Mira and Trull Shine as Bowl Stars Lift South and Baylor
Mira led the South all-stars to a 23-14 Shrine Game win in Miami with 27 of 42 passes for 366 yards. Trull steered Baylor to a 14-7 Bluebonnet Bowl victory over LSU in Houston, while Coffey suffered a left foot fracture affecting Washington’s Rose Bowl chances.
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George Mira
Don Trull
Washington
Coffey
Huskies
Illinois
Charlie Browning
Mira
Miami
Trull
Baylor
LSU
Houston
Missisippi State
North Carolina State
Philadelphia
Dixie Stars
Miami Wizard
Baltimore
James Ingram
Checks Ready for Bowlers in VFW First District Meet
Austin bowlers dominated the VFW First District bowling tournament at Echo Lanes. Prize money was awarded to team doubles and singles winners from VFW posts, including Kenny Otto VFW No 4 and Bud Arens VFW No 11. Notable individual earners include Don Swoboda and Archie Hanson in singles and All-Events leader A Hanson with $17.
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Austin
VFW
Echo Lanes
Kenny Otto
Bud Arens
Geo. Thompson
Don Swoboda
Don H. Nelson
Earl Sullivan
C. Briner
E. Sullivan
S. Peterson
H. Paulson
L. Bondhas
A. R. Hanson
D. Johnson
J. Nolan
D. Hubbard
R. Dixon
J. Moen
R. Noble
C. Tiernan
M. Anderson
W. Klinger
D. Fredrickson
Albert Lea
R. Gunders
Archie Hanson
Chris Tiernan
Don Nelson
Bud Overby
Hans Paulson, Jr
Geo. Mulky
Ben Schmidt
Paul Williams
Don Johnson
Roger Reller
Warren Austinson
R. Sullivan
Doug Fladland
Bob Cummins
Arlin Lingbeck
Don Busch
Hugo Auer
Herb Landherr
Glen Brandt
A. Hanson
B. Arens
Tiernan
Paulson, Jr
Overby
Swoboda
Hanson
Moen
Williams
Big Eight basketball tightens as OSU and K State lead field
Oklahoma State and Kansas State, each at 5-2, emerge as preseason frontrunners in the Big Eight tournament race. Colorado’s 5-3 after an 80-74 win at Wyoming and St. Louis over Missouri 72-65 add to a weekend with Missouri, Kansas, Iowa State, Nebraska, and Oklahoma State all inside or near the standings.
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Oklahoma State
Kansas State
K-State
Wildcats
Cincinnati
Los Angeles State
OSU
Stillwater
Kansas
Stanford
Jim Davis
Colorado
Bob Joyce
Buffaloes
Wyoming
St. Louis
Missouri
Bills
Iowa State
South Dakota State
Ames
Steve Harmon
Oklahoma
Michigan State
San Francisco
Nebraska
Southern California
Okklahoma
League Bowling Echo Lanes Scores From 1928 Meet
In Ankeny and Austin leagues, teams posted totals across divisions. Notable tallies include Moose 2300, Southside Motors 2204, VFW 1 and The Shed both at 2410, Lud's Trophies 2176, and Team 9 1667 with mixed doubles Flub Dubs leading at 1539.
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Echo Lanes
Ankeny’s
CWA
Dugan's
Wey
Royal Crown Cola
Moose
Southside Motors
Interstate Home Improvement
VFW
the Shed
Unknown
Lud’s Trophies
P.C.E. Elks
Bowlers X Shop
American Legion
Usem Chev
Crest
Lud’s
Elks
Raymans Lumber
Lindsay Soft Water
Junior American Bowling Standings Lead By Morgan And Hemphill
The text lists top scores across several divisions: Junior American with Morgan at 19 and Hemphill at 486, plus names like D Esse 517 and Terry Knutsen. Police Association shows B Schmidt 476 and Barthh 434 among others. Echo Jr. Boys features Del Pepper 565 and N Baum 559 with multiple top scorers, while Women and Men divisions include L Murphy 494 and TY Moen 523 respectively.
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Echo Lanes
Morgan
Esse
Benenis
G. Hemphill
Terry Knutson
Spartans split Colorado Springs series in hockey win
Michigan State gained a split in a weekend series at Colorado College, defeating the Tigers 54 in a WCHA game Saturday night.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Michigan State
Colorado College
Tigers
Madness Peaks As 112 Teams Enter 122 Holiday Tournaments
College basketball enters its Christmas tourney period with 112 teams across 22 events as top-ranked squads clash. Kentucky, Loyola, Michigan, UCLA, Vanderbilt and Davidson lead a packed slate while several classics and invitationals unfold across the nation with marquee matchups and notable performances noted.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky Lads
Wake Forest
Kentucky
Chicago Loyola
Loyola
South Dakota
Ohio Wesleyan
Michigan
UCLA
Vanderbilt
Davidson
Duke
Butler
Toledo
Yale
NYU
Chicago
Georgetown
D.C
Philadelphia
Memphis State
Nashville
Tenn
Bowl Games at a Glance Holiday Week lineup
The schedule lists major college bowls from December 28 to January 19 and NFL playoffs through mid January. Notable games include the Gator Bowl North Carolina against Army, Sugar Bowl Mississippi against Alabama, Rose Bowl Illinois versus Washington, and NFL Pro Bowl set for Los Angeles.
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New York
Kansas City
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Queen City
Buffalo
Oklahoma City
Detroit
Rochester
N.Y
Philadelphia
Miami Beach
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Evansville
Ind
Greenville
S.C
Bangor
Maine
Owensboro
Shreveport
Staten Island
Jacksonville
Fla
Johnson City
Tenn
Paso
Tex
Navy
Miami
Nebraska
Auburn
New Orleans
Mississippi
Alabama
Pasadena
Calif
Illinois
Washington
Mobile
Ala
Honolulu
San Diego
Oakland
Boston
Green Bay
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Robbery brings manager back to store to open safe
In Savage a gunman forced National Food Store manager Robert Bagan to return to his store and open the safe, taking between 700 and 1000 dollars. Bagan, 51, was driven by the attacker from his apartment area to the store and later driven to north Minneapolis where the car was abandoned.
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Minneapolis
Robert Bagan
National Food
St. Louis Park
Savage
Bagan
North
Freeman Predicts Large Wheat Sales to Soviet Union
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman predicted the United States will sell substantial wheat to the Soviet Union, with talks on a possible $250 million purchase ongoing in Moscow New York and Washington. He cited Soviet food reserves as precariously low but sufficient to feed the nation.
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Washington (Ap) — Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
New York
Washington
CBS
Australia Plans to Use Emerson and Fraser in Davis Cup
Australia will rely on Roy Emerson and Neale Fraser in the Davis Cup Challenge Round against the United States in Adelaide. Harry Hopman backs Fraser as the likely No 1 singles man, while the Americans count on Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Adelaide
Australia
Roy Emerson
Neale Fraser
United States
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Harry Hopman
Fraser
Melbourne
U.S
Hopman
ABC-TV to drop weekly boxing shows after 20 years
ABC announced it will not plan to continue its weekly boxing show next season in 1964, ending a 20 year fixture. The decision, attributed to waning interest and costs, could impact fighters who rely on TV revenue and may shift to another sports program.
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Abc-Tv
Bob Green
Associated Press
NEW York
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
New York Times
Gillette Safey Razor Co
Joey Giardello
Madison Square Garden
John F. X. Condon
Harry Markson
Garden Boxing
the Times
Cathedral Beats Cretin In Nonconference High School Game
Cathedral led from start to finish and won 75 to 65 over Cretin in Duluth Minnesota. Tony Budisalovich led Cathedral with 22 points as the team improved to 3 4 on the season.
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Duluth
Minn
Duluth Cathedral
Cretin
Tony Budisalovich
Cathedral
Austin Herald 1963 Dec 23 Note
Local brief from Austin Minnesota notes the date and newspaper header for the December 23 1963 issue. This entry records the publication context and page identification rather than a specific event or story.
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Austin (Minn
Herald
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Jim Owens
Mississippi State
Justin Canale
N.C. State
Bud Dudley
Billy Philadelphia
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Montgomery
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Oregon
el Paso
Washington-Illinois
Texas Navy
Auburn-Nebraska
Mississippi- Alabama
Jim van Valkenburg
Austin Police Assn. Alley Cats
Yellow Jackets
Tripsters
Ceebees
VER
Gus Young
Supper Club
4Th St
R. Raymon
B. Abelson
D. Drew
B. Dunlop
R. Fields
J. Berthiaume
L. Murphy
B. Briner
E. Schleicher
M. Coogan
M. Brown
Bertilson’s Garage
Third Ave
Spartans
Knobby’s Liquor
F. House
G. White
R. Yocum
Culligan
Hoiday
Creighton
Louisville
East Carolina
New York University
Wagner
Princeton
Wisconsin
Bill Bradley
Notre Dame
Tulsa
THE
A Force
Orlando
Western Kentucky
Coast Guard Academy
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Goodjzyear Service Stores
4Th Avenue NW
Freeman
School Mfg. Co
Fred Stolle
John Newcombe
Klagge
Fourth Ave
Dial
IWA
Merry Christmas
Brownsdale Meat Service
Brownsdale, Minn
NORGE
Yan
Norge Appliances
Quality Appliance Company
2Nd St. NE
Arne Greene
4Th Ave
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