Smackover and Magnolia Are Picked to Win
Pine Bluff defeats Little Rock Central 20 to 6 as the top ranked Zebras extend their unbeaten run in the Big Ten. Texarkana edges Blytheville 14 to 7 while El Dorado ousts Hot Springs. Magnolia beats Camden 20 to 6 and Smackover defeats Malvern 16 to 14 in a week of Arkansas high school football results.
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Simmons Signs with Bills After Tulsa Star Pick
Tulsa star John Simmons signed a contract with the Buffalo Bills of the American Football League after finishing as the second leading collegiate pass catcher nationally last year.
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When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
The article notes that the Solunar schedule printed below follows John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. It advises planning days to fish or hunt in good territory during major periods, which start at the listed times and last for a set duration, with minor periods also described.
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Steeler Star Bob Schmitz Wins Player Of Week
Pittsburgh linebacker Bob Schmitz known as the quist man for steady effort broke through for a safety in a 9-7 win over Cleveland. AP named him Player of the Week as linebackers shone nationally.
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Coach Raps Goalie as Leafs Tie Canadiens in NHL
Punch Imlach criticized goalie Jonny Bower after the Toronto Maple Leafs settled for a 2-2 tie with the Montreal Canadiens. Imlach blamed Bower for both Canadiens goals in the second period despite one Leafs player in the penalty box. Meanwhile the Chicago Black Hawks extended a 4-0 lead and withstood a late Boston rally to defeat the Bruins 6-4.
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Wilson to Start for Patriots in Sunday Game
Eddie Wilson will replace Len Dawson as starter for the Kansas City Chiefs in the game against the New England Patriots Sunday. Daw sons is unclear. Wilson takes the helm for Kansas City in a key quarterback change.
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Parshall Will Start at Arkansas SMU Game
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles named Fred Marshall to start at quarterback against Southern Methodist in Dallas. The junior from Memphis led a strong showing in last week’s loss to Rice as sophomore Jon Brittenum deals with injury. Team captains for the SMU game are Tommy Moore, Jim John, and Gary Howard.
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Boys Take Over in Scoring
NEW YORK AP The major college football individual scoring race shows Cosmo Tacarazzi Princeton leading with 72 points from 12 touchdowns after a loss to Harvard. Terry Isaacson Air Force Academy follows with 62 points after scoring 20 in the rout of UCLA.
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Jay Wilkinson
Oklahoma
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Memphis State
Ken Waldrop
Army
Jay Cunningham
Bowling Green
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Teth
Koufax Demands $65,000 To Top Dodgers Pay Scale
Los Angeles reports Sandy Koufax seeks a 65,000 salary doubling his 1963 earnings after his 25 victories and two World Series wins. He would become Dodgers' highest paid pitcher, though not baseball's. Historical figures like Spahn and Feller are cited on pay records and attendance-based incentives.
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Associated Press
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Boston Braves
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Okla
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Lethridge Reaches Milestones With 58th Point Game
The player posted his 11th field goal of the season and moved within two of the single season record of 13 by Ed Dyas of Auburn. The three-pointer marked his 20th career, an all time mark.
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Alworth Named Player of Week in AL Loop
New York AP reports Lance Alworth of the San Diego Chargers earned the American Football League Player of the Week for a 7-6 win over Boston. He scored the team's only TD on a 27-yard pass and set an AFL single game record with his fourth pass catch.
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Associated Press
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Bill Miller
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Halas Feels Spy Watch Ahead of Bears Versus Packers
Chicago AP report describes a three story apartment near Wrigley Field where a photographer's window view sparked Halas to scold his Bears players. He warned the squad about a supposed secret drill before the big game with Green Bay and claimed the photographer sought to capture plays for Vince Lombardi.
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Associated Press
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Braves Attendance Record Tied to Spahn Pay Rise
The article notes $119,570 in 1963 NASCAR era earnings and a calculated extra $110,752.60 for Warren Spahn beyond his $25,000 base, amid Perini moving the Braves to Milwaukee and setting a National League attendance record of 1,807,526.
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Defense Dominates as Celtics Top Lakers in Narrow Win
Bill Russell powered a 114-110 Celtics victory over the Lakers at Madison Square Garden, playing all 48 minutes, pulling 31 rebounds and anchoring a league on defense. Boston improves to 10-1, while the West-leading Lakers sit at 7-6. Knicks edge Hawks 106-102 to move into third in the East. Warriors beat Royals 98-92 in a low-scoring night.
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Associated Press
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Robustelli Eyes End After 109th Game For Giants
New York Giants defensive end Andy Robustelli, 36, has played 103 consecutive games in a 13 year career and says he probably will retire at season's end. He doubles as defensive coach and hints he may pursue coaching, while Giants draft Bob Taylor to replace him if needed.
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Kin Leads Chicago Golf Group In City Circuits
Chicago businessman Thomas V. Kin, known for ties to Michigan State and Michigan, emerges as a leading figure in a local golf group based in Chicago. The report notes Kin’s active role and cross state connections within the sport community.
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Delaware II RST in Small Colleges
The University of Delaware Blue Hens rose to No 1 among small college football teams in the Associated Press poll, edging Northern Illinois by one point. NIU’s George Bork became the first forward passer with 3,000 yards in a season as NIU finished the regular season 9-1 and prepares for the Mineral Bowl, while Delaware 32-23 over Temple and heads to Rutgers before closing against Bucknell.
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Yogi Berra Tells Fans He Feels Like a Rookie Manager
Yogi Berra, new Yankees manager, says he feels like a rookie awaiting the 1964 spring training. He admits butterflies but explains a one year contract shows his readiness. Berra also announces Jimmy Gleeson as first base coach and discusses roster needs and potential outfield and catching changes.
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Will Break Ties With Coin Flip In NFL Divisions
New York AP reports that ties for first place in NFL divisions will be decided by coin flips. All teams with any mathematical chance for a division title will meet in New York at Commissioner Rozelle's office, typically in late November.
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Fight results from New Jersey to California boxing card
In Union City Bob Agena 173 of New York defeated an opponent by points over 8 rounds. In Phoenix Manuel Elias 122% stopped Hector Aguñez 121% of Mexico in 7 rounds. Tony Montana 164 of Phoenix outpointed Aman Peck 157 of Tampa in 10 rounds. In Stockton Rey Asis 119% of Stockton outpointed Luis Leija 118% of Mexico in 10 rounds.
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Bullets Move Fine Reduced Over Chicago Exit
The Baltimore Bullets saw their moving fine cut from 25 000 to 5 000 by the NBA Board of Governors after the team arranged to relocate from Chicago without league permission and violated a three year stay agreement. The club still faced a total cost of 5 000 for breaking the deal and moving.
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National Basketball Association Scores and Upcoming Matches
San Francisco defeated St Louis 98 to 102 while Boston outscored Cinemnatic 114 to 98 Los Angeles beat New York 110 to 106 and San Francisco edged St Louis 102 to 94 on Thursday Detroit visits San Francisco as New York plays Boston Friday games include Los Angeles at Philadelphia and Baltimore hosts at Baltimore with more schedules to follow.
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National Hockey League Scores and Thursday Results
The Associated Press reports league results with Toronto 2 Montreal 2 and Chicago 6 Boston 4. Thursday games included Toronto at New York State McNeese Lit State with 16 and Slippery Rock Pennsylvania with 15.
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