Koufax Named Male Athlete of the Year by AP Poll
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax, a Brooklyn-born left-hander, topped the Associated Press year-end poll as Male Athlete of the Year. He won 25 games, helped Los Angeles to the NL pennant, swept the World Series, and collected the Cy Young Award. Other top vote-getters included Y A Tittle, Roger Staubach, Jack Nicklaus, Sonny Liston, and Arnold Palmer.
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Mountaineers Struggle Without Key Stars This Season
West Virginia basketball slumps to a 6-6 start after a 65-57 home upset by Furman as the Mountaineers play without Rod Hundley Jerry West or Rod Thorn. Pitt trampled Dartmouth 107-78 and Virginia Tech edged Virginia 62-60 in other major games.
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Gillman Praises Boston Defense Ahead of Chargers Clash
San Diego coach Sid Gillman praised the Boston Patriots defense as strong among AFL teams while noting their pre season games showcase different patterns. He stressed San Diego must develop both running and passing games and faces a third title bid, with Patriots’ Mike Holovak commenting on the upcoming matchup.
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Unclear historic scoreboard roundup with scattered results
A garbled basketball scoreboard lists multiple games and scores from various teams including Virginia Tech, Virginia, Jacksonville, Pitt, Yale, Santa Barbara, Furman, West Virginia, Tulsa, Houston, Butler, Brigham Young, and others. The text mixes colleges, opponents, and misread names, yielding an unclear composite of outcomes without cohesive context or dates.
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East West Teams Are Completed All Star Selections
NBA coaches completed East and West rosters for the 4th annual All Star Game in Boston on Jan 14. Detroit’s Bailey Howell and Don Ohl join Tom Gola of New York and Chet Walker of Philadelphia, joining 16 earlier picks. Red Auerbach to coach East. Freddy Schaus to coach West.
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Hull Leads Hawks List of All Stars
NEW YORK AR Bobby Hull the goal scoring leader and three other members of the first place Chicago Black Hawks named to The Associated Press National Hockey League All Star team for the opening half of the 1963 64 campaign Center Jean Beliveau of Montreal was selected as MVP and Jacques Laperriere the Canadiens young defenseman was picked the outstanding rookie Goalie Glenn Hall defense man Pierre Pilote and right winger Ken Wharram were the other Chicago players chosen for the All Stars Thursday Tim Horton Toronto defenseman and the veteran Beliveau rounded out the six man team selected on performances through games of Jan 1
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High Point Black Bison Meet RJR In Key Central 4A Clash
High Point with a 4-1 mark heads to Winston-Salem to face R. J. Reynolds at 8 p.m. Both teams feature double-digit scorers led by Quinn Koontz and George McDowell for the Bison and Dave Stroupe and Mark Murphy for Reynolds. The game could decide the conference title with rebounding and experience shaping the outcome.
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Mountaineers face tough spread in roundup notes
SC Roundup reports Mountaineers coach misread signs and West Virginia may miss top four in the Southern Conference. A 69-66 loss to Yale in the Los Angeles Classic consolation leg of Furman’s showcase dampened hopes as WVU slid to 6-6 overall and 4-2 in league play, trailing leaders and tied with William and Mary.
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Torres Gonzalez boxing title clash at Madison Square Garden
Jose Torres and Jose Gonzalez, Caribbean boxers, meet in New York for a middleweight Puerto Rico title bout. Torres guarantees Gonzalez 10000 dollars, splitting TV receipts and gate profits. The fight airs live on ABC TV at 10 p.m. EST with Torres aiming to bolster his ranking.
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Knoxville Raps Gens Once More
Knoxville defeated Greensboro 8-4 behind late free throws by Barry Benfield as Paul Long snapped a 60 60 tie in overtime. Nashville, tied for second, remained idle after an overtime 44 44 tie with Philadelphia as other conference teams rested.
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ACC Teams Resume Loop Play Saturday
Virginia led all ACC scorers with league points as the conference resumes action. Duke and Maryland visit opponents while North Carolina, NC State, Clemson, Wake Forest, and Virginia Tech are in play, with Virginia at 0-3 and Duke home for a key matchup.
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Catamounts Defend Crown At Spindale
Western Carolina defends its title in the sixth annual Spindale Rotary Club basketball tournament opening at Spindale Recreation Center. Unbeaten WCC Catamounts, with eight wins, meet Erskine at 9 p.m. to complete opening round. Appalachian and Piedmont of Georgia clash at 7 p.m. The losers play Saturday, followed by the championship at 9 p.m.
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NBA Scores From Thursday AP Roundup
Cincinnati edged Detroit 112 111 in a tightly contested game while Baltimore defeated New York 124 109. St Louis beat San Francisco 111 06 in a high scoring tilt with the result shaping the standings.
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