Texas Still First
Texas holds the top spot at 9-0 in the United Press International ratings for the second straight week. Navy remains runner up with two first place votes as Michigan State, Nebraska, and Auburn climb, while Oklahoma drops behind after losing the Big Eight title game.
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Titan Jayvees Triumph In Muddy 19-13 Victory
Arcadia junior varsity, all sophomores, beat Camelback 19-13 in a playoff-like J V clash. George Mattingly and Jim Gamntner steered the offense as Arcadia rallied from a halftime deficit to claim their ninth win of the season and division title. Camelback led 13-12 entering the fourth quarter before Arcadia sealed it with a 15 yard pass to Bill Hitchings for the decisive score.
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Devil Cagers Ranked Sixth
NEW YORK UPI. Defending NCAA champion Loyola selected as top team in the pre season coaches poll. The Ramblers beat Cincinnati for the national title by a slim margin last season and again sit just ahead of the Bearcats in the voting by 35 UPI basketball coaches.
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Judson Seeks Crown In Class B Showdown At Seton
Judson leads in votes and points as it eyes the Class B independent state title with Seton high tomorrow at 2 30 on Judson field. The title game follows a season of high stakes as Loyola Cincinnati NYU also featured on ballots with Duke Wichita Arizona State Ohio State and others noted in preseason ratings.
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Arcadia Frosh Orchids fall to Camelback in mud plagued upset
Arcadia Division I champions the Orchids lost 14 to 6 to Camelback freshman team on a muddy night. Arcadia fumbled twice near Camelback’s end zone, coach Sam O’Dell called the field lake like, and halfback Jimmy Gieszl set up the only Arcadia TD with a 40 yard run. Danny Kirk scored from two yards. Arcadia’s total 127 points to 33 for opponents. the freshmen finished with a strong season despite the defeat.
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Coaches Name All-Americans
The American Football Coaches Association announces the 1963 All-America team with selections from across regions. Key picks include Vern Burke and Jim Kelly at end, Scott Appleton and Carl Eller at tackle, Dick Butkus at center, Roger Staubach at quarterback, Gayle Sayers and Tom Crutcher at backfield, with Appleton named lineman of the year and Staubach back of the year.
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Oklahoma
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Tennessee
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Baylor
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Ore
Downes Stops Pusateri in Manchester Bout
Terry Downes of London stopped Mike Pusateri of Brockton Massachusetts in five rounds. Roberto Marshall of Panama outpointed Dave Charnley of England over ten rounds in Manchester.
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Tito) Marshall
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Northwestern Players Sign for Shrine Game North Team
UPI reports Northwestern fullback Bill Swingle and guard Tim Powell have signed to play for the North squad in the Shrine College Football Classic at the Orange Bowl on December 21.
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