Trade Named A Perfect Deal In Major Swap
San Francisco Giants and Milwaukee Braves completed a seven player trade at the winter meetings. Felipe Alou moves to Atlanta with Joe Torre Bailey and two pitchers to form a strong lineup alongside Hank Aaron. Del Crandall, Ed Bailey trade details and player stats highlighted amid brisk deal chatter.
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Tennis ball stuck in Madison Square Garden loudspeaker
New York AP reports Ken Rosewall lofted a lob that lodged a tennis ball 40 feet above the MSG floor. After months of failed attempts, a union worker fetched the ball with a long ladder. The ball, dead from long disuse, rolled away after a cautious recovery.
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Jimmy Brown And Y A Tittle Break Records
New York AP report says Y A Tittle and Jimmy Brown set notable NFL records while leading in passing and rushing. Johnny Unitas climbed to second in passing as the Giants beat the Cowboys behind a two TD game from Tittle. Brown surged to 1,677 rushing yards and 90 points, Brown’s record topped 1,527 from 1958.
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Bobby Joe Conrad
Bobby Mitchell
Washington
Terry Barr
Fights Last Night Summary of Welterweight Results
From Fresno to New York and beyond, Isaac Locart outpointed Frankie Ramirez, Ossie Marcano stopped Wiley Henderson in Jersey City, Tony Lewis outpointed Wilson Harris in Leeds, and Luis Molina knocked out Tony Noriega in San Jose. The welterweight card covered multiple cities and featured decisive victories and a stoppage.
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Wally Henderson
Jersey City
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England
Tony Lewis
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Chicago
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Tony Noriega
Bakersfield
All New England Team Chosen By AP Highlighting Concannon
The 1963 AP All New England football team features Boston College quarterback Jack Concannon as the top AFL draft pick, joined by Boston University guard Bill Budness and Holy Cross center Morris. The squad includes players from nine schools led by Concannon’s standout season with 38 points scored and 1,588 passing and rushing yards across nine games.
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Joe Davis
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Tom Spangenberg
Tony Tetro
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E-Scott Creelman
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Ab Lawrence
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Joe Buesing
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Bill Thompson
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Brad Stephens
Harvard
Jerry Whelchel
Ken Burton
Vermont
Dan Serieka
New Hamp
Bill Grana
Chamberlain Overcomes Illness in Knicks War Win
Wilt Chamberlain fought a chest cold to play 41 minutes, scoring 21 points and grabbing 22 rebounds as the San Francisco Warriors defeated the New York Knicks 116-108. The Knicks face a rough stretch, with upcoming games against Detroit in Detroit and an L.A. visit to Baltimore.
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Moyer Outpoints Hurricane Kid in Portland Bout
Honolulu lightweight Denny Moyer defeats Hurricane Kid by unanimous decision in Portland. Moyer, listed as from Honolulu and Portland, applies pressure throughout the ten round affair, gaining momentum in the later rounds to secure the decision.
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New Hoop Timing Rule Adds To Game Totals
A fresh timing rule sparked a flurry of 100 point games as 16 major college teams surpassed the century mark in action across the nation. Top performers included Oregon State 75 58 Washington State and Arizona State 121 79 New Mexico Western, with Oklahoma 100 79 South Dakota and Miami of Florida 101 95 Tampa among others. The rule stoppage for out of bounds and certain plays extended playing time, aiding the high scoring surge while teams like Baylor and Oklahoma State posted season highs.
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Sanford High tops St Louis in opener on Morrill burst
Sanford High defeats St Louis 58 56 after guard Morrill erupts for 10 points in final period including the winning basket with 10 seconds left. Morrill tops scoring with 20 while Dick Agreste leads St Louis with 18. Berwick and York also win while Kennebunk Falmouth game postponed due to storm.
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Red) Briggs
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Seagulls Showcase Depth At Old Orchard Beach High
Old Orchard Beach High School’s basketball squad led by co captains Greg Peacock Paul Marshall and Steve Dowd aims for a strong season. Dowd and Gagne anchor a tall balanced lineup with Dowd scoring 344 points last year and Gagne adding 214, while coach John McSweeney eyes a return to the Class L tournament amid solid senior depth and a rising junior core.
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John McSweeney
Midshipmen Aim For Scoring Title
Navy leads NCAA scoring with a 32.6 average across nine games and needs 25 points against Army to secure the national top spot. Tulsa breaks pass completion record with one game left, while Texas Western dominates pass defense. Also noted is a Broadway stipend of $60 monthly as a local sendoff gift.
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