Longhorns Rally Edges Aggies In Thanksgiving Comeback
Texas captures its first perfect season in 43 years by rallying to beat Texas A&M 15-13 at the Cotton Bowl. Duke Carlisle scored the decisive touchdown with 1:19 left as Texas clinched a Cotton Bowl berth and moved closer to the national title amid a day of landmark bowl selections and conference crowns.
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Duke Carlisle
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Dick Butkus
Michigan State
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Max Chapman
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Washington State
Washington
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Southern California
Harvard
Yale
Auburn
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Mississippi
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Pittsburgh
Miami
Fla
Flatley Top Man For NFL Rookies
Twenty one young stars led by Paul Flatley of the Minnesota Vikings named to the NFL 1963 All Rookie team by United Press International. Offensive and defensive units list players by position with teams and colleges.
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Paul Flatley
Minnesota Vikings
National Football League
United Press International
Pro Grid Report Thursday Result Packers and Lions Tie
National Football League Thursday saw Green Bay and Detroit finish 13 to 13. Sunday's slate included Baltimore versus Washington, Cleveland at St Louis, Los Angeles at San Francisco, Minnesota at Chicago, New York at Dallas, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. American Football League games Louisville Oakland defeated Denver 26 to 10, Houston at San Diego, Buffalo at Boston, Kansas City at New York.
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Paul Matley
Northwestern
Minnesota Vikings
Ronnie Goodwin
Baylor
Philadelphia Eagles
Jackie Smith
Northwest Louisiana
St. Louis Cardinals
Steve Barnett
Oregon
Chicago Bears
Dave Grapana
Virginia
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Don Chuy
Clemson
Los Angeles Rams
Dan Grimm
Colorado
Green Bay Packers
Glynn Griffin
Mississippi
New York Giants
Don Lisbon
San Francisco Forty- Niners
Bill Thornton
Nebraska
UCLA
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Lee Calland
Louisville
Jerry Stovall
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Cleveland
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Chicago
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Houston
San Diego
Buffalo
Boston
Kansas City
Bears
Vikings
Packers
Nick Pietrosante
Wayne Walker
Walker
Bart Starr
Ron Kramer
Lions
Earl Morrall
Kansas Missouri showdown meets doubts and rising stars
Spearheaded by Gary Lane a doubtful Kansas quarterback and Fred Duda stepping up for Kansas highlights the tense Kansas Missouri football clash. Kansas basketball coach Dick Harp praises Walter Wesley while predicting a brighter KU squad with sophomores stepping up and George Unseld driving the pivot.
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Kansas
Lane
Dan Devine
Walter Wesley
Kansas University
Dick Harp
Walter
Harp
Wesley
George Unseld
George
Nolen Ellison
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Kansas Plays Syracuse to Beat Notre Dame Contender
Kansas joined just one other team in beating Syracuse, which had defeated Notre Dame 14-7 in New York. Syracuse faces a major bowl bid, having also beaten Boston College and Penn State, while KU had earlier defeated Syracuse 10-0 at Memorial Stadium.
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Holy Cross
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Oregon State
West Virginia
Richmond
Packers Trail Bears, Need Help From Other Teams
Green Bay slips a game behind Chicago after a 13 13 Thanksgiving tie with Detroit. Linebacker Ray Nitschke breaks a bone in his right forearm and is out for the season. Packers face Los Angeles and San Francisco to close season as Chicago plays Minnesota Frisco and Detroit. Nick Pietrosante scores for Lions with Wayne Walker extra point.
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Ray Nitschke
Chicago
Vince Lombardi
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San Francisco
Minnesota
Frisco
Detroit
Persol Makes Big Time Debut at Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn teen Johnny Persol, 22, former shipping clerk and 9-0 pro, fights 4-1 Allen Thomas of Chicago in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Persol earns 4000 and a TV main event chance after Mauro Mina’s retina surgery sidelined him. Thomas brings 19-2-1 with 11 knockouts and is favored to win. ABC TV will nationally televise the bout starting at 9 p.m. CST.
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Johnny Persol
Brooklyn
Allen Thomas
Chicago
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Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
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Thomas
WBA
Abc-Tv
Peters Named AL Rookie of the Year for 1963
Gary Peters of the Chicago White Sox edged teammate Pete Ward and Jimmie Hall of Minnesota for the American League Rookie of the Year honor. Peters went 19-8 with a 2.33 ERA, 13 complete games, and 189 strikeouts in 243 innings, after a midseason surge that included 11 straight wins. Ward batted .295 with 22 home runs and 84 RBIs for Chicago, while Hall slugged 33 homers and 80 RBIs for the Twins. Vic Davalillo was eliminated after an arm injury.
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Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Pete Ward
Peters
White Sox
Chicago
Dick Radatz
Boston Red Sox
Ward
Hall
Cleveland
Vic Davalillo
Venezuela
Pro Cage Thursday Results and Weekend Schedule
The record lists Thursday results with Philadelphia 125 to 118 over St. Louis and Detroit 101. It notes upcoming games including Philadelphia versus Boston in Providence and other matchups such as San Francisco at Baltimore and Los Angeles at Detroit. Saturday games cover San Francisco at Boston Detroit versus Baltimore and Philadelphia at New York among others.
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Newark
Salina opens prep cage season with target on defending title
Salina, the defending Class AA champion, starts the Kansas prep basketball season tonight against Wichita Southeast in Topeka. Durham, Class BB titlist, meets Gypsum as Russell and Peabody begin Tuesday. other champions back, youth in flux, with returning starters highlighted across classes A and B.
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Jeff Elias
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Corning
Dwight
Prairie View
Ralston Leads U S Into Second Round in Australia
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California led the United States into the second round of the Victorian State Singles Championships in Melbourne Australia and then advanced further with a bye.
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Australia
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
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America
Emporia Presbies Meet St. John's in NAIA Semifinal
In Minneapolis the College of Emporia and St. John’s collide for a NAIA semifinal at Metropolitan Stadium. Emporia 9-0 averages 517.3 yards per game. St. John’s 8 straight wins, 17 over two years, allows 12.9 rushing yards a contest. The winner advances to the Camellia Bowl in Sacramento on December 14.
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Bob Spinner
Bernie Beckman
Rich Frohle
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Jim Switzer
Bruce Upstill
Northern Illinois
George Bork
Minnesota Twins
Minnesota Vikings
Sacramento
Calif
Raiders Spank Denver in 26-10 victory to stay second
Oakland improves to 7-4 in the Western Division after a 26-10 win over last-place Denver. The Raiders led 3-2 at halftime and scored two quick third-period touchdowns to clinch the victory in Denver.
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Denver
Oakland Raiders
Oakland
Spleen removed after injury in hockey tilt
Chicago Black Hawks right wing Johnny McKenzie underwent emergency surgery to remove a ruptured spleen suffered in the game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Dr Myron Tremani, team physician, performed the operation at Henrotin Hospital and reported McKenzie is resting well.
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Johnny McKenzie
Chicago Black Hawks
Myron Tremani
Henrotin Hospital
McKenzie
Michigan Star Bill Buntin Suspended Indefinitely
Ann Arbor Michigan AP Bill Buntin All Big Ten center for Michigan suspended indefinitely for disciplinary reasons. The 6 7 235 pound junior from Detroit was team top scorer last season and led the league in rebounds.
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Bill Buntin
Michigan University
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Detroit
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