Louisiana Sportsman Digest Deer and Duck Seasons Extend
The deer second split runs through January 10 with bucks allowed. ducks extend to January 2 or until next Thursday. goose through January 15. bear five day season open in East Carroll and Madison. Doves last split to January 7. quail to February 23. squirrels end January 10. rabbit to February 15. woodcock to January 15 and snipes bagging ends January 13.
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Louisiana
Russell Sage Wildlife Management
East Carroll
Madison
South Louisiana
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Patuxent
Maryland
John James Audubon
Pennsylvania
Audubon
Mortensen
Leon J. Cole
Barry's 35.9 point average tops college scoring
Rick Barry of Miami leads NCAA Service Bureau week rankings with a 35.9 average after seven games including a 50 point game versus Rollins. Howard Komives slips to 35.5, while Bill Bradley sits third at 32.6 and Nick Werkman falls to 22nd with 25.4.
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New York
UPI
Rick Barry
Miami
Fla
Ncaa Service Bureau
Rollins College
Barry
Rosell Park
N.J
Princeton
Bill Bradley
Nick Werkman
Seton Hall
Barry Kramer
New York University
Dick Moreshead
Boston University
Bob Pelkington
Xavier
Ohio
Moreshead
Paul Silas
Creighton
Rick Park
Tulsa
Danny Schultz
Tennessee
Park
Schultz
Jay Huckley
Duke
Fraley predicts bowl winners with several upsets
Fraley's picks favor Ole Miss, Navy, Illinois and Air Force in the bowls. Illinois beats Washington 28 7 in the Rose Bowl while Auburn topples Nebraska 21 14 in the Orange, Navy defeats Texas 14 6 in the Cotton, and Mississippi edges Alabama 21 20 in the Sugar with Air Force beating North Carolina 28 21 in the Gator.
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Oscar Fraley
MIAMI
UPI
Fraley
Illinois
Washington
Auburn
Nebraska
Navy
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
Illini
West Coast
Pete Elliott
Bastrop Coach Honored in 1963 All-State Football Team
Bastrop coach Joe Murray named coach of the year after guiding the Rams to a 9 0 1 regular season and district 1 AAA title. Holy Cross of New Orleans places three players on the triple A all state roster including Bob Borison David Jones and Barry Wilson. Holy Cross also dominates with Elton West Charles Rogers and Bill Bates among the first team selections.
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Holy Cross of
New Orleans
Triple-A
Afateee Baneda
Louisiana Spurs Writers Association
Joe Murray
Bastrop
Murray
Rams
Holy Cross
Bob Borison
David Jones
West Monroe
Charles Rogers
Istrouma
Elton West
Sulphur
Bolton
Bill Bates
Victor Eamont
Barry Wilson
Mickey Micheaud
Ricky Head
All-State Ends-Bruce DeBartolo and 1963 backs named
The 1963 Louisiana all-state football team names Bruce DeBartolo of Istrouma and Dwight Howell of Terrebonne among centers and backs. Lionel Head of Bastrop leads as quarterback, Maurice LeBlanc of Lafayette tops the backfield with 129 points and 909 rushing yards, while Jim Dousay of Istrouma is ruled ineligible.
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Dwight Howell
Terrebonne
Danny Schilling
Bogalusa
Russ Carmadelle
West Jefferson
Leon Perniciaro
Warren Easton
Joe Thibodaux
Sulphur
Milo McCarthy
de la Salle
Adrian Menzel
Pete Schweigert
Jesuit
Steve Shapiro
Mike Guillot
Spike Pierce
Baton Rouge
Greg Dupin
LaGrange
John Delayne
Richie Golman
Bolton
David Porter
Byrd
Johnny Piazza
Shreveport Woodlawn
Maurice LeBlanc
Lafayette
Joe Murray
Bastrop
Alworth Wins UPI AFL Player of the Year Award
Lance Alworth of the San Diego Chargers, in his first full pro season, tops AFL peers for the United Press International Player of the Year award with seven votes. Tobin Rote and Keith Lincoln each receive five votes. Clem Daniels of the Oakland Raiders and four others gain one vote apiece. Alworth, 185 pounds, had 61 receptions for 11 touchdowns and an 19.7 yard average. His longest TD grab was 85 yards. He also tied the league record with 13 catches for 111 yards against Boston on November 10.
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NEW York
UPI
Lance Alworth
San Diego Chargers
United Press
Alworth
Tobin Rote
Keith Lincoln
Chargers
Rote
Lincoln
Clem Daniels
Oakland Raiders
Arkansas
Boston
Sugar Bowl and Orange Bowl track meets face spacing issue
Tulane coach and Sugar Bowl director John Oelkers argues top athletes would run in year end bowls if Sugar Bowl in New Orleans and Orange Bowl in Miami were spaced a few days apart. He notes no current headliners cross from one meet to the other and cites travel risks.
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New Orleans
John Oelkers
Oehlers
Associated Press
C. K. Yang
Tom O’hara
Miami
John Pennel
Gary Gubner
Bob Hayes
Pennel
U.S
Gorgeous George Dies at 48 After Christmas Heart Attack
In Los Angeles AP reports wrestling figure Gorgeous George died of a heart attack. The gaudy star suffered a seizure at his Hollywood apartment Christmas night and died Thursday at General Hospital at age 48.
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Los Angeles
Gorgeous George
George
Hollywood
General Hospital
Bonita Semi Finals Feature Bonita McGehee Portland Girls
Bonita hosts four girls games with McGehee and Portland opening at 2 15 p m and 5 45 p m, followed by Sterlington versus Wilmot. Boys action has Sterlington vs Bastrop at 7 p m and Ouachita against Bonita at 8 30 p m with prior results noted.
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Bonita la
Bonita
Arkansas
McGehee
Portland
Sterlington
Bastrop
Ouachita
Collinston
Allan Shipp
Doug Howell
R. Langston
Wilmot
Jerry McDaniels
C. Stewart
Erwin
Sue Adair
Jackie Dumas
Grambling Heads Dillard Invitational Field
Unbeaten Grambling opens the 2nd Dillard Invitational in New Orleans facing Prairie View. Prairie View stands 4-2, Grambling 7-0. Nightcap has host Dillard at 5-4 meeting Southern University 4-2. Also notes Angels pitchers Don Mike and Bob Lee on roster, none related.
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New Orleans
Grambling
Prairie View
Dillard
Southern University
The
Los Angeles Angels
Don, Mike
Bob Lee
Sub Quarterbacks Carry Alabama's Hopes Of Victory
In the Sugar Bowl Alabama relies on two substitute quarterbacks Jack Hurlbut and Steve Sloan to spark the offense against Mississippi. Hurlbut, a 21-year-old defensive starter, has completed 4 of 14 passes for 99 yards and ran for minus nine yards this season. Sloan, 18, has two incomplete passes and 41 rushing yards in limited work, both stepping in after Joe Namath’s dismissal.
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New Orleans
Alabama
Jack Hurlbut
Steve Sloan
Mississippi
Joe Namath
Namath
Miami
Paul Bryant
Hurlbut
Houston
Tex
Sloan
Cleveland
Tenn
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Volkswagen Mn
North
News-Star—World
Ole Miss
Air Force
Pete
Bump
Michigan
Washingtons
Bob Devaney
Elliott
Devaney
Jimmy Sidle
War Eagles
Dispatch
Roger Staubach
Texans
Staubach
Pat Donnelly
Terry Isaacson
Colorado
Falcons
Pitt
Micheaud
Bruce DeBartolo
Donnie Bozeman
Steve Hartnett
Greg Dowies
Mike Camarrata
St. Aloysius
Gary Mitchell
Chris Cenac
David Stokes
Billy Roberts
East Jefferson
Randy Hudson
Glenn Smith
Grant McEloween
Head
Ed Head
Neal Prather
Bossier
Doug Harson
Harson
Glenn
Dousay
Orlans Catholic
Crescent City
Southwest
Southeast
LeBlanc
Prather
McEloween
Smith
Dennis Eigenbrod
New Orleans Jesuit
Stuart Scheer
Bill Nestler
Tucker McLure
Ross Brupbacher
Morris Funderburg
Joe Zimmerman
Jim McKay
Paul Alonzo
Doug Harris
Adrian D-Armond
Leonard Benoit
Jesse Carrigan
Shreveport Fair Park
Glenn Murphy
Steve LeDoux
AFL
Ken McBride
Dean Chancelhers
Walt
Glemmore Distilleries Company
Lownsville -Qwensboro
Kentucky
George Raymond Wagner
Seward
Neb
Beaumont
Calif
Canada
Whipper Watson
Toronto
Hawaii
California
Betty
Cherie
San Fernando Valley
Dillard's
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