Outstanding 3 B backs and lineman named by district coaches
Bozeman of Newellton Bears and Eddie Wisner of Vidalia Vikings earned outstanding back and lineman honors on the All-District 3-B football team. Wisner was the unanimous first team lineman. Bozeman starred for Newellton 9 1 0 and district title run.
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Allen Bozeman
Newellton Bears
Eddie Wisner
Vidalia Vikings
Louisiana Sports Writers Association
Bears
Lockport
Newellton
Vikings
Wisner
Viking
Vidalia
Ozeman
Grover
Butch
Wiggins
Bozeman
All District 3 B players listed by school names
District 3 B rosters include Newellton Vestal Roby Ernest Sikes Foster Parker Finley Vidalia Spinks Hewitt Block Lawson Bird G Holland C Holland Q Champlin Taylor Wisner McManus King Milby Pike Ensminger Lackney Sicily Island Thorn hill Nolan Ashley Waterer James McManus Hopkins Crowville Busby Clement Waters Ashley Q8 Boyte McDuffie Davidson Gregory Harris
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Newellton
Cannon-E
Vestal-T
Roby-G
Ernest Sikes
Foster-C
Parker-B
Finley
Vidalia
Spinks-T
Hewitt
Block
Lawson-T
Bird-G
Holland-C
Holland-Q
Champlin
Taylor
Wisner
McManus-E
King-E
Milby-T
Pike-C
Ensminger
Lackney
Golf Digest names top improvers Tony Lema and Marilynn Smith
Golf Digest magazine selects Tony Lema of San Leandro California and Marilynn Smith of Tequesta Florida as the year 1963 improvers in professional golf.
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New York
UPI
Golf Digest Magazine
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Marilynn Smith
Tequesta, Fla
Techmen Tag Savages With First Defeat
Louisiana Tech upset undefeated Southeastern Oklahoma State 77 to 71 at Buston. Joe Abendroth led Tech with 34 points including 15 straight free throws in the second half. Elvin Sweeten led the Savages with 22 points while Leon Barmore scored 28 for Tech freshmen in a 107 to 73 win over Southeastern Oklahoma’s freshmen.
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Buston
Louisiana Tech
Southeastern
Oklahoma State
Savages
Techmen
Bulldogs
Tech
Joe Abendroth
Abendroth
Elvin Sweeten
Leon Barmore
Southeastern Oklahoma
Fresh
Relay Wrestling Feature Set At Roll-Arena Tonight
Karol Krauser and Terry Garvin face Oni Wiki Wiki and Tom Bradley in a two fall relay tag match at Roll-Arena. Krauser and Garvin meet Wiki Wiki and Bradley in two one fall tuneups, each limited to 20 minutes, starting at 8 p.m. Promoter Ralph Fox promotes the event in the hometown program.
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Karol Krauser
Terry Garvin
Oni Wiki
Garvin
Bradley
Wiki Wiki
Krauser
Boys Club Senior League Scores显
Reiders 85 beat Hi Y 30. D E Club 42 defeated Beatty's 39. Alumni 41 edged Key Club 12.
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Reiders
Hi Y
D.E. Club
Beatty's Boys
Alumni
Key Club
Laperriere Out Ten Days With Broken Foot
Montreal Canadiens rookie defenseman Jacques Laperriere is sidelined about 10 days with a broken bone in his foot suffered in Chicago Sunday night while with the team.
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Break Montreal
UPI
Jacques Laperriere
Montreal Canadiens
NHL
Laperriere
Chicago
Nine World Series sweeps by Yankees Braves Giants Dodgers
Nine four game sweeps have occurred in World Series history. Six were by the New York Yankees and the remaining three were achieved by the Atlanta Braves, San Francisco Giants, and Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Yankees
Braves
Giants
Dodgers
Pennel Foremost 63 Track Figure Named Outstanding Athlete
John Pennel the Northeast State pole vaulter who set a world record of 17 ft 3/4 in in Miami Florida August 24 1963 is named outstanding track and field athlete of 1963 by The Academy of Sports Editors He is a leading candidate for two other awards to be voted on later He will receive the award January 19 at the New York Hilton Hotel with Bob Richards presenting Pennel also earned the National Amateur Athletic Union single performance of the year and was named Track Athlete of the Year by the Columbus Touchdown Club.
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John Pennel
Miami
Fla
Academy of Sports Editors
Howard B. Hillman
Academy
Pennel
Hillman
New York Hilton Hotel
New York City
Bob Richards
National Amateur Athletic Union
Columbus, Ohio
Touchdown Club
Nicholls comeback sinks Northeast in Brown Gym
Nicholls State of Thibodaux rallied in the second half to defeat Northeast State 70 to 65 before a crowded Brown Gym. The Colonels dominated the boards and shot 58 percent while Northeast hit 37 percent. Walker led Northeast with 12 points, while Simmons paced Nicholls with 22 points and Squires and Stuke each added 10.
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Mwortheast State
Larry Butler
Nicholls State
Brown Gym
Butler
Indians
Jimmy Walker
Colonels
Ben Bradford
Nicholls State of
Thibodaux
Northeast State Indians
Nicholls
Tribe
Jim Squires
Leonard Stubece
Northeast
Walker
Gene Simmons
Jerry Sanders
Squires
Stuke Shit
Simmons
Paul Vaccaro
Stuke
Sanders
Irby Gamble
Nichols
Vaccaro
Nichols State
Faa
Vaccara Y
Pilgreen Bo Ee
Northeast State
Gambin OP
A Dee Ae Enloe
Walker Mf J
Te Brooks
Snelling Oo
Rege
College Place tops LTL five in mid league action
College Place won 21-15 over LTL five as Dayton scored 16 for the winners. The Esquires edged Temple 29-27 in Junior A with Head 12 and Breland 13. The Cubs routed Wildcats 41-8 led by Smith with 27.
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College Place
LTL
Dayton
Central
Temple
Latiker
Graves
Carr
North Monroe Pee Wee
Southside
Hale
Dixon
Esquires
Head
Breland
Boyte
Wampas Kats
L.S. Lovers
Leggett
Roberts
Playboys
Hawks
Lancaster
Kennedy
Pennies
College
Reed
McRae
West Monroe Baptist
D. Lovett
J. Mixon
Cubs
Wildcats
Smith
Five Star Freshman League Action Highlights Unbeaten Bastrop Neville
Bastrop tops Ouachita 51 41 to stay unbeaten with Riley leading 16 points and Smith also 16 for Ouachita. Neville defeats St Matthew's 41 19 as Kilcoyne scores eight. Bastrop and Neville improve to 2 0 while Ouachita 0 2 and St Matthew's 0 1. Neville hosts Ruston at 4 p.m. today in Neville gym.
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Bastrop
Neville
Ouachita
St. Matthew's
Riley
Smith
Mike Kilcoyne
LaDart
West Monroe
Ruston
Dempsey recalls Mickey Finn claim before Tunney bout
Ex champ Jack Dempsey says he may have been drugged with a Mickey Finn before losing to Gene Tunney in 1926. He felt fine that day and blamed no one, noting the rain soaked 10 round Philadelphia fight drew 120000 fans and ended his title reign.
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Minneapolis
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Philadelphia
Mickey Finn
Manassa Mauler
Benny Marshall
Birmingham
Ala
Marshall
Hester
Jack
Chicago
Jess Willard
Tunney
Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
New York
Gould
Indians Pitcher Jim Mudcat Grant Sets Homers Against
Jim Mudcat Grant of the Cleveland Indians yielded a notable 30 home runs last season tying with teammate Pedro Ramos for most allowed, and three more than Dick Donovan.
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Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Cleveland Indians
Pedro Ramos
Dick Donovan
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