Trull and Elkins Lead in Baylor Statistics
Baylor stars Don Trull and Larry Elkins set multiple records as the season nears its end. Trull ties season completions with 128 and owns career completions and yardage marks. Elkins breaks single game and conference receiving records and contemplates national pace with three games left, while both extend their seasons with strong totals in passing and receiving.
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Dallas
Don Trull
Larry Elkins
Baylor
Trull
Elkins
Texas
Jim Benton
Arkansas
Vern Burke
Oregon State
Burke
Ben Proctor
Danny Thomas
Southern Methodist
Trail
Thomas
David Parks
Texas Tech
Palmer Leads US tour money list with 19620 earnings
Palmer heads the PGA money list with 123,230 in earnings for the year. Nicklaus ranks second at 98,990, followed by Boros at 77,356 and Lema at 67,112 as American pro golfers have won 617,609 to date.
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Dunedin
Fla
America
Arnold Palmer
Professional Golfers’ Association
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables By John Alden Knight
The schedule of Solunar period shown in regular type, taken from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan your days so you will be fishing or hunting in good territory during these times to find the best sport each day has to offer. Major periods begin at the time shown and last for about one and a half to two hours. minor periods follow.
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John Alden Knight
Texas Remains Nation's Best Navy Is Next
Texas holds the No. 1 spot in the AP college football poll for the fifth straight week while Navy rises to second after a dominant 42-7 win over Maryland. Mississippi and Michigan State follow, with Oklahoma, Pitt, Alabama, Auburn, Nebraska, and Ohio State also in the top ten. Texas extended its unbeaten run with a 7-0 squeaker over Baylor, its eighth straight win.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press
NEW York
Texas
Longhorns
iNavy
Michigan State
Oklahoma
Pitt
Tinois
Auburn
Ohio State
Baylor
Navy
Finois
Michigan
Midshipmen
Maryland
Mississippi
Tampa
Purdue
Alabama
Winds
Nebraska
Iowa State
Notre Dame
Panthers
Idhe
Mississippi State
Kansas
Penn State
New Mexico Woman Leads Golf Tourney
Kathy Whitworth of Jal New Mexico wins the San Antonio Civitan Open, her seventh tour victory of 1963, tying Mickey Wright at 299 after 72 holes. Whitworth captures first money of 1300 amid a dramatic sudden death playoff.
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San Antonio
Auburn
Mel Rosen
Marilyn Jo Smelko
Crystal Springs
Rosen
Marilyn
Washington's Bill Douglas Named Back of the Week
Washington quarterback Bill Douglas, 6-1, 175, standout for the Huskies in a 39-26 win over California. He passed for 176 yards, ran for 67, and aided multiple scoring drives including a 52 yard series and a 32 yard field effort, earning AP Back of the Week honors. Staubach and Lothridge also posted strong numbers for Navy and Georgia Tech respectively.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York
Bill Douglas
University of Washington
Dougas
Huskies
California
Uyal
Naval Academy
Maryland
Lothridge
Trumph
Plorwds State
Cotton Bowl eyes seven teams for possible rematch
Dallas AP report says Cotton Bowl officials listed seven contenders as potential opponents for the Texas near the Southwest Conference title race. Navy ranked No 2 and SMU beat Navy earlier this season. Candidates named include Navy Army Pitt Mississippi Auburn Georgia Tech and Penn State.
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Dallas
Texas
Navy
Southern Methodist
Heing
Army
Pitt
Mississippi
Aupir
Georgia Tech
Penn State
Deer Hunting Fatality Reported On Opening Day
Arkansas records a deer hunting death on opening day as Roy Hicks age 37 near Three Creeks in Union County is accidentally shot by his uncle C W Hicks who fired after hearing a fence squeak. Coroner W N Mc Kinney ruled the death accidental.
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Three Creeks
Ark
Arkansas
Roy Hicks
Union County
C. W. Hicks
W. N.mckinney
Largest bow and arrow buck tops Arkansas opening hunt
Wynne hunter Jim Taylor killed a 200 pound pine-point buck with a bow as Arkansas deer season opened. Wildlife officer Wesley Flowers reported the record bow and arrow kill to the Game and Fish Commission. Also noted is the Missile Bowl in Orlando featuring an All Marine Corps matchup between Quantico and San Diego Marines on December 7.
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Little Rock
Jim Taylor
Wynne
Arkansas
Game and Fish Commission
Wesley Flowers
Missile Bowl
Orlando
Florida
Fla
Quantico Marines
San Diego Marines
Alworth Ties League Record With 13 Catches
New York AP Lance Alworth San Diego baby faced flanker tied AFL record by catching 13 passes against Boston. He has 968 receiving yards 8 touchdowns 46 catches while leading league in ground gains among receivers. Clem Daniels led rushers Oakland 122 yards 31 carries in Raiders 23 7 win over Kansas City. Tobin Rote San Diego remained top passer 114 of 182 14 TDs. Gino Cappelletti widened scoring lead with 87 points to 63 for George Blanda.
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NEW York
Lance Alworth
San Diego
Boston
Alworth
Art Powell
Oakland
Clem Daniels
Raiders
Kansas City
Tobin Rote
Jack Kemp
Buffalo
Rote
Gino Cappelletti
George Blanda
Houston
Effigy Time Affects Texas Christian Texas Grid Clash
The Southwest Conference eyes an influence from an effigy of Texas Christian coach Abe Martin ahead of the Texas vs. TCU game. Texas, No. 1, seeks revenge while both teams arrive in top form. Injuries are noted for Texas and TCU with Harold Philipp limited at Texas and Leo Lowery out for Texas Tech.
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Associated Press
Texas
Texas Christian
Abe Martin
Abe
TCU
Texas Tech
Frogs
Syracuse
Darrell Royal
Martin
Austin
Harold Philipp
Royal
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Hayden Fry
Rice
Texas A&m
Houston
Ray Gene Hinze
Baylor
Kentucky
Bears
Waco
Don Trull
Trull
Texas Westtern
el Paso
Leo Lowery
Lowery
Parks Told of SMU Quickness
Fayetteville Arkansas AP reports the Razorbacks prepared to face SMU with a speedy backfield and quick quarterbacks and running backs. Coach Frank Broyles noted SMU’s backfield depth and overall speed, saying they are among the quickest Arkansas has encountered this season.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Southern Methodist
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Can
No Solution Reached by Committee
Washington AP report says the U S Olympic Committee adjourned its two day session with no permanent solution to the AAU NCAA split ahead of the 1964 Tokyo Games. Mediation by Gen Douglas MacArthur failed to produce a settlement as votes tilted to AAU control.
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Washington
U.S. Olympic Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
America
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
United States
International Federation For Baseball
NCAA
Kennedy
Armed Forces
Sen
Inter-Agency Committee On International Sports
Backfield Speed Noted After Loss to Rice
Broyles praised speed in the backfield and on the line after a Saturday defeat to Rice. Trainer Bill Ferrell stated no major injuries were reported from the game.
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Broyles
Bill Ferrell
Rice
Hunter shoots deer and downed horse near Jonesboro Arkansas
In Lousesboro Arkansas on opening day a 16 year old hunter aimed at a deer and struck a horse carrying a game warden Lowell Hazel the warden wasn t hurt The horse was hit in the chest foreleg and left shoulder by 12 gauge pellets and was being examined by a veterinarian to determine if permanently injured The accident occurred nine miles north of Jonesboro with Hazel noting unusually high hunter numbers near town
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Lonesboro
Ark
Arkansas
Lowell Hazel
Jonesboro
Woods
Hazel
Robertson Leads Pro Statistics in NBA Scoring and Assists
New York AP reports Oscar Robertson of the Cincinnati Royals tops the league in scoring with 333 points in 13 games and 122 assists. Wilt Chamberlain leads scoring percentage. San Francisco’s defense under Alex Hannum is strong, while Celtics and Hawks players lead in other categories.
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New York
Big O ' Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
NBA
Robertson
San Francisco Warriors
Alex Hannum
Boston Celtics
Wilt Chamberlain
Warriors
Charlie Vaughn
St. Louis Hawks
Cliff Hagan
Hawks
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Bill Russell
Celtics
From College To Fishing Gear Pioneer Chandler Leads US Trade
Cortland resident life has straddled college and fishing industry as Harold Claassen profiles 38 year old Leon Chandler, VP of a fishing line maker who traveled to Poznan Poland representing 30 American firms. He notes fishing as a top sport in Poland with little distraction and high demand for American gear while recounting demonstrations for a Polish audience, a U.S. senator, and Russian officers.
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Harold Claassen
Associated Press
Cortland
N.Y
Leon Chandler
United States
Poznan
Poland
U.S
Chandler
Philip Hart
D-Mich
National Basketball Association Monday Results
Boston defeated St. Louis 116 to 110 and Detroit beat Los Angeles 116 to 109. San Francisco was scheduled to play Philadelphia in today’s only game.
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National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Spa Chess Club Triumphs in Little Rock Tourney
Spa Chess Club defeated three other teams Sunday in a Little Rock tournament. The Hot Springs club led the field, with Little Rock Chess Club finishing second, an independents team third, and Camden Chess Club fourth.
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Spa
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Camden
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