Brown Only Big Eight Player Picked By AP
The 1963 AP All America football team includes three quarterbacks led by Roger Staubach of Navy who won the Heisman. Also on the squad are Jimmy Sidle of Auburn and Billy Lothridge of Georgia Tech. Notable picks include Bob Brown of Nebraska, Dick Butkus of Illinois, Dave Parks of Texas Tech, Carl Eller of Minnesota, Bob Lacey of North Carolina, Scott Appleton of Texas, and Sherman Lewis of Michigan State. Staubach, Sidle, and Butkus are juniors. others are seniors, with Staubach's season highlighted by 14 of 16 passing for 237 yards against Michigan and other standout performances.
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NEW York
Roger Stauebach
Damon Bame
Staubach
Army
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Springer
Dave
Southern California
Dave Parks
Texas Tech
Bob Lacey
North Carolina
Scott Appleton
Austin
Texas
Minnesota
Carl Eller
Bob Brown
Big Daddy
Nebraska
Dick Butkus
Dlinois
Sidle
Butkus
Michigan
Navy
Wild
Southern Methodist
Lothridge
Ottawa Whirlwinds tie scoring mark in win over Lawrence
Ottawa 7th and 8th graders defeated Lawrence Central 58 18 as Dean Barr set a new scoring record with 23 points aided by Wieneke's 16 and Underwood's 12. Lawrence freshmen beat Ottawa 53 21 as Alan Buck led with 12 and Buck, Stein, Haworth, White, and Hardage added 2-3 points each.
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Ottawa
Lawrence Central
Lawrence Fresh
Lawrence
Dean Barr
Barr
Dennis Wieneke
Reds
Ronnie Matthews
Regs
Doug Underwood
Wieeneke
Underwood
Wieneke
Tom Drake
Don Stevens
Bob Henry
Whirlwinds
Don Kornhaus
Alan Buck
Madison Stein
Ted Haworth
Wayne White
Bob Hardage
Ottawa Town Team Defeats Osawatomie
Bob Lewis scored 33 points to lead the Ottawa American Legion basketball team to a 60 to 54 victory over Osawatomie for the squad’s second win in as many games. Ottawa built a second half lead and maintained it, with supporting scores from Prager Jensen Higgins Chappell Shanes and others.
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Bob Lewis
Ottawa American Legion
OQ Osawatomie
Ottawa
Ottawans
Lewis
Gary Prager
Don Higgins
Bill Jensen
Tom Chappell
Vic Shanes
the Legion
Celtics Fall To Royals In High Scoring Loss
The Boston Celtics lost 118 to 108 to the Cincinnati Royals as Oscar Robertson scored 48 and Jerry Lucas 21 for Cincinnati. The defeat reduced Boston’s Eastern Division lead to 3 12 games. In another NBA result St. Louis beat an opponent 106-103 with John Barnhill making a key interception.
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Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Royals
Cincinnati
Boston
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Royals
NBA
Celtics
Vera Dacque
St. Louis
John Barnhill
Good Used 16 Inch Tires While They Last
Gilliland's recapping Rt. 4 Ottawa Vulcanizing Centropolis announces limited stock of 16 inch used tires.
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Good
Gilliland
Ottawa
Centropolis
Beatty England Trucking Service Buys Marburg Bros Line
Beattie England Trucking announces purchase of the Marburg Bros truck line serving Ottawa Baldwin Centropolis. It seeks new and old business across local sales barns markets livestock grain and water hauling with trucks at Scott Service Station one mile north of Ottawa contact CH 2-9796. Cecil Beatty CH 2-1586
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Marburg Bros
Ottawa
Baldwin & Centropolis Authority
Scott Service Station
Malburg Bros
Angels Bested Orioles and Twins Split Series 18 Times
The Los Angeles Angels enjoyed their strongest run last season against Baltimore and Minnesota, splitting 18 games with each opponent.
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Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Minnesota
Open Season for College Coaches Expands Unemployed List
The nation's college football coaches face renewed job losses as three more were dismissed, joining three already let go in four days. Wash ington State's Jim Sutherland, Boston University's Steve Sinko, and Ohio Wesleyan's Glenn Fraser leave with 32 years of combined service. Tennessee's Jim McDonald was first to go, two days into December, followed by Georgia's Johnny Griffith and Wake Forest's Billy Hildebrand. Douglas Dickey and Vince Dooley filled two vacant posts.
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Washington State
Jim Sutherland
Steve Sinko
Boston University
Ohio Wesleyan
Glenn Fraser
Tennessee
Jim McDonald
Georgia
Johnny Griffith
Billy Hildebrand
Wake Forest
Douglas Dickey
Vince Dooley
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Southeastern Regional Board
George Mira
Mira
Baylor
Don Trull
Duke
Jay Wilkinson
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Parks
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Francisco
Lacey
Appleton
Longhorns
Eller
Wisconsin
Badger
Harvey Drake
Drake
Jackson
White
Ottawa Town
Osawatomie
Merlin Casteel
PF Lewis
Higgins Jensen Shanes Prager
Chappell Casteel
Christmas Club
State Bank
Tecumseh and Main
R.S. Hill, Pres
Ed Hosler
Mamie Sands
Glen Hayward
Howard
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cincy
Cecil Beatty
J. W. England
NORGE
Qa. Service CO
Wringer
Gillette
West 4Th St
Sam
Tire & Supply, Inc
Ottawa Herald
Trios
Luggiae
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