Unclear Basketball Tourney Recap With Odd Phrasing
Fragmented OCR article outlines a national basketball tourney featuring teams like Wichita State Kansas State Nebraska Oklahoma and Missouri in a Big Eight flashpoint. Mentions AE-College Tournament matchups, various colleges, cities, and rounds with scattered team names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Montana State
Oklethernay City
Itis
Kansas State
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
Bersas City
DePanal
Conias
Tuffalo
Mavier
Minmore
Queen City
Washington
Texas A&m
Wyoming
Thouisten
Toisie
Grater
Ain Perce Academy
Kiovide State
Manhattan
Mlortdace Tacksonsie
Tegenes
Oaan
Pepperdine
St Mary's
Califa
University of Pacific
San Jose-Loyola
Los Angeles
California At Santa
End Pep Warner Award Winner Named at Palo Alto
Vern Burke of Oregon State, an All America end, received the Glenn O. Warner Memorial Award as the Pacific Coast’s top senior football player. Burke called the honor the finest thing to happen in sports. The banquet honored him at Stanford with heaviest praise and a salute to his national recognition. The garbled report lists several contenders and attendees from various colleges, with Burke highlighted as the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Burke
Oregon State
Glenn oPops Warner
Pacific Coast
Omo Sports
Scsianford
Saba Sports Choice Fac Ut
Tovke
Weihs
Fie
Bso AW Amerea
WHO
Warner
Denny Atraquist
Mel Protit
Weag Clirter
Mattem Otenan
John Drowne
Washinton
Washington
Dart
Davis Cup Split as Emerson Defeats Messina in Australia
In Adelaide the United States and Australia split their opening Davis Cup matchups. Roy Emerson upset Chuck Messina in straight sets to boost Australia's hopes, while Dennis Balton of Bakersfield rallied from two sets down to defeat John Sewcombe. Emerson then staged a dramatic comeback against McKinsey, giving Australia renewed momentum as the tie moved toward doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Australia
United States
Ronting
Roy Emerson
Chuck Messinley
Cacky
Atten Tempermental
Dennis Balston
Rakersfield
Calif
John Sewcombe
Sare
Emerson
McKinsley
San Antonio
Texas
Chunky McKinten
Kter
Oman
Prand Slim
Nest
McRhinles
Gordie Howe Nears 600th Hockey Goal
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings nearly reaches his 600th career goal as Detroit beats the New York team 4 to 3. Howe scores on a late tally to inch closer to the milestone amid a rough season for senior stars.
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Gordie Howe
United Prees International
Nationa Hockey League
Jaordin Hevwe
Jacques Plante
Pack
Howe
Detroit Reed Wines
New York
Jett
Stehts Des Hochee Pattpishest By Margrice Bacher
Repubir Seas
Stanley
Games Tower
Richard
Bowlers Learn From 16mm Motion Clinic
The American Bowling Congress offers a 16mm slow motion movie clinic to study bowling form. Two addition sequences will be made for four dollars, with films shown the following weekend and loops created to repeat for fault analysis. Donnifield will coordinate, a projector provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bowling Congress
Oakland
Calif
Donnifield
Bowling News Notes By Fred Bonnifield
A playful collage of quirky lines and names infuses a bowling notes page. Nonsense dialogue about Chicken Little and Henny Penny blends with oddball tips from readers like Prentice advising to ignore fears of pillows, and remarks from Gail Jensen and Connie Garzini on household mishaps.
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Fred Bonnifield
Acteow
Penny Bill Berjan
Sprayen
L. Simpson
Toco Rats
Henny Penns
Ducky Lucky
Trish
Ting Quan
Meath
Don Alien
Inaaker
D. Walker
Ersten
Das Wolfer
Davison
Lucky
der Hunter
Dunham
Turkey
Tourkes
Dent Alivafay
Jordan
Deroeroc
Draeron
Cris
al Miller
Gail Jensen
J. Oster
Connie Garzini
Audrey Bartle
West and Robertson Light Up Court in Big NBA Nights
West scored 47 points to pace the Los Angeles Lakers past the New York Knicks 126 to 114, delivering a late surge with 26 in the second half after a scoreless first period. Oscar Robertson tallied 37 points with 16 assists for Cincinnati in a 114 to 107 win over St. Louis, adding 18 rebounds for a standout all around game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Jerry West
Oscar Robertson
West
Los Angeles Lakers
New York
Robertson
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ben Betwen
West Virginia
Lakers
Thricks
Coach Honored as AFL Coach of the Year for Raiders
Norman Millet in New York reports United Press International voted Al Davis as AFL Coach of the Year for 1963. The 34 year old Brooklyn native led the Raiders from a 1-13 record in 1962 to 10-4 in 1963, with major roster revamps and key acquisitions including Art Powell Archie Matsos and Claude Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Millet
New York
UPI
al Davis
Brooklyn
Oak and Raiders
United ‘Press International
American Football League
Davis
AFL
Sid Gillman
San Diego Chargers
Mike Moloval
Boston Patriots
Raiders
Chargers
Oakland
Art Powell
New York Titans
Archie Matsos
Buffalo
Claude Gibson
San Diego
Seals Win Bitter Holiday Ice Battle
Portland hosts San Francisco in a Western Hockey League game at the Glass Palace before 7,175 fans. The Seals rallied to beat Portland 4 3 after a second period brawl sparked by Len Haley slashing Kelly, with seven major penalties and a misconduct issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Glass Palace
Len Haley
Kelly
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