Three Sooners Named Big 8 All-Stars In 1963
AP selections name Gale Sayers and Tom Vaughn among backs, Jim Grisham and Newt Burton on first team. Dennis Claridge leads Nebraska despite injuries, with Lane of Missouri as top sophomore back. Lloyd Voss and Ralph Neely anchor line for Nebraska and Oklahoma.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas City
Bob Brown
Nebraska
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Tom Vaughn
Iowa State
Jim Grisham
Oklahoma
Dennis Claridge
Gary
Lane
Missouri
Brown
Newt Burton
Lloyd Voss
Ralph Neely
Brian
Huskers
Tigers
Monroe Phelps
Steve Renko
Fred Duda
Larry Shields
Bill Harris
Colorado
Rudy Johnson
Dick Limerick
Jack Jacobson
Oklahoma State
K-State
Ralph McFillen
John Berrington
Army Navy game moved to Pearl Harbor Day
Army Navy will be played on December 7 as the Kennedy family asked the game be dedicated to the late president. Navy’s Roger Staubach named Heisman winner. Bowl picture muddled with Texas Cotton Bowl, Nebraska Orange Bowl, LSU Bluebonnet Bowl uncertainties amid post assassination schedule changes.
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Army
Navy
Roger Staubach
Louisiana State University
Kennedy
Pentagon
Texas
Army-Navy
Middies
Staubach
Aggies Enter Garden City Holiday Classic in Kansas
Cameron Aggies travel to Garden City Kansas for a three day Holiday Classic facing fast rising Eastern Arizona and other listed powers. Expected starters include Coffey Bailey Vernon Paul Dovel Crawford Rogers Williamson with Curd listed as ineligible transferring from Oklahoma.
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Garden City
Ken
Cameron
Aggies
Ariz
Dale Roark
Aggie
Jess Coffey
Harry Bailew
Vernon Paul
Lawton
Cleatus Dovel
Rush Springs
Tony Crawford
Billy Savage
Tom Curd
Stillwater
Curd
Oklahoma State
No Home Runs For Plainsmen In Friday Showdown
Lew Johnson analyzes Lawton high's semifinal playoff clash with Enid noting Plainsmen QB Mike Arnold and fullback Joe Paslick pace a versatile attack while Enid counters with a stingy Wolverine defense. The piece weighs on defensive schemes and the risk of the home run play in a tight Friday night battle.
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Are
Lawton High
Harvey
Paslick
Mike Arnold
Buddy Miller
Herb Bradden
Enid
U. S. Grant
Bob Bodenhamer
Poslick
Wolverines
Lawton
Plainsmen
LHS
Trump
Ken McSwane
Ken Blackburn
Keith Lavender
Rick Ahischlager
Tommy Fremin
Carl Schow
Air Force-Colorado football game moved to December 7
The Air Force Academy announced on Tuesday night that the postponed football line between Air Force and Colorado will be played on December 7 at an unspecified venue.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Air Force
Colorado
Morgan State to meet Florida A&M in Orange Blossom Classic
Miami Florida report that Morgan State College of Baltimore will face Florida A&M University in the Orange Blossom football classic at the Orange Bowl on December 14. The matchup pits two historically black colleges in a postseason bowl with both teams seeking a notable win.
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Miami, Fla
Morgan State College of Baltimore
Florida A&m University
Orioles Trade Gentile for Siebern in Power Trade
The Baltimore Orioles send first baseman Jim Gentile to the Kansas City Athletics for Norm Siebern, plus $825,000 cash. KC seeks more power while Baltimore aims for a steadier, more consistent attack and speed, aided by Hank Bauer’s management.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Gentile
Kansas City Athletics
Norm Siebern
Orioles
Gentile
Athletics
A's
Jerry l Lumpe
Ed Rakow
Dave Wickersham
Detroit
Rocky Colavite
Bob Anderson
Sentile
Billy Hitchcock
Oriole
Hank Bauer
Bauer
Hank
Siebern
Lee MacPhail
Kansas City
New York Yankee
Roger Maris
New York
Deer Hunters Seek Bucks Amid Season Rules
Thousands of hunters braved November air as deer season opens with odds set against success. Last year 39,433 hunted for deer and elk totals were 3,635 and 42 respectively. The five day season features county restrictions, weapon rules, and safety wear requirements, with refuges closed to hunting.
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Associated Press
McAlester Naval Ammunition Depot
Wichita Moun
Comanche
Kiowa
Payne, Pawnee
Cotton
Wayne Wallace
Wildlife Conservation Commission
Cimarron
Ellis
Atoka
Latimer
LeFlore
McCurtain
Pushmataha
Adair
Cherokee
Sequoyah
Muskogee
Wagoner
Hughes, Haskell
McIntosh
Delaware County
Oklahoma
Pittsburg
U.S
Coal County
Pontotoc
All-Big Eight football team picks named by AP
The 1962 All-Big Eight selections by the AP honor players from Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Iowa State, and Kansas State. Notable picks include Ralph Neely, Newt Burton, John Garrett, and Tom Vaughn, with multiple positions across ends, tackles, guards, and backs.
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Jetlrk
Associated Press
George Seals
Mike Shinn
Lievd Voss
Ralph Neely
Kansas City
Hometown
Kansas
Topeka
Missouri
Higginsville
Lloyd Voss
Nebraska
Magnolia
Minn
Jack Jacobson
Oklahoma State
Ralph McFillen
Kansas State
Brian Schweda
Dave Gill
John Kirby
Gene Oliver
John Garrett
Oklahoma
Navy ace Staubach claims Heisman in 1963
Annapolis reporter highlights Roger Staubach, Navy quarterback and 1963 Heisman winner, as a perfectionist who trains after practice, builds wind with sprints, and maintains sharp passing and running. He leads Navy to No. 2 national ranking and an 8-1 season, with 1,738 yards combined offense and seven passing TDs.
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Annapolis
Roger Staubach
Navy
Jolly Roger
Cincinnati
Ohio
Army
Staubach
Georgia
Doak Walker
Southern Methodist
Wayne Hardin
Brigade of Midshipmen
Hardin
Joe Bellino
Blaik Picks Irish Texas
Col Red Blaik lists college games for Thanksgiving with Notre Dame Cornell Virginia Tech William and Mary and Hardin Simmons matched against teams. He notes Texas Aggies and Navy or Mississippi in the Cotton Bowl as national-championship routes.
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Col
Red Blaik
Molly Goldberg
TEXAS
Aggies
Navy
Mississippi
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Yankee Stadium
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Vv. M. L
Virginia Tech
NBA Standings and Tuesday Results Eastern Western Divisions
Eastern standings show Boston Philadelphia New York with varying wins and losses. Western division lists Los Angeles San Francisco Baltimore Detroit and St Louis with mixed records. Tuesday results include San Francisco over Los Angeles and New York over Philadelphia. Today’s games feature San Francisco versus New York and Los Angeles versus Boston along with Cincinnati Baltimore and St Louis at Detroit.
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Boston
Philadetonia
New York
Los Angeles
Louis
San Francisco
Detroit
Boaltimore
Noimnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnat
Ballimore
St. Louis
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Rusty Martin
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Tony Jeter
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Mich
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Lowe Star
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Kan
Mt. Joseph
Dodee City
Howard Counts
Tex
Hannibal-Larange
Mike Rogers
Robert Williamson
Lew Johnsons
Wolverine
Enid Defense
NLU
Norman
Larry Berglan
Don Allen
Bengal
Owen Stadium
Gene Cagle Arygaene
Dumas
Doug Holtzclaw
Steady Siebern
Pat Friday
Colavito
Friday
Horne
Sheridan and
Gore EL
Star Squad
Farmington
N.M
Rob Brown
Cleveland G
Springfield
Iowa St
Honolulu
Robbinsdale
Gale Savers
Omaha
Troy
Olney
Bucks
Gary Lane
Iowa
Blaik
William & Mary
Richmond
Bill
Mamie
Hardin Simmons
Howard Payne
Frank Sneed
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