Packers Trail Bears By Half Game In Thanksgiving Showdown
Green Bay, now 9 2 1, trails Chicago by a half game in the Western Division after Detroit’s 15 13 win on Thanksgiving. Ray Nitschke dislocated forearm ends his season. Lombardi says the team must beat Chicago with help from others. Detroit ties late as Pietrosante scores and Walker adds two field goals. Packers rally with Starr Kramer connection but fall short.
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Peters Wins AL Rookie of the Year in 1963
Gary Peters, a left-handed pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, named American League Rookie of the Year for 1963 with 10 of 20 votes. Pete Ward received six votes and Minnesota’s start center fielder Jim Hall earned four as Peters finished 19-8 with a 2.33 ERA.
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Beaver Dribblers Face McDowell In Tough Test
Corry High basketball travels to McDowell after a 43 39 win over Townville as Dick Fox’s squad seeks a 20th win of the infant season. Beavers rely on seniors like Jim Josher Bob Wagner and Kline favors underclassmen in a key early clash.
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Art Hotchkiss
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Tom Morton
Dave Beal
Dave Turner
John Xander
Texas Illini Clinch Bowls on Thanksgiving Day
Texas coach Darrell Royal learns of a safe Cotton Bowl clinch as his undefeated Longhorns rally past Texas A&M 15-13. Illinois earns a Rose Bowl berth, North Carolina accepts a Gator bid, and several conference titles wrap up with key bowl implications across the nation.
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Northern Illinois Tops New York In 1963 Small College Ranking
Northern Illinois, riding the all time passing record of George Burk, finished 9 0 and was selected as the best small college football team of 1963. Huskies from De Kalb Illinois edged out Delaware, another unbeaten squad, in the final vote.
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Staubach Leads All East Five Man Backfield Selection
Roger Staubach of Navy headlines the 1963 AllBast team by The Associated Press selection. Joined by Paul Martha Pitt Gary Wood Cornell, and Princeton fullback Cosmo Taccazzi forming an unusual backfield. The unit also features linemen Ernie Borghetti Pitt Gerry Philbin Buffalo guards Nowak Ressler center Morris Whalen Parry and Parry ends. Staubach praised as fantastic by Wayne Hardin.
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Buffalo
Dick Nowak
Penn State
Glenn Ressler
Jon Morris
Holy Cross
Jim Whalen
Boston College
John Parry
Brdown
Bowling Stars Shine in VFW and Bowl-Aire Leagues
Coan and Hammond led the Men's cheapie at VFW with 245 and 215 plus 203. Douglas 224, Lindstrom 414, Cragg 900 and 204. Others include Wilson, Barr, Morton, Hand, Baressi, Renzi, Ireland, Blynt 232, Ottaway 226, Stoddard 218, Reed 200, Eder 200, McClintock 200, Sandburg 211, Clark 213, Henry 205. Raymonds and Bowlaire leagues post strong scores and standings.
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Alander
Robbie Robinson
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Mel Blynt Bashed
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Lewistown Boys Triumph in Powder Puff Bowl Sweep
Lewistown High School Tri-Hi-Y Club beat the Hi-Y girls from Chief Logan 42 to 6 in the Powder Puff Bowl at Yeagertown. It marked the fourth straight Lewistown victory since the bowl began in 1960 with seven boys in bloomers and grass skirts as cheerleaders.
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Unbeaten Boxer Johnny Persoll Faces Allen Thomas at MSG
New York telecast tonight features Johnny Persoll of Brooklyn meeting Allen Thomas of Chicago at Madison Square Garden. Persoll, a 7 year old shipping clerk turned pro since January 5, has a 9 win streak and will earn about $4,000 with a decisive win in this bout.
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Thomas poised to spoil young pro debut at Garden
Veteran fighter Thomas brings experience and skill to a 10 round main event bout at Madison Square Garden against a debuting fighter. The youngster carries hype and a television spotlight but faces a seasoned rival expected to dictate the pace and outcome.
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