Bowl parade may crown 1963s top team Texas Navy
Five major bowls draw 360000 fans with Texas and Navy centerpiece in the Cotton Bowl as national title hopes hinge on the outcome. Oregon faces SMU in the Sun Bowl to open the two day slate while Illinois meets Washington in the Rose Bowl Auburn meets Nebraska in the Orange Bowl and Mississippi tackles Alabama in the Sugar Bowl. The Cotton Bowl matchup pits No 1 Texas against Heisman winner Roger Staubach and a deep Navy squad.
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Fred Down
UPI
el Paso
Tex
Oregon
Southern Methodist
Pasadena
Calif
Ilinois
Washington
Miamila
Nebraska
Auburn
New Orleans
Mississippi
Alabama
Dallas
Texas
Navy
Roger Staubach
Perry Lee Dunn
Jim Weatherly
Bucky Randall
Mike Fracchia
Shug Jordan
Tigers
SMU
Bob Berry
Staubach
Don Trull
Baylor
Terry Isaacson
Air Force
Kentucky Leads UPI Basketball Poll At No 1
The United Press International rating ranks Kentucky first with 19 first-place votes and an 8 0 record through December 28. UCLA follows with 9 0, Loyola Chicago 8 1 and Michigan 8 1, while Vanderbilt and Davidson also appear in the top ten amid a list of several closings and ties.
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NEW York
UPI
United Press International
Kentucky
UCLA
Loyola
Ill
Michigan
Cincinnati
Vanderbilt
Davidson
Oregon State
Duke
Villanova
Wichita
Minnesota
Kansas State
Texas Western
St. Bonaventure
New York University
Utah
Oklahoma State
North Carolina
Three-way share of lead in YMCA junior high loop
Three teams, the Warriors Knicks and Rams, lead the YMCA junior high age basketball league after the second round. Warriors beat Lions 70 to 8, Knicks defeated Bears 50 to 24, Rams edged Hawks 57 to 49. Marty Chebuhar led Warriors with 40 points. Hutchcroft top-scored for Lions with 26.
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YMCA
Warriors
Knicks
Rams
Lions
Bears
Hawks
Marty Chebuhar
Dave Myers
Chris Wilson
Warrior
Tom Logan
Gene Strandberg
Ronald Green
Steve Davidson
Jeff Eastland
Brad Booth
Mark Owens
Neil Britain
Roger Harris
Mixed Bowling Scores Versus Results and High Scores
Friday matches feature Splitters edging Four Nin ers three to zero 2045 to 1765 with 162 added. Combers beat Busters 1824 to 1695 plus 117. Aces defeated Sleepers 1894 to 1830 plus 24. Hawks won against Hits and Mrs 1969. High team series: Splitters 2045 Hits and Mrs 1959. Team game record Splitters 725.
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Combers
Busters
Hawks
Bowla-Deres
Junior Bowling League Scores and Highlights
The Lancaster Melody team won and tied with Berk Clippers at 69 in a mixed score session. Everetts led in team series with 1847 and Snack Bar topped a game with 657. Janet Richards posted 475 in the individual series and Joyce Ziegłowsky 236 in a game, with Dale Booth at 971 in the overall series.
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Melody Lancettes
Marcia Oe Berk Clippers
Boyd Magazines
Schoonover
Mt Phillips
Everetts Music
Tastee Freeze
Everetts
Marcia
Snack Bar
Janet Richards
Joyce Zieglowsky
Dale Booth
Charlene Tanner
Jack Tanner
Illini grind it out in Pasadena for Rose Bowl clash
Illinois, the Big Ten champion, relies on a tough defense and a grind it out approach as coach Pete Elliott expects Washington to mirror the style. The Illini finished 7-1-1 with a strong defense, 17 interceptions and 18 fumbles forced, while Washington holds a three game winning streak against Illinois.
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Pasadena
UPI
Illinois
Pete Elliott
Washington
Illini
Mike Taliaferro
Fred Custardo
Mlini
Jim
Stapowski
Sam Price
Jim Warren
Grabowski
Custardo
Taliaferro
Dick Butkus
George Donnelly
Mike Dundy
Warren
Ron Fearn
Intra squad swim meet opens Washington YMCA season
Washington's YMCA swim team opened the season with an intra squad meet at the Jocal pool. The 65 member squad then prepares for a triangular meet against Muscatine and Burlington on Saturday January 4 at 1 p.m. Results highlight rapid sprints and medley events led by Dave Knaack, D. McAvoy, and J. Green among others.
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Washington
YMCA
Jocal
Muscatine
Burlington
Fishing story wins Liars' Club title for Richard Burlin
Burlington Wisconsin report on Richard Burlin of Chatham Massachusetts earning the World’s Champion Liar for 1963 for a woeful fishing tale in the Burlington Liars' Club annual competition. Honorable mentions include Rondla Johnson of Seattle with a cold winter steam bath claim and a Vermont river flood note by George Lowrey.
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Burlington
Wis
UPI
Richard Burlin
Chatham
Mass
Liar’s Club
Burlin
Rondla Johnson
Seattle
Wash
George Lowrey
McIndoe Falls
Vermont
Connecticut
New Hampshire
John Zepczyk
Phillips
New York City
Sara Barbosa
W. Y. Brown
Bronson
Ozarks
Fires Claim Lives Of 23 Americans In Freezing Blazes
United Press International reports 23 people died in fires across multiple states today and Monday, many victims children. Overheated furnaces and heaters fed by extreme cold blamed. incidents include Youngstown Ohio 18 deaths total, Nashua New Hampshire, Pleasant Prairie Wisconsin, San Diego California trailer, Steubenville Ohio, Danville Illinois, Sandusky Illinois, and Chicago Illinois among others. A Texas A&M livestock expert notes beef sales rise as 2.16 pounds of live animals yield one pound of U S Choice beef.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Nashua
N.H
Josh Hall
Eugene Ricard
Wisconsin
Clarence E. Hansen
Frances
Pleasant Prairie
Wis
Clarence
Kenneth
Mien
San Diego
Cauf
Chordettea Pike
Robert Eugene
Marvin Loyd
Valeria Sue
Danville Il
Clifford
Derrick
Michelle
James Kelly
Harvey McCray
Sandusky
Lucille Kimble
Lillian
Obie Goeins
Carolise
South Side
Chicago
Sullivan
Nelsonville
June de Annabal
Steubenville
College Station, Tex
Women’s Bowling Results and Scores
Team results show Tweeten sweeping VEW four to zero with Winga taking three of four games. River Products and Martin each tallied three wins while Seiferts and Marges earned one. Team series led by Winga with 2241. Osincup 826 and Tweeten 791 in team games. Individual leaders include Joy Davis 515 and Ethel Dayton 510. top game scores Belle Downs 204 and Lois Waters 183.
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VEW
Winga
Osincup
River Products
Seiferts
Martin
Marges
Tweeten
Joy Davis
Ethel Dayton
Belle Downs
Lois Waters
Melody Strikers
Osincup Drug
Tweeten Real Estate
Winga Cafe
Martin Cleaners
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Lui
Rene Amery Poy
Shincolor
Fran
Warner Bros
Weaby Journal
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Washington Oil Co
Melody Lanes
Stewart Pontiac-Buick
Steele
Lumber State Cafe
Watson Cleaners
Shell Oilers
Sorrell Auto
Allen Pohren
Mike Levy
Phil McConnell
Jim Reisner
Mark Myers
Dick Anderson
Mike Fritz
Greg Goodell
Jim McCarthy
Dana McAvoy
Melody Lanes Knicks
Sorrell
State Lionsee Cafe
Bill Steele Hawks
UT Research Institute
NASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
U.S
Odyers
M. Richart
D. McAvoy
J. Dougall
L. Lampkin
D. Myers
McCarthy
Mike Richart
J. McCarthy
G. Pratt
Dave Knaack
R. Reed
L. Hysell
D. Knaack
L. Chase
Knaack
S. Close
T. Sheetz
J. Boshart
J. Hayes
S. Huber
Werner
J. Harris
Gebhardt
R. Martin
B. Graff
T. Werner
R. Lord
T. Fleagle
N. Steele
R. Chalupa
J. Green
M. Myers
K Steele
J. Rosenkild
J. Davidson
RB. Chalupa
Graff
D. Hayes
J. Doug. I
J. Lewis
Liars’ Club
Armstrong
Minick Furniture Co
Nt’l
Bank
Washington Armory
Meg
Pat Boake
Olympia
Brown Finance
C.J. Stewart
Everette ‘Stewart
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