North Senior Bowl picks three flashy quarterbacks
Three standout quarterbacks lead the North squad for the 15th annual Senior Bowl on Jan 4. Notables include Bill Munson Utah State Jack Concannon Boston College and Dick Shiner Maryland joined by Lloyd Voss Nebrask a and Joe Don Looney Oklahoma as top choices.
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Mobile
Ala
Bill Munson
Utah State
Jack Concannon
Boston College
Dick Shiner
Maryland
Munson
Los Angeles
Rams
Concannon
Boston Patriots
New York Giants
Looney
Jim Moran
Idaho
Roger LaLande
Muskingum College
Moran
Giants
LaLande
Detroit Lions
Wichita
Bob Long
Paul Krause
Kansas State
Ralph McFillen
Georgia Tech
Billy Lothridge
Billy Martin
Ted Davis
Memphis State
Dave Casinelli
Marlon Faircloth
Dick Evey
Tennessee
Paula
Towa
Jim Worden
Wittenberg
T. W. Alley
William & Mary
Tom Jenkins
Ohio State
Ey Jim Moran
Gerald Philbin
Buffalo
Joe Provensano
Don Shacklefird
Pacific University
Lloyd Voss
Nebraska
Bill Budness
Boston University
John Kirby
Jon Morris
Holy Cross
Pat . Simmons
Ken Coleman
Kansas
Dick Drummond
George Washington
Glenn Holton
West Virginia
Dave Hoover
Iowa State
Joe Don Looney
Oklahoma
Vince Turner
Missouri
Roberts Leads Ryan to 75 57 Victory Over West Morgan
Ryan Seniors defeated West Morgan 75 57 with Roberts scoring 19 points and pulling 21 rebounds to pace the win. Ryan led 18-13 after one and 39-23 at halftime while West Morgan won the junior game 38-28.
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Ryan
Norman Roberts
West
Whisenant Pe
Martin
Earwood
Union Hill Dominates Eva In Senior Game Win
Union Hill rolled to a 93 to 61 victory over Eva in a senior contest. Eva won the junior game 48 to 23.
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Union Hill
Eva
Southern Miss Defeats St Bernard 74 70 In Close Clash
In Hattiesburg Mississippi Southern Mississippi edged St Bernard of Cullman 74 70 after a seesaw game. The score was tied 21 times and Southern used its starting unit in the final stretch to seal the win.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Southern
High School Basketball Scores from Alabama Games
A roundup of late season high school boys basketball results across Alabama featuring teams such as B C Rain Semmes Mortimer Jordan Tarrant Verbena Enterprise and several others with scores ranging from tight finishes to wide margins. Notable results include Hueytown 104 over Berry 52 and Dothan 99 over Geneva 51.
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Semmes
Alaba
Baker
Phillips
Ensley
Mortimer Jordan
Minor
Tarrant
Fairfield
Winfield
Brilliant
Goshen
Brantley
Columbia
Newville
Bakerhill
Blue Springs
Smith Station
West Point
Union Springs
Catholic
Reeltown
Dadeville
Atmore
Bay Minette
Carlowville
Hicks Memorial
Suttle
Uniontown
Flomaton
Georgiana
Hueytown
Berry
Arab
Oneonta
Walker Co
Cullman
Oak Grove
McAdory
Banks
Ramsay
Camp Hill
Union
Pine Apple
Syeffion
Shorter
Marbury
Wetumpka
Prattville
Clanton
Holtville
Kinston
Pleasant Home
Dothan
Geneva
Pine Hill
Thomasville
Tallassee
Auburn
Clion
Clayton
Notasulga
Eclectic
Evergreen
Greenville
W.S. Neal
Frisco City
Tittle Tops NFL Passing Crown In Giants Historic Season
New York Giants quarterback Y A Tittle won the NFL passing title in a 14 year career season, finishing with 36 TDs, 221 completions on 367 attempts for 3,145 yards and 14 interceptions. Johnny Unitas was runner up. Jimmy Brown claimed the rushing crown with 1,863 yards. Bobby Joe Conrad led receiving with 73 catches for 967 yards. Don Chandler scored 106 points as the league’s top scorer.
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NEW York
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Y. A
Tittle
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland
Jimmy
Jim Taylor
Green Bay
Bobby Joe Conrad
St. Louis
Bobby Mitchell
Washington
Don. Chandler
Jim Martin
Chandler
Wildcats Rout Courtland in 80 58 Win
West Limestone blasted the Courtland seniors 80 to 58 Tuesday night for their fifth victory in as many games. The Wildcats led 37 to 25 at halftime and won the junior game 40 to 28.
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West Limestone
Courtland
Wildcats
Raiders Bees Run Streak With 38 22 Win Over De catur Juniors
Austin's undefeated junior team improved to 7 0 by beating the De catur Juniors 38 22. Decatur Senior Bees routed Austin 73 46 led 33 22 at halftime while Decatur shot 48 percent to Austin's 26 percent as coach Joe Jones criticized rebounding defense and shooting.
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Austin
Decatur
Cold
Joe Jones
Speake Highs Bulldogs 65 59 in Rough Night
Speake seniors led by Danny Johnson Steve Kelso Scotty Prater and Rich Wiley defeated Priceville 65 59. Speake held the lead throughout with a 29 25 halftime edge. Priceville won the junior game 27 23.
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Widner Ee
Jones
Gibson
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Arthur Tee
Clark Ee
Flannagan Peewee Landers
Holt Seme
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Speegle
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Holmquist
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Ene Ween
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Baie Aie
Johnson
Hogan
Wiley Serene
Lackey
Prater
Teen Ewes
Speake
Priceville
Danny Johnson
Steve Kelso
Scotty Prater
Rich Wiley
Geography Gyps Oakland Raiders Oust of Title Chance
The AFL uses a geography based division system that keeps the Oakland Raiders from being recognized as the league’s second best team. At 9-4 they sit second in the Western Division while Buffalo and Boston, both 7-6-1, face off in an East playoff. The rule requires each team to play all opponents twice, giving the Raiders the short end of the distribution and a shot to win the championship.
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Oakland
Calif
Oakland Raiders
Raiders
San Diego
Denver
Buffalo
Boston
Knicks Fall To Pistons In Detroit Scare
San Francisco held off St. Louis 110-106 in a close game while New York fell 107-103 to Detroit. Boston defeated Baltimore 131-114 in the other NBA matchup.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
National Basketball Association
New York
Detroit
Knicks
Boston
Baltimore
Jets Sign Penn State Quarterback Pete Liske
The New York Jets signed Penn State quarterback Pete Liske to a one year contract after failing to draft any players last year. The terms remained undisclosed.
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NEW York
New York Jets
Titans
Penn State
Pete Liske
Liske
Upset of Navy Tops 1963 Football Poll
A panel of 98 writers and sportscasters named SMU 32 28 over Navy the top upset of 1963. UCLA’s 14 0 win over Washington followed close behind in AP poll voting. Navy State Michigan? No.
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New York
Southern Methodist
Navy
Associated Press
Mustangs
Midshipmen
UCLA
Washington
Bruins
Memphis State
Mississippi
Florida
Alabama
Kansas State
Iowa State
Wildcats
Roger Staubach
Dallas
SMU
Staubach
John Roderick
California
Huskies
Bill Barnes
Injured Olympic Racer Elizabeth Gould Stranded in Poland
The 25 year old U S toboggan racer from Rydal Pa is trapped in a Carpathian Mountain hospital after a serious crash. Poland's government and health ministry intervened after initial evacuation attempts failed due to a bulky cast hindering a medical helicopter. Gould suffered fractures to both thighs an elbow a dislocated hip and numerous cuts from hitting a post while practicing.
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Warsaw
Poland
Elizabeth Gould
Carpathian Mountain
U.S
Health Ministry
Rydal
Nowy Sacz
Miss Gould
Hawks Dynamo Danville Rout Cotaco In 111-80 Victory
Danville Senior Hawks beat Cotaco 111 to 80 as Pope and Ellis combined for 72 points. Gilmer Ellis scored 42, while Pope added 45 to erase Ellis season record. Danville shot 58 percent, led 62-37 at halftime and claimed the Junior contest 58-44.
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Danville
Jimmy Wallace
Danville Hawks
Cotaco
Pope
Ellis
Gilmer Ellis
Hawks
Kirby
Slater
Gurley
Grantland Thomas Lee Dunaway
Tomlinson
Cheatham
Millsap
Athens Wins Over Tigers in overtime thriller
Hartselle Tigers fell 59-52 to Athens seniors after a 51-51 regulation tie. The game featured a 24-20 halftime edge for Athens and included Athens seniors winning the preceding B preliminary 55-53.
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Hartselle — Athens
Hartselle Tigers
Athens
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