Gridiron star Chiaverini at Herald boys party
Chiaverini answers rapid questions for over 300 Daily Mail newspaperboys at the 17th annual Herald Mall Newspaperboys Christmas Party at Franklin Court Auditorium. He urged parents and boys to pursue college education as a path to success in football and life. The photo shows Eschelberger, McGill, and McCraw nearby as they prepare to graduate.
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Herald-Mail Co
Stephen
Heralds and Mails Daily
Navy Confidence and Cadet Spirit Highlight 1963 Season
The Navy football program under Wayne Hardin exudes confidence as it neared a Cotton Bowl berth with Roger Staubach praised as a top quarterback. Capt John Hopkins, a Navy scout and former Sugar Bowl star, lauded the 1955 squad’s teamwork and stressed five core success goals while recounting Army prep and the Cadets’ upcoming rivalry.
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Staubach Named Outstanding College Back Of 1963
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach, Heisman winner, was voted the outstanding college back of 1963 in an AP poll. The Cincinnati-born junior led Navy to a 9-1 season, with a 67.3 percent pass completion and a high total offense mark, as Don Trull and Billy Lothridge trailed in votes.
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Auburn
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Oregon
Terry Isaacson
Air Force Academy
Gayle Sayers
Kansas
George Ork
Illnois State
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National Basketball Assn By TKE ASSOCIATED PRESS
No games Monday as scheduling notes list upcoming matchups including Baltimore versus Boston in New York Detroit at New York St Louis at San Francisco for Monday. Wednesdays games feature New York at Boston Baltimore at Detroit St Louis vs San Francisco Sacramento Philadelphia at Los Angeles.
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Sacramento
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Race Horse Betting Hits Record High
New York reports record wagering on legalized horse racing for 1963 totaling 3.807 billion dollars nationwide. Harness betting topped 1.067 billion with New York state leading in combined handle at 1.235 billion and delivering substantial revenue to state coffers. The AP survey details state totals and per-raceway breakdowns across thoroughbred and standardbred wagering.
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Maryland College Basketball Scores Roundup
Maryland college games reported include Mount St Marys 92 over Roanoke 33 and Gallaudet 93 over Morgan State 53. Other results show Johns Hopkins, Salisbury, Gettysburg, and Catholic teams in action with multiple matchups listed for Western Maryland, Towson, and Frostburg State among others.
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Istitute Frostburg
Shenandoah
Scorers Struggle As Fast Scoring Grips College Games
College courts see flood of points as Loyola Chicago and several others post 100 plus games. Lou Day of Lafayette causes fouling chaos in 75-68 loss to Columbia while top teams like Loyola, Duke and Indiana post big wins. Notable scorers include Ron Miller, Les Hunter, Vic Rouse, John Egan, Bob Neumann, Charlie Shaffer and Dick VanArsdale.
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Associated Press
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Lou Day
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Lafayette
Columbia
Jare
Loyola of Chicago
Loyola
South Dakota
Ron Miller
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Vic Rouse
John Egan
Memphis State
Bob Neumann
Alabama
Charlie Shaffer
North Carolina
Tulane
Dick VanArsdale
Indiana
Detroit
Willie Somerset
Duquesne
Baldwin-Wallace
St. Louis
Lamar Tech
George Washington
Citadel
Duke
South Carolina
Creighton
Iowa
Rice
Georgia Tech
Wichita
Texas
Bradley
Minnesota
Maryland
Clemson
Southern Mississippi
Mississippi State
Don Trull Nips George Mira In Passing Race
NEW YORK AP Miami's George Mira staged a strong second half against Alabama but fell short in chasing Baylor's Don Trull for the national passing title. Final major college stats from the NACBU show Mira at 172 completions and 2,157 yards, while Trull led with 174 completions and 2,185 yards.
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Parseghian Coaching Shuffle Clouds Notre Dame Future
Notre Dame's Ara Parseghian remains undecided amid secrecy over his head coach status. A misfired announcement and delayed contract talks left Father Edmund Joyce and Parseghian tense, with speculation rife about whether Notre Dame or Northwestern controls his future and the number of athletic scholarships and staff, including Alex Agase.
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Associated Press
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South Bend Tribune
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Agase
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Jimmy Brown In Pro Bowl
Jimmy Brown the Cleveland fullback will make his seventh Pro Bowl appearance at the Coliseum on January 12. He is one of 34 players named to the Eastern Conference team by conference coaches, with the Western Conference squad to be announced later. Y A Tittle of the New York Giants also will play in the postseason event for the seventh time.
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