Handley Romps Past Broadway 34-12 In Homecoming Thriller
Handley defeated Broadway 34-12 as Dennis Hinkle and Jim Wilkins led a second half surge after a 14-12 halftime deficit. The Judges improved to 3-2-1 while Broadway remained winless in six games and spoiled Broadway’s homecoming.
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Gobblers
James Wood
Clarke County
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Dennis Hinkle
Richard Dennis
Jimmy Wilkins
Larry Bell
Gene Fisher
Howard Armstrong
Kenneth Emerson
Emerson
Wilkins
Bell
Fisher
Fred Shoemaker
Hinkle
Gobbler
Tiger Seen Favorite In Fullmer Bout
British Empire middleweight champion Dick Tiger of Nigeria is the favorite to win the World Boxing Association title from Gene Fullmer in San Francisco. Odds range 7-5 to 9-5 as Tiger argues his peak form and pursues world recognition in Britain or the Americas.
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Dick Tiger
Nigeria
World Boxing Association
Gene Fullmer
Tiger
British Boxing Board
Paul Pender
Massachusetts
WBA
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Britain
Americas
Orient
National Boxing Association
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Europe
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Robinson
Carmen Basilio
NBA
Jersey Jones
Jose Torres
Jones
Northwestern tops Ohio State to surge in Big Ten race
Northwestern, 4-0 overall and 3-0 in the Big Ten, upset Ohio State 18-14 behind Tommy Myers 18 of 30 passing for 177 yards. The Wildcats, ranked No. 8, face Notre Dame, Indiana, and Wisconsin upcoming as they chase the conference title.
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Michigan
Ara Parseghian
Tommy Myers
Associated Press
South Carolina
Illinois
Minnesota
Ohio State
Myers
Notre Dame
Indiana
Wisconsin
Mauch Named National League Manager of the Year
Gene Mauch was chosen NL Manager of the Year for 1962 by the Baseball Writers Association, collecting 33 votes while Alvin Dark received 31 and Walter Alston 27. The Philadelphia Phillies finished 81 80, seventh, after a strong late-season run.
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San Francisco Giants
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Southern Assocition
Minneapolis
Freddie Hutchinson
Cincinnati
College football scores roundup with wide margin upsets
A compiled list of late season college football results shows top teams like Virginia Tech, Boston University, and Penn State winning, while Stiff upsets include Oregon State and Brigham Young. Numerous conferences feature blowouts and tight finishes across the nation.
Sally League votes to seek double A status in baseball
The South Atlantic League known as the Sally voted to elevate from class A to double-A during a Charlotte meeting. Directors also approved inviting a major league team to face the Sally All-Stars mid 1963 to mark the 60th anniversary. Names and MLB ties listed for each club.
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National Association of Baseball
South Atlantic
Asheville
Pittsburgh
Knoxville
Redskins hold off Eagles as Mitchell,Catches Two TD Tosses
Washington beat Philadelphia 27-21 to surge atop the Eastern Conference with four wins and two ties. Mitchell caught two touchdown passes from Norm Snead, while Snead threw for 279 yards.
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Associated Press
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Bobby Layne
Don Bishop
49Ers
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NFL
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Packers
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Saturday and Sunday NFL results Across Three Games
Saturday Buffalo defeated Oakland 14 to 6. Sunday Denver beat Houston 20 to 10. Dallas won against New York 20 to 17.
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Redskins
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Top 10 college teams results Saturday
The Associated Press lists Week results for the top 10 teams. Texas defeated Arkansas 7-3 while Alabama beat Tennessee 27-7. USC beat California 32-6 and LSU edged Kentucky 7-0. Mississippi routed Tulane 21-0. Northwestern beat Ohio State 18-14. Washington defeated Stanford 14-0. Wisconsin crushed Iowa 42-14. Oregon not listed.
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Boxing results from around the world and Portland title bout
The report lists bantamweights and junior middleweights with several decisions and knockouts. Tokyo fighter Tokyo Yoshi Nakamura outpoints Change Magallanes in a 112% bout in Japan, while New York ref Doug Jones stops Bob Foster in New York for a 174 pound match. Portland sees Denny Moyer outpoint Joey Giambra for the junior middleweight title. Belfast and Singapore bouts feature Fred Gilroy stopping John Caldwell and Golden Hoff knocking out Battling Opt respectively.
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Bob Foster
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Ore
Denny Moyer
Joey Giambra
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