College Cage Round Opens With Ragged Loyola Victory
Loyola Ramblers opened their season with a 92-54 win over North Dakota as four lettermen returned from the previous year's national championship club. Top ranked teams mostly won, with Davidson over Wake Forest and Iowa State edged by State College of Iowa.
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Scored In Finale Texas Holds AP Football Poll Lead
Texas remains No. 1 in the AP poll after a close finale, edging Navy 485 to 432 in points with Navy earning eight first place votes to Texas's 42. Pitt also receives one first place vote as Alabama has one final game left against Miami. The top eight teams have completed their seasons.
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AP’s 1963 Little A-A Announced
New York AP dispatch reports The Associated Press announces the 1963 Little A-A award recipient with details on the selection process and the individual honored by the AP.
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Endless NFL Draft Session Sets Record in Marathon
The NFL conducted a 21 hour 43 minute draft marathon starting 9:04 am and ending 6:47 am, selecting 280 players as five clubs worked by phone. Dallas chose Scott Appleton, Baltimore picked Marv Woodson, San Francisco drafted Dave Parks, Philadelphia took Bob Brown, Washington chose Charley Taylor, with Minnesota signing Carl Eller and Hal Bedsole early.
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NFL Draft Stretches Late As Teams Drag Selection
Chicago reports that eight hours and eight minutes of first round picks sparked grumbling among NFL teams. Detroit coach George Wilson criticized clubs drafting from home including Dallas and St Louis. Rozelle warned changes after the long night and AFL interference, with a league meeting set for January in Miami.
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Wagner Traded to Indians for Latman at Winter Meetings
The Angels traded pitcher Barry Latman and another player to be named for Stubby Wagner of the Indians in the first major move of the winter meetings. Wagner, 29, hit 63 homers in two seasons and batted .291 in 1963. Latman, 27, went 7-12 last year. The Angels also drafted 63 players spending 691000, and added six others including Danny Rivas and Bill Kelso amid a crowded draft day.
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Smith and Mathews Victors in Rounds of Boxing Card
The Associated Press reports Jesse Smith from Philadelphia defeated Goméo Brennan of the Bahamas on points over ten rounds. Len Mathews, also of Philadelphia, stopped Jose Veliz of Miami Beach in eight rounds.
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Contests Open Season for Area Cagers Clarke County Faces James Wood
Clarke County meets James Wood in the area cage opener as Dan Warner leads a developing Eagles outfit to a potential District 10 threat. Other nearby games include John Mosby vs Page County on the Pan court and a slate of road and home matchups through February with seven lettermen back for Central and a debut for James Wood coach Jerry Harnas.
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Shenandoah Hosts NBC Tomorrow in Season Opener
Shenandoah College eyes a season opening 8 p.m. game at James Wood against National Business College of Roanoke after a North Carolina tour hiccup. Coach Ken Eyre plans to start Ronnie Kern Butch Kerns Gary Tinsinger Phil Picket and Joe Cu. Kern scored 66 points in the Hornets' two opening losses.
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Television Listings Show Busy Day With Classic Programs
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