Patriots Defense Tops But Chargers Favored in AFL Title
San Diego coach Sid Gillman praised Boston’s defense as among the league’s best ahead of the AFL championship. The Chargers are favored by about six points despite Boston leading AFL defenses, with key notes on prior meetings and preseason results.
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AFL Pays Dental Tab for Borghetti Draft Pick
Kansas City paid 42 900 to land Ernie Borghetti a 1962 future pick plus tuition for dental school. Other AFL signings include Rex Mirich Benny Nelson and Mike Fracchia while Ne braska’s Dave Theisen joins the Rams. Edmonton lands Dave Casinelli as the league competes with the NFL in talent moves.
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Middlebury Senior Named All America in Soccer
Middlebury College announces two soccer players on the All America squad Athletic Director Walter J Nelson confirms Keith VanWinkle senior from Summit New Jersey repeats first team honors while Davis Webb sophomore from Colorado Springs Colorado earns honorable mention VanWinkle also named to All New England for the fourth straight year and to All New England League and All Vermont Webb earns second team All New England and All Vermont
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NCAA Faces Big Challenge In 58th Annual Convention
The NCAA heads into its 58th convention amid a major AAU truce over amateur athletics and Olympic eligibility. Executives anticipate reports from the Council and Football Rules Committee while maintaining the ceasefire until after Tokyo 1964.
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Sandy Koufax Named Athlete of the Year 1963
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax named Male Athlete of the Year in the AP year-end poll. He led the Dodgers to the NL pennant, won 25 games, swept the Yankees in the World Series, and earned MVP and Cy Young honors. He will receive the Eagles Trophy at the Chicago Baseball Writers Dinner on Jan. 12.
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Middlebury Open Sir George Williams Invitational Tourney
Middlebury College faces Sir George Williams in the tournament opener in Montreal at 7 p.m. Friday. Loyola of Montreal meets MIT, Union College has a bye, with winners advancing to Saturday noon. Middlebury seeks its first win behind Pete Karlson and Bill Dyson as MIT is the title favorite. You could include a note on the hockey crossovers but the basketball game is the focus.
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College Basketball Scores From Roundup
Virginia Tech edged Virginia 62 to 60 while Jacksonville beat Carson-Newman 73 to 66. Pitt defeated Dartmouth 107 to 63 and Richmond won 69 to 63 over Florida State. Bradley topped No 23 Texas State 100 to 78. Rhode Island beat Yale 70 73. Furman beat California Santa Barbara 65 to 65. West Virginia beat Taylor 102 to 57. Scranton defeated Yeshiva 98 to 90 and St Louis 70 to 63. Houston 64 edged Air Force 63. Butler 67 beat St Josephs 62. Brigham Young 89 beat Montana 65 in Bluenose final. New Hampshire 74 73 MIT. Acadia 63 St Marys Halifax 60.
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Mira Concannon Named To Start in Senior Bowl
Mira of the University of Miami and Concannon of Boston College were named starters for the 15th Senior Bowl in Mobile. Mira led a 23 14 South comeback win with 27 of 42 passes for 336 yards and two TDs. Concannon added 366 passing yards on 12 completions of 25.
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Kentucky in a Rat
Kentucky lost six SEC games in 1962 63 the only season under discussion with more than four conference losses since the league began thirty years earlier.
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Baltimore Noses Knicks 124 106 in Video Comeback
Terry Dischinger led the Bullets with 36 points, scoring 25 in the second half to spark a 124 106 home victory over the New York Knickerbockers. The game highlighted CBS telecast among several nationally televised NBA openers.
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Industrial League Announces Schedule
The Bennington Industrial Basketball league opens a seven week schedule Monday Jan 6 at the Bendi gym with three games nightly and a seven team loop. Rules require six players per side at game time and a five minute halftime with a ten minute between games.
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