All-America backfield led by Staubach in AP 1963 selection
Roger Staubach headlines the 1963 AP All-America football team with a standout season at Navy. The squad features Sidle, Lothridge, Parks, Appleton, Eller, Brown and Butkus, with Staubach and Butkus juniors and the rest seniors.
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Mira
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Duke
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Gale Sayers
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Eagles sold to millionaire Wolman in NFL shift
Philadelphia Eagles sold for 5.51 million dollars to 36 year old Jerry Wolman a Washington contractor and real estate developer. He will own 51 percent with Earl Foreman buying 49 percent and keeps the team in Philadelphia pending NFL approval.
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National Theater
Raleigh
Earl Foreman
Army V Navy showdown looms at Philadelphia
Army faces Navy in the 64th clash in Philadelphia at Municipal Stadium with 100000 in attendance and CBS televising. Cadets coach Paul Dietzel hypes the team as eager to win while Navy seeks to prove it is the nation's top with Roger Staubach leading the midshipmen in a bid to Dallas.
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Benhi Wrestlers Top Hoosick Falls in Season Opener
Benhi defeated Hoosick Falls to open the season with a strong home win. Charles Harvey and several teammates pinned Hoosick Falls wrestlers as Art Gage praised the squad's aggressive attitude and potential for the season.
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Art Eastman
Greg Squires
Jim Nichols
Carl Squires
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Major League traders pause as interleague talks continue
Major league traders halted to await more deals before the December 15 interleague trading deadline. Philadelphia pursued Tommy Harper and Woody Held as Cincinnati named Jack Baldschun in exchange terms, while Cleveland discussed Lu Clinton and John Romano with Boston.
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Baseball Trade Talks Focus on Jim Landis as Sox Make Run
Two weeks before meetings, Cooke and partner group target Jim Landis of the Chicago White Sox. Landis batted .225 with 13 homers in 133 games. Boston and Pittsburgh pursued other veterans includingBill Skowron, Nellie Fox, and Frank Baumann as MLB clubs seek upgrades.
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Boxing Results From City Hits and Points
In Worcester Massachusetts Joe Gomes defeated Doug Clay 158 to 157 in New York eight rounds. In Miami George Edwards 155 and Willie Harris 150 drew after a bout involving Manny Eli of Los Angeles and Vincent Garcia of Guadalajara.
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Yellowjackets Sting Benhi Cats In Season Opener
Windsor High School stormed back from a two point first period deficit to defeat Benhi 75-64 in Southern Vermont League play. Bruce Lombard and Don Balch led Windsor with 10 points in the first period, Lombard finishing with 26. Benhi’s Baldwin led Benhi with 24 points on 12 of 13 free throws. Benhi’s Howard King grabbed 10 rebounds. Junior varsity also went Windsor’s way 66-31.
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ECHS Home Opener Against Bellows Falls Tonight
The ECHS Sabers host Bellows Falls in the first home game of the season at Bennington Catholic High School gym. Both teams won their openers with ECHS beating West Rutland and Bellows Falls defeating Brattleboro. JV at 6:30 and varsity at 8.
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