LSU Beats Texas in Cotton Bowl Upset 13-6
LSU shocked Texas 13-6 at Dallas in the Cotton Bowl as the Tigers’ passing attack clicked with 132 yards and Amedee delivering 94 receiving yards and field goals. Stovall signed with the Cardinals after the game, while Texas struggled to muster offense against LSU’s defense.
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Sports Predictions and Pet Peeves for 1963 64
UPI column lists hopes for 1963 64 including a strong new heavyweight to rival Sonny Liston, a triple crown horse, and changes in football and basketball. It urges site for US Open golf, fewer long basketball games, faster play, and no more TV blackouts. It also advocates a new Mets stadium and broader World Series TV coverage.
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Notice of annual meeting for First Federal Savings and Loan
The annual meeting of the shareholders of First Federal Savings and Loan Association is scheduled to address corporate matters. Shareholders of record as of a specified date are invited to attend and vote on itemized resolutions and officer elections.
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Bearcats Retain No 1 Ranking In UPI Poll
Cincinnati’s Bearcats, undefeated at nine wins and 27 straight, repeat as top team for second straight week in UPI coaches poll. Ohio University fell 73 to 43 as Loyola Chicago moves up after the All-College Tournament with Illinois also rising on holiday results.
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Rescue plan for nine climbers on Mt Ashidate in Hokkaido
Plan to rescue nine Japanese college students trapped on Mt Ashidate on Japan's northern island Hokkaido. One saque a tenth member died after reportedly falling into a volcanic crater.
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Royals Rally Past Knicks In Overtime Thriller
Cincinnati Royals overturn a 15 point fourth quarter deficit thanks to defensive sparks from Dave Piontek and Tom Hawkins. Oscar Robertson scores 32 points and Richie Guerin adds 25 for the Knicks in a 112 106 overtime win.
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College Football Bowl Results Highlight Major Upsets
In Miami Alabama shut out Oklahoma 17 0. In Dallas LSU defeated Texas 13 0. In New Orleans Mississippi edged Arkansas 17 13. In Pasadena Southern Cal beat Wisconsin 42 37.
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Badgers Set Rose Bowl Records in Loss to USC
Wisconsin’s Ron VanderKelen shone with 401 passing yards as the Badgers set Rose Bowl marks for total yards and downs but lost 32 to 14 to Southern California. Beathard threw four TD passes for USC as Richter and Bedsole starred. USC claimed No. 1, Wisconsin No. 2.
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Bobcats Open District Play Hosting Seymour Panthers
The 1963 District 5-AA season begins with Childress Bobcats hosting Seymour Panthers in the Bobcat Gym. Seymour brings four returning starters from 1962 and features Lynn Thornhill and Leonard Peters. Childress relies on seniors and a first game lineup of Wilcoxson Hopkins Thornton Hamm Lawrence with backups Wilson Huff. The B teams meet first at 6 30 p m followed by the A teams at 8 p m. This is their first meeting since 1956.
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Jim Wilcoxson
Joe Don Hopkins
Johnny Thornton
Rick Hamm
Ronnie Lawrence
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Jimmy Wilson
Bob Huff
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Quanah Indians Top Memphis Cyclones 46 42 for Third Win
The Quanah Indians defeated the Memphis Cyclones 46 to 42 on Tuesday night to record their third win of the season. Bill Brazier led Quanah with 17 points.
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Griffing Shines As Ole Miss Bops Hogs
Glynn Griffing starved off a stubborn Arkansas defense to lead Ole Miss 17-13 in the Sugar Bowl. The quarterback ran for a TD and threw for another, setting a Sugar Bowl record with 242 passing yards and earning MVP honors. Griffing signed with the New York Giants after finishing a standout college career. Arkansas coach Frank Broyles praised him as the greatest college passer he had seen, citing Griffing's big third down plays as decisive.
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Tom McEnelly
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Record entries rise at USGA championships in 1962
USGA announced that five of nine USGA championships in 1962 attracted record entries and a total of 9 788 entries, about 34 percent more than 1961. The figures reflect a growing interest in golf across the United States.
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Whitmore Named TSWA Proxy
Bill Whitmore Rice University sports publicist is the new president of the Texas Sports Writers Association succeeding Wilbur Evans. The winter meet elected Ed Fite as vice president and Jim McLemore as secretary-treasurer, both in senior roles with long service.
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Dow Jones Averages Report With Mixed Movements
The Dow Jones averages show mixed results with declines in some indices and small gains in others. Trading activity was light around 1 p.m with around 1.58 million shares traded and roughly 370 thousand selling at the 1 p.m. hour.
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