Graham G Mens Basketball Faces Tough Schedule And Height Gaps
Coach Bob Hedrick leads Graham this season with a short, skilled squad and a grueling lineup. Five lettermen return but only Robin The Kidd has prior starting experience. Yost heals from a broken leg and Parker, a six footer, pushes for time. Hedrick emphasizes defense and shooting improvement to compete with bigger teams and move up by tournament time.
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Bob Hedrick
Graham
Hedrick
Robin the Kidd
Chuck Louthan
Frank Pochick
Ronnie Yost
Rod Sshewsbury
Yost
Ronnie
Gedale
Charley
Shreder
Sam Crockett
Charlie Webb
Rusty Fife
Don Danko
Shrewsbury
Danilo
Rod
Pye
Jayvees Shrader
Senor
Kidd
Robin
Shrader
Pochick
Louthan
Richlands Blue Tornado Open 1963-64 at Castlewood
Richlands will start the 1963-64 season against Castlewood on December 10. Coach Mark Dunham fields six lettermen led by Randy Henderson and Jim Lindsey, with Ernest Kennedy, Lowell Kennedy, Bill Kidd and Wayne Craig as veterans. Henderson scored 266 points last season. Dunham predicts help from Woody Brewster, Douglas Cordle, George Gates, Dave Lowe, Bill Patrick and Ronnie Wilson from the junior varsity to boost the 8-18 record.
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Castlewood
Mark Dunham
Gerald Bobbitte
Randy Henderson
Jim Lindsey
Ernest
Lowell Kennedy
Bill Kidd
Wayne Craig
Henderson
Richlands
Lindsey
Blue Tornado
Dunham
Woody Brewster
Douglas Cordle
George Gates
Dave Lowe
Bill Patrick
Ronnie Wilson
Eesee Sree
Grundy Oheue Bissetacetie
Big Creek
Virginia
Graham
Tazewell
Marion
Saltville
Marion Oneness
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Virginia High One
Torndad
Woody
Gates
Ernest Kennedy
Jim Lindesy
Wofford names Heldreth and Byrd co MVPs for 1963
Todd Heldreth and Mickey Byrd were chosen co holders of Wofford College football’s 1963 Most Valuable Player award. Heldreth, a triple threat back, led in yardage with 1,395 passing and rushing, and scored three touchdowns in the Little Three title win over Presbyterian and one against Newberry. Byrd, a 6'2" center, served as captain and contributed on offense and defense with three interceptions and one fumble recovery.
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Wofford
Todd Heldreth
Mickey Byrd
Jim Brannon
Saanee
Tazewell
N.a.la
Heldreth
Terriers
Newberry
Presbyterian
P. C
Conley Snidow
Byrd
Lexington
N. C
Mickey
Staubach Tops New York News All America Team
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach dominates the 27th annual New York News All-America poll with 112 first place votes. Illini star Dick Butkus follows with 102, while Texas tackle Scott Appleton and Minnesota’s Carl Eller earn top spots. The selection cites juniors like Staubach, Butkus, Appleton, Eller, and Gale Sayers as standout players across multiple positions.
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New York
Roger Staubach
Navy
New York News
Staubach
Butkus
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Scott Appleton
Texas
Minnesota
Carl Eller
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Jim Grimham
Oklahoma
Larry Elkins
Baylor
Oregon State
Vern Burke
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Elkins
Grisham
Sayers
Damon Bame
USC
Paul Lattimer
Rick Redman
Washington
Nebraska
Bob Brown
South
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Larry Rakestraw
Georgia
Don Trull
Paul Martha
Pittsburgh
Jay Wilkinson
Duke
Tom Vaughn
State
Jim Kelly
Notre Dame
Mel Profit
UCLA
Archie Sutton
Bork tops small college offense and passing records
George Bork of unbeaten Northern Illinois led the nation’s small college players in total offense and passing for the season and set multiple single season and career marks. Final 1963 statistics from the NCAA Service Bureau show 577 completions in 902 attempts for 6,762 yards and 61 touchdowns. his 2,945 total offense yards this year bring his career total to 6,402 yards, both all-time records.
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NEW York
George Bork
Northern Illinois
Ncaa Service Bureau
Bork
Northern Illinois Star
Stanford Alum Darr Ell Sutherland Joined Phillies Roster
Former Stanford pitcher Darr ell Sutherland is added to the Philadelphia Phillies roster to shield him from the first year player draft.
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Stanford
Darrell Sutherland
Philadelphia Phils
Mantle Proclaims Return From Knee Operation Strong
Yankees manager Yogi Berra visits Mickey Mantle at his Dallas home and reports Mantle says he feels great after knee surgery and expects to play a full season in 1964. Mantle previously endured a left foot fracture and knee injury last year, limiting him to 65 games with a .314 average and 15 homers.
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LOS Angeles
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Yankee
Dallas
Mickey
Berra
Mantle
Baltimore
Royal is Coach of Year for perfect Texas season
Darrell Royal of Texas won the Football Writers Association of America Coach of the Year honor for a 10-0 season, making him the first two time winner since 1957. Pete Elliott of Illinois and Nebraska’s Bob Devaney followed in voting.
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Darrell Royal
Texas
Pete Elliott
Illinois
Royal
Elliott
Wayne Hardin
Navy
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
New York
Football Writers’ Association of America
Longhorns
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