Staubach Leads UPI All America Team Of 1963
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach topped United Press International’s 1963 All-America ballot chosen by 305 writers and broadcasters. The squad includes Scott Appleton, Dick Butkus, Gale Sayers, and Jim Kelly among others, with a strong Midwest representation and three juniors on the first team.
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Leo H. Petersen
New York
UPI
United Press International Today
Navy
Roger Staubach
Vern Burke
Oregon State
Jim Kelly
Notre Dame
Scott Appleton
Texas
Minnesota
Appleton
Butkus
Staubach
Redman
Sayers
Midwest
Brown
Kelly
Lewis
Midlands
Rockies
Southwest
Far West
East
Mel Renfro
Oregon
Jack Cvercko
Northwestern
Renfro
Cvercko
Burke
Eller
Lew
Bobcats Open Iowa Park Invitational Versus Burkburnett
Childress with a 1-1 record meets the 6-1 Burkburnett Bulldogs in the opening round of the Iowa Park Invitational. The eight team field includes Rider Hirschi Henrietta Iowa Park Holiday Midway. Game times Thursday set. winners advance to Friday, with consolation and championship Saturday. Childress continuity and a veteran starting five anchor the lineup.
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Bobcats
Bulldogs
Iowa Park
Childress
Burkburnett Bulldogs
Burkburnett
Wichita Falls
Boys Ranch
Vernon
Hirschi
Henrietta
Holliday
Midway
Kenneth West
Ricky Hamm
Bruce Evans
Teddy Poling
Mike Reeves
Anthony Shires
Wallace Campbell
Pat Steed
Steed
Campbell
Memphis Cyclones
Bobcat Gym
Bullets Rally For 118-98 Win As Knicks Edge Pistons
In a sparsely detailed roundup, the Baltimore Bullets beat the Los Angeles Lakers 118-98 to climb to fourth place with a strong display by Walt Bellamy who scored 48 and a stingy defense. The New York Knicks then edged the Detroit Pistons 120-119 as Len Chapell hit a late basket to end a five game skid in St Louis Bob Pettit led the defense and scoring for the Pistons.
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United Press International
NBA Lite
Baltimore Bullets
Bullets
Los Angeles Lakers
New York Knicks
Detroit Pistons
Walt Bellamy
Lakers
Len Chapell
New York
Knicks
St. Louis
Bob Pettit
A&M Opens SWC Basketball Season With Houston Clash
Texas A M starts its Southwest Conference season tonight at College Station against Houston. Earlier, Texas beat Texas Wesleyan 81 46 as Joe Fisher led with 20 points and Texas topped Arkansas 69 50 at Lawrence with Jim Magnes scoring 17 for Arkansas.
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Texas A&m
University of Houston
College Station
Southern Methodist
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Vanderbilt
University of Texas
Texas Wesleyan
Austin
Joe Fisher
Longhorns
Mike Humphrey
Larry Frank
Irvin Rue
Buddy Graham
Kansas
Arkansas
Lawrence
Kan
Jim Magnes
Fry Named Coach for Blue-Gray Game
Hayden Fryhead coach of Southern Methodist University was named as the third member of the South coaching staff for the Blue-Gray game on December 28. Ben McGee of Jackson State College signed by the Pittsburgh Steelers as a fourth-round pick, a 6 3 245 pound tackle. Michigan State wins Big Ten cross country title for 11th time in 14 years.
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Wilkinson
Paul Martha
Pittsburgh
Martha
Jim Grisham
Oklahoma
Don Trull
Baylor
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Billy Martin
Larry Elkins
Ralph Neely
Whaley Hall
Mississippi
Damon Bame
Southern
California
Dick Nowak
Army
Pat Watson
Mississippi State
Bame
Lothridge
Mel Profit
CLA
John Simmons
Tulsa
Herschel Turner
Kentucky
Archie Sutton
Illinois
Steve Delong
Tennessee
Earl Lattimer
Michigan State
Malcolm Walker
Rice
Renfro
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Thomas Crutcher
Texas Christian
Cosmo Iacavazzi
Princeton
Bedsole
Southern California
Parks
Texas Tech
Lacey
North Carolina
Truax
Louisiana State
Brown
Jefferson
Utah
Crisson
Duke
Imwalle
Oregon
Snorton
Seals
Missouri
Logan
Northwestern
Harrison
Arizona State
Campbell
Navy
Hadrick
Purdue
Webb
Iowa
Grigaliunas
Whalen
Boston College
Babb
Georgia
Jones
Wisconsin
Pillath
Borghetti
Freeman
Schuh
Memphis State
Kortas
Louisville
Hildebrand
Stanford
Lasky
Florida
Maczuzak
Lehman
Notre Dame
Hindman
Jenkins
Ohio St
Rosdahl
Penn State
Hughes
Southern Methodist
Hucklebridge
Budness
Boston University
Ressler
Todd
Virginia
O’donnell
Michigan
McQuarters
van Dyke
Andlorence
Burton
Cauley
Cincinnati
Holley
Oregon State
Benoit
Yale
Kubala
Texas A&m
Dill
Harris
Conti
Syracuse
Morris
Holy Cross
Stokes
New Mexico
Caveness
Arkansas
Hoover
Ohio University
Lynch
Garrett
Bowman
Baker
Penn St
Bunton
Clemson
Guimerac
West Virginia
Backs
Ford
Texas
Vaughn
Iowa State
Berry
Nelson
Alabama
Leeson
Casinelli
Memphis
Carlisle
Claridge
Nebaska
Bork
Northern Illinois
Wood
Cornell
Snell
Ohio State
Myers
Rakestraw
Beathard
Holland
Namath
Roberts
Columbia
Woodson
Indiana
Taylor Arizona State
Hertzfeldt
Waldrop
Liske
Willard
Crain
LeBlanc
Lopes
A. Stallings
Fry
Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Hayden Fry
Southern Methodist University
Steelers
McGee
Hawks top Warriors as Hagan leads with 23
Clif Hagan scored 23 points guiding the Hawks to a 105 to 83 win over the San Francisco Warriors. Pettit added 30 points while Wilt Chamberlain contributed 21 for the Warriors.
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Clif Hagan
Hawks
San Francisco Wariors
Hagan
Pettit
Wilt Chamberlain
Warriors
Hauser Resigns as Xavier Interior Line Coach
Art Hauser resigns from Xavier University to devote full time to an insurance career. Hauser played professional football in the NFL and AFL and joined Xavier in 1961.
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Hauser
Cincinnati
UPI
Art Hauser
Xavier University
Xavier
Big shifts in 1963 college football rankings noted
Eastern powers rose as Northwestern slipped from grace to sub .500. Texas stayed perfect and top ranked, while Nebraska Oklahoma and Navy delivered key upsets. Illinois rose to Rose Bowl contention. Washington claimed Rose Bowl berth. Miami and Notre Dame faded. final notes highlight quarter back prominence and uneven regional outcomes.
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Steve Snider
NEW York
Wpi
Northwestern
Pittsburgh
United Press International Board of Coaches
South California
Texas
Longhorns
Illinois
Florida State
Miami
Memphis State
Mississippi
Southern Methodist
Navy
Wichita
Arizona State
Army
Penn State
UCLA
Washington
Nebraska
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Duke
Clemson
Virginia Tech
VMI
West Virginia
California
Roubens
Army Ith
Auburn
Jtg
Qarterback
Tom Myers
Wisconsin
Arkansas
George Mira
Notre Dame
Layne, Hutson Highlight NFL Yardage and Pass Records
Bobby Layne accumulated 26 768 yards rushing and passing from 1948 to 1962 with the Bears Bulldogs Lions and Steelers. Don Hutson led NFL in pass catching for eight seasons with the Green Bay Packers from 1935 to 1946.
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Layne New York
UPI
Bobby Layne
Chicago Bears
New York Bulldogs
Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay
Wis
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
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