Midwest dominates 1963 UPI All-America football team
The Midwest leads with four players on the 1963 UPI All-America football team while Roger Staubach of Navy tops the East vote. Juniors populate the mythical eleven, with linemen weighing from 201 to 269 pounds and backs averaging 183 pounds.
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Midwest
Leo B. Petersen
UPI
New York
United Press International
East
Roger Staubach
Navy
Ers
Kansas
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Jay Wilkinson
Duke
Butkus
Redman
Cvercko
Appleton
Brown
Burke
Lewis
Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Martha
Jim Grisham
Don Trull
Baylor
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Billy Martin
Larry Elkins
Baller
Ralph Neely
Whaley Hall
Mississippi
Damon Bame
Southern California
Dick Nowak
Army
Pat Watson
Mississippi State
Mel Ucla
John Simmons
Tulsa
Herschel Turner
Kentucky
Archie Sutton
Illinois
Steve DeLong
Tennessee
Earl Lattimer
Malcolm Walker
Rice
Renfro
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Thomas Crutcher
Texas Christian
Cosmo Iacavazzi
Princeton
Boat makers plan 1964 line with more sizes and power options
Cruisers Inc president Roy H Thompson announces 16 inboard outboard models in 17 to 25 foot sizes for 1964 with 14 engine drive options from 80 to 225 horsepower. Chris Craft highlights colorful interiors and larger galleys as women show growing boating interest. price increases on 1966 equipment are minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. Thompson
Cruisers, Inc
Thompson
Chris- Craft
Bruce Donmost
Speedway Ends Sunday at Bradenton Demolition Derby Finale
Bradenton Speedway wraps its 1963 season with a 0 lap late model feature and a 35 lap early model race on Sunday. Girl drivers race 25 laps followed by a demolition derby among the early and late model cars. Cars will show a flag when out, signaling eliminations, with roped sections to keep action in front of spectators. Also features the Nepuff derby to crown the 1963 powder puff queen and awards ceremony for high point champs and race day trophies. Racing runs 1:00 p.m. warmup with heats starting later.
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Sarasota
Bradenton Speedway
Lyall's Eagle Not Good Enough at Longboat Key Golf
Lyall made an eagle on the 380 yard hole at Longboat Key Golf Club but finished one shot behind the leaders Joe Snow and John Wilson who posted 66.
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Lyall
Longboat Key
Joe Snow
John Wilson
Veteran Al Smith Traded From Orioles to Indians for Willie Kirkland
Veteran outfielder Al Smith was traded from the Baltimore Orioles to the Cleveland Indians for outfielder Willie Kirkland. The Indians also received $25,000 in addition to Smith who began with the Indians in 1953 and played in the 1954 World Series.
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Vet
al Smith
Orioles
Willie Kirkland
San Diego
Calif
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Indians
The
Smith
Mississippi State Tasked For Liberty Bowl Showdown
Don Harnett shined in a local mat debut drawing with veteran Jack Allen. The melee featured four wrestlers including Killer Keri Kox and Big Bob Ortin. Heath narrowly beat Nelson Royal in the semi feature as St Martha's coach, who mentored Harnett, clinched the verdict after an out of ring scuffle with Royal.
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Killer Keri Kox
Big Bob Ortin
Don Lewin
Don Curtis
Heath
Nelson Royal
St. Martha's
Hartnett
Tampa Track WEDNESDAY MATINES RESULTS ENTRIES
Entries listed for a track matinee with multiple grades and positions. Names include Perky Pam, Grace Tip, Easy Zeta, Vogue Star in First. Wee, Ed egy Drake, White Foot Johnnie in Second. Glowing Star, Rumber Queen, Rust Assured in Third and others across Grades C M E etc with many horsey or racing style names and potential misprints.
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Perky
Pam
Jawed
Friendly Shadow
Lee
Omer
Neat Chance
Grace Tip
Easy Zeta
Vogue Star
Wee
Jen Mac Stetch
Go Money
Ed Egy Drake
Shy Speaker
Metcalf
White Foot Johnnie
First Federal Fights Back in Slo-Pitch Action
First Federal rallied from an early deficit to beat Scarbrough Roofing 14-8 in Slo-Pitch at 12th Street Park. Tucker's Sporting Goods led Whitfield Estates Presbyterian 12-4 after a 3-0 first inning. Bob Underwood and Ed Richards had three hits for First Federal. Don Winters and Looney homered. For Scarbrough, Ron Klein and Bill Salters had two hits. Tony Wilson homered.
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First Federal
Scarbrough
12Th Street Park
Tucker’s Sporting Goods
Whitfield Estates Presbyterian
Bob Underwood
Ed Richards
Pace
Don Winters
Looney
Ron Klein
Bill Salters
Tony Wilson
Four-Way Tie At Bobby Jones Golf Event
Dyken 77 wins Class A in a four way tie while Cleveland’s 77 takes Class B honors and Eleanor McHargue shoots 72 to win Class C division.
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Bobby Jones
Dyken
Cleveland
Eleanor McHargue
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
New York reports a new healing substance called Preparation H that claims to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery. In multiple cases it relieves itch and pain while gradually reducing swelling, advertised as available at drug counters.
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New York
K. J. Capestan
Bowl Lineup From United Press Internations
A schedule of upcoming college football bowls lists dates and matchups including Prairie View versus Kearney, East Carolina against North eastern, and several traditional bowls such as Orange Blossom, Gator, Sugar, Cotton, Rose, and Senior Bowls with many opponents still listed as undetermined.
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Mississippi State
North Carolina State
United Press International
Ramers
Jacksonville
State
Air Force Academy
North Carolina
Bulldogs
Florida
Alabama
Auburn
Louisiana St
Mississippi
Paul Davis
Duquesne
United Press Internations
Prairie View
Tex
Kearney
Neb
Orlando
Coast Guard Academy
Western Kentucky
Montgomery
Ala
Shrine
San Francisco
Tucson
el Paso
Tez
Pasadena
Calif
Mlinois
Washington
New Orleans
Dallas
Texas
Miami
Mobile
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Vern Burke
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Scott Apple
Baltine
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Conan Wee Thes
Don Harnett
Jack Allen
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Simrse Grete Cormere
Moly Bor
Jotzola Mac
Rust
Kolige
Milam
Coro Silver
8'S Fire
Rockin White
Mer Valdesta
Blve Mix
Jure Nevin
Gorden Spike
Pree Rock
Lula Montez
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Hannah Mor
Log Lee
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Hackerbac Rugged Bob
Odessa Mac
Border Gossip
Miss Dilly Mor
Why Ture
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Test Wire
Eve Mee
Statesboro
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Lossom Rock
Moe
Gene Foy
Quinieta
Reocoder
Sybie J
Quiniete
Joe
Quiniela
Rocker's Circus
Addie
R.F. Lee Jones
Western Ann
Dick Dawson
Cameno Real
Quinieda
Ruby Keeler
Wight
Mar Valois Quiniela
Mondera Bell
Esintete
Fred
Velvet Shield
R.F. Virginia Jones
Ae Harmony
Philadelphia
Mississippi State University
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Cbrl
Wilson
Richard
Klein
Wiliams
Coker
J. Richard
Hudson
Werren
Co. Hudson
Carter
McCord
Rive
Thursmond
Tucker's Whitfield Wherd
Wolf Seymour Brenton
Prior
Gronow
Schuchmen
Christian Laird
D. Toter
Brokaw
May
Moffett
Werd
T. Toter
Jackson
Andrews
Tucker's
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Lancer
Manatee Junior College
Bill Zeigler
Manatee
Edison
St. Leo
Lancers
Braden Manatee Paving Corp
Janeree Peving Corp
Landsdale
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