Angels Trade Leon Wagner for Pitcher Latman
Los Angeles Angels ship power hitter Leon Wagner to Cleveland Indians for pitcher Barry Latman and an additional player to be named later. Mets buy Bob Taylor from Milwaukee. Latman 13 5 with Indians last season. Tebbetts hails acquisition as adding pitching and defense. Wagner hit 63 homers in two years for Angels. Latman to bolster pitching staff in Cleveland.
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Salem
Holder Named On Third Team Washington Browl
The 1963 list honors many NAIA colleges while noting their schedules as minor. Sky-scraping ends Bob Cherry of Wittenberg and Jerry Cole of Southwest Texas stand out, supported by Paul Graham of Massachusetts and Neil Reuters of North Dakota.
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Massachusetts
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North Dakota
Ralph Bauman
Puget Sound
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Applachian
Local college basketball and football notes throwback stars
The piece outlines college basketball rosters and coaching comments for several teams led by Ike Deutsche ndorf and Frederick, detailing sophomores and juniors in the Knights Eagles and Lions rosters. It notes early season substitutions, rebounding needs, and veteran players, plus a football context highlighting Bork’s career records and top receivers and rushers from Northern Illinois Delaware and Sewanee.
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Chris Newman
Richard Stafford
Bill Wade
Mike Radke
John Jarousak
Deuteschendorf
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Gene Taylor
Dean McDonald
Sam Morris
Rick Bridges
Chris Masterson
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Frank Johnson
Jerry Churchwell
Jim Shaw
Robert Verver
Clark Rulison
Deutschendorf
Frederick
Dean Wild
Bob Perkins
Eric Myers
Jon Gibbs
Roy Don Masoner
John Schantz
Schantz
Perkins
Bobby Dayton
Pat Treadway
Ernest Sheppard
Jerry Reinwand
Roscoe Dudley
Mike Montgomery
Bobby Carter
Danny Sparlin
Claude Young
Larry Sac
Mantrong Had Baerry
Robert Gross
Loyola Ramblers crush North Dakota in season opener
Loyola Ramblers led by Les Hunter and Vic Rouse trounced North Dakota 92-54 in the opening game as they press to repeat as national champions. The top-ranked team looked ragged but dominated the floor, while other ranked squads posted wins across the nation.
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Loyola
Sooners and Cowboys Open Cage Season at Home
Oklahoma Sooners host South Dakota and Oklahoma State Cowboys face Southern Illinois to begin 30th season under Henry Tha. Oklahoma City and Tulsa win decisively as Bud Koper and Bill Kusleika lead efforts. Oklahoma State may be without Bob Swaffer in opener after ankle injury.
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1963 Liffie Alb America football team announced by AP
The 1963 Liffie Alb America football team is named with Robert Cherry Wittenders as end, Jerry Cole from Southwest Texas State, Neil Reuter of North Dakota, guards Ralph Bournen and Greg Vor Orden, center Richard Dean, backs including George Bork and Sid Gonks, plus multiple second and third team selections from various colleges.
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Texas State
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North Dakota
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Puget Sound
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Richard Dean
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Northern Filines
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Sewanee
Jones Tops Southwestern Trio as Jones Nets 20
Jimmy Jones led Southwestern with 20 points in a 76-65 win over Sul Ross. Ed Clark hit the late jumper for Oklahoma Christian College in a 75-73 loss to Phillips. Gerry Govan scored 30 for St. Mary of the Plains in a 90-77 rout of Northwestern.
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Bill Massey
Jim Schroeder
Mira Accepts Invite for Shrine Game Appearance
University of Miami star George Mira accepted an invitation to play on the South team in the Shrine Bowl game scheduled for December 21 in the Orange Bowl. The All-America quarterback will join North and South squads in the annual all star clash.
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Huskers Open Cipriano Era With 79-72 Win Over Wyoming
Nebraska under new coach Joe Cipriano cards a 79-72 victory against Wyoming using two junior college transfers Hal Coburn 31 points and two sophomores Coley Webb and Grant Simmons. The win marks the Huskers from last place to a stronger Big Eight start.
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