Longhorns Triumph Over Navy in Cotton Bowl 28-6
Texas defeats Navy 28 to 6 in the Cotton Bowl as Duke Carlisle shines with 267 yards total offense including 213 passing and 54 rushing. Staubach passes for 228 yards but struggles behind a strong Longhorn defense. Carlisle earns outstanding back honors while Appleton leads Texas linemen.
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Associated Press
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Roger Staubach
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Naval Academy
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Sopho
Phil Harrison
Tommy Wade
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Jolly Roger
Chuck Curtis
Texas Christian
Syracuse
Ed Orr
Southern California
Wisconsin
Gophers
Minnesota
Washington
Scott Appleton
Illinois Rolls Past Washington In Rose Bowl Triumph
Illinois, led by sophomore fullback Jim Grabowski and a sharp defense, rallied from behind to defeat Washington 17 to 7 in the Rose Bowl. An early Husky surge was halted by Illini interceptions and fumbles, with Grabowski scoring the decisive late touchdown and Illinois cranking an 18-play 85-yard march.
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Washington
George Donnelly
Bull Siler
Jim Warren
Mike Taliaferro
Illini
Grabowski
Huskies
Blanton Still Tops Scorers as Others Narrow Lead
Mt Airy star Ray Blanton remains the area’s top scorer with 163 points after a 22 point game against the Alumni. Richard Horman of Linganore sits second with 143 points, while Jack Motter, Eddie Cook, Gordon Smith, and Larry Haines follow in the top ranks as Walkersville and Brunswick teams prepare for upcoming games.
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Mt. Airy
Blanton
Bulldogs
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Richard Horman
Linganore
Horman
Lions
Cook
Smith
Haines
Karl Brust
Brust
Brast
Mike Kelley
Brunswick
Walkersville
Gene Eyler
Emmitsburg
Eyler
Ivan Jordan
Singapore
Jordan
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Ling
Motter
St J
Walkers
Kelley
Bruns
Emmits
Harner
Mall
Fred
Orlando
Ss Bruchey
Deer regulation debate stirs Frederick County sports desk
Local reader argues for a regulated doe season to improve deer herd health and hunting quality in Frederick County. He cites shrinking, smaller bucks and criticizes political influence in Annapolis, urging Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission professionals to set regulations. Also lists college basketball scores and a Bluenose Tournament first round result.
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Sports Desk
Frederick County
Annapolis
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Michael G. Milulia JR
RFD
Frederick
Maryland
Quebec Edges Baltimore 2 1 In AHL Thriller
Wayne Hicks and Terry Gray led the Quebec Aces to a 2 1 victory over the Baltimore Clippers. Quebec outshot 34 19, Worley made key saves, Creighton scored for Baltimore late in the second. The win snapped Baltimore’s three game home winning streak and moved Quebec into second in the Eastern Division behind Hershey.
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Wayne Hicks
Terry Gray
Aces
Baltimore Clippers
Gump Worsley
Chippers
Worsley
Dave Creighton
Noel Price
Canadians
Hershey
Clippers
Nebraska Triumphs In Orange Bowl Over Auburn 18-7
Nebraska, ranked sixth, opened with a 13-0 lead as Dennis Claridge set an Orange Bowl distance record with a 67 yard run and Dave Theisen added two field goals. Auburn fought back in the third quarter, driving 71 yards for a TD but Nebraka held on. Alabama beat Mississippi 12-7 in the Sugar Bowl as Tim Davis kicked four field goals setting scoring records.
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Emmett Augustus Carlisle III
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NEW Orleans
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Alabama
Crimson Tide
Davis
Ole Miss
Billy Piper
Rebs
Rebels
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Larry Smith
Dunn
Dave Wells
Bobby Robinson
Puerto Rican middleweight title fight set for MSG
Jose Torres and Jose Gonzalez finished training for Fridays Madison Square Garden bout for the Puerto Rican middleweight title. Torres weighed 160 pounds, Gonzalez 158. Torres predicted at least 10 000 Puerto Ricans would attend and traded 50 percent of the net gate with Gonzalez in exchange for giving up his television share of 5000. Yankee minor leaguers to train in Hollywood Florida next spring.
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Jose Torres
Jose Gonzalez
Madison Square Garden
Torres
Gonzalez
Milan Heavyweight Champ Sannie Amonti Heads to Stockholm
Italian heavyweight champion Sannie Amonti flew to Stockholm for a Monday title bout with former world champion Floyd Patterson. The AP report notes the Milan locale and planned matchup as Amonti seeks the crown.
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Milan
Italy
Sannie Amonti
Stockholm
Floyd Patterson
Hayes nicks wind aided 9?0 sec 100 yard dash dream
Miami AP Big Bob Hayes tied his pending world best 91 seconds for the 100 yards at the Orange Bowl meet on a soggy track with a 10 mph breeze. The time cannot count as a record due to wind, but Hayes and coach Dick Hill expect a nine-second performance soon. Hayes also surprised Dave Sime later in the day.
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Fla
Big Bob Hayes
Hayes
Florida A&m
Bobh Hayes
Dick Hill
Dave Sime
Texas and Navy split $200000 Cotton Bowl payouts
Texas and Navy each received 200000 for the Cotton Bowl, the largest payoff in the bowl’s 28 year history due to a bigger television contract. Navy kept 196250 after conference shares, while Texas netted 79250 after travel and conference splits. Texas beat Navy 28-6.
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Dallas
Texas
Navy
Hardin Sees Texas Deserving No 1 After Cotton Bowl
Navy coach Wayne Hardin said Texas deserved the No 1 ranking after a 28-6 Cotton Bowl loss. He credited Texas line play and pass rush for overpowering Navy, noted quarterback Pat Donnelly was injured, and praised Staubach's effort but blamed the Texas defense for the defeat.
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Dallas
Navy
Wayne Hardin
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Hardin
Charles Kirkpatrick
Naval Academy
Hardim
Pat Donnelly
Donnelly
Roger Staubach
Staubach
Mulloy Top Senior Tennis Player for 1963 Rank
Gardnar Mulloy, 50, of Miami, top USLTA choice for No 1 senior men’s singles in 1963 after claiming his fifth National Senior title at Forest Hills last September. The recommendation, headed for automatic approval, awaits USLTA annual meeting in Corpus Christi, Texas, on Feb 15.
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Gardnar Mulloy
Forest Hills
United States Lawn Tennis Association
USLTA
Corpus Christi
Texas
Mulloy
Miami
Fla
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