Vikings Fall 41 to 10 as Colts Dominate in Minneapolis
Baltimore Colts overwhelmed Minnesota 41 10 in a sunless Sunday game. Unitas threw for 344 yards and connected with John Mackey on two TD passes while Jim Martin added conversions and field goals. Fran Tarkenton had two interceptions and 12 completions in a difficult day for the Vikings.
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Steelers Rally to Nip Dallas and Force Giants Title Duel
The Steelers survived a late Dallas drive to win 24-19, with Ed Brown’s passes to Buddy Dial and Preston Carpenter keying the comeback. The victory leaves Pittsburgh 7-3-3 and sets a probable title showdown with the New York Giants, who clinched the Eastern with a win or tie.
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Giardello Wins World Middleweight Title Comeback Fight
Atlantic City reports Lujo Giardello defeated Dick Tiger to reclaim the world middleweight crown. The 1960 draw with Gene Fullmer is recalled as part of his return from past troubles and a parolee rehabilitation path. Giardello vows to defend the title and redeem his past.
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Purdue and Iowa Face Rugged Opponents Tonight
Two Big Ten leaders Purdue and Iowa, unbeaten in pre conference play, travel to Wake Forest and St. Louis respectively. Ohio State dropped a Duke game but later beat St. John’s to place third. Illinois visits Oklahoma and Indiana faces Kansas State.
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Larks Earn Easy 92-58 Win Over Rushford
Grand Meadow and coach Paul Austinson roll past Rushford 92-58 in a nonconference game. Al Jacobson 23 points leads balanced scoring with Steve Burns 16 Doug Glynn 14 Kenny Jacobson 10 and Ed Sandsness 19 for Rushford. Larks move to 2-2 as B team wins 44-27.
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Waterloo Defeats Olympic Six 6-5 In Exhibition Hockey
Waterloo Black Hawks defeat the U S Olympic team 6-5 in Waterloo Iowa. Rae and two goals from Paul Johnson helped the Olympians manage a late push while Rae and others contributed on the winning side. The Olympic squad drops to 8-2-1 after the loss following a win over Minnesota Duluth.
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Davis Earns NL Bat Title Again in 1963
Tommy Davis of the Los Angeles Dodgers secured the National League batting crown with a final average of .326, six points ahead of Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh. Clemente hit .320, while Hank Aaron and Dick Groat tied at .319. Aaron also led in home runs with 44, and topped the league in RBIs with 130 and runs scored with 121.
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College basketball scores roundup
A nightly scoreboard lists multiple results. Concordia beat Bemidji 72–70 while S D State topped Minn Duluth 95–77. Other notable results include Montana 76 over WN D State 5, Michigan State 104 over Bowling Green 81, and Detroit 107 over Christian Bros 74.
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Navy and Army clash in a low scoring battle
Navy defeated Army 21 to 15 in a fierce midseason rivalry. Pittsburgh posted a 2 to 0? correction not supported by readable data.
Prairie View Wins 20-7 to Reach NAIA Camellia Bowl
Prairie View A&M of Texas defeated Kearney State 20-7 to earn a berth opposite St. John's in the NAIA Camellia Bowl. St. John's Coach John Gagliardi noted they will travel by charter to Sacramento with limited scouting, as the teams prepare for three to four workouts before the game.
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Austin Dogs Dominate Rochester Retriever Trials
Two Austin dogs placed in the Zumbro Valley Retriever Club event in Rochester Sunday. George, owned and handled by Joe Pogones, won first in the Hunters Stake and placed fourth in the Qualifying Stake. Buck, owned and handled by Red Hayes, finished fourth in the Open All Age Stake.
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Cager Adrian Smith Injured in Cincinnati Royals Loss
Cincinnati Royals guard Adrian Smith fractured a facial bone Sunday night and will miss at least two or three games, officials said. The injury occurred during the game, sidelining a key backcourt contributor for the upcoming schedule.
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Gilchrist Paces Bills in AFL Wins and Raiders Rally
Gilchrist rushed for 243 yards on 36 carries and scored five touchdowns as the Bills stayed alive in the Eastern title race with a 45-14 win over the Jets. Oakland erased San Diego's lead with a 31-point fourth quarter to grab a 41-27 victory. Boston beat Houston 46-28 to seize the Eastern pole position. Kansas City crushed Denver 52-21 as Chiefs defense created turnovers. Cotton Davidson led Oakland's comeback, connecting with Art Powell for the decisive 41-yard TD.
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Twins set camp date amid blizzard weather
The Minnesota Twins announced spring training will begin in Orlando Florida with pitchers and catchers reporting February 26 and position players arriving March 3. The club will play 28 exhibitions before opening the American League season April 14.
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AAC Christmas Dinner Meeting Tonight at Red Cedar Inn
The Austin Athletic Club hosts its annual holiday dinner for members and wives at the Red Cedar Inn. The program starts at 7 p.m. with sports columnist Don Riley as speaker, and AAC president Neil Fedson will introduce him.
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Austin JC Quint Opens SMJCC Title Race at Dr Martin Luther
Austin JC Quint, the defending champion, faces Dr. Martin Luther at New Ulm to begin the 1963 64 SMJCC race. Coach Hal Cuff diverges with six foot six Don Shirk and Mike Burke at forwards and Gary Moeyken at center as the team seeks a 2 0 start this week. Dr Martin Luther, after an opening loss to Concordia JC, sits 1 2 with lettermen Zoellner and Kuehn returning. Other junior college games include Worthington hosting Emmetsburg and Concordia JC at St Paul Bible College. Saturday results: Rochester JC beat Owatonna Pillsbury 90 48 and Willmar JC beat Concordia 92 64. Local cage games include Pacelli at Lyle LeRoy at Adams and Grand Meadow hosting Wykoff all at 8 p m.
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Leafs Down Detroit 5-3 in NHL Showdown
Toronto remains hot with a 5-3 win over Detroit at Detroit marking a fourth straight win and moving into second place eight points behind Chicago. Red Kelly, 34, scored on a breakaway to erase Detroit's lead and assisted on two more Toronto goals, including Dave Keon’s decisive score.
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Ashe and Hard Win National Hard Court Singles Titles
In La Jolla California top seed Arthur Ashe and Darrene Hard captured the singles championships in straight sets at the national hard court tennis championships.
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Pacelli romps past Blake 73 49 in rough gym clash
Pacelli Shows height and fast break as Shamrocks roll to 73 49 win over Hopkins Blake. Ed Von Feldt and Chuck Von Feldt spark early surge to an 11 8 lead, Pacelli outrebounds Blake and dominates the boards. Bob Schoening leads Blake with 16 points in a rough contest.
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Shamrock B Whips Blake In Preliminary Game
Shamrock B, paced by Tom Ball with 13 points, defeated Blake B 51 to 26 in a Saturday night preliminary. The Shamrocks built a 26 to 6 halftime lead as Kim Laidlow led Blake with six points.
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Austin Swimmers Set State Records at Hopkins Pool
Maureen and Terry Lee set state records at the Senior AAU Long Distance meet Saturday at Hopkins High School. Maureen won the women's senior mile freestyle in 22 minutes 47.6 seconds. Terry set an 800 yard freestyle record in 10 minutes 1.4 seconds for the boys 13 to 14 division. Both are Austin Swim Club members coached by Bud Higgins.
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Giardello Beats Tiger To Claim World Middleweight Title
In Atlantic City Joey Giardello from Cherry Hill NJ outpointed Dick Tiger of Nigeria over 15 rounds to win the world middleweight title. At Tunis Joe Rafia King defeated Ahmed Lamine in five rounds for the featherweight bout. In Mexico City Luis Gonzalez from Mexico outpointed Mauro Miranda over ten rounds.
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Gusties Open MIAC Season With Duluth Clash
The MIAC basketball opener features Gustavus Adolphus at Minnesota Duluth as Augsburg hosts St. Thomas and boosts a recent 85-70 win over St. Cloud State. Dan Anderson scored 28 for Augsburg while St. Marys and Winona also posted early success in weekend action.
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