Bowling Scores From Ottawa 1963 Brunswick League Results
Ottawa Herald lists Brunswick League standings and high scores for December 3, 1963. McCracken Electric top with 185 474, Doman 226 586 leads Helen and Bills, Hamner 185 487 for IOOF, Domnanish 200 top First National, Page 539 high, plus Fryden 157 and Emerson 175 in other squads.
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McCracken Electric
Spatz
Foster
Helen and
Bill’s
Doman
IOOF
Hamner
Hubbard Lumber
Jones
Crane
First National
Domnanish
Page
Bork Leads Senior-Laden Little All-America Team
George Bork of Northern Illinois headlines the 1963 Associated Press Little All-America football squad, the only repeat selection from last year. The senior group features stars from Delaware, Texas A&I, Sewanee, and Wittenberg, with a dominant line and standout backs including Cherry, Brown, Banks, and Agnew.
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Bork
Harold Claassen
Associated Press
YORK
George Bork
Ilinois
Howitzer Whdh
Mike Brown
Delaware
Une
Sid Banks
Texas A&i
Martin Luther Agnew
Avalanche
Sewanee
Dick Dean
Depauw
Dean
Indiana
Notre Dame
Purdue
Cherry
Graham
Massachusetts
Harvard
Anmimigeeye
Bauman
Wittenberg
Brown
Banks
Agnew
Texas Holds Top AP Poll After Narrow Victory Over Texas A M
Texas barely defeated Texas A M 15 to 13 on Thanksgiving to clinch a 10 0 season and retain the No 1 spot in the AP poll. Navy trails in second with 432 points, while Winds, Pitt, and LSU move within the top five as the season closes and final rankings loom.
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Squeaker
Associated Press
Texas
Navy
Army
Longhorns
Nebraska Wins Opener 79 72 Under New Coach Cipriano
Nebraska earns a 79 72 upset of Wyoming in Cipriano's debut using transfers Coburn and Antulov plus sophomores Webb and Simmons. Coburn pours 31 points and ties the school field goal record as the Huskers signal they are not a last place club in the Big Eight.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Nebraska
Joe Cipriano
Wyoming
Huskers
Hal Cobrun
Moberly
Cipriano
Lincoln
Missouri
Bob Vanatta
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Tigers
Air Force
Iowa State
Ames
Ray Bob Carey
Gary Garner
Norman Saunders
Jim Davis
Colorado
Bob Antulov
Coley Webb
Grant Simmons
Ottawa Cyclones look to rebound after opening loss
After a 63-51 defeat to Emporia, Ottawa Cyclones prepare for a weekend with a trip to Lawrence Friday and a home game versus the Chanute Blue Comets Saturday. Coach H K Stevens praised the Emporia game, saying he learned a lot and that the team is improving its rebounding.
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Emporia
Ottawa Cyclones
Reds
Lawrence
Chanute Blue Comets
H. K. Stevens
Stevens
Cyclones
Spartans
Ottawa
Lawrence Lions
Bob Harris
Mike Browning
Rod Taylor
Lions
Chanette Blue Comets
Comets
Loyola Ramblers crush North Dakota in ragged season opener
Loyola Ramblers, fielding four returning starters from last season, opened with a 92-54 victory over North Dakota. Despite a ragged performance, coach George Ireland’s team showed early intent to defend their national title, as top-ranked Loyola overwhelmed the visitors and other top teams posted solid wins across the slate.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
George Ireland
Chicago Loyola Ramblers
Cincinnati
Ramblers
North Dakota
Game Report
Davidson
Wake Forest
State College of Iowa
Iowa State
Wichita
Colorado
Ohilo State
Butler
Michigan
Tulane
Kentucky
Texas Tech
Oregon State
Washington State
Mel Counts
Bears
Big Ten
Iowa
South Dakota
Texas
Howard Payne
Vanderbilt
Rice
Mississippi State
Louisiana Tech
Staubach Drafted by Both Leagues in NFL and AFL
Roger Staubach Heisman winner was drafted by Dallas Cowboys in the NFL and by the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFL in separate rounds while remaining a Naval Academy midshipman. He has at least three years of service ahead.
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Chicago
Roger Staubach
Naval Academy
Staubach
Dallas Cowboys
Kansas City Chiefs
NBA Scoreboard Shows Monday Quiet From Schedule
No games Monday as San Francisco visits New York. Wednesday features Los Angeles at Baltimore and New York at Detroit with San Francisco traveling to St Louis.
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San Francisco
New York
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Detroit
St. Louis
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Tire & Supply, Inc
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