Borgmeyer's 5 Leads Helias To 47-40 Win
Helias Crusaders upset School of the Osage 47-40 as Dick Borgmeyer scored 15 points and pulled six rebounds. Ken Brown added 11 points, with Ed Wilson 17 points and 18 rebounds for Osage. Helias used a fast break after a 7-5 start to lead 23-13 at halftime.
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Pacific in Shape To Lengthen Lead In Four Rivers
PACIFIC, owning a 2-0 conference mark and 6-0 overall, seeks to widen its Four Rivers lead this week with games against Toop’ ranner-toe, Washington, and Union as eight league games loom. Pacific sits atop standings with Union, then Washington and Hermann as St. Clair Tournament looms December 10. Mercy High of St. laws leads Warren County A-3 tourney race with Warrenton and Troy close behind.
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Huskers Triumph Over Wyoming in Cipriano Debut
Nebraska, under new coach Joe Cipriano, beat Wyoming 79-72 using two JC transfers and two sophomores. Hal Cobrun scored 31, matching the school record with 14 field goals as Lincoln opened the season with a win, while Missouri and other Big Eight teams posted mixed results across the opening night.
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Dudley Leads with 641 Series in West Gate Bowling
Dudley fired a 64 series and a 249 game to pace the Elue Monday league at West Gate Lanes. Stewart Dudley topped the field as lanes hosted multiple bowling circuits with standout scores from Lueckenette, Darroch, Williams, Knight, Baker, Rodgers, Bhimhost, Duthis, Hilke, Wolfe, Weise, and Denham across various leagues.
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Lincoln Tigers top Eastern Illinois in fast breakout win
Lincoln led Illinois five to open the season as Odom and Thompson sparked a 58 point burst in the second half. Odom finished with 20 points and 13 rebounds after a slow start, while Clarence Brown scored 19 and Loran Thompson 20. Eastern Illinois guard Avista Kelly fueled the visitors with several assists and buckets.
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Long NFL Draft Stretches 21 Hours 43 Minutes
The NFL conducted the longest continuous draft in history spanning 21 hours 43 minutes as 14 clubs made 280 selections. Several teams signed players during the draft, signaling mutual interest before using a pick. Dallas drafted Scott Appleton and Baltimore chose Marv Woodson, with San Francisco taking Dave Parks as the first pick for the team with the league’s last standing.
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Little All-America List Led by Bork and Seniors
George Bork of Northern Illinois leads the 1963 Associated Press Little All-America team joined by 10 seniors. The backfield includes Mike Brown, Sid Banks, and Martin Luther Asnew. linemen feature Bob Cherry and Jerry Cole. Bork set passing records with 32 touchdowns and 3,077 yards in a 30–yard per game average.
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Big 8 May Limit Athletic Grants
Big Eight Conference faculty representatives meet this week to consider limits on athletic scholarships and the football letter of intent program. A preliminary recommendation backs a maximum of 100 football and 244 basketball grants per school, while the NCAA proposes an annual cap of 30 football and six basketball grants. A renewal of the Southwest Conference agreement and inter-conference letters of intent are expected to be advised, as both have worked well.
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OMMC Tourney Opens at Lincoln U with Two Opening Games
The OMMC Conference basketball tournament begins at Lincoln University Field House tonight with two games on the slate. Eugene meets Tuscumbia at 7 p.m. followed by Linn-Vienna. Other first round games include New Bloomfield vs Fatima and Russellville vs Elizabeth, with finals Saturday at 9 30. Russellville is the defending champion.
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Wagner Traded to Cleveland in Winter Meetings Deal
The Los Angeles Angels sent power hitter Leon Wagner to the Cleveland Indians for pitcher Barry Latman and another player to be named later. New York Mets bought Bob Taylor from Milwaukee for 100000 bonus. Wagner, 29, hit 63 homers in two years and batted .296 in 1963. Latman 27 was 7-12 with the Indians last season. Angels paid 691000 for six players. Also noted were six draft picks and other minor transactions. NBA notes: San Francisco at New York game listed.
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Sooners Huskers Rise in Grid Poll
Texas held the No. 1 spot in the AP poll with 485 points, Navy 432, after Texas beat Texas A&M 15-13. Nebraska rose to No. 6, Alabama fell, and Michigan State dropped from fourth to first.
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