Thom asville TD Club Presents Gift To Coach Sumrall
The Thom asville Touchdown Club hosted Appreciation Night honoring Thomasville High Coach Joe Sumrall and staff for their 1963 season. The club publicly thanked sponsors, volunteers and city groups and presented Sumrall with a down payment on a new home after a 10 2 1 record and Region 1 A title.
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Ramblers Remain No. One as Davidson Enters Top Ten
Loyola of Chicago retains the No. 1 ranking after an overtime win over Detroit and a narrow three point victory vs Western Michigan. Kentucky Michigan and Cincinnati rise, UCLA Toledo and Davidson join the Top Ten while NYU drops from second to seventh. Balloting reflects results through last Saturday.
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Parseghian Coach Confusion Shocks South Bend
Notre Dame faced a sudden coaching dilemma as Ara Parseghian, named by reports as the new Fighting Irish coach, pressed for control over athletics duties and recruiting terms while Father Joyce stayed noncommittal. Parseghian left to consult Northwestern and delayed final contract details, leaving the Notre Dame decision unsettled.
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Mira's Passes Short Of Lead In Narrow Loss
In a stunning late rally, Miami's George Mira fell short of overtaking Bayner's Trull as the nation's leading passer. Mira finished with 172 completions this season, two shy of Trull's 174, and added 2,218 total offense yards to top the year chart, while Roger Staubach posted a record passing percentage of .665.
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College Scores From The Associated Press
East Duquesne 101 Baldwin Wallace 75 Columbia 68 Lafayette 68 Carnegie Tech 69 Thiel 66 Duke 77 South Carolina 70 Tulane 41 Miss 65 Miss State 60 Miss 92 Louisiana Tech 79 Memphis St 108 Alabama 75 Wesleyan 98 Maryland 36 Clemson 48 George Washington 109 The Citadel Loyola 66 North Texas State 1 VMI 64 Furman 31 Midwest Chicago Loyola 112 South Dakota 68 Bradley 78 Minnesota 76 Wichita 76 Texas 57 Creighton 77 Iowa 72 Indiana 110 Detroit 92 St Louis 113 Lamar Tech 63 Iowa State 77 Utah State 88 Drake 79 San Diego 49 Miami Ohio 79 DePauw 68 Southwest Rich 84 Georgia Tech 79 Texas Western 91 Centenary 66 Texas A&M 96 Sam Houston 63 West Coast Georgia Tech 78 at Seattle St Marys California 78
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Fights in Los Angeles Knockout Shakeup
In Los Angeles a boxing match ends with a knockout as 18 year old Ren Asis from Stockton is defeated by an opponent described as Jesus, with Asis losing while suffering a -1mental and 118 of Mexico noted in the report.
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Staubach Named Outstanding College Back of 1963
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach, a Heisman contender from Cincinnati, was chosen as the AP's outstanding college backfield performer of 1963 with 57 of 107 votes. The junior set Navy passing and scoring marks, 1890 total offense yards, guiding the Midshipmen to a 9-1 season and a Cotton Bowl bid.
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