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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1963

Page

7

Tittle and Brown share 1963 Jim Thorpe Trophy honor

Y A Tittle of the New York Giants and Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns were named co winners of the ninth Jim Thorpe Trophy for the NFL MVP. The tie reflected the closest balloting in the award's history as both players starred for dominant teams.

Y A. Tittle New York Giants Jim Brown Cleveland Browns Jim Thorpe Newspaper Enterprise Association National Football League NFL Bill Pellington Baltimore Colts Tittle Giants Paul Wiggin Cleveland Brown Wiggin Thorpe Tittle and Brown A. G. Spalding and Bros., Inc Columbia Broadcasting System Miami Fla Harlon Hill Chicago Frank Gifford New York Johnny Unitas Baltimore Charley Conerly Norm van Brocklin Philadelphia Jim Taylor Green Bay Y. A. Tittle

Ice fishing gains traction on winter calendar

Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission reports ice fishing has started this week with the cold weather. Ed Barry, Chief of the Fish Management Division, cautions that the ice is not generally safe yet and extreme caution is required.

Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission Ed Barry

Walleyes Stocked From Canada In Maryland Impoundments

Eight thousand pounds of adult walleyes were stocked in Maryland at Loch Raven and Conowingo Reservoirs. The fish, sourced from Lake St. Clair in Canada, were trapped by commercial fishers under supervision and released to acclimate. Most fish weighed about 3 pounds, with many ranging from 6 to 7 pounds, and were observed heading toward deep water.

Lor Maryland Wiros

Gaels Visit Hancock For I Game Tonight

Shaky local schedule ahead of Christmas leads to a single varsity tilt as St. Maria's Gaels visit Hancock in a renewal of city county rivalry. Hancock aims to rebound after four losses in five games while St. Maria's seeks its third win in three meetings this season. The card also features alumni games and other area fixtures across Friday and Saturday.

Santa Evener Hancock Sheldon Weaver Danny Kerns Boonsboro Chambersburg North High Greencastle South High Frederick

Bears Open Full-Scale Practice For Title Clash

Chicago Bears begin a week of intensive sessions under 68 year old George Halas preparing to meet the New York Giants at Wrigley Field for the NFL title. The story notes Halas, weather plans, field preparations, and extensive equipment readiness as the team readies for a championship rematch in tense, early season conditions.

Bears Charles Chamberlain Chicago Chicago Bears George Halas New York Giants Wrigley Field Giants Polar Grounds Sid Luckman Halas Chicago Avenue Stow Ed Rory Toy Polo Grounds

TV Fight Shows End Next Year

ABC will drop its weekly television boxing show, ending a 20 year fixture in 1964. The move follows waning interest, fighter pay reliance on TV revenue, and sponsor Gillette Laffey Razor Co. contracting to discontinue the series. The Times notes a possible April replacement sports attraction and a lone Friday telecast remaining.

Bob Green Associated Press NEW York American Broadcasting Co ABC New York Times Gillette Laffey Razor Co Joey Giardetto the Times

Being A Good Loser Is The Bank Says Hank Bauer Orioles Skipper

Orioles owner Hank Bauer, ex Marine and new manager for 1964, champions a tough winning ethic. The club traded Jim Gentile for Norm Siebern, aiming to spark hustle and team focus. President Lee MacPhail backs Bauer, noting he hired ex Yankees as part of a momentum shift toward aggressive development and balanced lineups.

Oriole Lee MacPhail MacPhail Bauer Baltimore Orioles Hank Hauer American League Baseball Club Hank Bauer Orioles Gordon Beard Associated Press Sports Weller Baltimone Bank Billy Hitchcock Seasces Baltimore Billy Slitchenck Jim Gentile Gentile Kansas City Norm Siebern Bebson New York Yankees Harry Brecheen Yankees Gene Woodling Billy Hunter Sherm Lollar Spark Fiel John Orsino Orvins Harry Dalton

Williamsport Booters Beat Clear Spring 3 0 In Playoff Lead

Williamsport Booters moved toward a clean sweep in the Mason-Dixon Soccer League by defeating Clear Spring 3 0 in the first game of a two game playoff series at Wil Amanart. The two game total goals rule will decide the series with a finale next Sunday at Clear Spring needing four or more goals for the top spot. Byers and Benedict scored for Williamsport as they pressured in the second half and defended a tight game through most of the match.

Williamsport Clear Spring Loap Wilamanart Willammpart Ume Bill Byers Jim Benedict Bene Chicago Olecehet Toronto Detroit Boston Eid Montreal Rae Nees New York Ayer Heneen

Terps Edge LSU 75-65 in Virginia Tech Invitational

The Maryland Terrapins defeated Louisiana State 75 to 65 in the Virginia Tech Invitational, marking a rare ACC win as Duke and Wake Forest struggled. Michigan topped Duke 67 while Wake Forest fell 98-75 to Kentucky. South Carolina opened a seven game road trip with an 82-74 loss to Kentucky Wesleyan.

Associated Press Atlantic Coast Louisiana State Virginia Tech Michigan Dukes Wake Forest Kentucky South Carolina Kentucky Wesleyan Duke Maryland

Chamberlain Sparks Warriors With 40 Points

Wilt Chamberlain scored 40 as Philadelphia defeated San Francisco 118-104, with Wayne Hightower adding 29. Connie Dierking, a journeyman forward, had six for the Warriors. In other Sunday results the Lakers beat Baltimore and the Hawks topped Detroit while New York defeated Boston.

Associated Press Connie Dierking Bill Russell Wilt Chamberlain Chambelain San Francisco Philadelphia Wayne Hightower Dierking National Basketball Association St. Louis Los Angeles Baltimore Lakers Hawks Detroit Cincinnati New York Boston

Gettysburg College to Host Battlefield Tournament Action

Gettysburg College hosts the Battlefield Tournament December 27 28 with Westminster College of New Wilmington entering as early favorite. Westminster 4 2, led by Bob Oravele and Ian Skurcenski, faces Mt Marys in the opener while Gettysburg bolsters depth for a Friday lineup that includes a game against American University jumbled in a rebuilding phase with coach Jim Williams guiding the Eagles.

Gettysburg Westeminster College of New Willington Rpams Gettysburg College Eddey Westminster Wittenberg the Titans Buzg!t Tiana Alliance Genevis Malone Tele Heil Ian Skurcenski Skurcenski Zelienopie Mt. Mary's Moam Ftaineers Mike Costello Jim Phelan Costello Ed Folk Tex Bounder Jack Campbell Newton N.J Mott Bulleta American University Eagles Jim Wiliams American Ququesne Bucksnell Georgetown Temple Mr. St. Mary's Law

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