Navy Staubach Wins AP Backfield Player of 1963
Roger Staubach of Navy, a junior quarterback, was named the outstanding college backfield performer of 1963 in an AP poll. He received 57 of 107 votes, with notable challengers including Billy Lothridge, Don Trull, Sherman Lewis, and Jimmy Sidle. Staubach set Navy passing and scoring records, totaling 1,890 yards in offense as Navy went 9-1 and earned a Cotton Bowl invite.
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Joe Reichler
NEW York
Roger Staubach
Navy
Associated Pres
Cincinnati
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Baylor
Don Trull
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Bork
Northern Illinois State
Staubach
Middies
Texas
Jolly Roger
Lothridge
Engineers
Trull
Olympic Six Beats Sioux in 3-1 Victory
The touring U S Olympic hockey team defeated North Dakota 3-1 at the University Sports Arena in Grand Forks before 2,800 fans. Terry Casey gave the Fighting Sioux a first period lead, but Olympian Paul Johnson tied it, and Johnson again in the third, with Paul Coppo adding an insurance goal.
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Grand Forks
N.D
North Dakota
University
Terry Casey
Great Falls
Mont
Paul Johnson
Johnson
Paul Coppo
Michigan Tech
Fight Result Los Angeles Bout Ends in KO
In Los Angeles Jesus Pi mental of Mexico knocked out Rey Asis of Stockton California in the sixth round for a decisive boxing victory.
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Los Angeles
Jesus Pimental
Mexico
Rey Asis
Stockton
Calif
Bud N Bob and Usem's Win City League Matchups
Bud N Bob and Usem's ended a two game slide by defeating Adams Commercial 78 to 56 in a Men’s City League class A game at Shawn gym. Earl Butler led with 21 points, Terry Ball 19, and all five Usem's players scored in double figures. Adams was paced by Don Julifs with 17 and Stan Gerhart with 15.
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Bud 'N’ Bob's
Adams Commercial
Shawn Gym
Earl Butler
Terry Ball
Don Julifs
Adams
Stan Gerhart
Usem’s
Baruth
Hallack
Bundy
Oklahoma City Open golf tourney set at Quail Creek
The 1964 Oklahoma City Open with a $35,000 prize fund is scheduled at Quail Creek Country Club in Oklahoma City from May 13 to May 17.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Quail Creek Country Club
Bowling Standings From Austin Area Leagues
Local bowling reports list teams and scores across multiple leagues including Austin Bowl City, Hormel Office League, Progressive League, Echo Lanes Classic, Bowlerettes, Hoot Owl League, and Church League. Notable scores include Dotnick's Bowl, Smitty's, Ferris TV and Records, and Measured high marks like 3027 for Dotnick's Bowl and 2962 for Methodist 2.
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Echo Lanes
Top five women and men league standings and golf purse hike
The list shows top five in the Women s City League led by L Kilgore Jorgenson Milton Phillips and Torke and in Hormel s Men s Office League led by Ahles Sproul Block Pugh and Regner. The 00 Golf purse for the Indianapolis Festival Open rises to 70000 next May announced by President Joseph Dawson. Philadelphia Phillies hire Grover Froese as a scout, the former major league umpire, per AP.
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Austin Bowl
L. Kilgore
B. Jorgenson
VY. Milton
D. Phillips
T. Torke
Hormel’s Men’s Office League
C. Ahles
D. Sproul
B. Block
M. Pugh
K. Regner
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Dawson
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Grover Froese
Record Betting Totals Hit New High For Horse Races
An AP survey shows nearly 4 billion dollars wagered on legalized horse racing in 1963 by 54,373,386 people. Harness racing topped 1 billion with 18,925,537 bets. New York led states with 1,235,404,012 total and 123,344,019 revenue.
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New York
Associated Press
United States Training Association
New York State
Empire State
College Cage Record Books Doing Slide Rule Business
Loyola of Chicago 112 score South Dakota 68 as seven teams hit 100 points. Duke, Indiana, Duquesne, George Washington and others posted high scores while Lafayette struggled with fouls in a 75-68 loss to Columbia.
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Day
Lafayette
Columbia
the Record Books
Loyola of Chicago
Loyola
South Dakota
Ron Miller
Les Hunter
Vic Rouse
John Egan
Memphis State
Bob Neumann
Alabama
Charlie Shaffer
North Carolina
Tulane
Dick VanArsdale
Indiana
Detroit
Willie Somerset
Duquesne
Baldwin-Wallace
St. Louis
Lamar Tech
George Washington
Citadel
Duke
South Carolina
Creighton
Iowa
Rice
Georgia Tech
Wichita
Brown to Play in NFL Pro Bowl at Coliseum
Jim Brown will make his seventh Pro Bowl appearance as the Eastern Conference selects 34 players for the January 12 game at the Coliseum. Y A Tittle of the New York Giants also will play in the postseason event for the seventh time.
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Brown
Los Angeles
Jim Brown
Cleveland
Y.A. Tittle
New York Giants
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Oregon
Terry Isaacson
Air Force Academy
Gayle Sayers
Kansas
George
Olympic
Sioux
Bud
Usem
Thorp Loan
Federal 10
Shaw Gym
Stier
Rambler
Curtis Motors
Danny Kaye
Cbs-Tv
Kglo-Tv
Austin
Campus
Menhettan
SH Day Clothing House
Minnesota
Austin Cab
Trucky’s Garage
Stevensons - Marvins
Fanties
Nate’s Clothing
Dotrick’s
the New Hub
Unknown
Lyle Liquor Store
Golden Dairy
Mike's Bar
Kelly Furniture
Hormel Office League
Progressive League
Rusco
Packer’s Terminal
Donna Lynn
Red Owl
Knobbys
Sawyer’s
Sawyer’s DX (0) 2207, Harbers Ins. 2345; Dotnick’s Bowl
Youngs
Ashley Dist. Co
Austin Office Supply
Mr. Jays
Doree Lee
Mitchell’s Tavern
People’s Drug
Golden Rod Cafe
Knauers
Ymca Church League Methodist
Presbyterian
Grace Luth
Grace Lutheran
Holy Cross
Crane
Methodist
Sterling Christian
St. John’s
E.U.B
Church of Christ
St. Olaf
Our Saviors
Fellowship Meth
D. Bellrichard
Chesin
G. Johnson
J. Vincent
R. Rasmussen
R. Nordland
C. Klingfus
J. Browman
D. Busch
G. Sather
B. Esse
J. Landherr
A. Sorenson
D. Chinnon
M. Maloney
Ymca Church League
B. Hays
D. Rupkalvis
B. Plehal
M. Teff
O. Jones
Slaeery Seean
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Lou Day
Bradley
Maryland
Clemson
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Hollywood
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