Stick Around Football Fans Big Games To Play
The article lists 19 televised football games through Jan 13 featuring college bowls and NFL playoff races. It covers Liberty Bowl action December 15, matchups like Oregon State vs Villanova and pros including Giants Packers or Lions, plus blackout issues for New York viewers and detailed network schedules through January 13.
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Steve Snider
NEW York
UPI
Oregon State
Villanova
Philadelphia
Houston
Browns
San Francisco
Southern California
Mississippi
Wisconsins
Southern Cal
Terry Baker
Joe Namath
Alabama
Pete Liske
Penn State
Billy Moore
Arkansas
Glynn Griffing
Pete Beathard
Ron VanderKelen
Wisconsin
Cleveland
San Diego
Dallas
Georgia Tech
Missouri
Giants
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Miami
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana State
Pasadena
Calif
Mobile
Ala
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Green Bay
Los Angeles
Westerners Clinch Second Win Over Indians in Lubbock Clash
Lubbock surged to a 58-38 win as the Westerners led by as many as 20 points against Seminole, with key baskets by Davis Robinson Fullerton and Hale. Earlier Domination featured a 27-19 halftime edge and a 49-28 Cowhands victory over Seminole B-team led by Joe Dobbs with 10 points.
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Page One
Lubbock
Davis
Robinson
Fullerton
Jimmy
Rob Westerburg
Dow
Seminole
Christian
Robert Hale
Lamm
Tommy McGuire
LHS
Indians
Don Apple
Cowhands
Joe Dobbs
Veteran Umpire Berry Retires as Cronin Names Replacements
Charlie Berry retires after 20 AL seasons and will work in special assignments. Joe Cronin names four new AL umpires from minor leagues: Louis DiMuro Walter Doyle James Odom and William Valen tine. DiMuro Doyle Odom and Valen tine bring diverse regional residencies to the staff.
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Boston
Charlie Berry
Joe Cronin
Cronin
William T. Valentine
Louis DiMuro
Walter Doyle
James C. Odom
Berry
Phillipsburg
N.J
DiMuro
Floral Park
N.Y
Doyle
Denver
Odom
Bennettsville
S.C
Valentine
Little Rock
Ark
Brunei Rebel Denied U.S. Entry Visa
The State Department denied Brunei rebel leader Sheik A. M. Azahari a U S visa to plead his Brunei case at the United Nations. Azahari, in Manila, lacked a valid passport after British authorities revoked it as British forces suppress a Brunei rebellion.
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Washington
State Department
United States
United Nations
Lincoln White
Sheik A. M. Azahari
Manila
U.S
Azahari
North Borneo
Brunei
UNESCO Seeks Aid for Egyptian Monuments Threatened by Dam
The UNESCO organizing committee for the 12th session called on public and private donors to fund preservation of ancient monuments endangered by the Aswan Dam project in Egypt.
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Unesco
Paris
UPI
UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Aswan Dam
Egypt
Paris Hospitals to Buy American Equipment
French hospitals will soon begin purchasing American medical equipment.
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Paris
Knicks Beat Celtics for Fourth Straight Victory
New York led by Richie Guerin and Johnny Green defeated Boston 87 to 81 in Madison Square Garden. The Knicks held the Celtics scoreless for 9 minutes in the first half as Paul Hogue blocked two Russell shots. Elgin Baylor scored 42 for the Lakers in a separate doubleheader win over Cincinnati 124-121.
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New York
New York Knickerbockers
Richie Guerin
Johnny Green
Boston Celtics
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Elgin Baylor
Madison Square Garden
Boston
Celtics
Paul Hogue
Bill Russell
Lakers
Baylor
Royals
Jack Twyman
Oscar Robertson
Robertson
Wayne Embry
Moss Chooses St. Louis Cardinals Over Bills
Columbia AP notes USC tackle Jim Moss decided to play for the St. Louis Cardinals, despite earlier Bills contract, after signing with St. Louis on Saturday and sending a telegram to the Bills. He cited non binding status of the Bills deal until NFL draft and chose the Cardinals.
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Columbia, S.C
Jim Moss
University of South Carolina
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Buffalo Bills
American Football League
Moss
Bills
Buffalo
Cardinals
Cotton Bowl Sellout Seen As LSU and Texas Tickets Move
Louisiana State University and the University of Texas reported their ticket allotments for the 1963 Cotton Bowl had sold, confirming a sellout. The Cotton Bowl Athletic Association had already announced public sales were exhausted, and Secretary Harold Grubbs said mailing of tickets would finish by week’s end.
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Dallas
Louisiana State University
University of Texas
Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
Harold Grubbs
LSU Works On Passing Game
LSU practiced the passing game in cold windy weather as preparation for the Cotton Bowl against Texas. Coach Charlie McClendon kept the one hour workout in sweat clothes and emphasized conditioning to be ready for Dallas on New Year’s Day.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
Texas
Charlie McClendon
Dallas
McClendon
Cowboys Recall Defensive Man
The Dallas Cowboys reactivated defensive halfback Warren Livingston and said coach Dick Nolan would retire again before the upcoming NFL final with the New York Giants. Nolan has shoulder trouble and played little in the last games, having been with the team as a coach and pressed into action as a player earlier in the season.
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Dallas
UPI
Dallas Cowboys
Warren Livingston
Dick Nolan
New York Giants
Nolan
Cowboys
Giants
College basketball scores across conferences and matches
Scores show Oklahoma State edged Arkansas in overtime 46 43 while Texas A M beat Mississippi Southern 80 61 Baylor defeated Trinity 70 Wake Forest over St Josephs 75 Duke beat Vanderbilt 90 NC State edged Maryland 76 in overtime West Virginia defeated Richmond 78 Witham Mary 71 Virginia over VMI 74 George Washington beat Kent 73 Rutgers Columbia 68 and many more results across the Southwest ACC Big East and other leagues with numerous small college games and notable upsets listed in dense table form.
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Oklahoma State
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Mississippi Southern
Baylor
Trinity
Wake Forest
St. Joseph's
Duke
Vanderbilt
North Carolina State
Maryland
West Virginia
Richmond
Witham & Mary
Virginia
VMI
George Washington
King College
Washington & Tre
Rutgers
Columbia
Fast Hofstra
Ursula
Penn Statue
Colgate
Duquesne
Georgetown
LeMoyne
Hobart
Williams
Boston
Suffolk
Gallaudet
J. C. Teachers
Jersey City
Newark State
Brandeis
Worchester Poly
Buffalo State
McMaster
American
Baltimore
Rider
Lincoln
Maine
Bates
Dickinson
Ursinus
Gannon
Steubenville
Philadelphia Textile
Bowie State
MIT
Bowdoin
Tufts
Lowell Tech
Johns Hopkins
Towson State
Kutztown
Delaware Valley
Cortland
Oswello
Phillies Trade For Earl Averill
Philadelphia announced the trade of outfielder Jacke Davis to the Los Angeles Angels for catcher Earl Averill. Davis hit .213 in 48 games for the Phillies in 1962 before he was sent back to Buffalo. Averill, formerly with the Cubs, played two seasons in Los Angeles, mainly as a pinch hitter, batting .266 with 21 homers in 1961 and .216 with four homers in 92 games last season.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Phillies
Jacke Davis
Los Angeles Angels
Earl Averill
Davis
Phils
Buffalo
Averill
Cubs
Los Angeles
Aggies Top Southerners in Nonconference Showdown
Texas A&M defeated Southern Mississippi 87-61 behind 19 points from Jerry Windham and Bennie Lenox. The win kept A&M undefeated at home in 27 straight, with a 40-26 halftime lead and a 64-37 margin midway through the second half. In the earlier game AIM Fish beat Allen Academy Junior College 100-80.
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College Station
Aggies
AIM Fish
Allen Academy Junior College
Jockey Hartack Injured In Tropical Park Fall
Top rider Bill Hartack, 29, fell from Looking Ahead in Tropical Park’s featured seventh race. X rays showed no fractures, but he was hospitalized for overnight observation after appearing dazed. The mount veered toward the outside near the stretch turn, possibly blinded by the sun.
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Miami
Fla
Bill Hartack
Hartack
Stephen F. Austin In Cage Victory 71 60
Stephen F. Austin topped Northwest Louisiana State 71 60 in an intersectional basketball game to run its season mark to six wins against two losses. The Lumberjacks erased a six point deficit mid first half and stretched the streak to five consecutive wins. Keith Lowrey led with 18 points and James Hardin added 17 for Northwestern.
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Nacogdoches, Tex
UPI
Stephen F. Austin
Northwest Louisiana State
Lumberjacks
Keith Lowrey
Northwestern
James Hardin
Mets Acquire Two From Red Sox in Interleague Trade
New York Mets obtain infielder Pumpsie Green and pitcher Tracy Stallard from Boston in a deal that sends utility Felix Mantilla to the Red Sox. Stallard to join Buffalo Bisons on a bookkeeping move. Green to compete for a spring training roster spot.
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NEW York
Pumpsie Green
Tracy Stallard
Roger Maris
New York Mets
Felix Mantilla
Boston Red Sox
Mets
George Weiss
Stallard
Buffalo Bisons
Green
Boston
Red Sox
Minneapolis
American Association
Seattle
Mantilla
Milwaukee Braves
Monterey Eaglets remain unbeaten as Plainsmen fall
Schmid scored 13 for Monterey in a 52 42 B game loss. Charles Evans led the Eaglets with 15 points as Monterey stays undefeated. Gary White and Omar Morgan contributed seven each for the Lancers. Monterey heads to the San Angelo tournament this weekend.
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Schmid
Monterey
Charles Evans
Eaglets
Gary White
Omar Morgan
The
Lancers
Montereey
San Angelo
Royal Calls Off Grid Drills For Longhorns
In Austin coach Darrell Royal halted UT football practice Tuesday due to cold weather. If weather allows, the Longhorns would resume Wednesday as they prepare for the Cotton Bowl against LSU, though the forecast remained chilly.
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Royal
Baylor Bombs Trinity in Non-Conference Win
Baylor Bears shot 54 percent to beat Trinity 90-70 in Waco. Baylor led 41-27 at halftime and extended to a 25 point cushion late. Sepencer Carlson led Baylor with 14 points while Gayland ae topped Trinity with 15 points.
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Waco, Tex
UPI
Baylor Bears
Trinity
Baylor
Bears
Bear
Sepencer Carlson
Gayland Ae
Canadian Firm Negotiating Purchase of Million Feet of Hardwood
A Toronto based company is negotiating to buy one million feet of hardwood. The deal seeks supply for construction and manufacturing needs with price terms under discussion. Industry sources note the size signals growing demand for veneer grade and industrial lumber.
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Toronto
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Arkansas A&m
West Virginia State
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Notre Dame
Western Michigan
Washington (Mo
Missouri School of Mines
Wiinats Tech
Chicago
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