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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1963
Page
3
Texas National champions meet No 2 Navy in the Cotton Bowl with Texas boasting a stingy defense and ball control offense while Navy relies on long range air and ground plays. The game draws 75 801 fans as Southwest Conference champion Texas seeks its ninth Cotton Bowl appearance.
All America quarterback Roger Stabbach led Navy with eight rushing scores and seven passing touchdowns, while Ed Orr Skip Paskewich and John Sai added big gains. Navy’s Donnelly hamstring concerns lingers as Carlisle for Texas shone with 415 rushing yards and 416 passing yards in a high tempo battle.
Roger Staubach's most spectacular single-game effort of the season tops a national AP poll of sportscasters and writers. AFL All-Star selections name Archie Matsos and Fred Williamson on the West defense. Kemp and Gilchrist head East at quarterback and fullback. Chicago Bears honored with Jahr I. Kennedy Memorial Award after NFL title win. Finley extends stadium lease talks amid relocation threats. Tennis stars Gary Rose, Jane Albert, Lynn Abbes, Jane Danilovic, and Rosemary Casals top age-group lists by the USTA.
In Kansas City notes, the Athletics reinforce commitment as Cronin and key figures prepare for a Detroit clash. MOXDAYS results and leadership align with ongoing efforts to maintain team focus and city support.
In New Orleans Ole Miss and Alabama prepare for the Sugar Bowl classic described as a test of Mississippi passing against Alabama’s defense. The game features Perry Lee Dunn and Jim Weatherly as a top quarterback duo, with the Rebels favored after a strong passing showing.
Alabama, 7-0-2, seeks its 17th bowl appearance and Sugar Bowl claim as it faces Ole Miss in a collision with Mississippi State and Florida setbacks shaping the outcome. Starter Namath is suspended, Steve Sloan to start, with Jack Hurlbut and injured backs in reserve amid a high-stakes build to a lone decisive game.
The 1964 Baseball Hall of Fame voting introduces an unprecedented second ballot for 26 newly eligible candidates among 286 BBWAA members. Roy Campanella headlines the list as voting begins, with ten active members per year eligible and a supplemental ballot possible if no one is elected on the first pass. The top three from the prior ballot and the leading vote getter advance in the second ballot if they meet the 75 percent threshold.
Strong Illinois backfield set with Taliaferro Grass Kowski Price Warren plus Butkus at center and Summers at end. Line includes Sutton Minor at tackle, Fox and Washington guards, Browning fullback, Medved Kopay halfbacks, while Washington ends Libke Meneusa and Briggs tackle guards Redtian Hagen SirPAYAL center. Rea scheduled for 2 p.m.
At the Rose Bowl luncheon the Southern California Football Writers Association chose Washington 66 votes to 47 for Illinois with five ballots for a tie. The average spread favored Washington by about seven points, while Illinois backers expect a Big Ten victory by roughly ten points.
Ames schedule shows Monday results and today’s game slate. Wednesday tees list Penver at EM Frangiete with limited readable details from the scoreboard notes.
Disjointed OCR text notes Wisconsin and Michigan State with strong defenses and notable players like Rick Bul Nut and Pete Emtoat, listing several matchups such as California vs Northwestern and Ohio State vs Minnesota and UCLA. It references national rankings, All American mentions, and colorful, error-laden mentions of coaches and standings.
Oregon miler Keith Forman, clocking 3 38.6 in the four minute mile, enters the Los Angeles Invitational Indoor meet. Other entrants include Grelle at 3 56.1 and Dl Dotsm at 4 58, with Forman coming off a Holiday Invitational win in San Francisco.
In the Alameda County Athletic League race after two games, San Leandro’s Pete Ness trails Alameda’s Dick David by a point in the scoring chase. Berkeley’s Billy Robinson and Marty Elly are two and four points back, with Sidle noted as a standout running quarterback. Nebraska’s Dennis Claridge is listed at 222 pounds, with 68 rushes for 176 yards and 31 of 166 passes completed for 140 yards.
Warren Junior High survived a last minute miscue to edge La Vista 38 36 in overtime at Sunset High School during the second annual Don Harder Invitational. Bret Harte beat Rancho Arroyo 51 48 as Alvin Ford scored 16, Tyrrell beat Strobridge 40 28, and Bard Warren rallied from 29 16 at halftime to lead 44 42 late before a Warren player forced a late field goal.
In Miami, Auburn and Nebraska eyed changing conditions for Wednesday's Orange Row game. Coaches Shug Jordan and Bob Devaney argued rain could shift advantage, with Auburn featuring speedy 205 pound back Jimmy and a mobile offense amid the weather watch.
AP reports standout college football players from across the country practiced in Honolulu on the eve of the first annual Hula Bowl. The event showcases top talent as teams prepare for Saturday night action.
New York Giants star Y A Title likely out for six class Pro Bowl with knee torn ligament after Chicago loss. Allie Sherman says replacement options include Ed Brown or Frank Ryan. Johnson remains as possible East coach.
The writer urges bowlers to practice new pointers outside league play to avoid hurting averages and team fairness. He emphasizes using weekends or after-league sessions to test changes rather than during matches.
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