Pro Bowl Tilt Sees East Underdog Without Y A Tittle
East and West squads meet at Memorial Coliseum in the 14th Pro Bowl. West favored by a touchdown with Johnny Unitas, Jim Brown, and Gail Cogdill among starters. East replaces Tittle with Norman Snead and lists Charley Johnson, Buddy Dial, and Erich Barnes as key players.
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Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
NBC
Y. A. Tittle
New York
Giants
Chicago Bears
San Francisco
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Allie Sherman
George Halas
Chicago
Norman Snead
Washington
Tittle
Charley Johnson
St. Louis
Jim Brown
Cleveland
Tim Brown
Philadelphia
Buddy Dial
Pittsburgh
Johnny Unitas
Jim Taylor
Green Bay
Tommy Mason
Minnesota
Terry Barr
Detroit
Bill Wade
Wade
Bears
Packers
Browns
Miami
Jim
Katcavage
John LaVetere
Erich Barnes
Dick Lynch
Unitas
Barr
John Mackey
Colts
Mike Ditka
Gail Cogdill
Lions
Ray Berry
Johnson
del Shoffner
Lee Folkins
Cowboys
Pete Retzlaff
Eagles
Bobby Mitchell
Redskins
NFL Wins Dollar Battle For Top Draft Picks
The NFL dominates early draft signings in a wage battle with the AFL for the college crop. Appleton, Lorick, and Thurlow loom large as teams push to lock or court signings while some prospects defer. NFL leads 11-3 in first two rounds with several players still undecided or under negotiation.
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National Football League
American Football League
Scott Appleton
Texas
Houston Oilers
AFL
Pittsburgh
Buddy Dial
Dallas Cowboys
NFL
Appleton
Jack Scott
Houston
Oilers
Appleton- Hilton
Tony Lorick
Arizona State
Oakland Raiders
Baltimore Colts
Lorick
Pete Beathard
California
Kansas City Chiefs
Detroit
Future
Steve Thurlow
Stanford
New York Giants
Denver
Matt Snorton
Michigan State
Boston Patriots
Jack Concannon
Boston College
Philadelphia Eagles
Jon Morris
Holyama Green Bay
Houland
Oakland
Minnesota Vikings
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Francisco
Green Bay
New York Jets
Liberal substitution rule eyed by NCAA coaches
The NCAA Football Rules Committee discussed a new substitution plan at a three day meeting in Fort Lauderdale with a vote likely Sunday. Subcommittee revisions aimed to balance coach desires with rule revision limits while preserving two way player development and stopping clock substitution constraints.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Football Rules Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ivan Williamson
Wisconsin
American Football Coaches Association
Williamson
Jack Curtice
Rules
Football Coaches Group
Crosby Go Will Offer More Dough
Crosby’s golfing extravaganza returns to Pebble Beach in its 23rd edition with a larger field and a $60,000 purse. Despite its unofficial status due to pro-am format this year, top pros compete for official prize money while Billy Casper claimed the 1963 individual title with 285 over four rounds and $5,300. The pro-am team event features Doug Sanders and Lloyd Pitzer posting a 257 best-ball score across Monterey Peninsula, Cypress Point, and Pebble Beach courses.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Bing Crosby
Professional Golfers Association
Billy Casper
Doug Sanders
Chicago
Lloyd Pitzer
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Cypress Point
Ford Chrysler pact frames testing of the breed in racing
Ford and Chrysler announce a global racing strategy to boost image with events from Monte Carlo to East African safari. Ford plans four Falcon sprint entries in Monte Carlo, backed by an all American crew. GM remains on the sidelines, while Henry Ford II steered Ford away from the Auto Manufacturers Association stance.
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Chrysler
Ford
Detroit
Ford and I
Corpo
U.S
Lee A. Toccocca
Ford Division
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford II
Auto Manufacturers Association
Lotus
Dearborn Auto
Monte Carlo
Studebaker Corp
Ferguson
Monaco
Scott Harvey
Sports Car Club of America
Eugene Henderson
Dearborn, Mich
Lincoln-Mercury
Comets Tto
Safari
A-W Track Sets Four '64 Races
Asheville-Weaverville Speedway in North Carolina announces four major races for 1964. The schedule begins March 1 with a 200-lap Grand National test. May 3 and June 2 host 200-lap National Modified and Sportsman events. August 9 features the Western North Carolina 500 a 250-lap race with purse over $15,000. Fred Sorensen is the defending champion.
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Asheville
N.C
Asheville - Weaverville Speedway
Nascar
Bob Presley
Fred Sorensen
UNC Tank Team Victorious Again
UNC swimming extended its unbeaten streak to seven meets with a 56-38 win over Virginia Tech in Chapel Hill. Coach Pat Earley used most of the squad as the Tar Heels led the Gobblers throughout. In a freshman meet, UNC defeated Fork Union Military Academy 49-46 with Pete Worthen setting two meet records, 21.8 and 48.9 in the 50 and 100 freestyle respectively.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Pat Earey
Tar Heels
Fork Union Military Academy
Pete Worthen
MAC Boxing Meet Set Jan 23 25
The Mercury Athletic Club announces the Carolina AAU Boxing Tournament at City Lake Pavilion January 23 to 25. Open to all boxers 16 and older in North and South Carolina with 10 weight divisions and headgear required. Approximately 120 boxers expected with entries from 15 clubs, including High Point Charlotte Police Athletic League Camp Lejeune and Fort Bragg.
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Mercury Athletic Club
City Lake Pavilion
Oscar Ellington
North
South Carolina
AAU
Ellington
Las Vegas
Nev
High Point
Charlotte Police Athletic League
Camp Lejeune
BB Cobras
Jacksonville
N. C
Fort Bragg
Cherry Point
Charleston Air Force Base
Shaw Air Force Base
Gaffney
S. C
Cooper River
North Charleston
Mt. Holly
Lincolnton
Shelby
Charles
Billy Ayer
Rickie
Mike Ballinger
Jerry Waters
Robert McGinnis
Danny Hogg
Colon Austin
Robert Welch
Jimmy Hester
Reitzel Johnson
Bobby Anthony
Mercury Club
City Lake
NBA All-Stars Meet West Power In Boston Anniversary
From 10-year selectee Bob Pettit to rookie Jerry Lucas an array of talent joins the 14th annual NBA All-Star game returning to its birthplace Boston Tuesday. The East led by Bill Russell Oscar Robertson and Celtics stars faces a West anchored by Wilt Chamberlain Pettit West stars and top scorers. coaching by Red Auerbach for the East and Fred Schaus for the West.
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Boston
Bob Pettit
Jerry Lucas
George Mikan
Bob Cousy
Ed MacAuley
Jim Pollard
Vern Mikkelsen
Dick McGuire
Andy Phillip
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Pettit
St. Louis
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Walt Bellamy
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Boston Garden Court
Celtics
Walter ‘Brown
New York
Red Auerback
Fred Schaus
Los Angeles Pilots
Royals
Tommy Heinsohn
Sam Jones
Russell
Wayne Embry
Lucas
Robertson
Len Chappell
Tom Gola
Philadelphia
Hal Greer
Chet Walker
Terry Dischinger
Bailey Howell
Don Ohl
Detroit
Lew Wilkens
Guy Rodgers
Palmer Dominates Modern Golf Money List With $473000
Arnold Palmer's 1963 earnings push him to the top of the modern era money list with $473,008 total. Doug Ford trails with $331,976. Jack Nicklaus and Julius Boros also among top earners as the era began in 1947. Sam Snead and Cary Middlecoff remain among early leaders in this evolving ranking.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Doug Ford
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Rec
Sam Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Marzich Beats Patterson In St Louis Open Final
Victor Marzich of Long Beach California rolled a strike on the last frame to defeat Pat Patterson of St Louis 246 to 237 in the nationally televised finals of the Professional Bowlers Association 25000 St Louis Open. Marzich earned 4000 dollars for the win.
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Andy Marzich
Long Beach
Calif
Pat Patterson
Marzich
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