Florida Downs Florida State 7-0 Behind Dupree Power
Florida 7 Florida State 0 as Larry Dupree's 2 yard run capped a second period drive. Dupree rushed 31 times for 131 yards, setting a Florida single game record. Ed Pritchett started at quarterback for FSU, while Charlie Calhoun made key defensive plays. Hall added the extra point and a first half field goal attempt. Florida improves to 6-3-1, FSU to 4-5-1.
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Gainesville
UPI
Larry Dupree
Florida State
Florida
Dupree
Jimmy Hall
Gators
Ed Pritchett
Steve Tensi
Seminoles
Larry Brinkley
FSU
Charlie
Calhoun
Tensi
Tom Shannon
Allen Tram
Mell
Fla
Hall
Bellamy Leads Bullets Past Pistons as 18th Win Sparks Victory
Walt Bel l amy scored 11 of his 36 in the fourth quarter to lift the Baltimore Bullets to a 120-101 win over Detroit. The Bullets pulled away after Detroit narrowed a 91-85 gap, with Bel l amy hitting three three pointers and another basket to push the lead to 109-91. Baltimore dominated early, opening a 37-15 first quarter. Detroit could not recover.
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NEW York
Walt Bellamy
Baltimore Bullets
Detroit
National Basketball Association
Bellamy
Bullets
Pistons
Baltimore
Egan
Cable
Ferry
Disch
Howell
Green
Imhoff
Hardnett
Jones
Hogue
Miles
Johnson
Morel
Kons
Thorn
Dischinger
Koils
Loughery
Shue
Moreland
Scott
Staverman
Record of George Bork’s remarkable passing season
Excelsior Springs Missouri AP George Bork known as The Bomb finished his season with 415 passes attempted 271 completed 3514 yards and 3 touchdowns He led Northern Illinois in a 21 14 Mineral Bowl win over Southwest Missouri completing 27 of 41 for 437 yards and all three TDs He already held national records and his passing yards were 6 yards from two miles
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George the Bomb Bork
Northern Illinois
Bork
Southwest Missouri
Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight shown for November
Solunar periods indicate peak fish and wildlife activity with major and minor slots listed by date and time. The table includes days from Sunday to Saturday with AM and PM marks and entries for minor and major periods across November and December.
Illinois and Michigan State land two on AP All-Big Ten squad
Champion Illinois and runnerup Michigan State place two players each on the 1963 AP All-Big Ten football team. Standouts Dick Butkus and Archie Sutton anchor Illinois, while Dan Underwood and Sherman Lewis star for Michigan State.
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Chicago
Illinois
Michigan State
Associated Press
Dick Butkus
Archie Sutton
Dan Underwood
Sherman Lewis
Ohio State
Lewis
Butkus
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Tom Nowatzke
Indiana
Lou Holland
Wisconsin
Ron DiGravio
Purdue
Chuck Logan
Northwestern
Mike Reilly
Iowa
Joe O’donnell
Michigan
Sutton
Nowatzke
Eller
Holland
Paul Warfield
Tom Myers
Paul Krause
Town
Jim Grabowski
Wildcats Throw Dual Punch At Virginia Cagers
Kentucky, ranked ninth, defeated Virginia 75-64 in the season opener as Ted Decken and Cotton Nash each scored 28 points. Virginia’s Chip Connor led all scorers with 30 but the Cavaliers could not overtake the Wildcats after halftime. Kentucky built an 18 point lead with 11 minutes remaining.
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Kentucky
Wildcats
Ted Decken
Cotton Nash
Virginia
Cavaliers
Decken
Louisville
Nash
Leominster
Mass
Chip Connor
49ers Need Win or Draft Top Pick in NFL Draft
The 49ers can secure the No. 1 draft choice with a loss to the Rams, or face a fight with Philadelphia, Washington, Dallas, and San Francisco for the top pick if they win. The draft, starting at 10 a.m. EST, includes 280 players in 20 rounds, with order set by standings and possible coin flip.
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San Francisco 49Ers
Los Angeles Rams
49Ers
Philadelphia
Washington
Dallas
San Francisco
Lamar McHan
John Brodie
Pete Beathard
Southern California
George Mira
Miami
NFL
Green Bay
Los Angeles
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Hobdy Predicts Tigers Favor Grambling SWAC Title
Grambling coach Fred Hobdy hints his Tigers will win the SWAC chase with height speed and depth led by Willis Reed Hershell West replacements James Jones and Foster Thomas. The 1963 coach of the year notes practice, a 102 47 Black and Gold scrimmage win, and an opening game against Mississippi Vocational. United Press International had Grambling third in preseason small college poll.
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J. Nicholson
Grambling
Texas Southern
Jackson State
Fred Hobdy
Grambling College
Hobdy
Tigers
All America
Hershell West
Wilmar Frazier
Willis Reed
Johnny Comeaux
Ken Martin
James Jones
Foster Thomas
Reed
U.S
Mississippi Vocational
Itta Bena
Divy Den Captures Crescent City Purse at Fair Grounds
Divy Den ridden by Jockey UL Baird rallied from fourth to win the Crescent City Purse over Sun Ponder and Count Dormal. The mile and sixteenth race went in 1 46 with Divy Den paying $9.20. Causeway disappointed by finishing sixth as 10,169 spectators wagered $512,713 across nine races.
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New Orleans
T.A. Grissom
Divy den
Crescent City
Fair Grounds
Howard S. Cohoon
Sun Ponder
Dormal Stable
Count Dormal
Sun Dipper
Levenia Prince
Jocky Robert Ul.baird
Baird
Causeway
Sub Engineers Spark Auburn Victory Over Alabama
Auburn quarterback switch Marlon Kent directed all scoring in a 10-8 upset of Alabama to secure a Sugar Bowl bid for the Tigers while Alabama faces Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl. Woody Woodall’s 32 yard field goal and Kent to Frederickson for eight yards propelled Auburn, aided by stout defense and Kilgore’s punting amid 30 mph winds. Nelson’s 80 yard run and Namath’s two point try kept Alabama in the game as fumbles and wind hindered passing. Attendance reached 55,000 for the Southeastern Conference clash.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Marlon Kent
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Alabama
Tigers
Crimson Tide
Woody Woodall
Nebraska
Miami
Mississippi
New Orleans
Woodall
Kent
Tucker Frederickson
Benny Nelson
Joe Namath
Stern
Jon Kilgore
Nelson
Sidle
Frederickson
Namath
Bucky Waid
Eddie Versprille
Postseason bowls feature major college teams
A list of upcoming football bowl games with records and possible matchups. Rose Bowl in Pasadena pairs Illinois 7 1 1 against Washington 6 4 pending final participation. Orange Bowl in Miami suspects Nebraska 9 1 against Auburn 9 1. Cotton Bowl in Dallas 10 0 against Navy 8 1 or Pittsburgh 7 1. Sugar Bowl in New Orleans Mississippi 7 0 2 against Alabama 7 2. Gator Bowl in Jacksonville North Carolina 8 2 versus Georgia Tech 7 3 or Mississippi State 6 2 2. Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston LSU 7 3 versus Baylor 6 3 pending approval. Liberty Bowl in Philadelphia Penn State 7 2 or Syracuse 8 2 top host candidates.
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Miami
Jack Concannon
Boston College
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Dick Shiner
Maryland
Larry Rakestraw
Georgia
George Bork
Northern Illinois
Perry Lee Dunn
Mississippi
Craig Morton
California
Charley Taylor
Tony Lorick
Arizona State
Mary Woodson
Indiana
Joe Don Looney
Oklahoma
Paul Warfield
Ohio State
Mel Renfro
Oregon
Paul Martha
Pitt
Willie Brown
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Bob Brown
Nebraska
Scott Appleton
Texas
Herschel Turner
Kentucky
Dick Frey
Tennessee
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Ken Kortas
Louisville
Bob Crenshaw
Baylor
Ray Kubala
Texas A&m
Bill Truax
Louisiana State
Billy Martin
Hal Bedsole
Southern California
Jim Kelly
Notre Dame
Bob Lacey
North Carolina
Dave Parks
Texas Tech
Chuck Logan
Northwestern
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Dallas
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Fla
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Houston
LSU
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Penn State
Syracuse
Top Ten In AP Poll Fares Across Thursday and Saturday
The Associated Press top ten college football teams show Texas at 10-0 after a 15-13 win over Texas A&M. Navy idle, Mississippi tied 10-10 with Mississippi State. Illinois beat Michigan State 6-2-1 Thursday. Pittsburgh and Auburn notable results with Miami and Alabama games. Nebraska idle.
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Associated Press
Texas
Texas A&m
Navy
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Michigan State
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Miami
Fla
Alabama
Grisham Sparks Sooners Past Sooners State Rival 34-10
Grisham rushed 30 times for 218 yards and four touchdowns to lead Oklahoma over Oklahoma State 34-10. The junior from Olney set a school rushing record, surpassing Buck McPhail's 215 yards from 1951, as Oklahoma extended its winning streak in the rivalry to 18 games and moved to second in the Big Eight. Oklahoma State finished 1-8, with a late first-half 7-7 tie followed by a flat second half.out
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Oklahoma
Sooners
Oklahoma State
Charles Durkee
Grisham
Mrs Dot Nash Tries Final Bid To Hold Crown
Defending champion Mrs Dot Nash seeks to retain her Twin Cities fall crown by facing Mrs Lorraine McMahan in the championship flight finals. Nash beat Mrs Ed Pohlman to reach this stage while McMahan eliminated Mrs Edna Donelson. Mrs Charlotte Walker defeated Mrs John Kelson for the consolation. Malcolm Smith posted 58 for nine holes in the 27 hole medal first flight.
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Dot Nash
Twin Cities
Lorraine McMahan
Nash
Ed Pohlman
McMahan
Edna Donelson
Charlotte Walker
John Kelson
Malcolm Smith
Yale Down Harvard In 80th Game Upset
Yale's rugged line powered a 20 to 6 upset of Harvard in the 80th meeting of the historic football series. The victory kept Yale in the competitive edge of the rivalry and showcased the Blue's intensity on Saturday in New Haven.
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New Haven
Patrick campaigns for Ward 5 Police Jury seat Ouachita Parish
James Patrick seeks election to Ward 5 Police Jury in Ouachita Parish. He highlights 11 years roofing and fencing work with Sears and urges unity among four jurors to improve roads and ditches. Patrick, a Fair Park Baptist Church member, asks voters to support No 166 and credits campaign spending to his efforts.
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Ouachita Parish
Sears
Fair Park Baptist Church
James Patrick
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