Southeastern Faces Season Of Few Returning Lettermen
World sports editor Rick Bryan surveys Southeastern Louisiana Lions football 1963 prospects. Coach Stan Galloway, amid heavy losses from 1962, emphasizes a lean returning-lettermen group and a light interior line but fields a tested first team and brisk backfield. He projects Northwestern as title favorite, with McNeese and Louisiana Tech close, placing Southeastern near the bottom but hopeful for improvement.
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Southeastern
Lions
Southwestern
Norman Miller
Galloway
Cothern
Robin
Gennusa
Gunaldo
McCall
Ellis Johnson
Jerry Dunaway
Johnson
Dunaway
Charles Hayes
Brent Roussell
Johnson and Dunaway
Harry Nunez
New Orleans
Kenneth Dyer
Dyer
Nunez
Northwestern
McNeese
Louisiana Tech
Northeast
Alvin Doyle
Southeastern Louisiana College
Stanley Galloway
Lion
Chiefs Draw Big Kansas City Crowd In AFL Preview
The ex-Texans now Kansas City Chiefs, led by Len Dawson and Curtis McClinton, drew a strong crowd for a home exhibition against the Bills. Coach Hank Stram praised rookies Bobby Bell Junious Buchanan and Ed Budde as eight first-year players expected to boost the team.
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Dallas Texans
Kansas City
Lamar Hunt
Texans
Dallas Cowboys
Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas
Houston Oilers
Hunt
Municipal Stadium
Kansas City Athletics
Chamber of Commerce
Len Dawson
Curtis McClinton
McClinton
University of Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Chiefs
Buffalo Bills
Hank Stram
Abner Haynes
AFL
Dawson
Chris Buford
Burford
Tommy Brooker
Stram
Bobby Bell
Minnesota
UPI
Junious Buchanan
Grambling
Ed Budde
Michigan State
Offensive Back On Injured List For Giants Club
Bob Anderson, former Army back with Pete Dawkins, placed on the New York Giants injured reserve list. Affects offensive halfback with a knee problem that has hampered him since an operation. eligible to return in four weeks.
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Giant Club
Fairfield, Conn
Bob Anderson
Army
Pete Dawkins
New York Giants
National Football League
Anderson
Giants
Lions At A Glance 1963 Schedule and 1962 Results
The Lions schedule lists 1963 home and away games with results from 1962 including SLC matchups versus Corpus Christi Howard East Texas Arlington Florence State Corpus Christi NESC Monroe and others. Predicted outcomes mark W L or T. Returning lettermen total 19 with positions noted. Top all star candidates include McCall Webb Williams Johnson. Expected finish ranges from first to fourth depending on depth and newcomers.
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USL
Corpus Christi
Howard
Birmingham
East Texas
Tampans
Arlington
Florence State
NESC
WNLSC
Monroe
LAS Tech
la. Tech
McNeese
Lake Charles
NSC
Northwestern
Chattanooga
GSC
Letterm Nlost
James McCall
Vernon Webb
Maxie Williams
Ellis Johnson
Three LSU Teams Retained for 1963 Football Plan
Baton Rouge Special: LSU coach Charlie McClendon confirms a three team system will be used despite substitution rule changes. The Tigers face a tough schedule with 16 returning letters, limited double duty players, and fall drills starting September 1 to determine depth and position assignments.
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Football Rules Committee
Louisiana State
Tiger
Charlie McClendon
McClendon
Bandits
Tigers
LSU
Robbie Hucklebridge
Ruffin Rodrigue
Thibodaux
Danny LeBlanc
Albert G. Kees Breaks 100 To Win Shooting
Albert G. Kees a 61 year old Richmond Indiana machinist who had never won before captured trapshootings Grand American Handicap breaking 100 straight targets in Vandalia Ohio He entered Grand American week on his first appearance after taking a day off from work and outshot the large field in the Roaring Grand history to win the sport major prize
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Vandalia
Ohio
Albert G. Kees
Richmond
Ind
Kees
Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
Solunar periods show peak animal activity with major windows lasting about one and a half to two hours and minor periods shorter. The table outlines the times for the periods and explains their significance for fishing and wildlife viewing.
Doubles title chase in doubt as darkness halts men
In the National Doubles Championships at Brookline McKinley and Ralston led 7-5 8-10 6-4 with 5-5 in the fourth set when darkness stopped play. Hard and Bueno swept into the women’s final 6-4 6-4 over Truman and Haydon Jones.
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Brookline
Mass
Darlene Hard
Maria Bueno
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
U.S
Davis
Bobby Wilson
Roger Taylor
Palafox
Osuna
Cliff Buchholz
St. Louis
Ronnie Fisher
Houston
Hard
Miss Bueno
Christine Truman
Ann Haydon Jones
England
Margaret Smith
Robyn Ebbern
Deidre Catt
Liz Starkie
Taylor
Wilson
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Larry Nagler
Hollywood
East Orange
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Louisiana
Southeastern College Coucth
Stan Galloway
Ronnie Brabham
Sophrmores Fran Gennusa
Donald Guinalda
Webb
Hammond
SLC
Jan Powell
Carl Barbier
Williams
Ronnie Booksh
Eldon Orgeron
Booksh
Orgeron
Albert Doyle
Fred Fruge
Wayne Wick
Nail
Lutcher
Dick Cothern
Duke Robin
Herbert Best
Brabham
Arkansas
Tulane
Seth
Lloyd Haney
Miami
Fra
Greensburg
Beniel Curtis
Basile
Laisig
Eddie Brescher Gry
Ponchatoula
la van Piiaud
Bogoluso
le Yo
Larry Fee
Mike DeBenedictis
Clinton
Charles Kleinpeter
Baton Rouge
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Jr Laurel
Fr Ldarvey
le Cari Barbier
Fy Marrero
Sessie
Jennings
Fred Gory
Reggie Bezet
Marrero
la Guards
Onnie Frederi
St. Amant
Loonnie
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Hi Fe Gulfport
Miss
Lae
Melvin Fruge
Elinton
Lady Andrews
Slidell
la Lemule
Gene Cousey Tao
Zachary
Bocaiuse
la Cothern
St Bernard
Lort
Ns Horlingen
Texas deGeneres
la Montz
Eunice
Amite, Lo
Pons, Ba
Kansas
William Cook
Kansas City, Mo
Mac
John Alden Knight
Maior
Ug A
Washington Senators
Tom McKenna
H.P
Ariens
Howard Griffin
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