Detroit 148-114.
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Maury Wills Named AP Athlete of the Year for 1962
Maury Wills won the AP Athlete of the Year award with 72 first place votes and 338 points from 302 panelists. The Los Angeles star set a national record with 104 stolen bases in 165 games after breaking Bob Bescher’s NL mark earlier in the season and surpassing Ty Cobb’s MLB record. Jack Nicklaus was second with 38 first place votes and 208 points.
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State High School Roundup Highlights Unbeatens In Aida Groups
Washington Lee and Newport News remain undefeated in Group I A as they routed Groveton and Warwick respectively. Newport News beat Warwick 53 18 while Washington Lee won 60 30 over Groveton, keeping four Group I A teams unbeaten.
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Pone Regains Flyweight Title in Bangkok Thriller
In Bangkok Pone Kingpetch defeats Masahiko Harada in a 15 round split decision to reclaim the world flyweight title before 15 000 partisan fans. Harada led earlier with a solid points edge and a knockdown in the eighth before Pone climbed back to seize the crown.
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Fighting) Harada
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