Kentucky Patent Again Smashes Texans 107-91
Kentucky Wildcats cruised to a 107-91 non conference win over Texas Tech led by Cotton Nash with 33 points and Ted Deeken adding 20. It marked Kentucky’s highest scoring game in four years as they moved to 2-0 on the season.
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Ted Deeken
Texans
Nash
Deeken
Tulane
Michigan
R. D. Craddock
Jim Caldwell
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Craddock
Tech
Bill Wilson
Dick Maile
Loyola
Wilson
Donnie Kessinger
Mississippi
Ron Davidson
Solon Mobley
Ford
Chevy
Dodge
Buckhead Downs Waycross 14 7 In Okefenokee Midget Bowl
Buckhead Red Devils of Atlanta beat Waycross 14 to 7 in the 15th Okefenokee Midget Bowl. Kim Johnston ran 21 yards and Buz Rosenberg 73 yards for Buckhead scores while Ralph Carter’s 80 yard pass to Henry Strickland produced Waycross’ lone touchdown.
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Sidle Claims SEC Rushing and Total Offense Titles
Auburn quarterback Jimmy Sidle led the SEC in rushing with 1712 yards and total offense, guiding the War Eagles to nine wins and an Orange Bowl berth. Larry Rakestraw of Georgia was top passer and second in total offense. Mississippi dominated team stats for a Sugar Bowl bid.
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Georgia
Larry Rakestraw
Mississippi
Rebels
Dixie Dozen
Little All-America Team of 1963 Named
Northern Illinois quarterback George Bork leads a senior-only AP Little All-America selection for 1963. The 11-man group includes Mike Brown Delaware Sid Banks Texas A&I and Martin Agnew Sewanee, forming a veteran backfield and a standout line from minor colleges.
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Associated Press
NEW York
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Howitzer
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Delaware
Sid Banks
Texas A&i
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Avalanche
Sewanee
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Texas
Washington
Martin Agnew
Neal Petties
San Diego State
John Mutchler
Western Kentucky
Jack Peters
Omaha
John McDowell
St. John's
Minnesota
William Crowell
Juniata
Bob Griffin
San Francisco State
Orville Hudson
Fast Texas State
Jimmy Baker
East Tennessee
Mickey Hergert
Lewis & Clark
Wayne Rasmussen
South Dakota State
Jerry Wonders
Luther
Brown
Banks
Agnew
Tech Drops FSU LSU and Gators From 1964 Schedule
Georgia Tech will skip Florida, LSU and Florida State next season and add Miami Navy and Vanderbilt. Navy game tentatively Oct 10 in Jacksonville may shift to Oct 9 or another site due to conflict with Mississippi Florida. Schedule lists Vanderbilt Miami Clemson Navy Auburn Tulane Duke Tennessee Alabama Georgia.
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New State
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Miami
Navy
Sonville
Gainesville
Atlanta
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Jacksonville
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Tulane
Duke
Durham
Athens
Boxing Roundup Scores From Global Fights
In Sydney Dro Mazzinghi retained the junior middleweight title by stopping Ralph Dupas in 13 rounds. Philadelphia saw Jens Smith decision Gomeo Brennan over 10 rounds. Len Mathews stopped Jose Veliz in 8. Newcastle Eng and Mexicali fights featured Glenn London KO Billy Nielsen in 4 and Ignacio Pina outpoint Kamera Diop over 10 rounds.
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Australia
Sandro Mazzinghi
Italy
Ralph Dupas
New Orelans
Philadelphia
Jens Smith
Gomeo Brennan
Bahamas
Len Mathews
Jose
Chico) Veliz
Miami Beach
Fla
Newcastle
Brian London
England
Billy Nielson
Omaha
Mexicali
Mexico
Ignacio Pina
Kamera Diop
France
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