George Bork Tops 1963 Little All-America Squad
George Bork of Northern Illinois leads a 1963 Associated Press Little All-America team comprising ten seniors. The backfield includes Mike Brown, Sid Banks, and Martin Luther Agnew. The line features Bob Cherry, Jerry Cole, Paul Graham, Neil Reuter, Ralph Bauman, Greg Van Orden, and center Dick Dean.
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Indians Acquire Leon Wagner from Angels in Trade
Los Angeles sends power hitter Leon Wagner to Cleveland for pitcher Barry Latman and an additional player to be named. Wagner, 29, hit 63 homers in two seasons with the Angels while Latman went 7-12 with the Indians last year. The Angels also spent heavily in the draft, adding six players for 99 000 but drawing little fan excitement despite a record draft.
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Tacoma
Bill Kelnp
Salem
Beaver Dribblers Face Union City In CAHS Rivalry
The Corry Union City basketball clash at Corry Area High School pits cousins against cousins as Union City visits for a Class B showdown. Union City sits 1 0 after beating Townville 50 46 while Corry is 1 1 after a Townville win and a 78 38 loss to McDowell. The Beavers unveil starters Bliley Hotchkiss Swackhamer Baressi Tinko with JV at 6 30 and the main game at 8 00.
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Witherland
Texas Holds First In Poll After Narrow A&M Win
Texas retained the No 1 spot in the AP poll with a 15-13 victory over Texas A M on Thanksgiving. Navy, Pitt, Illinois and Auburn rose in the rankings as Nebraska and Mississippi dropped. Alabama and Michigan State also shifted, with Texas earning 42 first place votes to Navy's eight.
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Obscure Texan First In Draft
Chicago AP reports the NFL draft stretched hours as teams used phones and teletype to act, with five clubs staying home. Dallas picked Scotth Appleton, Texas Longhorns tackle, after a long session. Baltimore chose Indiana halfback Mary Woodson, with signings following the draft.
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Charley Taylor
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Washington
Basketball Roundup Of Afternoon Erie Area Games
Tomorrow’s slate lists Erie East versus Mora Sharon Erie Academy at Erie Tech and several league matchups including Girard Conneaut Valley Mercer Greenville Bratford St Marys Kash Forest Sheffield Hickory Beaver Falls West Forest AC Valley Cambridge Springs Fairview Randolph Pymatuning Ripley Brocton Northern Area Panama and a final note mentions three pitchers Howie Kopike Jaty Owens and Bil Pischt.
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Brau vach Heisman winner drafted by two leagues
Roger Brau vach, Heisman winner, faced drafting by both NFL and AFL. he would still serve at least three years in the Naval Academy. Staubach was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the 10th round of the NFL draft and by the Kansas City Chiefs of the AFL in the 16th round on Saturday. Spokane Indians sign Danny Ozark to a second one year contract as manager. Jerry Greenspan joins 76ers active roster after Maryland leading scorer last season. Allen of the United States wins the first world lightning class yacht race in Lima Peru. Seidelsman second and Anderson fourth. Judges initially declared the race null due to a wind shift.
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Corry bowler fires perfect 300 in open lanes
Larry Barr rolled a 300 in open bowling at Bowl-Aire Janes, the first Corry perfect game. He struck 12 straight frames in a feature night not in ABC sanctioned action, risking no official prizes. Local legends note earlier near-misses and high scores, including 298 and 296 efforts in town history.
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Gannon Grabs Second Victory By Acceded Press
Westminster and Indiana State won openers by small margins. The Titans of New Wilmington edged Alliance 76 75. Indiana State needed overtime to defeat Shippensburg State 28 0. Gannon beat Villa Madonna 75 50 in Covington Ky with trouble only in the first half as Villa Madonna led 23 21 with seven minutes left. Al Lawson sparked the rally.
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Durant Leads Gan Non Past Opponents With Late Free Throws
Mel Durant scored a field goal after free throws to put Gan Non ahead for good as Lawson finished with 26 points and 22 rebounds in a high scoring game.
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Michigan picks Jim Conley 1964 football captain
Jim Conley, 20, of Springdale Pennsylvania was selected captain of the 1964 University of Michigan football team yesterday. The 6 foot 3 inch, 190 pound end played both ways last season and made six receptions for 114 yards and one touchdown.
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Bowling Results Highlight Slow Night and Junior Scores
A sparse bowling night saw only one of five leagues in action while others bowled outdoors hunting season. Maurice Moore led Bowl-Aire Clymer Handicap with 222. Hiram Beckerink 211 Frank Baker 210 and Willie VanEarden 200 followed in the Dutchmen loop. Junior Avalon results list Dave Wetmore top in boys with 176 196 214 46 and Linda Wetmore 142 in girls.
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Liberty Bowl chooses Syracuse as potential host for NC State game
Liberty Bowl selection committee seeks an opponent for NC State in the December 28 game in Philadelphia. Liberty Bowl president Bud Dudley ponders keeping the host team as theastern power, with Syracuse 92 seen as the likely choice.
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Ragged Loyola Opens Season with 92 44 Win Over North Dakota
Loyola Ramblers led by coach George Ireland, top ranked in the AP poll, opened with a 92-44 victory over North Dakota. Four starters back from last season’s 29-2 campaign, Mel Counts scored 28 for the Bears. Other ranked teams won, including Kentucky 107-91 and Oregon State 80-66, while Davidson upset Wake Forest 66-64 and Iowa State fell to State College of Iowa 58-54.
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