Off season conditioning shaped by high school and college coaches
Bubba Nisbet urged year-round prep for fall football at Bainbridge TD Club. Valdosta High and FSU leaders stress ongoing strength and agility work, with Bazemore noting most work is self directed and emphasizes wrestling, ropes, weights, and cross‑training across Region 1‑AAA schools.
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Kaline Signs 1964 Contract With Tigers For 62000
Kaline signed his 1964 Detroit Tigers contract for about 62000, moving him to the second highest paid Tiger. The 29 year old All star will begin his 12th Detroit season after a 312 batting average 27 homers and 101 RBIs in 1963. General manager James Campbell described the talks as fair and brief. Kaline turned 29 on signing day and was named to APs 1964 outfield alongside Mays and Aaron.
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Daylight Time Rules Apply to Given Times
The note states all times are Central Standard Time and instructs adjusting by one hour for Eastern, minus one for Mountain, and minus two for Pacific. It adds one hour during daylight saving in localities observing it. Copyright 1963.
College football attendance soars to 22.24 million in 1963 season
NCAA figures show a record total attendance of 22,237,004, a rise of 1,009,932 from 1962, with Ohio State leading in average per game at 83,205. Michigan and Louisiana State top among others, while Illinois, SMU and Stanford post large gains and several conferences report gains across the board.
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Four Cage Games on Top Friday
Seven area basketball teams close out 1963 season Friday night with most not returning until next year. Central High aims to snap a six game skid versus Pelham in Jacket gym as Climax visits Cairo to face undefeated Syrupmakers in a makeup game. Attapulgus seeks to stretch its win streak to 11 in Bainbridge while Whigham plays Dougherty in Albany.
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College Scores From THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
East Wagner 77 NYU 76 Villanova 63 Toledo 59 Yale 94 Brown 67 Connecticut 59 Fordham 51 Army 58 Ohio U 46 Manhattan 75 Temple 73 St. Bonaventure 109 Western Ontario 55 Fairfield 75 Long Is U 72 Lafayette 74 Albright 69 New York AC 92 Stonehill Mass 68 South Vanderbilt 113 Tex Chris 56 Davidson 89 Furman 63 NCSU 104 Tulane 88 North Carolina 99 Georgia 71 W Virginia 78 William Mary 73 Hofstra 82 Navy 81 George Washington 60 Richmond 57 The Citadel 88 Delaware 78 East Tenn 92 Ga Southern 81 Maryland St 78 Norfolk St 68 Kansas State 72 Denver 65 Tulsa 81 Michigan State 88 Creighton 88 Gonzaga 79 Dayton 85 Lamar Tech 78 Wash St Louis 68 San Francisco State 52 Miami Ohio 67 Purdue 61 Texas West 101 Tenn Tech 62 Arizona 64 California 58 Arizona St College 82 St Michael N M 58 Far West Cincinnati 82 Colorado 64 Los Angeles Loyola 96 Aegis 87 41 San Jose St 75 San Diego Portland 86 Alameda St 62 Idaho State 96 St Marys Calif 66
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Cairo High to Honor 1963 Region Champions at Banquet
Cairo The 1963 Cairo High School football team, first Region 1-AA champions since 1946, will be guests of honor at tonight's Cairo Touchdown Club banquet and awards meeting. Dr Noah Langdale of Georgia State College will speak after a 7 30 supper in the school cafeteria.
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Lions and Lincoln Clash In Tallahassee Gym
Douglass High's Lions meet Lincoln of Tallahassee in a B-team basketball game tonight at Douglass Gym starting 7:30. No girls’ game is scheduled. Admission is 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults.
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Major college upsets shake top teams in midweek action
NYU loses to Wagner 76 11 in overtime as 7th ranked NYU falls to Wagner at Staten Island. Toledo loses to Villanova 63 59 in Philadelphia. Cincinnati beats Colorado 82 64 while Vanderbilt thumps Texas Christian 113 56 and Davidson over Furman 69 63. Other results include Army over Ohio 58 45 and Arizona over California 64 58.
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Handy Bowls and Playoffs Weekend Schedule
A dense list of college bowls and NFL playoff games with dates from December 21 to January 12. Key matchups include Liberty Bowl Mississippi State vs North Carolina State, Sugar Bowl Mississippi vs Alabama, Rose Bowl Illinois vs Washington, and the NFL Pro Bowl in Los Angeles.
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Lions, Douglass High Win Region 4-B Title Honored
The Douglass High Lions, Region 4-B Southern Division champions, were honored by American Legion Post 519 at a Monday night banquet. They previously lost to Pinevale of Valdosta in the South Georgia playoffs.
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