Parseghian Leaves South Bend Amid Notre Dame Coaching Tug of War
Ara Parseghian walked out of a Notre Dame meeting without signing a contract while Hugh Devore was named assistant athletic director. The Northwestern coach, after arriving Sunday, left in a hasty exit as talks continued. Notre Dame prepared a 10:30 a.m. press conference, and officials urged patience as contract terms remained unresolved.
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Terps lean on sophomores push to lift Maryland basketball
Maryland coach Bud Millikan banks on a sophomore starting quintet to spark a 3-2 ACC and 2-0 conference record. The 12,500-seat Cole Field House hosts a rising program with Gary Ward and peers leading scoring as they chase a tough schedule and improvement through the season.
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Redskins hire McPeak again as coach and GM
Washington announces Bill McPeak will return for another year with a raise and broad authority to build the team. The move comes after an 11th loss of the season as DeOrsey cites strong attendance and McPeak plans to hire a defensive coach and 12 scouts to cover major college conferences.
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Mira Pro QB Sprints From College To NFL Fame
Miami quarterback George Mira drew praise from Bear Bryant after Miami lost to Alabama, with Bryant predicting Mira will confound pro linemen and chase shadows as he sues his speed and passing to threaten defenses.
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Appleton Lineman of Year Wins AP All-America Honor
Texas University standout Scott Appleton voted nation's top college football lineman for 1963 by AP panel. He edged Dick Butkus of Illinois by eight votes. Nebraska guard Bob Brown finished third. Damon Bame Carl Eller Vern Burke and Rick Redman also cited. Appleton key to Texas undefeated season. Butkus praised for speed and ferocity. Brown noted for all around play in Nebraska title run.
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Rams invite Svare to return in '64
Los Angeles Rams president Daniel F. Reeves announced after a 19 16 loss to Baltimore that head coach Harland Svare, age 33, has been invited to return in 1964. Svare voiced interest in coming back, but no salary terms were disclosed. The team finished 5-9 this season, their best since 1958.
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Terps Defeat Clemson 56 48 In Tight ACC Clash
Maryland edged Clemson 56 48 in College Park to stay unbeaten in ACC play at 3 0. Gary Ward led Maryland with 13 points while George Suder added 12 and Neil Brayton 10. Clemson star Gary Burnisky scored 17 as the Tigers cut the gap late but fell to 1 4 overall.
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College Results Roundup From Various matchups
College results show Miami Ohio 79 over DePauw 68 and Duquesne 101 over Baldwin Wallace 81. Indiana defeated Detroit 110 to 92 while Wichita beat Texas 57 to 76. Duke beat South Carolina 77 to 70. Xavier 102 defeated Villa Madonna 66. Virginia Military 64 fell to Furman 51. Creighton 77 topped Iowa 72 in overtime. Iowa State 77 beat Utah State 68. Columbia 75 defeated Lafayette 68.
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NHL fines exceed 3000 after Hawks Leafs brawl
NHL President Clarence Campbell fined coaches Billy Reay of Chicago and Punch Imlach of Toronto $1000 each after a December 7 fight between the Hawks and Leafs. Players from both teams received smaller fines for bench involvement, with automatic penalties raised to $100 for leaving the bench. Campbell called the incident the worst in years and noted lack of coach control.
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Colts Sign Kern Carson In 17th Round Draft Pick
Baltimore Colts announce the signing of Kern Carson a 6 foot 202 pound halfback from San Diego State chosen in the 17th round. He will be tried as a tight halfback after averaging 4.8 yards per carry and scoring 11 touchdowns last season.
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Costello Leads Mountaineers Past Roanoke in Mason-Dixon
Mt. St. Mary’s beat Roanoke 92-74 in a Mason-Dixon Conference basketball game. Costello led with 21 points while nine Mounts scored seven or more. Roanoke’s Steve Baker had 22. Mounts move to 3-1 in the conference and 5-2 overall. Roanoke is 3-3 in conference and 4-3 overall.
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