Colts Beat Redskins 34 21 In TV Game
Don Shinnick starred with two interceptions and a fumble recovery as the Baltimore Colts defeated the Washington Redskins 34 to 21. Unitas threw for 367 yards and three touchdowns to Jim Orr while Snead passed for 351 yards for Washington. Shinnick’s late third quarter plays sparked a 91-yard Clincher drive, and two Redskins field goal attempts were thwarted by Kalook Owens. Attendance 56,964.
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Associated Press
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Washington Red
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Norman Senad
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Alex Hawkins
Jimmy Orris
Dick Bielski
Snead
Leroy Jackson
Western Illinois
Fred Dugan
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Redskin
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Hendance
Nugent to Coach Blue Gray Team in Classic
Montgomery Alabama AP reports Maryland’s Tom Nugent and Nebraska’s Bob Devaney named co coaches for the 25th annual Blue Gray game on December 29. Blue Gray manager Ally McKeen also says two Auburn linemen join the South squad while the Yankee side adds a Nebraska guard and two halfbacks. Kentucky coach also named.
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Charles Bradshaw
Mason-Dixon Line
Nugent
Gray
Devaney
Cornhuskers
Missouri
Don Faurot
Chalmers Elliott
Michigan Associate
Bradshaw
Hank Foldberg
Texas A&m
Auburn
Jim Price
Winky Giddens
Nebraska
Dwain Carlson
Warren Powers
Dennis Stuewe
Holiday Meet Set At WCC
Western Carolina hosts a three day Holiday Basketball Tournament with Erskine, WCC, Earlham, and Tusculum. WCC aims to defend its title, facing Erskine in the final round robin. The schedule opens Monday night with Erskine vs Earlham and Tusculum vs Western Carolina, then continues Tuesday and Wednesday with key pairings.
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Cullowhee
N.C
Western Carolina
Erskine
Western Carolina College
Catamounts
WCC
Spindale
Cats
Earlham College of
Richmond
Ind
Tusculum College of
Greeneville
Earlham
Tusculum
Six More Finish Pinehurst Runs In All Age Stake
Pinehurst North Carolina reports six more finishes in the All Age stake of the Carolina Amateur Field Trial Club's 7th annual meet. Birds were plentiful in the morning but quiet in the afternoon as dogs that have found and handled game are listed in running order: Syn aglow owned by Joe Bales Thomasville. Walton's Rip owned by John Pew Moorestown New Jersey. Mid night Mack owned by B M Bullis Greensboro. Whispering Boy owned by Harold Garman Reading Pennsylvania and handled by Pew. With 18 dogs entered, two braces remain for Sunday's runs. The 24th annual Region 3 Amateur Championship of the Southeastern States Field Trial Association begins Monday over Hoffman courses. drawings set for Sunday night.
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Pinehurst
N.C
API
Carolina Amateur Field Trial Club
Synaglow
Joe Bales
Thomasville
Walton
Rip
John Pew
Moorestown
N.J
Midnight Mack
B. M. Bullis
Greensboro
Whispering Boy
Harold Garman
Reading
Pew
Southeastern States Field Trial Association
Hoffman
Coaches Want Old Rule Back in College Football
Several top college coaches attending the Football Writers Association All-America event advocate returning to free substitution and earlier open offenses. Names include John McKay, Mit Bruhn, Darrell Royal, Don Blackman, and Woody Hayes. They note defenses have caught up and expect more motion and multiple formations, with some favoring limited substitutions or wild card avoidance. Royal sees potential for new wrinkles like the original split T, while Bruhn doubts a full comeback.
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New York
Football Writers’ Association
Hayes
Royal
Don Faurot
Missouri
Golf Pros Tee Off Tomorrow in Charlotte Event
A field of 39 assistant club professionals will start a 27 hole one day tournament at Charlotte Country Club. The event, first of its kind in the area, is sponsored by the Charlotte Assistant Professionals League and carries $1000 in prize money. Favorites include Larry Beck and Harry Heath. Aubrey Apple will speak at a post event dinner. Also noted is Jim Fregosi’s early big league home run feats.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Country Club
Charlotte Assistant Professionals
Carolinas
Professional Golfiers Association
Larry Beck
Dee Harris-Cushman
Mid-Pines
Harry Heath
Quail Hollow Club
Aubrey Apple
PGA
Jim Fregosi
Los Angeles Angels
Dick Stigman
Minnesota
Dan Pfister
Kansas City
Money Isn't Everything To Pro Football Draftees
A group of top college stars weigh factors beyond pay as they face NFL or AFL offers. Notable players Glynn Griffing Lee Roy Jordan George Saimes Bobby Bell Jerry Stovall Pat Richter discuss team plans, location, security, pension and post football careers.
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American ‘Football League
Glynn Griffing
Mississippi
Lee Roy Jordan
Alabama
Ceniter
George Saimes
Michigan State
Bobby Bell
Minnesota
Jerry Stovall
Louisiana State
Pat Richter
Wisconsin
Richter
Griffing
New York Giants
NFL
Houston Oilers
New York
Houston
Jordan
Dallas
Boston
AFL
Billy Neighbors
Stovall
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Titans
Washington Redskins
Rover
Gilchrist Rolls Buffalo Wins 20-3
Buffalo Bills running back Cookie Gilchrist totaled 1,096 yards in his first AFL season and scored all 20 Buffalo points in a 20 to 3 victory over the New York Titans. Gilchrist had two 42 and 30 yard rushing TDs, plus two 42 and 27 yard field goals and extra points. The win secured Buffalo third place in the Eastern Division with a 7-6-1 record. Attendance 16,453.
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NEW York (Ap
Cookie Gilchhrist
Cess
Buffalo
New York Titans
Gilchrist
Titans
Hame
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Bill Shockley
Rumbler
Billy Cannon
New York
Dick Mumley
Buffalo Sac
Chase
Buf
Shockley
Wake Fresh Edge State By 68 To 66
Wake Forest freshmen defeated North Carolina State freshmen 68 to 66 in Raleigh. Bob Leonard scored 36 for Wake Forest and hit the winning jumper with two seconds left after State led 66 66 in a tight contest. Hal Biondeau led State with 16 points and Ray Hodgdon added 14.
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Wake Fresh Edge State
Raleigh
Bob Leonard
Wake Forest
N.C
State Wolflets
Deacon
Leonard
Hal Biondeau
Ray Hodgdon
Richard Block
Wake Forrest
PPA Announces Six Tournaments for 1963 Tourney Schedule
The Professional Putters Association unveiled a six event 1963 calendar led by a $50,000 national championship in Cleveland July 5 to 7. A 225 pro and 100 amateur field will vie for a growing purse across July dates in Indianapolis Charlotte Atlanta and Lake Charles with $100,000 total prize money. Qualifiers from 100 sites in June will send the top two pros and top amateur per site to the nationals. 25 exempt veterans complete the field. Defending champion is Paul Garrison of Indianapolis.
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New York
Professional Putters Association
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indianapolis
Charlotte
N.C
Atlanta
Lake Charles jLa
Paul Garrison
Syracuse Edges UCLA 12-7 on Mackay punt return
Syracuse overcame early miscues to beat UCLA 12-7 as John Mackay returned a punt 40 yards for a fourth quarter TD. Bruins led 7-6 after a Carl Bauers Jones pass and a late goal-line stop, but Syracuse surged with Mackay’s kickoff return and a strong ground game to seal the win before 14,485 in Memorial Coliseum.
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Memorial Coliseum
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Joe
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Gary Calles
Mel Profit
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Larry Zen
Leon Cholakis
Paul Houle
Gerry,Everling
Dick Bowman
Orange
Californians
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Net Pair Gets Top Ranking For Next Tennis Season
Andy Lloyd of Shreveport and Roberta Alison of Alexander City top SLTA seedings for next season after the 1962 play, with Lloyd followed by Crawford Henry Ned Neely and Jim Beste in men’s singles and Carolyn Rogers Elizabeth Trice and Jean Evans leading women’s singles. Randolph Reynolds elected president. other new SLTA officers named.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Andy Lloyd
Shreveport
Roberta Alison
Alexander City
Ala
Southern Lawn Tennis Association
Lloyd
Crawford Henry
Atlanta
Ned Neely
Jim Beste
Baton Rouge
S.C
SLTA
Randolph S. Reynolds
Anniston
W. E. Hester Jr
Jackson
Miss
Gilbert T. Stacy
Asheville
N.C
John W. West
Mickey Schad
Louisville
Chris Brown
Elizabeth Trice
Becky West
Jean Evans
Belton
Linda Tuero
New Orleans
Bryan M.grant Jr
Ian Guerry
Richard Hardaway
Greenville
D.C
Tarris Masterson
Mobile
Loops Agree On Grants Two
The Southwest Conference and the Big Eight reached a mutual recognition of letters of intent to curb football recruiting. Athletes signing with one conference school become ineligible to transfer without losing freshman and sophomore years. Dates set for signing are the Tuesday before Feb 15, then Feb 1 next year. The pact, aided by Howard Grubbs, aims to reduce recruiting pressure and protect students, who will sign a pre enrollment application before any aid is offered.
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Dallas
Tex
Southwest ‘Conference
Big Eight
Southwest Conference
Kansas City
Howard Grubbs
Grubbs
Pro Grid Standings
Buffalo defeated New York 20 to 3 on Saturday. Sunday schedule lists Oakland at Houston, Denver at Dallas, Boston at San Diego.
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New York
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Ait Houston
Denver
Dallas
Boston
San Diego
Cleveland
St. Louis
Green Bay
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
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