Illinois Huskies Set For Roses Rose Bowl Preview
Illinois, the Big Ten champion, faces Washington in the Rose Bowl under sunny, warm skies. Pete Elliott and Jim Owens promise prepared teams as kickoff nears at 2 pm Pacific with 100,000 in attendance. The Illini rely on fullback Jim Grabowski to grind out yardage as Washington battles for an upset after Coffey's injury.
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Illini Huskies Face National NBC Telecast With Key Players
Illinois may start Charlie Browning at running back due to an ankle fracture in Cofie’s foot while Dick Butkus leads a stout defense and Rick Redman anchors Washington. Mike Taliaferro and Fred Custardo direct the Illini while Bill Douglas and Bill Siler call plays for the Huskies in a national NBC telecast.
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Eastern Pro Bowl lineup highlights Brown and Tittle
The Eastern Conference selected 34 players for the 14th annual All-Star Pro Bowl on January 12. Jim Brown of Cleveland and Y A Tittle of the New York Giants headline the team, both veteran Pro Bowl performers with prior selections.
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College Golf Tournament In Houston
Plans for the 1964 All-America Intercollegiate Golf Championships set March 25-28 at Pine Forest Country Club Houston. Sixteen teams compete for six championships including team, team medal, team match, four-ball team, five-ball and individual medal. Teams include eight charter schools Oklahoma State Oklahoma North Texas Rice SMU Texas A&M Texas and Houston plus Arizona State Baylor Florida Minnesota Northern Illinois New Mexico Texas Tech and Wake Forest.
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Raiders Sign Rex Mirich From Arizona State College
Oakland Raiders announce the signing of two time Little All America tackle Rex Mirich of Arizona State College at Flagstaff. Mirich, 6 foot 4, 270 pounds, was drafted by the AFL club as a future in 1962 and was picked by the Minnesota Vikings as a Redshirt last year. Mirich, from San Manuel Arizona, played tackle on offense and middle guard on defense for ASCC.
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Rose Parade marks diamond centennial with 75th float pageant
The Tournament of Roses 75th anniversary parade in Los Angeles features 62 floats, 2100 marching units, and 1.5 million in person attendance with as many as 80 million viewers. Eisenhower serves as grand marshal signaling the start at 11 45 a m. The parade proceeds 2 1/2 miles at a 2 1/2 mph pace. Theme Symbols of Freedom honors the era with diverse float displays and awards in 12 categories.
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Oregon Beats SMU 21 14 in Sun Bowl
Oregon tops Southern Methodist 21 to 14 in the Sun Bowl in El Paso. SMU players including six starters were sidelined by illness the night before the game, reportedly from food poisoning, leaving the team without full roster strength.
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Unitas To Lead West In All Star Pro Bowl
Johnny Unitas of Baltimore will quarterback the West in the 14th annual Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum on Jan 12. A 34-man roster from the NFL Western Conference includes eight Bears and Packers each, five Colts, six Lions, three Vikings, and two each for the Rams and 49ers.
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Davidson Captures Charlotte Invitational With 102 68 Triumph
Davidson led by center Fred Hetzel with 24 points overwhelmed Princeton 102 68 in Charlotte North Carolina. The Wildcats shot 62 percent as the top shooting team in the country.
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Willard Wins Three Meter Olympic Development Dive Meet
Patsy Willard captured the three meter Olympic development diving meet in Colorado Springs. She moved past Phoenix teammate Je sse Collier on her final two dives of the third round. Joel Lenzi O Connell of Santa Clara finished third. Willard also won the first round and placed second on Monday to Barbara Talmadge of Phoenix.
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Former Illini Star Parrilli Shot Dead At Ditka's Bowling Alley
Tony Parrilli a 24 year old former Illinois star and NFL linebacker was killed in an early morning scuffle at Mike Ditka's bowling alley in Willowbrook. Police say the fatal shot came from Willowbrook Police Chief Robert Winters during the melee. Bears fullback Joe Marconi was injured and treated. No charges filed. state investigator William Bauer opened a case. Parrilli had played for the Forty Niners and Bears after a standout 1961 season.
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Arizona signs 195-pound tackle Bill Lueck from Agua Fria
Bill Lueck of Agua Fria High in Litchfield signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Arizona as a football offensive lineman and agriculture major. He is brother to Bob Lueck of Arizona State and also plays basketball. Coach Jim Larue calls him a top line prospect in the state. Previous Arizona signees include Dennis Gale Ross Shannon and Bob Conner.
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Trains Collision Kills 32 Near Cairo In Bus Crash
In a suburban rail collision, 32 people were killed and 37 injured when a train rammed a packed bus bound for Cairo. Police reported the numbers today, noting the crash occurred on a suburban line.
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