Big Eight doubleheader opens pre tournament schedule
Kansas State visits USC as Kansas hosts UCLA in a Sunflower doubleheader night in Lawrence. UCLA stars Walt Hazzard and Gail Goodrich pace the Bruins while Kansas counters with Walt Wesley back from injury and Wayne Suttner. Oklahoma State, Colorado, and Missouri also figure in evening action. Kansas and Kansas State meet Southern Cal and UCLA respectively, with strong early season records shaping the showcase.
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Gail Goodrich
Jack Hirsch
Fred Slaughter
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St. Louis
Indiana
Southern Cal
al Young
USC
Walt Wesley
Texas Tech
Cincinnati
George Unseld
Jayhawks
Harry Gibson
Manhattan
Gene Johnson
Larry Hawk
Toledo Beats NYU Upsets No. 2 Violets At MSG
Toledo shocked NYU 87-74 at Madison Square Garden as the unranked Rockets harassed the No. 2 Violets with a fast, open offense and aggressive defense. Loyola of Chicago edged Western Michigan 105-102, while other top results included Oklahoma State remaining unbeaten 71-64 over BYU and Providence 72-66 over Saint Louis.
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Eddie Melvin
Y A Tittle Named MVP Of National Football League
New York AP reports Y A Tittle, aged 37, was named NFL MVP by a panel of sports writers and broadcasters with 33 of 40 votes, ahead of Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown who had seven. The Giants star leads the league in scoring and has set career records in touchdown passes. he pledges full effort in Sunday’s winner take all clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Steelers
NFL
Yelberton Abraham
Gilchrist Near 2nd 1000 Yard Mark in AFL Race
NEW YORK AP Buffalo's Cookie Gilchrist can become the first AFL player to reach 1000 rushing yards twice with a 195-yard game against the New York Jets. He set a single game rushing record with 243 yards and five touchdowns last Sunday, bringing his season total to 865 yards while trailing Oakland's Clem Daniels by 17 yards with two games left.
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Daniels
Prairie View A&M coach Nicks named NAIA Football Coach of the Year
Bil Nicks of unbeaten Prairie View A&M College was named National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Football Coach of the Year on Thursday. The honor highlights his team’s perfect record and leadership at the program.
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Aaron Wins Batting Title 1963 NL
Aaron, Milwaukee outfielder, captured the 1963 National League batting title with a .586 average. He posted 29 doubles 4 triples and 44 homers among 201 hits finishing with 213 total bases in 482 at bats. Willie Mays followed with a .582 average.
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Basketball scoreboard roundup by region
East Georgetown 98 Manhattan 87 Rhode Island 77 Brown 62 Mass 93 Boston Coll 74 Toledo 87 NYU 74 Villanova 58 Buffalo 56 South The Citadel 97 Presbyterian Wash Lee 58 Lynchburg 54 Memphis St 88 Marquette 74 Howard 85 Mississippi 80 Midwest Notre Dame 107 Valparaiso 60 Town 73 So Methodist 70 Loyola Chicago 105 W Mich 102 Providence 72 St Louis 66 Southwest Oklahoma City U 97 San Francisco U 84 Texas Christian 66 Florida 60 Colorado 72 Houston 61 New Mexico 49 Denver 43 Far West Oklahoma State 71 Brigham Young 64 Seattle 98 Montana State 75.
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the Citadel
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Howard
Mississippi
Midwest
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Florida
New Mexico
Denver
Seattle
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Bowling league scores and leaders from Ottawa Herald 1963
Ottawa Herald reports commercial and local bowling standings for December 1963. Lists high scores, bowlers, and teams across multiple leagues including Prinseton Walter, Fredeen's Shoes, Classic League, Kittty Clover, Pepsi Cola, and Thursday Night Ladies, with top marks reaching in the 200s and team totals near 500.
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Todd Mobile Homes
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Bell
Weidner
Texaco
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Kersley
Pence Food Center
Bettge
Kitty Clover
Thomas
Gilbert
Ottawa Insulation
Foster
Jones
Pepsi Cola
Kamp
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Gambles
Walker
AMF
Kitts
National Guard
Hamerickhouse
Litwins
Mudrick
Conrad's Painters
Southwestern Bell
Waldo
Yager
Keen Company
Lewis
Ogle
Wolgast
Briscoe Drugs
Ames
Taylor
Dutch Boy Paints
Cheney’s
Stewart
Strole
Mann Bell
Packers Title Hangs on Bears Loss in Saturday Clash
Green Bay Coach Vince Lombardi says the Packers must win at San Francisco to stay alive for the Western Conference title as Chicago can clinch with a tie or win. The NFL and AFL titles could be decided by Sunday with Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Kansas City, San Diego and Oakland in contention, while Green Bay eyes a potential third straight NFL crown.
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Cincinnati Says Army Toughest Team of 1963 Season
Cincinnati Bearcats say Army was the toughest foe they faced in the 1963 season. Wichita State narrowly missed the honor by one vote. They named an all-star team from opponents including Bill Procells and Bob Long of Wichita, John Simmons and Dick Stewart of Tulsa.
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Wichita
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Bob Long
John Simmons
Dick Stewart
Tulsa
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