CU Eyes Cincy In Headliner
The report notes Colorado matching with Cincinnati as a main event, with Oklahoma State and Oklahoma in action. It mentions non conference pace, Big Eight teams, and a strong scoring display by Hawket, while references to Denver and Texas Tech appear as context.
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Offensive Defenses Clash For NFL Crown Pro Grid Preview
In a probing study of defenses, Giants staffers led by Allie Sherman and Kyle Rote analyze the Bears and other opponents at Yankee Stadium. New York’s pass-heavy offense ranks high in yardage, while the defense seeks film breakdowns to tighten schemes ahead of key games.
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Surprise of Year Goes to SMU For Tipping Navy
AP reports a major 1963 college football upset as Southern Methodist defeated Navy 62 to 28. The nationwide AP poll highlighted SMU as the standout upset of the year, surpassing other notable results and reshaping early season perceptions.
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San Francisco Nips St. Louis in Overtime Clutch
The Associated Press reports San Francisco edged St. Louis 110-106 in a close NBA cliffhanger Tuesday night. New York faded 103-107 at Detroit, Boston toppled Baltimore 151-04, and Golden State squandered a 20 point lead but still moved within reach of the Hawks and the Lakers in the Western standings.
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It's Official Parseghian Takes Irish Post
Notre Dame names Ava Parseghian, 40, as the 24th head football coach after a 36 hour negotiation mystery. He will not sign yet, but Father Joyce expects completion after a personal matter is resolved. Northwestern's Alex Agase named head coach there.
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Sports in Briet Senior High crowd hits area linescores
Waynesville and Rolla posted tight scores in area games. Camdenton and Eldon clashed in a high scoring affair, while Owensville and a Nebraska-bound matchup highlighted the night. The junior title race saw Helis edge Westphalia as Osage and Tipton delivered balanced showings.
Finley Pushes Dyeing Baseball Color Controversy
Orange Finley urges altering ball color by dyeing leather to match team uniforms citing dyeing experts in France. He claims rules committee hides agendas while Dodgers executive Thompson counters that Finley has no investment in the game.
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Tipton Ramps Into Loop Lead In Tri County Basketball
Tipton rolled to a seventh straight win and moved to the Tri County Conference lead aided by Camdenton upsetting Eldon 41-30 to reach 1-1 in league play. Glen Arnold led Tipton with 20 points, Tom Scott 18, Louis 14 for Camdenton. Eldon led early, Henley Hill Norris Henley scored 14 for the losers. Versailles beat Stover 70-67 as Gary Hutchinson had 19 for the winners. Cuba beat Bland 73-52 and Belle beat Bourbon 93-68 in Ozark Conference play. Rolla earned its first win 48-3? over Waynesville, Sullivan defeated Owensville 79-58, New Bloomfield topped Laddonia 89-53, St James stayed undefeated in Ozark action at 5-0 with 58-54 over Steelville.
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Dale Tankersley
Gary Hutchinson
Ozark
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Bourbon
Ken Shuey
New Bloomfield
Laddonia
Clark Bedsworth
Wine Nets
David Allen
Larry Wolfmeier
St. James
Steelville
Charlie Turner
Dennis Wilson
Leon Conway
Linn Tournament Opens With Linn Jamestown Tilt
Linn and Jamestown clash at 7 tonight in the Linn Tournament opening round. Chamois and Fatima of Westphalia won their games, with Chamois beating Mokane 85-58 and Fatima taking a 2-40 forfeit from Ashland. Ken Welming led Linn with 23 points, Dennis Maxwell added 6, Rex White 17, Charles Sehraidt 14, Bruce Meyer 26 for Mokane, Don Buffing 16 for Ashland.
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Bruce Meyer
Don Buffing
Cured Ills San Diego Coach Gains AFL Honor
Al Davis, 33, who rebuilt the Oakland Raiders from 1-13 in 1962 to a 9-4 mark with a seven game win streak, was named AFL Coach of the Year by AP voters. Davis led a rapid turnaround after moving from Sid Gillman’s San Diego staff to become coach and GM, signing Art Powell and balancing air attack with Clem Daniels’ running. The Raiders finish the season with a showdown against Houston, while Davis praises a roster dubbed the Foreign Legion for overcoming past loyalties.
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Raiders, Oakland! Place 11 Men on AFL All-Stars
Oakland and San Diego shared 11 spots on the 22 man AFL All-Star team. Lance Alworth was the only unanimous pick. The offensive unit drew most Western players while the East held a 6-5 edge on defense. Art Powell Jim Otte Clem Daniels Archie Matsos Fred Williamson Tommy Morrow Earl Faison, Ron Mix and others from San Diego Buffalo and Boston Texans and Jets also represented.
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