District 10 Clash Ends Clarke First Loss To Stonewall
Stonewall Jackson builds a 14 7 12 15 50 lead and defeats Clarke County 60 50 in District 10 play. Whetzel Pine Chikis Denny Woodward lead Clarke while Fultz Myers Phillips Dellinger Rhodes Garber pace Stonewall. Clarke drops to 2 9 while Stonewall improves after two losses.
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Stonewall
Eagles
Generals
Clarke Stonewall Jackson
Clarke County
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Whetzel
Pine
Chikis
Denny
Woodward
Fultz
Myers
Phillips
Dellinger
Rhodes
Garber
Shenandoah and Douglas Face Openers in Tri-State Play
Shenandoah College begins 1963-64 Tri-State Conference schedule tonight at Hagers Junior College with Douglas hosting archrival John Williams of Berriville. Readies mid‑week area showdown amid opening action.
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Shenandoah College
Hagers Junior College
Douglas
John Williams
Berrivile
Sim
High School Basketball Scores From Across Virginia
A dense list of scholastic boys basketball results from across Virginia highlights scores for teams such as Wythe High, Highland Springs, Roanoke Patrick Henry, Danville, Gloucester, Poquoson, Oscar Smith, Marion, Spotsylvania, Loudoun County, Midlothian, J. R. Tucker, Clintwood, Gate City, Appalachia, Radford, Hillsville, Floyd, Alleghany, Amherst, Glenvar, and many others. The roundup combines many local school matchups with varied final scores, reflecting a busy night of high school hoops statewide.
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Associated Press
Ge Wythe
Richmond
Highland Springs
Vague Serena
Fleming
Patrick
Roanoke
Danville
Roxboro N.C
Inia
Marion
Petrick Henry
Glade Spring
Gee
Ffod
Spotsylvania
Nokesville
Loudoun County
Ssett
Fiedale
Davis
Midlothian
Icte
J. R. Tucker
Trick Henry
Ashland
Iztoaca
Norton
Powell Valley
Clintwood
Wise
Gate City
Appalachia
Coedurn
Ervinton
Cristiansburg
Giles
Sin
Galax
Ula
Central Falcons Beat Warren County 65 49 in District clash
Central's Billy Lynn scored 2 points to help the Falcons defeat Warren County 65-49 on Tuesday night in Front Royal. Central improved to 3-0, Warren dropped to 1-1. Wayne Wetzel 14 and Barry Holsinger 10 led the winners. Alan Wimner had 12 for Warren.
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Central
Billy Lynn
Falcons
Warren County
Warren
Iedger
Wildcats
Wayne Wetzel
Barry Holsinger
Alan Wimner
Rams Stay Undefeated In District Showdown
Strasburg High School Rams overwhelmed Rappahannock County 84-55 in a District 10 game. Larry Crabill led with 22 points and Eddie Kern added 19 as the Rams built a large middle stretch lead. Roger Welch paced Rappahannock with 19 points, while Charles Graw and Carl Burgreen reached double figures.
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Strasburg
Strasburg High
Rams
Rappahannock County
Larry Crabill
Eddie Kern
Roger Welch
Pace Rappahannock
Charles Graw
Carl Burgreen
East squad named for Shrine game with Eller and Lewis
The Shrine charity game East roster for Dec 2 features Carl Eiler Minnesota and Sherman Lewis Michigan State leading 24 players. Notable selections include ends Jim Ealey Notre Dame Don Underwood Northwestern Dave Ellison Purdue. backs Paul Warfield Ohio State Jay Wilkinson Duke. quarterbacks Ron Digravio Purdue Pete Liske Penn State.
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San Francisco
Carl Eiler
Minnesota
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
William M. Coffman
Jim Eelly
Notre Dame
Chares Logan
Northwestern
Don Underwood
Dave Ellison
Purdue
Roger Pilbrath
Wisconsin
Kent Pike
Eller
Ernie Borgsetti
Pitt
Bob Lehman
Mike Reilly
Iowa
Joe O'Donnell
Michigan
Tom Jenkins
Ohio State
Ken Bowman
Ralph Baker
Penn State
Rona Digravio
Pete Liske
Paul Krause
Paul Warfield
Jay Wilkinson
Duke Lewis
Paul Martha
Rick Leeson
Gene Donaldson
Ed Conti
Syracuse
Nellie Fox Traded Back To Paul Richards Houston Move
Nellie Fox returns to Paul Richards as he is traded from the White Sox to Houston for two Colt .45 Farm hands Jim Golden and Danny Murphy. Fox, 36 Christmas Day, is praised for stabilizing the young Colt infield while Ed Short says the move may help Fox and his career. Fox had played 14 All-Star games and won the 1959 AL MVP with the White Sox.
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Little Nellie Fox
Chicezzo Wine Sox
Fox
Houston
Colt
Jim Golden
Danny Murphy Fox
White Sox
Oklahoma City
Chicago Cub
San Antonio
al Weis
Don Buford
Ed Short
Paul Richards Hous
Chambersburg
Cecal
Richards
Zuckerman's, Workingman's Win Openers In City Games
Zuckerman's rallied in the fourth to beat Bell Clothes 94 to 29 as the City season opened at the armory. Grim of Bell's scored 3 points on field goals and 7 on fouls while Garrett led the losers with 17. Newcome and Unger paced Zuckerman's with 25 and 9 respectively. In the nightcap Workingman's beat Paul's TV 83 to 81 with Miller top-scoring 29 and Harris, Cury contributing late. Tonight Bell Clothes meets Workingman's, then Zuckerman's faces the TACs at 9.
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Redmen
Bell
Eadie Grim
Grim
Roland Garrett
Workingman
Paul
Danny Miller Miller
Charles Harris
George Cury
Fred Bigden
Workingman’s
Zuckerman’s
Tacs
Jets set to decide Woods status for Saturday rematch
New York Jets hoped to learn today if quarterback Dick Wood will be cleared for duty in the rematch with the Buffalo Bills after twisting his left knee in Sunday's loss. Wood was examined by team doctor James Nichols on Tuesday.
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New York
New York Jets
Dick Wood
Buffalo Bills
Woed
Jets
James Nichols
Los Angeles Angel Catcher Bob Rod Struggles With Injuries
Injuries hampered Bob Rod last season limiting him to 385 innings in 100 games. In 1962 he appeared in 150 games and caught 150 games worth of innings, reflecting a season of heavy workload and health challenges.
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Los Angeles Angel
Bob Rod
NBA Results Tuesday Scores From The Night
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 113 to 103. Boston topped New York 132 to 113. San Francisco edged Baltimore 117.
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St. Louis
Philadelhia
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Baltimore
Today's Games Spread Across League
The schedule lists St. Louis at Boston New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Detroit with Thursday fixtures Baltimore at Los Angeles and New York at Cneinn2.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Detroit
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Backfield Picks Show Tittle and Brown Dominate AP All Stars
The AP named NFL All-Star teams with six Bears on the first unit offensive and defensive, Green Bay five, and New York four. Tittle and Brown led with near unanimous support, Ditka grabbing most votes as a tight end alongside the Chicago roster.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Chicago Green Bays
New Y. Giants
Bears
Green Bay
New York
Mike Ditka
Chicago Bears
Ditka
Doug Atkins
Bill George Ant An Seeane
Richie Petithon Sed Rooeevelt Taylor
Joeda Sickens
del Shofner
New Y Giants
Forrest Gregg
Green
Jerry Kramer
Ones Bay
Jim Parker
Balltmore
Jim Ringo
Tittle
Roger Bron c
Detroit
Henry Jodan
Herb Adderley
Chicago
Dick Schafrath
Cleveland
Jim Katcavage
Henry Jordan
Roger Brown
Loyola Leads Cage Poll as Ramblers Top Early Balloting
Loyola of Chicago holds the lead in the season opening Associated Press college basketball poll. NYU, Duke and Arizona State follow, with top challengers preparing to host Loyola in forthcoming games. Readers note the mix of players listed in the era’s all star selections and positions.
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Ramblers
North Dakota
Kent Sigie
New York University
Duke
Arizona State University
Loyola
NYU
Cornell
Tulsa
The
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Nelson Fox
Valley Redi-Mix Co., Inc
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Shatner
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Kramer
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