Cats Face Memphis In Final Game Before District Opens Friday
The Childress Bobcats host Memphis Cyclones in a concluding 1963 matchup at Memphis prior to District 5 AA action opening January 3. Childress sits 6-8 after a tournament finish while Memphis features Pounds Waites and Odom scoring from the perimeter.
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George Halas Earns Coach of the Year and Loyalty Honor
Oscar Fraley lauds George Halas of the Chicago Bears as coach of the year while praising his loyalty to fans and supporters amid a harsh financial era. The piece criticizes money-driven sports and notes Halas stayed with his team despite pressure to move games to warmer venues.
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Kentucky Returns to No 1 in UPI Coaches Poll
New York UPI ratings put the Kentucky Wildcats atop the coaches poll with 318 points, followed by UCLA 312 and Loyola of Chicago 218. Michigan 210, Cincinnati 190, Vanderbilt 161, Davidson 107, Oregon State 96, Duke 57, Villanova 47.
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Tit tle of Giants may withdraw from Pro Bowl
Y A Tit tle, star of the New York Giants, reportedly will withdraw from the NFL Pro Bowl in Los Angeles on Jan 12 after suffering a knee injury in Sunday's 14-10 title loss to the Chicago Bears.
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College Basketball Results Across Multiple Tournaments
United Press reports scores from the Far West Classic in Portland and the Holiday Festival in New York, plus non tournament games. Key results include Kansas State 58 Oklahoma State 55, Colorado 80 Nebraska 58, Villanova 77 Minnesota 73, Texas 71 University of Chicago 74, Kentucky 86 Loyola Louisiana 64, Duke 84 Auburn 67, and Purdue 101 Dartmouth 53.
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Wildcats Dominate Holiday Tournaments In December Action
Kentucky, Davidson, Villanova and Kansas State led four major college holiday tournaments with decisive wins. Kentucky beat Loyola New Orleans 86-64 to reach nine straight victories and later faced Duke for the title. Davidson defeated Penn 90-73, Villanova beat Minnesota 77-73 to win the New York Holiday Festival with MVP Wally Jones, and Kansas State edged Oklahoma State 58-55 to claim the Big Eight crown.
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Caseys in San Jose bout set for January 28
Light heavyweight Hank Casey signed to fight Roger Rouse in a 10 round main event in San Jose California on January 28. Co managers Augie Demilt and Dave Kikkert announced the matchup today.
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Tokyo bout ends in stoppage at 134 and three fourths pounds
Teruo Kosaka of Japan defeated Buen Abulenci of the Philippines by stoppage at 134 3/4 pounds in Tokyo. The match concluded in the fifth round with Kosaka securing the win.
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College basketball scores across多 teams
A list of college basketball results shows High Point 73 over Italian 63 and Virginia Tech 83 over George Washington 76. Bradley 67 and Arizona 59, South Dakota 85 over Wartburg 84, Buena Vista 92 over Graceland 68, Wash U Missouri 72 over WT Texas 65, Gambling 111 over Tougaloo Chris 71, Louisville 69 over Ohio University 61, No Ill 66 over Wisconsin Milwaukee 54, Stevens Point 94 over Lincoln 91, Arizona State 61 over Stanford 60.
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Bowl Games Open With Classic Matchups Across Five Venues
About 360000 college football fans expected at five major bowls starting in El Paso with Oregon vs SMU then Rose Bowl Illinois vs Washington Orange Bowl Nebraska vs Auburn Sugar Bowl Mississippi vs Alabama Cotton Bowl Texas vs Navy. Texas favored in the Cotton and Staubach leads Navy while Texas defense faces varied offenses.
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Bobkittens Renew Rivalry With Paducah Friday
The Junior High Bobkittens, winners in their last two outings, host Paducah Friday at 5 p.m. at the Junior High Gym. Ben Walker scored 12 in the 34–19 win over Paducah, while Larry Moore had 14 in a 24–15 win over Quanah. Remaining January games include Childress at Quanah January 9 and Memphis at Childress January 13.
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Clifton Smith Takes First In Calf Roping
Clifton Smith wins calf roping at the Cottor Bowl Rodeo in Dallas. Guy Weeks of Abilene Texas takes the second go round and tops the first round in saddle bronc. Results mention Bob Gotfriedson and Marty Wood in saddle bronc and Benny Wingate leading bareback with 176 points, plus steer wrestling and barrel racing leaders.
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Tough Year For Detroit Pistons Ends With Overtime Win
The Detroit Pistons finish 1963 with an 8-23 mark the worst in the NBA yet defeat the San Francisco Warriors 114-112 in overtime. Bob Ferry hits the winning field goal with three seconds left in OT to snap a five game skid as Wilt Chamberlain scores 47 for the Warriors and Bailey Howell adds 28 for Detroit.
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