Strange Things Are Going On At Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian, linked with Northwestern, appeared for a Notre Dame coaching bid amid delays and conflicting signals. Father Joyce declined comment as negotiations stalled over contract terms, autonomy, and recruiting power, leaving Notre Dame fans uncertain about the Fighting Irish helm.
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South Bend Tribune
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Alex Agase
Agase
Northwestern
Joyce
Pointblank
Stu Holcomb
Loyola Tops AP Poll Again as Kentucky Rises to Second
Loyola of Chicago remains the nation's No. 1 college basketball team after narrow wins over Detroit and Western Michigan. Kentucky jumps from fifth to runner-up as Michigan rises to third and Cincinnati moves to fourth. UCLA Davidson and Toledo enter the Top Ten.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
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Women Elected to Offic e at Decatur Outboard Club
The Decatur Outboard Boating Club elected two women to office for the 1964 season. Mrs. Jack Quattlebaum becomes yeoman and Mrs. James Dempster serves as purser. Sam McClure is commodore and Bill Flynn, vice commodore, with a board including Thomas Bennett Dale Matthews Arvil Coney and James Dempster. The annual Christmas party and officer elections were held at Shan-Gri-La restaurant with Vidells providing music.
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Outboard
Loren Miller
Decatur Outboard Boating Club
Jack Quattlebaum
James Dempster
Bill Flynn
Thomas Bennett
Dale Matthews
Arvil Coney
Vidells
SEC unbeaten list reduced as Georgia Tech loses
The Associated Press reports Kentucky and Vanderbilt remain unbeaten in the SEC after Georgia Tech’s first loss, a 84-79 overtime defeat to Rice. Tech led late but Herb Steinkamp tied it, Rice then outscored 15-10 in OT. Mississippi State fell to 3-3 with Southern Mississippi.
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Associated Press
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Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
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Yellow Jackets
Tech
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Jackets
Mississippi State
Southern Mississippi
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Alabama
North Carolina
Tulane
Mississippi
Louisiana Tech
Maroons
Bob Neuman
Crimson Tide
Resignation Follows Five Year Contract Clause
The official resigned while still bound by a five year contract, with one year remaining on the term.
WBC Cage Tournament Opens in Lexington Schedule
Three games open the Wheeler Basin Region Conference tournament in Lexington with Ardmore against Elkmont at 6 p.m. Hazlewood faces Sparkman at 7 15 and Lexington meets Tanner at 8 30 p.m. Subsequent rounds run Thursday Friday and the finals Saturday.
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College Basketball Scores From Associated Press
South Christian Brothers defeated Florence State 94 to 82 while Middle Georgia beat Marion Institute 90 to 87. Livingston State won 70 to 67 against Belhaven. Memphis State topped Alabama 108 to 75 as Spring Hill won 78 to 72 over Northeast Louisiana. North Carolina beat Tulane 109 to 81 and Duke defeated South Carolina 77 to 70.
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Athens To Meet St Bernard Here In AAC Opener
Athens College travels to Decatur High School for the Alabama Collegiate Conference opener against St Bernard. Bear coach Oba Belcher brings a 6-1 team following a Howard College Holiday Classic showing with wins over Howard and Mississippi College and a loss to Huntingdon. Standout senior Charles Garner averages 18.2 points and 10 rebounds per game. Athens will also reschedule the postponed Florence game.
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Birmingham
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Memphis State Pounds Alabama 108 75
Memphis State rallied in the second half to defeat Alabama 108 to 75 in Memphis. Bob Neumann poured in 33 points to lead the Tigers with Tim Morgan, George Kirk and Jamie McMahan also in double digits while Alabama’s Charles Perry led with 17 points.
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Ken Moses
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Andrews
Mira Falls Short Of Passing Leader As Trull Edges In
Miami quarterback George Mira totaled 172 completions and 2,318 total offense yards season long, two shy of Baylor’s Don Trull who led in completions and yardage. Trull finished with 2,157 passing yards to Mira’s 2,155 while Mira signed with the 49ers after the game.
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National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
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Austin and Decatur clash at Austin High tonight
Austin meets Decatur in a night of junior and B games at Austin High. The junior game starts at 7, followed by the B game at 8.
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Decatur
Austin High
Auburn sets Orange Bowl ticket record for Nebraska game
Auburn University has sold nearly 14 000 Orange Bowl tickets for the January 1 meeting with Nebraska. Orange Bowl president Benjamin notes the previous record was 13 000 by Georgia in 1950. Nebraska has sold about 6 000 and requested 1 100 more with few seats remaining.
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Brown, Tittle To Play In Pro Bowl
Jim Brown will appear in his seventh NFL Pro Bowl at the Coliseum on January 12. The Cleveland fullback, named Pro Bowl Player of the Game the past two years, is one of 34 players chosen for the Eastern Conference by the conference coaches. The Western Conference roster was to be announced later.
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Cleveland
Appleton Earns AP Top Lineman Honor for 1963
Texas standout Scott Appleton, named outstanding college football lineman of 1963, credits a midseason decision to play middle guard and teammate Gordon Roberts for his defense focused success. Appleton led Texas to a 10-0 season, with 6.5 opponent points and 80.2 rushing yards allowed per game, earning 32 votes from 105 voters.
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Jack Keever
Austin
Tex
Scott Appleton
Associated Press
Gordon Roberts
Appleton
Texas
Roberts
West Lafayette
Ind
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Illinois
Dick Butkus
Nebraska
Bob Brown
Darrell Royal
More Honors For Staubach
Roger Staubach Navy quarterback and Heisman winner was named the outstanding college backfield performer of 1953 in an Associated Press poll. The Cincinnati native and quiet leader received 57 of 107 votes from sports writers and broadcasters nationwide, with Billy Lothridge of Georgia Tech second and Don Trull of Baylor third.
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Associated Press
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Georgia Tech
Mr. Everything
Baylor
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Federal civilian payroll hits record $15.3 billion for year end
Payroll costs for federal civilian workers rose to an all time high of 15.3 billion dollars in the fiscal year ended June 30. The figure reflects ongoing staffing and compensation levels across agencies.
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