Huskies Ace Coffey Out For Rose Bowl With Broken Foot
Washington suffers a key loss as Coffey breaks a bone in his left foot during practice and will miss the Rose Bowl against Illinois. Charlie Brown ing moves into the starting back spot while Baylor’s Trull shines in the Bluebonnet Bowl and Mira sets Shrine game records in Miami.
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ABC to Drop Its Weekly Boxing Show After 20 Years
ABC will not renew its weekly boxing program next season ending a 20 year run. Sponsorship by Gillette and network plans cite waning interest and economics as key factors. The Times notes a possible April replacement sports program and mentions contract limits through September.
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Staubach To Get Chick Harley Award
The Columbus Touchdown Club named Navy quarterback Roger Staubach of Cincinnati as recipient of its Chick Harley Trophy for 1963. Awards dinner set for Jan. 17 in Columbus with possible attendance uncertain. Staubach totaled 374 yards in a 1962 Army game performance.
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Aussies Rest On Experience For Davis Cup Test
Australia will rely on Roy Emerson and Neale Fraser as two-man teams against the United States in Adelaide in the Davis Cup Challenge Round. The American lineup features Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston. Hobnman praised Fraser’s form as he nears peak again, while concerns linger over Fraser’s ability to endure the heat and three-day test.
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Chargers Clinch Third Western Division Title In Blowout
San Diego overwhelmed Denver 58-20 to clinch its third AFL Western Division title in four years. Paul Lowe, returning from a fractured leg, rushed for 184 yards and two touchdowns, including an 11 yard score and a 66 yard burst that sealed the game. The Chargers finish 11-3 and await the AFL championship game against Boston or Buffalo in San Diego.
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Area Box Scores Across Multiple Teams
Box score roundup shows Logan Lancaster Rutland Deavertown and Parkersburg Catholic results. Individual scorers include Johnson 5-3-13 for Logan and Rector 6-2-14 for Lancaster, with quarter scores and reserve totals listed for each matchup.
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Eight Coaches Nominated for Kodak Coach of the Year
Eight college coaches were named as nominees for the 1963 Kodak Coach of the Year Award. Nominations include John Yoviesin Harvard John Michelosen Pitt Wayne Hardin Navy Paul Davis Mississippi State Pete Elliott Illinois Bob Devaney Nebraska Darrell Royal Texas Jim Owens Washington Texas Navy. bowls status noted for Cotton, Rose and Liberty Bowls. Pitt Harvard denied bowl invitations.
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Mississippi State
Pete Elliott
Illinois
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Darrell Royal
Madness on the hardwood as 112 teams enter holiday tourneys
College basketball’s holiday scene swells to 112 teams across 22 tournaments as conference play awaits. Kentucky dominates Lexington with another tourney title, while Loyola and other top teams post steady wins and aim for No. 1 status amid a crowded, star-filled week of festivities.
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Chamberlain Shines as Warriors Top 76ers 118 104
Wilt Chamberlain scored 40 points for San Francisco with Connie Dirking blocking a key early shot. Wayne Hightower added 29 as the Warriors defeated Philadelphia 118 104. Sunday other results saw St Louis beat Baltimore and on Saturday the Lakers beat Philadelphia and Hawks edged Detroit.
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Jorge Fernandez Wins In Buenos Aires Fight Night
In Buenos Aires Jorge Fernandez defeated Fortunato Manca on points after 10 rounds. In Mexico City Miguel Pardes beat Nabor Gonzales by decision in a 7 round match. Disqualification noted in results.
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Ohio State Buckeyes Strive In Holiday Upsets
Ohio State prepares for a holiday weekend schedule after a 78-60 win over Wichita State. Butler defeats Toledo 82-61 while Dayton defeats Murray State 86-71 and Akron tops Kent State 72-70. Cincinnati faces Kansas State as Xavier and Miami meet in the Queen City Tournament.
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College Basketball Results Across Regions
A jumbled recap lists numerous results from colleges such as Ohio State Butler Georgetown Duke and many others. Highlights include Syracuse 100 St. Bonaventure 57, Florida 52 Florida State 107, Michigan 104 over New Mexico, and Oregon State 60 over Indiana with tournament notes across Midwest Southwest West and Kentucky Invitational events.
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