WVU Edges Yale 69 66 For 7th In LA Classic
West Virginia trailed Yale early before rallying to 69 66 victory. Quertinmont scored clutch late free throws after a key steal, sealing the win as WVU finishes seventh. Yale falls short after leading 17 3 and 37 30 at halftime.
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Illinois
New York University
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Quertinmont
Dennis Lynch
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Sky
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Taylor
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Shumer
Camp
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Schumacher
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Anderman
Broad
Mets Invite 34 To Instructional Camp In Florida
The New York Mets invite 34 players including several 1963 regulars to the early spring training camp in St Petersburg Florida starting February 7. Mets president George Weiss said the group offers enough promising young players to make camp worthwhile.
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NEW York
New York Mets
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mets
George Weiss
Parilli Keys Patriots 26 8 AFL East Title win over Bills
Boston quarterback Babe Parilli passed for two touchdowns and Gino Cappelletti kicked four field goals as the Patriots defeated the Buffalo Bills 26 8 in a snowy Buffalo game to clinch the AFL East title. The win set up a rematch with the San Diego Chargers for the AFL championship in San Diego. Burton returned to play after a dispute over his activation, helping both rushing and receiving. Cappelletti contributed 10 of Boston’s first half points with three field goals and an extra point, plus a 36 yard field goal in the fourth quarter.
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Babe Parilli
Gino Cappelletti
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San Diego Chargers
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Ron Burton
Daryle Lamonica
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Ralph Wilson
Joe Foss
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Rebels
Rakestraw
Chicago Bears
Houston Oilers
Marlon Faircloth
Tennessee
Rakestraw Guides Rebels Past Blue in Blue Gray Game
Georgia quarterback Larry Rakestraw dazzled with aerials as the South defeated the North 21 to 14 in Montgomery. He threw two touchdowns and accounted for most of a 98 yard drive while Ken Coleman led the North offensively with 51 rushing yards and a scoring run.
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Ala
Larry Rakestraw
Georgia
South
Rakestraw
Ken Coleman
Big Kansas
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Coleman
Henry Schichtle
Wichita
Don Caum
Penn State
Caum
Schichtle
Vince Turner
Missouri
Blue
Gray
Soviet high jumper Bru mel named top athlete of 1963
Valery Brumel, who set a world record with a 7 feet 5 3/4 inches jump in the United States Russia meet, was chosen Saturday as the No 1 Soviet athlete of 1963 by sportswriters and broadcasters in Moscow.
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Valery Brumel
United States
Pennel Aims for 174 Pole Vault at Orange Bowl Meet
Miami pole vaulter John Pennel, world record holder at 17 5, should clear 17 4 in the Orange Bowl meet. Coach Bob Downes notes two near 17 4 clears in practice and predicts a successful attempt Monday night. Dave Styron challenges Bob Hayes in the 100 yard dash amid other time and distance contests. Gary Gubner of NYU seeks to push the world shot put mark toward 65 feet 10 inches.
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Miami
John Pennel
Downes
Louisiana
Dave Styron
Bob Hayes
Gary Gubner
New York University
Gubner
Scot Farmer Grabs African Grand Prix
Jim Clark the 1963 world champion race driver from Scotland won the South African Grand Prix in East London on Saturday. It marked his seventh Grand Prix win of the year, breaking the previous record of six.
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South Africa
Jim Clark
West Stars Sweep All Star Picks in NBA
Bill Russell of Boston and Walt Bellamy of Baltimore topped a 14th annual All-Star selection as unanimous picks for the East and West rosters. Eight players per team were named by writers and sportscasters with two more to be added by coaches next week.
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Bill Russell
Boston
Walt Bellamy
Baltimore
Russell
Celtics
Bellamy
Terry Dischinger
Boston Garden
Tom Heinsohn
Sam Jones
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Wayne Embry
Philadelphia
Hal Greer
Len Chappell
Los Angeles
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
St. Louis
Bob Pettit
Len Wilkens
San Francisco
Wilt Chamberlain
Guy Rodgers
70 To Compete In Sugar Track Meet
New Orleans AP. Pole vaulter C. K. Yang and miler Tom O Hara star among about 70 athletes in the 30th Sugar Bowl track meet Sunday. Temperatures expected in the high 50s for eight events. Yang faces Preston Holsinger of Oklahoma State while O Hara runs against Morgan Groth and Norm Hoffman from Oregon State in 1500 meters and mile events.
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C. K. Yang
Tom O'Hara
Yang
Nationalist
China
Preston Holsinger
Oklahoma State
O'Hara
Loyola of Chicago
Morgan Groth
Norm Hoffman
Oregon State
Majors Vote To Keep Up $50,000 Donation
The major leagues voted to renew a $50,000 donation to finance the Central Illinois Collegiate League. National Collegiate Baseball Foundation president Bob Stewart said the NCAA is expected to approve continuation of the venture, which operates the league and links majors with the NCAA for summer college baseball development.
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Central Illinois
National Collegiate Baseball Foundation
Bob Stewart
St. Louis University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
The
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NCAA
Quantico Runner Enters Sao Paulo New Year Race
Billy Mills of Quantico Virginia is the sole U.S. entrant in the St Sylvester New Year’s Eve foot race through torch lit Sao Paulo streets. He is one of 21 international runners in the event.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Billy Mills
Quantico
United States
St. Sylvester
Mills
Willard And Pair Of QB's Put On Show In Gator Bowl
North Carolina dominated Air Force 35 to 0 in the Gator Bowl led by Ken Willard and two quarterbacks. Edge opened the scoring then Gary Black directed scoring drives in a 200 halftime lead as UNC rolled to 8-2. Air Force senior Terry Isaacson led a 7-3 season but it was a one sided game.
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Junior Edge
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Air Force
Tom Gorges
Joe Rodwell
Jacksonville
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Falcons
Tar Heels
Gary Black
Terry Isaacson
Air Force Falcons
Finley declines Kansas City stadium deal proposal
Charles O. Finley rejected Kansas City's offer for Municipal Stadium use by the Athletics. He said the city proposed only half of his plan and insisted the city accept his full program, with rental terms tied to attendance and revenues.
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Charles O. Finley
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Chicago
Ilus W. Davis
Athletics
USLTA backs McKinley for top 1963 tennis ranking
The U S Lawn Tennis Association ranking committee recommends Chuck McKinley of St. Ann Missouri as No 1 for 1963 with Dennis Ralston No 2 and Frank Froehling III dropped to 3. The list also names Gene Scott Martin Riessen Arthur Ashe Ham Richardson Allen Fox Tom Edlefsen and Charles Pasarell as top contenders with a final approval at the Corpus Christi meeting on February 15.
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Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
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Tex
McKinley
U.S
Trinity University of Texas
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Frank Froehling II
Coral Gables
Fla
Gene Scott
St. James
N.Y
Martin Riessen
Evanston Ill
Arthur Ashe
St. Louis
Ham Richardson
Dallas
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Tom Edlefsen
San Francisco
Charles Pasarell
Santurce
Puerto Rico
Morgan State Downs Virginia Union 91-70 in Norfolk
Morgan State defeated Virginia Union 91-70 in the Norfolk State Holiday tournament consolation game. The Bears connected on 13 of 25 free throws as they pulled away to the win.
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Virginia Union
Norfolk, Va
New Year Weather Outlook Warns of Fluctuating Conditions
The forecast warns of sharp changes around New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day, with high risks of unsettled weather. Meteorologists expect variable temperatures and potential precipitation as the year transitions.
Ralston And McKinley In Dual Roles
In Adelaide Australia Davis Cup final McKinley and Ralston beat Australia for the cup ending a five year Aussie run. McKinley and Ralston shared singles and doubled wins while Emerson crushed Ralston in the final singles.
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Ralston and McKinley
Australia
Roy Emerson
Ralston
McKinley
Emerson
Neale Fraser
Young Newcombe
Story of The Mullins Family and a Questionable Marriage
The Mullins family frets as Alphonse aged 72 plans to marry a 20 year old. His son warns of serious consequences, but Alphonse shrugs that if she dies he will marry again. The piece includes quips about marriage and aging, with punchy one liners from BUFF SAYS and others.
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Alphonse
Pop
Par-Buster To Win It
If you played in all 43 official PGA tournaments in 1963 and matched par in every event you would have earned $64,000. Only Palmer Nicklaus Boros and Lema would have earned more, as you would be the 1963 U S Open champion and would have high finishes in multiple majors.
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Dunedin
Fla
Professional Golfers Association
Arnold
Spahn And Stuart To Receive Yearly Baseball Awards
CHICAGO AP Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves and Dick Stuart of the Boston Red Sox will receive awards at the Chicago Diamond Dinner on January 12. Spahn posted 23-7 in 1963 and will be honored with the Will Har ridge Award for achievement of the year. Stuart led the American League with 118 RBIs and will receive the William Wrigley Jr Memorial Award for the comeback of the year.
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Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Dick Stuart
Boston Red Sox
Spahn
Will Harridge
Stuart
William Wrigley Jr
McKeesport Captures Milk Bowl Crown In Dallas
Perry Liberio led McKeesport of Pennsylvania with 121 rushing yards and two touchdowns as they blanked Dallas 26 to 0 in the Milk Bowl. The Panthers piled up 278 rushing yards and 17 passing while holding Dallas to 52 rushing yards and 11 passing in a dominant effort. A noted feature mentions boys no older than 14 and weighing no more than 117 participate in the event.
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Perry Liberio
McKeesport
South Korea Qualifies for Tokyo 1964 Volleyball Olympics
South Korea men’s volleyball team secured a spot in the Tokyo Olympics by defeating the Philippines in the final of the Asian qualifying tournament in New Delhi. The final score was 15-3, 15-1, 11-16.
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