Navy Texas Clash Heads List Of New Year Bowls
Texas and Navy will play in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas on New Year’s Day to settle the 1963 college football title. The day’s lineup also includes Illinois vs Washington in the Rose Bowl and Alabama vs Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl, all televised nationally.
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Navy
Texas
Martin Lader
Texas and Navy
Will Yielp
Dallas
Linois
Washington
Pasadena
Calif
Nbc
Alabama
Mississippi
New Orleans
Nebraska
Autuirn
Miami
ABC
United Press International Board of Coaches
Longhorns
Roger Staubach
Staubach
Duke Carlisle
Tommy Wade
Tony Crosby
Southern California
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Mike Taliaferro
Fred Custardo
Jim Grabowski
Sam Price
Jim Warren
Lakers Rally Past Pistons In High-Scoring Showdown
Los Angeles beat Detroit 140 128 at Fort Wayne with West scoring 39 and Baylor 32 as a 3 380 crowd watched. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati past New York 105 99 despite a fourth quarter scoring drought.
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United Press International
Los Angeles Lakers
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lakers
Pistons
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Bailey Howell
Cincinnati Royals
New York Knicks
Cincinnati
Royals
Johnny Green
Knicks
Troiney
Sosells
Ain
Mowell
Baylor
Scott
LaFlusso
Imholt
Wiley
Wile Ee Butcher
Yarnett
Moreland
Nelson
Ferry
Ells
Javes
Krebs
Los Angeles
Detrolt — Nowell
Timhoff
Oma
Bulebur Aay Ferry
Jones
Aliles
Lalusso
West
Barnett
Ellis
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
Baltimore
Detroit
Toledo
Russell Bellamy Lead Selections for NBA All Star Game
Russell of Boston Celtics and Bellamy of Baltimore Bullets were unanimous choices on the East West teams for the 34th NBA All Star game in Boston on Jan 14. East features Russell Heinsohn Jones Lucas Embry Robertson Greer Chappell. West includes Bellamy Disechinger Baylor West Pettit Wilkens Rudggers Chamberlain.
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NEW Yorke
UPI
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Walt, Bellamy
Baltimore Bullets
Boston
Russell
Tom Heinson
Sam Jones
Jerry Lucas
Wayne Embry
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Hal Greer
Philadelphia
Len Chappell
New York
West Bellamy
Terry Disechinger
Baltimore
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Bob Pettit
Lennie Wilkens
St. Louis
Wilt Chamberlain
Guy Rudggers
San Francisco
Palmer Not Liable For Faulty Carts
New York Supreme Court decides golfer Arnold Palmer is not personally liable for malfunctioning golf carts sold by Birdie Co Inc and later by Arnold Palmer Golf Cart Co Inc. The ruling affirmed a lower court against Carl Stohn and Archie MacDougal, who claimed lack of power and restoration after purchase in 1960.
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Albany
N.Y
UPT
New York Supreme Court
Arnold Palmer
Carl Stohn
Plattsburgh Golf and Country Club
Archie MacDougal
North Country Club
Birdie Co. Inc
Palmer
Supreme Court
Birdie Co
Arnold Palmer Golf Cart Co., Inc
Mountaineers edge Yale to set up Furman clash Thursday
West Virginia 69 Yale 66 in a tight win as substitutes sparked the rally. Buddy Quertinmont led with 20 points and converted four late free throws to seal the victory, with John Lesher tallying 13 and Marty Lentz 12. WVU hosts Furman in a Southern Conference game.
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Mountaineers
Yale
George King
WVU
Furman
West Virginia
Buddy Quertinmount
Quertinmont
John Lesher
Marty Lentz
Bo Camp
Tom Lowry
Mike Wolfe
Don Weir
Ricky Ray
Lowry
Davidson Hosts Southern Conference Christmas Tournament Opener
Davidson the lone unbeaten member and top-ranked within the conference opens the two day Christmas Tournament in Charlotte North Carolina with hopes to regain poise after six teams played 13 holiday games in which none matched the Wildcats. Princton Pennsylvania and Texas join the field as Davidson vies for the crown while Virginia Tech meets George Washington in a Southern Conference battle at Blacksburg. Richmond drops two in the Watauqua invitational with losses to East Tennessee State and Western Kentucky. William and Mary suffers an overtime setback to Kentucky but defeats East Tennessee State. West Virginia splits a three game stretch.
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United Press International
Davidson
Charlotte
N. C
Lave Princston
Pennsylvania
Texas
Wildcats
Virginia Tech
George Washington
Blacksburg
George Washingtnn
Owenshoro
Mississippi State
Kentucky Wesleyan
University of Richmond
Five Hoop Tournaments To Be Decided Today
The busy college basketball weekend continues with five championships on the line. Villanova meets Minnesota for the Holiday Festival title at Madison Square Garden, LaSalle battles St Bonaventure for the Quaker City crown, Oklahoma State faces Kansas State for the Big Eight title, Brigham Young meets Oregon State in Portland for the Far West title.
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Sandy Padwe Upi
New York
Villanova
Minnesota
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
LaSalle
St. Bonaventure
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Kansas City
Brigham Young
Oregon State
Portland
Weekend college hoops roundup with Marshall hopeful for Toledo
Marshall University prepares for a Saturday game at Huntington after a 100-88 win by Big Green led by Tom Lanefitt and Butch Clark. The report also notes NYU beating USC 70-69 in Los Angeles Classic and Kentucky’s Cotton Nash scoring 33 in a 101-81 win over Notre Dame as top national sentiment shifts.
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Huntington
UPI
Marshall University
University of Toledo
Big Green
Tom Lanefitt
Altmni
Marshall
Butch Clark
Dick Wildt
Hunters Missing In Chesapeake Bay Near Fort Smallwood
Four duck hunters missing since Sunday are believed drowned in Chesapeake Bay near Fort Smallwood. Among the missing are Rodney Dixon 21 of Ambridge Pennsylvania Paul Schlyer 34 of Severna Park Maryland Jack Armstrong 31 and William J Baqual 28 of Baltimore Maryland. Coast Guard and Tidewater Fisheries vessels comb the bay as an amphibious Coast Guard plane locates a capsized runabout off Sandy Point.
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Apt
Chesapeake Bay
Rodney Dixon
S64
Virginia Ave
Ambridge
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Air Arm
Balltimore
Dixon
Glen Burnie
Fort Smallwood
Here
Paul ©. Schlyer
Severna Park
Jack Armstrong
William J. Baqual
Baltimore
Coast Guard
Tidewater Fisheries
Sandy Point
Flying Eagles Face Charleston In Battle For AP Standings
Woodrow Wilson’s undefeated Flying Eagles meet Charleston in Charleston Civic Center. Beckley bold in race with Mountain Lions. key players Rudy Coleman, Ronnie Kyle for Beckley and Willie Farley Jeff Schoernbaum Kenny Minor for Charleston. Game tipped at 7 30 p m with 163 points by Beckley in two games and 219 by Charleston this season.
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Donald Meadows Register
Woodrow Wilson
Flying Eagles
Charleston
Associated Press
Beckley
Shady Spring
Oak Hill
Mountain Lions
Fter DePont
Charleston Catholic
South Charleston
Board of Sports Writers
Lawrence Wiseman
Maltens
Raleigh County Armory
Huntington
Mount Hope
Ansted
Oak Iill
Bluefield
Clear Fork
Sophia
Contey
Herndon
Mark Twain
Glen Rogers
Pineville
Welch
Stoco
Stratton
Trap Hill
Marsh
Gilbert
Oceana
Flying Hagies
Eagles
Lions
Charleston Civic Center
Rudy Coleman
Ronnie Kyle
Coleman
Kyle
Buddy Gravely
Fred Lewis
Bob Manning
Ron Lilly
Terry Dillon
Willie Farley
Jeff Schoernbaum
Kenny Minor
Gary Hess
Gary Whittington
Whittington
Dillon
Coalfield
Mullens
Raleigh
Coal City
Minutemen
Maroon Wave
Bears Rally To Beat Giants In 1950 NFL Title Game
Chicago Bears defense forces five interceptions by Y A Tittle and two turnovers set up scores as the Bears win 14 to 10 to claim the NFL championship. Bears earn about $6 000 per player while the Giants receive roughly $4 000.
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ED Sainsbury
UPI
Wrnter Ciicago
Y.A. Tittle
Chicago Bears
Bears
Giants
Chicago
Larry Morris
Bil Wade
Ed O'Bradovich
Wade
Tittle
George Halas Crowned Loyal Owner Of Year
George Halas of the Chicago Bears earns praise as the most loyal owner while leading his team to the NFL title in frigid conditions. The Giants pushed hard behind Y A Tittle but Chicago’s defense and late drives secured a narrow victory and a record eighth championship for the Bears.
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George Halas
Oscar Fraley
UPI
MIAMI
Chicago Bears
Ipro
Soldiers Field
Halas
Bears
Giants
New York Giants
Y. A. Tittle
Jimmy Valentine
Paul Bunyan
Chicago
Florida
California
Washington
Staley
Tittle
Allah
Ditka and Tittle Named Top NFL Players
Ditka of the Chicago Bears and Y A Tittle of the New York Giants were voted the league's top players by the Academy of Sports Editors. Ditka led the West with 25 first place votes to Johnny Unitas's 20. Tittle topped the East with 35 votes to John Brown's 10.
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Boston
UPI
Mike Ditka
Chicago Bears
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Acadeamy
Ditka
University of Pittsburgh
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
John Brown
Cleveland Browns
Americans Regain Davis Cup as McKinley Triumphs
The United States reclaimed the Davis Cup in Adelaide after a four year gap with a decisive win over Australia. McKinley defeated Newcombe in the decisive match 10-12 6-2 9-7 6-2 as Ralston and McKinley also won the doubles. Emerson claimed two Australian points with singles wins.
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Adelaide
Australia
UPI
United States
Harry Wapman
Hopman
Roy Emerson
John Newcombe
John Cooper
Melbourne
Tony Roche
Cooper
Ashley Cooper
Rache
Chuck McKinley
McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
U.S
Newcombe
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Emerson
Neale Fraser
Ralston
Tonolulu
Trinity University
University of Southern California
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