Kennedy Intervenes To Save Navy Army game
The Pentagon delayed the Army Navy game to December 7 to honor President Kennedy. Navy's chances for a Cotton Bowl bid may hinge on the postponement, with promoters awaiting Navy’s decision as Pitt and Penn State consider alternatives. Illinois and Michigan State prepare for a Thanksgiving clash likely impacting Rose Bowl plans.
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All Ivy League picks exclude Penn Place Players on All Ivy
The Associated Press selects an All Ivy team with players from Princeton Dartmouth Harvard Brown Columbia Cornell Yale, excluding Pennsylvania. Ends Scott Creciman and John Parry. tackles Bill Guedel Perry Wickstrom. guards Bill Southmayd Ron Spanomo. center Brad Stephens. backs Cosmos Tacarazzi Gary Wood Art Roberts Tom Spangenberg. Rose Bowl berth possibilities noted with Syracuse Duke Notre Dame and Texas A&M matchups. Bowl outlook for Auburn Alabama and Sugar Bowl for Mississippi and Mississippi State also mentioned.
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1963 Little All New England Football Team honors announced
Boston AP reports undefeated Northeastern and Coast Guard dominate the Little All New England selections. Massachusetts players Meers Graham Tedoldi Whelchel Santonelli Burton Tetrela and others join from seven colleges across five states with Drigotas Santonelli as repeat picks.
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Celtics Lakers Clash Tonight At Boston Garden
Celtics host Lakers in a major NBA doubleheader at Boston Garden likely selling out. Eastern leader Boston at 12 1, one prior meeting beat Lakers 114 110 at Madison Square Garden. New Lakers arrivals Hub Reed and Don Nelson join established stars West Baylor Barnett. First game 7 15 p.m. second at 9 15 p.m.
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Royals Shake Wilt as Winners Fall in NBA Night
Wilt Chamberlain, in his first MSG visit of the season, scored 29 as Cincinnati Royals beat the Warriors 123-112 in the opener of a doubleheader. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 32. In the second game, Jerry West led the Lakers past the Knicks 119-112 despite Bill McGill and Len Chappell scoring 41 and 32. Hal Greer banked in a final buzzer jumper to edge Baltimore 115-114 for the 76ers, who also got 42 from Walt Bellamy and 32 from Lee Shatter.
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Boxing match results feature Shomo over Williams
Vince Shomo of New York stopped Tom Williams of Washington in a close points decision after a brisk 10 round bout.
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Staubach Seeks Army Victory After Heisman Win
Roger Staubach, Navy quarterback and 1963 Heisman winner, expressed desire for a win over Army after a landslide 1,860 point total. The Middie from Cincinnati will receive the award December 4 in New York. Staubach led with 517 first-place votes among 784, with Lethridge second, Lewis third, Trull fourth, and Appleton fifth.
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Holiday gridiron picks from Red Blaik opinion
Red Blaik surveys upcoming Thanksgiving games Texas at Texas A&M Notre Dame at Syracuse Cornell at Pennsylvania VMI at Virginia Tech William and Mary at Richmond Hardin-Simmons at Howard Payne plus several traditional matchups. He notes the burden on coaches and players to stay focused amid holiday dinners and the aim for strong performances before bowls.
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Texas Michigan State Favored In Final Week Of College Football
Texas backed 13 points to finish 10-0 as Texas A&M looms in the Cotton Bowl while Michigan State holds a six point edge over Illinois to clinch the Big Ten title and Rose Bowl berth. Harvard and Princeton also favored in key Ivy League contests, with many games postponed after President Kennedy’s assassination.
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Yewcic Set To Guide Patriots
Boston Patriots coach Mike Holovak indicated on Tuesday that backup quarterback Tommy Yewcic may replace Babe Parilli for Sundays AFL game against the Buffalo Bills. Yewcic has started only one game this season but has shown improvement in practice and earned another starting chance.
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San Jose State repeats as NCAA cross country champ
San Jose State won the 25th annual NCAA cross country run at Michigan State with 53 points. Oregon State, Notre Dame, Kansas and Michigan State followed. Vic Zwolak of Villanova won the individual title in 19:35.0, narrowly ahead of John Damien of Emporia State Teachers.
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NHE Games No Games Tuesday
Detroit at New York game postponed with no Tuesday or Wednesday schedule due to conflicts and venue issues.
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Reds Pete Rose Named NL Rookie of the Year
Pete Rose of Cincinnati wins National League Rookie of the Year as 21 year old guard and second baseman, after 101 runs scored and 170 hits last season. He is in Army basic training at Fort Knox until January 18 1964 and plans to bat .300. Rose led Reds in games 157 and a .273 batting average while earning 17 votes from 20 sports writers.
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U S Olympic Team Edges Colorado College 7-5 in Rally
The U S Olympic hockey team trailed Colorado College by two goals before erupting for three in 49 seconds late in the final period to pull away for a 7-5 victory Tuesday night in Colorado Springs. The win showcased the U S lineup against a tough college foe.
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