Arkansas Coach Frustrated After AP Final Poll Narrowly Misses No 1
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles expressed disappointment after Alabama secured the No 1 spot in the final AP poll as Arkansas finished No 2 with a 5-5 record in 1963. He noted a possible chance for next season, highlighted the Cotton Bowl date, and spoke of pride in his players and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Schay
Associated Press
Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Alabama
Broyles Saaid
Georgia
Broyles
University
Barnhill Field House
Southwest Conference
Razorbacks
Nebraska
Football Writers Association of America
Texas
Notre Dame
National Basketball Association Monday and Wednesday results
The Associated Press notes no games Monday. Upcoming games include Detroit at Indianapolis and Boston at New York. Other matches list Cincinnati at Detroit Los Angeles at St Louis and Baltimore versus San Francisco in San Jose. Also mentioned is Manitoba province covering 39 000 square miles of lakes and rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Detroit
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Boston
New York
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Baltimore
San Francisco
St. Louis
San Jose
Calif
Manitoba
Canada
Solunar Tables When to Hunt or Fish by Ae
The schedule of Solunar Periods from John Alden Knight shows daily major and minor hunting and fishing times. Major periods begin at stated times and last about one to two hours, while minor periods are shorter, guiding planning for best sport sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alden Knight
Caveness Named to Look Magazine All Stars
New York AP Ronnie Caveness Arkansas Razorback linebacker was named Monday to a 22 man Look Magazine all star team chosen by the Football Writers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ronnie Caveness
Arkansas Razorback
Monda
Look Magazine
Football Writers Association
Battle Lines Drawn in Pro Grid Draft
The NFL and AFL wage a $5 million contest for top college stars like Dick Butkus Gale Sayers and Steve DeLong across 27 hours of drafting. NFL picks spanned 20 rounds with 280 players while the AFL followed a 16 hour draft, both conducted by telephone as teams seek prize signings worth roughly $250,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
National Football League
American League
Dick Butkus
Gale Sayers
Steve DeLong
Jack Snow
Joe Namath
NFL
AFL
Butkus
Illinois
Chicago Bears
IFL
Denver Broncs
DeLong
Tennessee
Bears
San Diego
Sayers
Kansas
Kansas City
Elkins
Baylor
Houston
Green Bay Packers
Namath
Indiana
Jerry Rush
Michigan State
Jets
Nowatzke
Boston
Rush
New York Giants
Tucker
Frederickson
Auburn
Giants
Chuck Mercein
Yale
Bob Timberlake
Michigan
Henry Carr
Arizona State
Clarence Williams
Washington
Los Angeles
Mike Curtis
Duke
Baltimore
Craig Morton
California
Dallas Cowboys
Oakland
Huarte
Philadelphia
Jue Budiaricn
Burnett Leads Hope Cagers Over Nashville
Hope Bobcats open season with a 55 30 win over Nashville Scrappers paced by Jerry Burnett with 20 points and Andy High with 16. Shofner led Nashville with 15, while Dennis Ramsey 6, Jim Johnson 5, Mike Archer 4, Ronnie Ingram and Larry May 2. Lady Cats win 58 41 behind Phyllis Martin’s 32 as Hope hosts Lewisville next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hardage
Hope Star
Bobcats
Scrappers
Nashville
Jerry Burnett
Andy High
Cats
Hope
Burnett
High
Dennis Ramsey
Jim Johnson
Mike Archer
Ronnie Ingram
Larry May
Shofner
Lady Cats
Phyllis Martin
Shirley Smith
Becky Lewis
Debbie Connelly
Lewisville
Juniors Venture to Bradley Tournament
The Hope Bobkittens travel to Bradley for the tournament as Coach Glen Ballard takes ten players Richard Sallee Danny Turner Johnny Jones Terry Hairi Danny Key Donnie Middlebrooks Joe McMurrough Larr East John Henley Buz Andrews plus sees the junior girls face Fouke at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Bradley action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Murphy
Hope Bobkittens
Bradley
Glen Ballard
Richard Sallee
Danny Turner
Johnny Jones
Terry Hairi
Danny Key
Donnie Middlebrooks
Joe McMurrough
Larr East
John Henley
Buz Andrews
Hope
Park Cagers Open Against Kansas Five
Kansas visits Fayetteville to open the 1964 65 season against Arkansas as Glen Rose hopes for an upset. Jayhawks center Walt Wesley at 6 1 and Razorbacks junior Ronald Cooper at 6 8 will clash with guards Ricky Sugg and Steve Rousseau and forwards J D McConnell and John Talkington providing the Arkansas offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ark
Kansas
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Parkers
Glen Rose
Jayhawks
Walt Wesley
Ronald Cooper
Ricky Sugg
Steve Rousseau
J. D. McConnell
John Talkington
del Lewis
Riney Lochmann
Ren Franz
al Lopez
Ex Notre Dame coach signs list of players
An ex Notre Dame coach announces a signing class including Tom Myers from Northwestern at Detroit quarterback, Archie Sutton Winds tackle from Minnesota, Vern Biggs Jackson State defensive end to the Jets, Gus Ollo Missouri fullback, Rich Zecker Utah State tackle, and Holly Varta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Tom Myers
Northwestern
Detroit
Archie Sutton
Minnesota
Vern Biggs
Jackson State
Jets
Gus Ollo
Missouri
Rich Zecker
Utah State
Holly
Varta
Sonny Werblin
Butkus
Bears
Bill George
Chicago
AFL
Denver Broncos
NFL
Buffalo Bills
Ohio State
Jim Davidson
Kansas City Chiefs
Town State
Mike Cox
Otis Taylor
Prairie View
A&m
Denver
Miller Farr
Wichita
Broncos
Green Bay Packers
Georgia Tech
Bill Curry
Minnesota Vikings
Dave Osborn
North Dakota
Osborn
Ichoices
San Francisco 49Ers
Fred Polser
East Texas State
Polser
Oakland Raiders
Alabama Is Crowned No 1 National Football Team
Alabama edged Arkansas for the national title in the final AP poll. The Tide finished 10-0 after a 10-game season, with Michigan and Notre Dame also in the top ranks.
Fighters Go to England for Big Gate
American boxers chase prime paydays abroad as Willie Pastrano earns about 65000 dollars by stopping Terry Downes in Manchester to set up a title bid in London. Emile Griffith also profits with a likely Wembley bout against Dave Charnley, while Pastrano eyes a rematch for the undisputed crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Watts
Associated Press
London
United States
England
Oberon
Willie Pastrano
Miami
Terry Downes
Manchester
Britain
Terry
Willie
Pastrano
Emile Griffith
New York
Dave Charnley
Griffith
Wembley Stadium
New Yorker
Powe
Downes
Andy Smyth
Ireland
Smyth
Pro Grid Draft Battle Feud Over Namath And Butkus
Illinois linebacker Dick Butkus leans toward the NFL while Alabama quarterback Joe Namath draws AFL interest. Namath could fetch a 150000 dollar salary bonus and a quick path to first string. Jets already boast Dick Wood while the Cardinals rely on Charley Johnson. Weeb Ewbank compares Namath to Johnny Unitas, saying the team wants him badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Illinois
Dick Butkus
National Football League
Alabama
Joe Namath
Namath
AFL
New York Jets
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Charley Johnson
Jets
Dick Wood
Weeb Ewbank
Johnny Unitas
Ewbank
Unitas
Baltimore
Federal workers up eight thousand in October report
Federal civilian employment rose by eight thousand nine hundred fifty four to two million four hundred seventy thousand three hundred thirty in October. The Senate House Committee on Reduction of Non Essential Federal Expenditure reported the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mighty Bama
Washington
Senate
House Committee On
Pastrano Stops Downes to Retain Light-Heavy Title
In Manchester Willie Pastrano of Miami halted Terry Downes of England in the 14th round to keep the world light heavyweight championship. Other results include George Benton decisioning Jimmy Ellis in Philadelphia and Mario Kaneda knocking out Chang Byong Oh in Tokyo. Jim Meuilleur outpointed Kid Charles in Sarnia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manchester
England
Willie Pastrano
Miami
Terry Downes
Pastrano
Philadelphia
George Benton
Jimmy Ellis
Louisville
Tokyo
Mario Kaneda
Japan
Chang Byong Oh
South Korea
Sarnia
Jim Meuilleur
Toronto
Kid Charles
Detroit
Good Players Shine in Small Colleges All-America Lineup
Harold Claassen notes Jerry Cole from Southwest Texas State remains versatile as he shifts between end and defensive halfback in AP Little All-America selections. The article details the first small-college offensive and defensive platoons since 1953, listing players by position and school, highlighting Coleman and other stars such as Alphonse Dotson of Grambling and Charles Green of Wittenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Claassen
Associated Press
NEW York
Jerry Cole
Texas State
Cole
Alphonse Dotson
Grambling
William Fuller
Sacramento State
John
Detour) Smith
Maryland State
Robert Burs
Willamette
Charles Green
Wittenberg
William Cline
East Carolina
Gerald Allen
Omaha
Randy Schultz
State College of Town
Green
West Milton
Ohio
Government payroll shifts show large increases and decreases
The committee reported monthly expenditures with the largest rise in the Post Office Department by 1,820 and the Commerce Department by 1,685, while the Army reduced civilian payrolls by 1,733 and the Interior Department by 907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Commerce Department
Army
Interior Department
Rose Bowl Fever Hits Two Campuses in Season Openers
College basketball opens with Michigan hosting Ball State and Oregon State under Paul Valenti welcoming San Francisco as top teams clash in season kickoffs. Duke, Davidson, and Wake Forest also feature, with UCLA pursuing a 30 game win streak against Illinois amid a barrage of major early games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Couch
Associated Press
Michigan
Oregon State
Wolverines
UCLA
Little Ball State
Beavers
Paul Valenti
San Francisco
Pasadena
Calif
Duke
Davidson
Bill Buntin
Cazzie Russell
Associated S Press
Ball State
Blue Devils
Mel Counts
Valenti
Slats Gill
Wake Forest
Virginia Tech
Minnesota
South Dakota State
North Carolina
Clemson
Bradley
Kansas
Arkansas
St. Louis
North Dakota
Notre Dame
Lewis
Walt Hazzard
Gail Goodrtch
Ilinois
Wichita
Long Beach
Vanderbilt
Rice
Syracuse
American University
Creighton
St. John’s
N.Y
Temple
Wittenberg Player’s Undefeated High School and College Streak
A star from a high school with all wins in junior and senior seasons and a Wittenberg career where the only non-win was a tie. This summary highlights the athlete’s dominant early success and near-perfect college run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittenberg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parker
Saaniee
Frenk O'Neal
Hope ZX Star Sports
Caveness
Hope Cagers
Tournaiment
U.S
Crimson Tide
Southern California
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Bam
Bryant
Tide
Southern Cal
Yas Alabama
The
Tulane
Florida
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Oklahoma State
Tulsa
Christian
Wichita State
Texas A&m
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Irish
Ara Parseghian
Southern
Cal Storm
Trish
Bama
Squirrel Hunter
James Harris
Bois d’ Arc
Edward
Buicks
BUICK
James Motor CO
East Third Street
Lowell Thomas and the News
CBS Radio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!