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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1963

Page

5

Navy Faces Texas In Cotton Bowl Showdown On New Year’s Day

Navy star Pat Donnelly injures a hamstring two days before the Navy Texas Cotton Bowl clash while No 1 Texas is setup for a national title bid in the four game New Year’s Day program. Navy’s Staubach leads an explosive attack as Texas leans on ground power and strong defense. Illinois meets Washington in the Rose Bowl amid Butkus led defense, while Auburn plays Nebraska and Mississippi faces Alabama in Sugar and Orange Bowls. Southern Methodist meets Oregon in Sun Bowl to cap the day.

Associated Press Navy Texas Pat Donnelly Roger Staubach Dallas Pasadena Calif Illinois Washington Miami Auburn NBC CBS ABC Southern Methodist Oregon el Paso Texas Navy Staubach Longhorns Scott Appleton SMU Mustangs Tommy Ford Duke Carlisle Tony Crosby Dick Butkus Mike Taliaferro Jim Grabowski Illini Mississippi Perry Lee Dunn Jim Weaderly John Roderick Ducks Bob Berry

K State wins Big Eight preseason tourney title

Kansas State captures its seventh Big Eight preseason tournament as Willie Murrell earns tourney MVP with 16 points in the final 58 55 win over Oklahoma State. Sammy Robinson adds 14 points while Tex Winter praises a zone defense and no subs. The event drew 44 600 fans over six sessions.

Murrell Kansas State Sammy Robinson Robinson K-State Oklahoma State OSU Sammy Tex Winter Henry Iba Cowboys Ray Bob Carey Tigers Kansas Carey Suttner Larry Hawk Bob Price Missouri Jim King al Correll George Ansell Jim Davis Mike Frink Colorado Jim Gatewood Oklahoma al Koch Iowa State Frink Price Hawk Davis Gatewood Koch Jim Kaiser George Flamank Winter Flamank Nebraska

Why Take Chances on Weather Changes and Health

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Huskers Eye Orange Bowl Weather

Auburn and Nebraska weighed in on how Miami weather could affect the Orange Bowl. Forecasts called for clearing conditions and a cooler, 1 p.m. kickoff, while coaches noted rain would hurt both teams. Auburn’s Shug Jordan cited Sidle’s speed and the Tigers’ kicking, while Nebraska coach Bob Devaney said bad weather favors neither side. Sidle rushed for 1,006 yards in 10 games. Nebraska boasted nine 30 carry backs and a strong 4.9 rushing average.

Miami Fla Auburn Nebraska Miami Weather Bureau Gulf of Mexico Ralph (Shug) Jordan Bob Devaney Jordan Devaney Tigers Jimmy Sidle Sidle Cornhuskers

Kosaka KO defeats Absen tia in Tokyo bout

Teruo Kosaka of Japan, 136 pounds, knocked out Buen Absen tia of the Philippines, 136 pounds, in the fifth round at Tokyo. Kosaka improves his record as Absen tia suffers a fifth round loss.

Associated Press Tokyo Teruo Kosaka Japan Buen Absentia Philippines

Harvard’s 1963 undefeated varsity squash team

Harvard boasted its sole undefeated varsity squad in 1963 as the squash team finished the season without a loss, marking a standout achievement in collegiate squash for the university.

Harvard

Global Briefs: Tense Notes On Defector and Foreign Strains

In Taipei police keep 200 on riot duty after Japan agrees to deport Communist defector Chou Hung ching to Beijing. Madrid reports ship Castillo de Montjuich abandoned after 10 days overdue. Paris court life sentence for Col. Argoud over 1961 Algiers revolt. Saigon Buddhist congress seeks unification amid Diem era tensions.

Taipei Formosa Japan Peking Chou Hungching Tokyo Red China Madrid Spain Castillo de Montjuich Ministry of Marine Boston Paris Antoine Argaud Algiers Secret Army Argoud Munich Germany France

College Basketball Scores Roundup and Notable Upsets

College basketball results from multiple tournaments and regular play feature Oregon State overpowering Brigham Young 68 to 58 while Oregon edges Colorado State 65 to 58. Other notable outcomes include Seattle 92 over LSU 84 and Iowa 74 over Washington State 66.

Oregon State Brigham Young Oregon Colorado St. U Seattle Louisiana State Iowa Washington State Quaker City LaSalle St. Bonaventure Drake Georgetown D.C

Elsmore Girls Sweep Edna In Twin Battles

Elsmore defeated Edna 25 to 15 in A-team play and 16 to 13 in B-team action. Ruth Ard led Elsmore A with 13 points while Linda Huffman added five in B. Trieble topped Edna with six in A and Kimrey scored five in B. Edna visits Elsmore for rematches next Monday night. Box scores show Ard 6-1-1 and Huffman 0-0-1 for Elsmore. Trieble 2-2-0 and Rexwinkle 0-0-4 for Edna.

Edna Elsmore Ruth Ard Trieble Linda Huffman Kimrey Castencca Ard Coday Jackson Mefford A. Dunlap Baker Bauer Burke Hill Huffman Larson L. Mills T. Mills Rooney W. Dunlap Totals Shufelt Goodwin Stine Hartley Rexwinkle Palmer Brown Borman Bryson Carrico

Kentucky Tops AP Poll After Notre Dame Win

Kentucky Wildcats dominate the AP college basketball rankings claiming first with 24 first place votes and 354 points after a 101 to 81 victory over Notre Dame. Loyola of Chicago falls to third behind UCLA as Cincinnati rises to fourth on strong wins over Kansas State and Tulsa. Michigan drops to fifth as Vanderbilt Davidson Oregon State Duke and Villanova fill out the top ten.

Loyola of Chicago Wildcats Notre Dame Georgetown D.C Loyola Philadelphia Quaker City Kentucky UCLA Cincinnati Kansas State Tulsa Bearcats Michigan Wolverines Vanderbilt Davidson Oregon State Duke Villanova Duke AK

Scouting Practice Ends With Missing Boys Found

A worried mother told police her two sons aged 10 and 14 had not returned from a Boy Scout meeting. She feared the front door was stuck and they might think no one was home. Officers found the boys in the backyard tucked into sleeping bags.

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Scoring Drops Yet Wilt Chamberlain Still Leads NBA Scoring

New York AP reports Wilt Chamberlain of San Francisco remains the NBA scoring leader with a 34.3 point average on 1,096 points in 32 games, despite a league wide drop. The only player with a 30 point plus average, while overall scoring falls this season. Duke University tallied 67 first downs passing during the 1963 football season, one more than their opponents.

New York Wilt Chamberlain San Francisco National Basketball Association Chamberlain Wilt the NBA Duke University

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