Ivy Stars Face Pro Light as Gary Wood Pops to Giants
Ivy League players like Archie Roberts Cosmo Lacavazzi and John Parry fear pro opportunities could end the era of football for fun. Gary Wood of Cornell joined the New York Giants, prompting talk that Ivy standouts may chase pro careers over college glory.
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Sectionals Expanded to 16 for Indiana cross country
The Indiana High School Athletic Association says sectional meets rise from 12 to 16 this season with Oct. 16 first round. Regionals set for Oct. 24 at four sites. finals on Oct. 31 at South Grove golf course in Indianapolis.
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McPeak Praises Redskins Draft Pick Charley Taylor
Washington coach Bill McPeak lavishes praise on his No. 1 draft choice Charley Taylor calling him a standout similar to Lenny Moore but bigger. He expresses optimism about Taylor's impact with the team.
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Frick vetoes Minoso purchase by White Sox
Commissioner Ford Frick said he vetoed the Chicago White Sox deal to obtain outfielder Minnie Minoso for an undisclosed sum. Frick cited the move as a cover up that violated league rules. The White Sox announced Minoso would not play, appealing the ruling as not clearly covered in the rules.
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PGA champions spark 300 yard drive contest winner Nicklaus
Fifteen of 17 former PGA champions competed in a driving contest ahead of a golf clinic in Columbus. Jack Nicklaus produced the longest drive at 321 yards to win, with Harold Williams second at 308, Sam Reynolds third at 304, and George Bayer fourth at 300.
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Edgewood Women Golf Winners Named At Local Club
Edgewood Women's Golf Club held a nine hole net tournament at ECC course with winners: Gusta Barcus most threes Lois Pressing most fours Blanche Filbey most fives and Amy Dye most sixes. In 18 hole Select Partner net, Marilyn Sherbourke and Joan Byers won first with Edith Pitts and Ellen Clen second. An 18 hole match play is underway and town talk centers on bowling at Rains with 30c entries.
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1963 College football scores list
The record lists games where teams in the first column played at their opponents fields or at the dates indicated. Notations include (N) night games and (X) footnoted or non schedule items. East, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Ohio U, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Purdue, Toledo, Wake Forest are mentioned as competing teams.
Packers Safetyman Sees Fifth Down Vanishing In League
Green Bay star Willie Wood says the punt return is no longer a fifth down as NFL teams emphasize special teams. He notes kickers aim for height over distance and returns have become harder to set up. Wood was the 1961 punt return champion with 16.1 yards per return.
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Notre Dame Quarterbacks Dial In In Passing Drill
Four Notre Dame quarterbacks practiced in a lengthy passing drill led by top candidate John Huarte. Also tossing passes were Sandy Bonvecchio Hugh O Malley and Bill Zloch after football fundamentals in South Bend Indiana.
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