Knicks Boost Prestige with Boozer and Egan Trade
The New York Knicks acquired Bob Boozer and Johnny Egan in a three team deal with the Cincinnati Royals and Detroit Pistons. Detroit received Dennis Butcher, Bob Duffy, and a 1964 draft pick. Cincinnati sent Larry Staverman and cash for Boozer.
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Vikings finish season with 34 13 win over Eagles
Minnesota Vikings end 1963 with a 34 to 13 victory over Philadelphia Eagles to finish 5 8 1 tying for fourth in the Western Conference. Don Hultz scored and set an NFL single season record with his ninth fumble recovery as Ron VanderKelen started at quarterback and Norm Van Brocklin returned to Franklin Field.
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Bears Clinch Western Conference Title With 24 14 Victory
Chicago Bears defeat Detroit 24 14 to secure the Western Conference crown as Billy Wade throws for two key scores and Tom Hall covers Morris on a pivotal drive. Y A Tittle leads the Giants to a 33 17 win over Pittsburgh to seal the Eastern title. Lane misses game due to Dinah Washington’s death.
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Top Ranked Loyola Posts 2 Victories
Loyola Chicago remains top after wins over Detroit 113 108 in overtime and Western Michigan 105 102. The AP top ten lists NYU Duke Arizona State Kentucky Cincinnati Michigan Ohio State Oregon State and Kansas with mixed results.
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Florida A&M vs Morgan State at Orange Blossom Bowl
Florida A and M defeats Morgan State 30 in the Orange Blossom Bowl, delivering a decisive scoring performance. The game showcased FAMU’s offense led by standout players in a season highlight matchup.
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Ripon Beats St Norbert 86 75 In Non Conference Clash
Ripon rattled St Norbert 86 to 75 for its fourth win. Jim Cahoon led Ripon with 27 points, Jack Ankerson added 21, while St Norbert’s John Patterson scored 20 as the Raiders remained undefeated outside the Midwest Conference.
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Dethroned Packers Lose Title Shot and Face Playoff Bowl
Green Bay finishes second in the Western Conference after a 17-14 win over the 49ers. Chicago’s 24-14 Lions victory dashed their bid for a third straight title, sending them to the Playoff Bowl versus the Cleveland Browns in Miami January 5.
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Oshkosh Defends Title in 103-66 Win to Open CSCC Play
Oshkosh, the defending champion, overwhelmed Wisconsin Milwaukee 103-66 to start the Wisconsin State College Conference basketball season. Jim Jaeger scored 25 for Oshkosh. Dennis Koos added 19. Platteville led by Guy Gust with 26 in a 92-83 win over Stevens Point amid suspensions.
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