Unbeatens' Pressure Grows Texas Tigers Face Tough Games
The 1963 college football week concentrates on Texas and Princeton as they must win to stay atop their conferences. Texas, 4-0 in the SWC, faces Baylor with star Don Trull while Princeton clashes with Harvard as Yale and Dartmouth loom for the Ivies. Auburn and Nebraska also chase league leads with key tests ahead. Navy and Pitt meet Maryland and Notre Dame in major intersectionals.
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Baylor
Don Trull
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Harevard
Penn
Yale
Dartmouth
Auburn
Mississippi State
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Alabama
Ole Miss
Tampa
O Bama
Big Ten
Illinois
Michigan
Michigan State
Purdue
Ohio State
Penn State
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Missouri
Colorado
North Carolina
Clemson
Duke
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Virginia Tech
Navy
Pitt
Maryland
Notre Dame
Browns Steelers Second Time Around Rematch
The second NFL meeting between the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers at Pitt Stadium drew 55,000 plus, the largest Pittsburgh pro crowd in history, as Cleveland leads the East and seeks to maintain distance from the Giants. AFL also features rematches including Oakland at Kansas City and Denver at Buffalo, with San Diego at Boston and New York at Houston.
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Pittsburgh Seelers
Pitt Stadium
National Football League
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Oakland
Kansas City
Denver
Buffalo
AFL
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Boston
New York
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
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Philadelphia
Eagles
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Giants
Browns
Jimmy Brown
Frank Ryan
Steelers
Green Bay
Chicago
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Wrigley Field
Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Packers
Minnesota Vikings
Hank Gremminger
St. Louis
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Cardinals
Johnny Unitas
Colts
Detroit Lions
Lions
Dallas
San Francisco
Palmer Leads At Midpoint In Wills Masters In Sydney
Arnold Palmer shot 77 in gusty 50 mph winds to reach 145 at the halfway mark, one stroke ahead of Kel Nagle in the 72 hole Wills Masters in Sydney Australia. Jack Nicklaus finished 151 after a 77, six back, as winds kept players from breaking par.
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Sydney
Australia
Arnold Palmer
Kel Nagle
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Lakes
Palmer Leads Masters After Two Rounds With Tight Chase Field
In a tight Masters field Bruce Devlin matches par after a 77. Palmer sits atop with 68 77 145 while Nagle and Player both card 147 and Thomson 149. Howell 150 and Charles barely makes the cut after two 78s.
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Nagle
Gary Player
South Africa
Peter Thomson
Australia
Devlin
Ron Howell
Sydney
Four in New England Try To Stay Unbeaten
Northeastern pursues its first perfect season while Coast Guard Massachusetts and Harvard aim to extend unbeaten streaks. Wet conditions threaten to shape the slate as Ivy League leaders clash in New England football.
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Coast Guard
Massachusetts
Harvard
Princeton
Maine
Vermont
Bowdoin
Middlebury
Norwich
Tufts
Joe Zabilski
Harry Arlanson
Huskies
AIC
Connecticut
Yale
Penn
Dartmouth
Columbia
Brown
Cornell
Bob Hall
Jim Dunda
Boston College
Jack Concannon
Buffalo
Eagles
Virginia Military
Holy Cross
Boston University
Straub Sets Cross Country Record At Heptagonal Games
Bill Straub of West Point won the 25th Heptagonal cross country title at Van Cortlandt Park in 25 minutes 29.7 seconds, breaking the Heptagonal mark. Cornell, runner-up in individuals, won team honors 57 to 58 over Brown.
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New York
Bill Straub
Army
Cornell
Steve Machooka
Jim Byard
Machooka
Africa
Brown
Navy
Harvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Yale
Columbia
Roman Brother Aims for Garden State Stakes Top Prize
3rd richest horse race in American history features Roman Brother the 2-1 favorite from post No. 1 with John Rotz aboard chasing a $190,374 first prize in the Garden State Stakes worth $317,290 at Cherry Hill New Jersey. The field includes four Traffic Judge offspring and 14 two year olds with weights 122 pounds.
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Associated Press
Roman Brother
Harbor View Farm
Traffic Judge
Cherry Hill
N.J
Dunfee
Ishkoodah
Sophia
Robinson May Head N.Y. Sports
Jackie Robinson is eyed for appointment as chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller may name the former Brooklyn Dodger infielder to a $20,475 yearly post within a month to aid his presidential bid. Robinson would relocate to New York City to avoid out-of-state issues.
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N.Y
Jackie Robinson
New York State Athletic Commission
Nelson Rockefeller
Brooklyn Dodger
Robinson
Connecticut
New York City
New York
Melvin Krulewitch
Rockefeller
Wrong way play and wrestling push in Vermont football notes
Windsor avoids goat status after Don Avery returns a Hartford fumble 70 yards toward his own end zone for a safety. The piece recalls Rose Bowl history with Roy Riegels, outlines wrestling at Bendi High School, and previews last Vermont football season games including Mt. St. Joseph Rutland and Poultney Fair Haven showdowns with title implications.
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Hartford High
Don Avery
Hartford
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Georgia Tech
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Roy Riegels
Benny Lom
Lom
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Herb Dana
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Bendi
Art Gage
Ithaca College
Gage
New England
Mike Angelo
Hoosick Falls Central School
Benki
Mt. St. Joseph
Rutland
Poultney
Fair Haven
Mounties
Saints
Red Raiders
Butch Morgan
Springfield High School
MLJ
Bob Caggige
Tony Bizzarro
Blue Devils
Slaters
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