SATURDAY. JANUARY, 19. 1963
Green Bay Picked
As Team of Year
The mighty Green Bay Packers, winners of their second
straight National Football League championship, topped the
baseball champion New York Yankees for the 1962 “Team of
the Year” award in the Associated Press’ annual year-end poll.
It was better than 2-to-l for the-Packers over the Yanks
in the voting by the 191 sports writers and sportscasters who
participated in the balloting.
The Packers received 121 :
on a 3-2-1 basis, to 43 first places
and 223 points for’ the Yankees,
who won two straight World
Series.
THEY WERE followed by the
San Francisco Giants, winners of
the National League pennant, 213;
the Cincinnati Bearcats, two-time
winner's of the NCAA basketball
title, 201; Southern California’s
No. 1. ranking football team and
Rose. Bowl victors over’Wiscon
sin, 140; the New York Giants,
two-time winners of the Eastern
Conference title in the NFL, 57;
Wisconsin’s Big Ten football
kings, 34; the Boston Celtics, per
ennial National Basketball Asso
ciation champions, 32; the Detroit
Lions, runners-up in the West to’
Green Bay, 24, and Alabama’s
Orange Bowl football victors-, 16.
The Packers, a hard-hitting
crew led by NFL Player of the
Year Jimmy Taylor, whipped the
New York Giants, 16-7, in the
arctic cold of Yankee Stadium to
score their second successive title
triumph over the Giants. The
year- before it was a 37-0 run
away.
THIS MARKED the. third
straight Western Conference title
for Vince Lombardi’s huskies,
who bowed to the Philadelphia
Eagles in the 1960 playoff.
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•irst place votes and 492 points
Rozelle Studies
Secret Papers
NEW YORK (AP) National
Football . League Commissioner
Pete Rozelle confirmed yesterday
that he has received secret court
documents concerning betting on
games by Baltimore Colts owner
Carroll Rosenbloom and is investi
gating them.
Rozelle issued a brief statement
that the documents, stemming
from a 2-year-old court case in
volving the Baltimore owner had
been turned over to the NFL of
fice. -
“We are exploring the allega
tions made in them,” Rozelle said.
Rosenbloom’s lawyers submit
ted the documents. It is not clear
exactly what connection they have
with the current NFL investiga
tion of betting rumors. 1
Lawyers for the Baltimore own
er said it would be a miscarriage
of justice if they were made pub
lic, but insisted they be given to
Rozelle to protect the interests of
Rosenbloom.
Rosenbloom has denied betting
on his own team or any other NFL
team.
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3 Lions Named to Academic Team
Penn State football players Joe
Galardi, A 1 Gursky, and Gerry
Farkas have been named to the
1962 All-A meri c a n Academic
squad sponsored by the College
Sports Information Directors of
America.
The all-academic squad was
originated by the college sports
publicists in 1952 to honor out
standing scholars among the na
tion’s top football players and to
encourage high school athletes to
recognize the close, relationship
between scholarship and sports at
the college level.
Galardi, the Lions’ 1962 captain,
and halfback Gursky,.are enrolled
in the college of business admin
istration, majoring in marketing.
Farkas, who graduated at the end
of the fall term, majored in
physical education and plans
to pursue graduate work in this
field. All three were named sev
eral times throughout their grid
careers to State's Athletic Honor
Roll for scholastic excellence.
Included on the latest all-aca
demic squad are Terry Baker of
Oregon State, Pat Richter of Wis
consin, Paul Flatley of North
western, Steve Barnett of Oregon
and Pat Culpepper and Johnny
Treadwell of Texas.
Ticket Correction
Tickets for the Pennsylvania
Intercollegiate Ski Association
banquet and ball to be held Jan.
26 at the Holiday Inn are now on
sale for' $3.75 per person. They
may be purchased at the Hetzel
Union desk and at Skimont. The
price was incorrectly stated in yes
terday’s Collegian as $1.75.
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