NFL Draft Marathon Draws Complaints and Delays
The NFL held the longest draft session in league history, running from 4:00 a.m. Monday to 6:47 a.m. today, with five clubs conducting business by phone or teletype and others present. Players and teams faced delays amid AFL competition and talk of future changes, while signings by Dallas, Baltimore, and others followed draft selections.
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Redskins Pick Krause in NFL Draft
CHICAGO Af Paul Krause halfback from the University of Town was selected by Washington in the National Football League draft Monday.
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Spokane Manager Ozark Signs With Padres Affiliate
Spokane Indians announce manager Danny Ozark has signed a second one year contract with the club in the Pacific Coast League. The deal ensures Ozark will return to lead the team for another season in San Diego and California.
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Angels Draft Six Trade Wagner in Major Move at Winter Meetings
The Los Angeles Angels, the busiest team at the winter meetings, traded power hitter Leon Wagner to the Cleveland Indians for pitcher Barry Latman and a player to be named later. The Angels also drafted 63 players at a cost of 691000. Mets bought Bob Taylor from Milwaukee for a 100000 bonus. Wagner hit 63 home runs in two years and batted 291 in 1963. Latman was 7 12 with the Indians last season. The Angels signed six players, including three veterans at 25000 each and three first year players at 8000 apiece, with several pitchers among the notable adds. Notable names among the draftees included Howie Koplitz, Jim Owens, and Bill Fischv.
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Indiana Back Scoring Champ in 1963 Big Ten Football
Indiana 220 pound junior fullback Tom Nowatzke won the 1963 Big Ten football scoring title with 58 points on six touchdowns five field goals and seven conversions to edge Michigan State’s Sherman Lewis by four points. Wisconsin’s Lou Holland and Michigan State’s Roger Lopes tied for third with 42 points each while Iowa’s Paul Krause tied for fifth with 36.
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Reilly Vaughn Named to Look All-America Squad
New York report places Mike Reilly of Iowa at guard and Town State fullback Tom Vaughn on Look Magazine s 22-man all star team. Reilly edged teammate Wally Hilgenberg for the linebacker spot, with praise for Vaughn s stamina and versatility to play halfback or fullback.
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Sophs Help Iowa Triumph Over South Dakota Opening Win
Iowa beat South Dakota 85 66 in the season opener as sophomores aided a surge after halftime. Andy Hawkins left with an ankle injury, Joel Jossen sparked a quick run, and George Peeples Dennis Pauling and Jessen contributed to a 34 50 halftime edge. Roach led with 14 points and 19 rebounds.
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