Far West Classic Scores Highlight Tournament Outcomes
Tournament results span Oregon State's 68 58 win over Brigham Young and Oregon's 45 0 over Colorado State. Other notable finishes include LaSalle 83 over St Bonaventure 80 and Drake 89 over Georgetown 4 in various holiday events.
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Ore
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Exhibition
Wildcat Night Shines in Sugar Bowl Tourney Action
Kentucky and Villanova led a host of college basketball teams to decisive holiday tournament wins. Kentucky beat Loyola of New Orleans 86 64 to reach the Sugar Bowl final while Villanova dominated Minnesota 77 73 to claim the Holiday Festival title.
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Cotton Nash
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Jeff Mullins
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Joe Caldwell
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Wittenberg
Toledo
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Xavier
Tulsa
Blood Battle Sugar Bowl Coaches Clash In New Orleans
New Orleans AP report previews the 80th Sugar Bowl with Johnny Vaught and Paul Bryant as rival coaches who detest losing, promising a hard fought game.
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Bryant
Sloan
Mississippi
New Orleans
Johnny Vaught
Paul Bryant
Chargers Weather Edge Chargers Patriots AFL Title Fight
San Diego prepares for the AFL championship game with Patriots as sunny weather boosts practice. Highs reached a Dec 30 82 degree record, with cooler conditions expected for the Patriots arrival.
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San Diego
Calif
San Diego Chargers
Boston Patriots
Staubach tops list of spectacular college football displays
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach earns AP All-America praise as voters split on his best single game. The survey highlights his 14 of 16 for 237 yards and two TDs against Michigan, plus other standout efforts across the season. Rakestraw, Burke and Lothridge receive notable mentions for remarkable showings.
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George Bork
Whitewater
Wis
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Verne Burke
Southern California
Billy Lothridge
Duke
Associated Press
Jolly Roger Staubach
Navy
Staubach
Michigan
Roger
William and Mary
Rakestraw
Miami
Burk
Lothridge
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Northwestern
Burke
Fred Mazeruk
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Terry Isaacson
Air Force
Washington
Jay Wilkinson
Clemson
Fred Riddle
Iowa
Indians
Mary Woodson
Indiana
Jim Albert
Ohio U
Western Michigan
Zarley Honored Collegiate Golfer of the Year
Ker mit Zarley a 22 year old University of Houston graduate who just turned pro received the All America Golf Committee honor as the collegiate golfer of the year. Zarley won a record five college tournaments this year.
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Houston, Tex
UPI
Kermit Zarley
University of Houston
All-America Golf Committee
Zarley
Tit tle May Withdraw From Pro Bowl
New York Giants star Y A Tit tle is expected to withdraw from the NFL Pro Bowl in Los Angeles on January 12 after suffering a knee injury in the 14-10 title loss to the Chicago Bears.
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UPT
Y.A. Tittle
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles
Five major bowls open New Year football slate in 1963
Five major bowls launch a two day football binge in El Paso and across the nation. Oregon faces SMU in the Sun Bowl while Illinois meets Washington in the Rose Bowl Nebraska meets Auburn in the Orange Bowl Mississippi plays Alabama in the Sugar Bowl and Texas meets Navy in the Cotton Bowl. The Cotton Bowl pits top ranked Texas against Navy led by Roger Staubach with national title implications.
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Joe Namath
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Hurlburt
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Tulane
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Maroons
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Fred Down
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Wayne Hardin
Junior Coffey
Perry Lee Dunn
Jim Weatherly
Bucky Randall
Mike Fracchia
Shug Jordan
Tigers
SMU
Bob Berry
Don Trull
Baylor
Terry Isaacson
The
Air Force
Ouachita Lions top Woodlawn in 67 53 win. St Matthew’s 56 45 over Sterlington
Ouachita defeated Woodlawn of Shreveport 67 to 53 to run 2 2 in conference play and 11 6 on the season. St Matthew’s homecoming win 56 45 over Sterlington with Pete Cernigliaro scoring 23 as the Irish led from the start.
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Wilt Sets Pace In 3 Categories Of NBA Action
Wilt Chamberlain leads the NBA in scoring with 1 096 points in 32 games, averaging 34.3 for the San Francisco Warriors. He also tops field goal percentage at .526 and rebounds with 711, while Oscar Robertson and Jerry West vie for points and Jerry Lucas and Bill Russell chase rebounds.
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UPI
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Bill Russell
Boston
New Orleans Pro Shares Triumphs In Pro Am Meets
New Orleans pro ald Millet led both phases of the Yuletide golf event at Colonial Country Club. Millet and three amateurs posted a handicap net 59 in the four ball best ball on the first 18 holes, while Millet and D A Majors of New Orleans led 13 two somes with a 63 in the senior pro am format.
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New Orleans
Howald Millet
Colonial Country Club
Millet
Miller
D. A. Majors
Cadet Lazarus Wins Letter at Wentworth Military
Cadet Paul Lazarus son of Mr and Mrs Paul Lazarus of Monroe La has earned a company football letter at Wentworth Military Academy Major John C Rendecker athletic director announced after intercompany competition in which 114 cadets from seven companies took part last season at Wentworth.
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Lexington
Paul Lazarus
Monroe
Wentworth Military Academy
John C. Rendecker
Wentworth
Block High Boys Dominate Central Team in 76 46 Win
Block High boys defeated Central of Larto 76 to 46 at Jonesville Monday night. Jeff Foster led Block with 19 points while Freddie Brooks added 14. Larto girls beat Block second team 52 to 42 as Sue Wiley scored 25 and Nelda Jackson 17 for Block.
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Block High
Central
Larto
Jeff Foster
Block
Freddie Brooks
Sue Wiley
Nelda Jackson
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