Fraley Seeks Koo as Athlete of the Year
The piece argues for Dodgers pitcher Don Newcombe as athlete of the year, praising his return from finger trouble to lead the NL with a 1.98 ERA, 306 strikeouts, 25 wins as a lefty, and a World Series record 15 strikeouts in Game 1, culminating in a Dodgers sweep of the Yankees. It contrasts with other sports stars cited, including Sonny Liston, Mickey Wright, and Jack Nicklaus.
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Jimmy Brown
Y. A. Tittle
Jack Nicklaus
Jilius Boros
Charles
Sonny) Liston
John Pennell
Mickey Wright
Dodgers
Juan Marichal
Giants
King Carl” Tubbell
Yankees
Winning Horse Dies At Finish At Los Alamitos
Safety Pin a five year old gelding pulled a surprise win in the seventh race at Los Alamitos then collapsed in the winner's circle after the finish. An autopsy found no arterial blood near the heart though the horse had just run an 18.1 second a ho yard event.
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Los Alamitos. Calif
Safety Pin
Los Alamitos
William Mahomney
Pancho Gonzales heads home as US Davis Cup line-up set
Pancho Gonzales will fly to Los Angeles for Christmas leaving the United States Davis Cup team short for the challenge round against Australia starting Thursday in Adelaide. Captain Bob Kelleher said the decision was understood. Dennis Ralston and Chuck McKinley were described as in peak form after practice. Australia faced form concerns with Neale Fraser struggling in drills ahead of Roy Emerson and the No 2 singles role. The text also notes the National League set an attendance mark in 1963 with 1,382,253 fans.
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Adelaide
Australia
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
United States
Gonzales
America
Pancho
Bob Kelleher
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Neale Fraser
Harry Hopman
Fred Stolle
Roy Emerson
Neale
Hopman
Tate Accepts U. Of Miami Coaching Job
Tate Charles Tate, a 32 year old assistant at Georgia Tech under Jabby Dodd for seven seasons, won unanimous approval to become the University of Miami's head football coach on a four year contract. He will discuss salary this week and succeeds Andy Gustafson who retired after 16 years. Tate praised the move as a Christmas present and vowed to use all stops to win.
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Miami. Fla
Charlie Tate
University of Miami
Tate
Georgia Tech
Jabby Dodd
Honey King
Stanford
Andy Gustafson
Miami
George Mire
Baylor
Iren Dallas
Trull
Oklahoma City
Oilers
Cardinals
St. Louis
Houston
Ivy
Cannon
Tauston Post
Trullspacto
Alf
Trulli
George Blanda
Trul
Dot
Alworth Heads AFL All Stars With Raiders and Chargers
Jim Otte and Ron Mix headline a 1965 United Press International All Pro AFL team. Oakland and San Diego placing six and five players respectively, with Lance Alworth leading votes at wide receiver and Tobin Rote chosen at quarterback. Other notables include Clem Daniels Art Powell Archie Matses Fred Williamson and Tom Morrow from Oakland plus several Chargers stars.
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New York
Jim Otte
Oakland Raiders
Ron Mix
San Diego Chargers
United Press International
Oakland
Chargers
Peach
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Mix
Tobin Rote
Earl Faison
Chargers Phiwer
Neith Lincoln
Otta
Phull
Clem Daniels
Art Powell
Archie Matses
Fred Williamson
Tom Morrow
Atse: Ite
Puffalo Bills
Easton Patriots
Houston Oilers
City Chiefs
Denver Broncos
PGA Rules Upheld in Antitrust Suit Over Baseball Parallels
U.S. District Judge Lloyd T. Burke ruled against golfer Herbert Deesn of Berkeley in a suit claiming PGA of America violated antitrust laws. The decision found no discriminatory action or evidence that tournament entry policies harmed nonmembers, noting the PGA’s acting rules apply to its members and nonmembers face no selective exclusion. The ruling compares PGA practices to those of Major League Baseball and the National Football League without establishing unlawful restraint.
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San Francesco
Professional Golfers Association of America
PGA U.S
Lloyd T. Burke
Herbert Co Deesen
Berkeley
Cidit
Seia
Judee Dorke
Poliies
POA
Dresen
Ape
Tarke
Tulane Struggles Continue In Ninth Straight Loss
Tulane dropped to 0–9 with a 97–85 defeat at Yale as Rick Kaminsky scored 36 for the Bulldogs. Dennis Lynch repeatedly created chances, while Tulane led early before Yale surged to take a 59–42 halftime lead and Shute led Tulane with 23 points. Alabama beat Howard 75–67 behind 26 from St James Booth and clutch free throws.
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Tulane
Greenies
Yale
Alabama
Howard
Rick Kaminsky
Dennis Lynch
Kaminsky
Dennis Shute
Crimson Tide
St. James Booth
Tide
Bobin
Park on Target Take Contracts With Alouettes
Park and Rohrschneider signed with the Montreal Alouettes after North South game weekend, choosing stability over NFL and AFL offers. They explained no draft fits left them in limbo, deciding to begin professional football careers with Montreal.
Trull to Throw for Houston in 1963 season
Baylor pass leader Don Trull signs with the Houston Oilers of the AFL for 1963 as a future asset. Contract details remain undisclosed amid high bidding from the Oilers and Colts. Trull, born in Oklahoma City, plans to start practicing in Texas and move into pro style offense.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Don Trull
Baylor
Houston
Trull
Oilvers
Oilers
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Ortiz Plans Three Title defenses starting with Elorde fight
New York cap Ortiz plans three title defenses beginning Feb 1 in Manila against Elorde. If successful, he would fight Kenny Lane in Muskegon and Carlos Fernandez of Venezuela. Odds include Elorde promotion by Lupe Sarreal.
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New York
Carlos Ortiz
Flash Klorde
Manila
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Carlos Pernandez
Venezuela
Ortiz
Dewey Fragpeeta
Bill Daly
Elorde
Lupe Sarreal
Fragetta
Scarrel
Daly
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Rho
Louisville Cooperage
Hargus Insulation
M. L
Buck) Hargus
Walrut FA
Monroe
L& M Motors
Lou Craig
Joe Sullivan
South
Grayson’s Radio & TV Service
Merry Christmas
GEO. Baber’s Inc
Twin City Shopping Center
Monroe, LA
Jack Clampit
Mr. Reagan
Charles Tate
UL of Miami
Wla
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Atlanta
Yate
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Alworth
Norman Miller
Rote
Sheeeafoeld
TBS
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Kurtz Uckinnen
CNT
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Coimadiva
Gina Upner
Ieerith
Hellee
Serk
Montreal Disa
Bork
Rohrschneider
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Berk
Tush
Rohrsehmeider
Jim Trimble
CSTR
Tess
Yrodl Gs
Stamford University
Weest Stine
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Bob Crenshaw
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John H. Bradley
Red Miller
Monroe, Louisiana
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