Angels Trade Wagner for Latman in Draft Year Shakeup
Los Angeles Angels ship power hitter Leon Wagner to the Cleveland Indians for pitcher Barry Latman and a player to be named later as winter meetings open. New York Mets buy Bob Taylor from Milwaukee. Drafting at a record pace, 63 players selected for a total cost of 691000 as majors begin the meeting. Latman, 27, went 7-12 last season while Wagner hit 63 homers and batted .291 over two campaigns.
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San Diego
Calif
Los Angeles Angels
Leon Wagner
Cleveland Indians
Barry Latman
New York Mets
Bob Taylor
Milwaukee
Braves
Salem
Howie Koplitz
Jim Owens
Bill Fischer
Grumblings At NFL Draft Dragging On In Chicago
NFL draft stretched into the early hours as teams faced delays and the first round ran eight hours. Detroit coach George Wilson criticized teams drafting from home including Dallas and St Louis. Commissioner Rozelle promised action at the January league meeting in Miami.
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Chicago
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
George Wilson
Detroit Lions
Wilson
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Dallas
St. Louis
Louisville
Ken Kortas
American Football League
NFL
AFL
Rozelle
Miami
Fla
Ramblers steam past North Dakota in rugged season opener
Loyola Chicago Ramblers, ranked top by AP, overwhelmed North Dakota 92-54 in a rough debut as four starters from the 1963 title run return. Big scores from Mel Counts and other top teams highlighted the early action across major programs with a few upsets noted.
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George Ireland
Chicago Loyola Ramblers
Cincinnati
Ramblers
North Dakota
Game Report
Associated Press
Prise Davidson
Wake Forest
State College of Iowa
Iowa State
Texas Tops AP Poll After 10-0 Season
Texas holds the No. 1 spot in the penultimate AP poll with 485 points and 42 first place votes. Navy is second with 432 points after a 1 1 record, while Illinois rises to third on a 13 0 Big Ten title run. Auburn moves to fifth as Alabama and Michigan State slip.
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Texas
Associated Press
Texas A&m
Longhorns
Aggies
Navy
Army
Pitt
Illinois
Michigan State
Miami
Auburn
Alabama
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Fla
Navy Olinois
Pittsburgh
Mississippi
St. John Captures Worlds Invitational Bowling Title
Jim St. John of St. Louis wins the Worlds Invitational bowling title amid a recap of career highlights. The report notes his 1962 63 season with Hamm's Chicago and top finishes in ABC and Worlds events, plus Don Carter's standings and several league records and scores.
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Jim St. John
St. Louis
St. John
Navy
Hamm’s
Chicago
Minneapolis — St. Paul
National Bowling League
Professional Bowlers Association
Don Carter
Carter
Multiple bowling and basketball results from regional leagues
A compiled list shows bowling high scores for Bowline A W Root Beer 3 Saul s 1 High Single Bourgeois 201 and High Triple 517 plus many teams. College basketball scores include East Syracuse 88 Toronto 33 and Maryland 68 Virginia 58 with numerous other men s and women s matchups across conferences and regions.
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A & W Root Beer
Saul’s
Bourgeois
Volkswagen
Andy’s
Pinsonneault
Eddington
Benn Tile
Starr
Eagle Sq
Dunham’s
Parmenter
Farrar
Greene
F. Hogel
Burgess
Mear
Crosier
Lewis
R. Svitak
Syracuse
Toronto
Buffalo
Muskingum
Maine
Brandeis
South Kentucky
Texas Tech
W. Virginia
the Citadel
Davidson
Wake Forest
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Miss. St
Bork Leads All American Selections From Little All America
George Bork of Northern Illinois headlines the 1963 AP Little All-American 11, joined by 10 seniors from minor college programs. The team features two ends Bob Cherry of Wittenberg and Jerry Cole of Southwest Texas, and includes Middles and guards like Paul Graham, Neil Reuter, Ralph Bauman, Greg Van Orden, and center Dick Dean, with Bork setting multiple passing records during his NIU career.
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NEW York
George Bork
Northern Illinois
Associated Press
Bork
Howitzer
Mike Brown
Wheel-Horse
Delaware
Sid Banks
Texas A&i
Martin Luther Agnew
Avalanche
Sewanee
Ministry
NCAA
Alabama
Texas
Washington
Bob Cherry
Wittenberg
Jerry Cole
Southwest Texas
Paul Graham
Massachusetts
Neil Reuter
North Dakota
Ralph Bauman
Puget Sound
Greg van Orden
Appalachian
Dick Dean
Depauw
Dean
Indiana
Notre Dame
Purdue
Cherry
Graham
Harvard
Bauman
Steelers Remain in NFL Eastern Conference Race
New York AP report notes the Steelers have not won since Nov 10 and remain in contention for the NFL Eastern title after two consecutive ties. Also covered are Roosevelt Taylor earning honors for Chicago Bears, and Kansas City Chiefs’ season woes amid Stone Johnson’s death aftermath.
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Steelers
NFL
NEW York
Pittsburgh Steelers
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detroit
Green Bay
New York Jets
Kansas City Chiefs
San Diego
Houston
AFL
Kansas City
Chiefs
Jack Faulkner
Denver
Jets
Texas
Stone Johnson
Johnson
Faulkner
Santonelli Seals New England Scoring Title of 1963
Amherst halfback Bob Santonelli topped the 1963 New England football scoring chart with 76 points in eight games. Wakefield’s senior edged out Jer ry Whelchel of Massachusetts by 12 points. Whelchel and American International’s Dick Kolodziey led in passing with 60 and 54 points respectively. Other top scorers included Jim Welsch of Springfield and Bob Cappadona of Northeastern.
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Boston
Bob Santonelli
Amherst
New England
Wakefield
Mass
Massachusetts
Jerry Whelchel
Jim Welsch
Springfield
Northeastern
Bob Cappadona
Mike Haley
Maine
Ken Palm
U-Mass
Amercan International
Dick Kolodziey
Whelchel
Kolodziey
Jack Concannon
Boston College
Bob Harrington
Bowdoin
Concannon
Chuck Mercein
Yale
Rod and Gun Club to Host 30th Annual Game Supper
The Bennington Rod and Gun Club will stage its 30th annual game supper on December 7 at the Bennington Club rooms on Main Street. Mrs. Ralph Quackenbush Sr. returns as chef with Rod and Gun Club members handling pre dinner arrangements. Tickets are sold through club members or Ray Crosier at 110 North Street barber shop. serving starts at 6 30 p.m. Advance ticket purchase is encouraged.
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Bennington Rod and Gun Club
Bennington Club
Main Street
Bennington
Rod and Gun Club
Ray Crosier
North Street
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Chico) Veliz
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North Bennington Rd
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Deville
Corvair
Main ST
Gschenley Imports CO
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Macnaughtos
Analan Weeeset
MacNaughton
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