Navy's Staubach Leads AP All-America Choices
Roger Staubach heads the 1963 AP All-America football team with fellow quarterbacks Sidle and Lothridge as part of a strong backfield. The selection honors his Heisman winning season while detailing other stars like Butkus, Parks, Appleton, Eller, Brown, and Lacey across teams including Navy, Auburn, Texas Tech and Illinois.
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Navy
Staubach
NEW York
Roger Staubach
Damon Bame
Army
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Springer
Dave
Southern California
Dave Parks
Texas Tech
Bob Lacey
North Carolina
Scott Appleton
Austin
Texas
Minnesota
Car Eller
Bob Brown
Big Daddy
Nebraska
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Sidle
Lothridge
Southeastern
George Mira
Mira
Baylor
Don Trull
Duke
Jay Wilkinson
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Associated Press
Damon Bamne
Ilinois
Clara's Hats and Accessories Ad
Local storefront lists gloves purses hats and related accessories available for the holidays. Items include hats gloves purses and cosmetics with contact details for shopping inquiries at Lincoln Nebraska.
Royals End Celtics Run In 118 108 Loss
The Boston Celtics lost to the Cincinnati Royals 118 108, with Oscar Robertson scoring 48 and Jerry Lucas adding 21 for the Royals. The defeat narrows Boston’s Eastern Division lead to 32 games as the NBA schedule continued with St. Louis and Philadelphia also playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Royals
Cincinnati
Boston
Oscar Robson
Jerry Lucas
Royals
NBA
Celtics
St. Louis
Philadelphia
John Barnhill
Baltimore
New York
Golden wedding reception in Paola for Winklers
Humboldt residents Mr and Mrs Hugh K Shir ley joined relatives at the Country club in Paola for the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Garrett Winkler with Mrs Shirley an aunt of the honoree. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs Joe Potts from Fayetteville Ark and gatherings with the Harman family of Lawrence and guests Lena Perrenaud and Kendra Vaughan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh K. Shirley
Paola
Garrett Winkler
Country Club
Winkler
Shirley
Joe Potts
Fayetteville, Ark
Robert Roelfs
Pam
Randy
Mary Droz
Marcus Harman
Lawrence
Lena Perrenaud
Homer Smith
Gerald Brinkman
Wichita
Pena Battles Winless Season Shaped by Shutouts and Losses
Orlando Pena won only 12 games for Kansas City last season, with three of those wins in shutouts. He lost 20 decisions, finishing with a 3.69 earned run average as he faced an uphill pitching year.
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Orlando Pena
Kansas City
Deak Leads Field Trials in U S Open Competition
In Durant Mississippi, Deak a hound owned by G W Clayton of Winston-Salem NC led 101 other hounds into the final round of the U S open field trials scoring 360 points after Thursday's round with strong speed and driving performances.
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Durant
Miss
North Carolina
Deak
G. W. Clayton
Winston-Salem
N.C
Staley Wins Ninth Term as NFO President
Oren Lee Staley of Missouri was reelected to a ninth term as president of the National Farmers Organization after defeating Forrest Nave Jr. of Missouri. The result 4,774 to 581 followed a stormy session in Des Moines, with critics silenced as Casper withdrew charges of financial irresponsibility and one man rule.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
Staley
Forrest Nave Jr
Lexington
Nave
Robert Casper
Big Ten ships 70 scholarship cap to curb costs
The Big Ten today adopted a 70 scholarship ceiling per school, including 30 football grants, down from 80 previously. Individual sport quotas relax yearly, allowing five football and two basketball tenders for one year, with rest of sports limited to 34. Commissioner Reed warns it may not fully cut costs, notes potential ticket-price hikes as football remains a bargain at about $5 average.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Bill Reed
Reed
Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
Scores show Georgia edged Clemson 87 86 Centenary beat Tex Christian 77 72 Sa State defeated So Methodist 66 62 Loyola New Orleans topped So Miss 72 69 Randolph Macon outscored Richmond Pro 98 65 Midwest results include DePaul 78 Idaho State 67 St Thomas 62 Loras 55 Southern Dakota 91 Sioux Falls 76 Southwest Texas A&M 61 Houston 58 Texas A&I 70 Corpus Christi St Marys 60 Southwest Texas 59 Far West Cal Poly Pomona 95 Occidental 60 U Cal Santa Barbara 68 Long Beach 64 Washburn 93 St Benedicts 84 Kirksville State 73 Quincy 72 Kansas City National 86 Graceland 84 (2 ot) Moundridge Tournament McPherson 79 Bethany 78 Tabor 63 Bethel 58 Moberly Tournament Burlington Iowa 104 Hannibal LaGrange 83 Moberly 95 Creston 57 Other Sports Gymnastics Fort Hays State 87 Kansas State 25 Fort Hays State 87 Northwest Oklahoma 25 Northwest Oklahoma 65 Kansas State 47.
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Georgia
Clemson
Centenary
Tex
Midwest
DePaul
Idaho State
St. Thomas
Loras
Dakota
Sioux Falls
Washburn
St. Benedicts
Kirksville State
Quincy
Kansas City National
Graceland
Moundridge
Kan
McPherson
Bethany
Tabor
Bethel
Moberly
Burlington
Iowa
Hannibal-LaGrange
Creston
Fort Hays State
Kansas State
Browns Face Detroit Jinx In NFL Race
Atlantic City report notes Cleveland seeking its first regular season win over Detroit since 1954 while chasing an NFL East tie. Giants, Pittsburgh, and Washington loom as pivotal in the closing games as St Louis and Philadelphia contest and Bears face San Francisco. Green Bay faces Los Angeles as San Diego eyes AFL Western crown. Boston and Houston battle atop the East in key interleague clash.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Cleveland
Detroit Lions
Browns
Lions
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Washington Redskins
Washington
Dallas
Cowboys
Giants
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Green Bay
Bears
Los Angeles
San Diego
Oakland
Boston
Houston
Seven More Sign For Blue Gray Football Game
Seven more college football players signed Thursday to play in the Blue Gray game on December 28. Kentucky lineman Herschel Turner and Virginia end Jake Adams signed.Gray contracts for the Blues were Penn State halfback Don Caum, Wichita quarterback Henry Schichtle, Purdue end Dave Ellison, Kansas guard Ken Coleman, and Indiana guard Carmen Bencivenni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Kentucky
Herschel Turner
Virginia
Jake Adams
Gray
Blues
Penn State
Don Caum
Henry Schichtle
Wichita
Dave Ellison
Purdue
Ken Coleman
Kansas
Indiana
Carmen Bencivenni
Seasonal Opener In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles USC opens against Butler and UCLA faces Brigham Young in a seasonal doubleheader at the Sports Arena. The teams swap opponents Saturday night to close the opener.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Trojans
Butler
UCLA
Brigham Young
Tennis Tournament In Action Today
Top seeds play in the National hardcourt event after byes in the opening round at La Jolla California. The only upset among ranked players was bill bond of la jolla who was defeated by horst ritter of palo alto 4-6 6-1 6-1.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Bill Bond
Horst Ritter
Palo Alto
Laurel Race Course Hosts Washington International Meet
The Laurel race course between Washington DC and Baltimore held its first meeting in fall 1911 and is now the home of the Washington International.
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Butkus
Michigan
Wild
Southern Methodist
Lewis
Parks
San Francisco 49Ers
Lacey
Appleton
Longhorns
Eller
Wisconsin
Badger
Brown
Appleton, Texas
Bame Usc
Clara
Scaris Hose
Lincoln Ph
Humboldt
Kendra Vaughan
Home Savings Association
Lincoln & Walnut
Chanute, Kansas
P.O
Rea. Mo. Farmer
THE
Randolph Macon
Richmond
Texas A&m
Texas A&i
Corpus Christi
St. Mary's
Southwest
Northwest Oklahoma
Detroit
Detroit Jinx
Emerson
Tony
America
Pioneer
L. B. Price Mercantile
J. L. Cesar
Lafayette
lemeRe
First National
Irst National Bank
Chanute
Penney's
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