Texas College Sports Integrates Talent in Southwest Conference
Texas and Houston state schools move to recruit Black athletes as integration widens in the Southwest Conference. UT and Houston announce eligibility for qualified Negro players, with SMU and Rice weighing options amid court and policy questions. Virginia-originated detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
University of Texas of the Southwest
Southern Methodist
University of Houston
Prairie View A&m
Tex
Southern
North Texas State University
Missouri Valley Conference
Abner Haynes
Dallas Texans
Kansas City Chiefs
Lone Star
Dick Lane
Detroit Lions
Junior Coffee
University of Washington
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Earl Lattimer
Michigan State
Olle Matson
Yates High School
California
Warren McVea
San Antonio
Brackenridge High
Darrell
Rice University
William Marsh Rice
Local Boxing Results From AP Card Tally
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia and Brooklyn hosts saw Johnny Morris win a 12 round decision over George Benton. Lenny Mangiapane out pointed Georgie Briggs in six rounds in Brooklyn. Dean Bogany stopped Roger Rouse in San Jose while Al Chabot stopped Ray Coleman in San Jose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Johnny Morris
George Benton
Philadelphia
New York
Lenny Mangiapane
Georgie Briggs
Brooklyn
San Jose
Calif
Dean Bogany
Fresno
Roger Rouse
al Chabot
Ray Coleman
Phoenix
Ariz
NBA Results and Schedule
Cincinnati routs Detroit 127 to 102 and Boston defeats New York 126 to 98. San Francisco beats St. Louis 129 to unknown. New York visits Philadelphia. Cincinnati visits Detroit. St. Louis plays at Los Angeles on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Detroit
Boston
New York
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Duckpin Roundup Highlights League Night Action
Health Center Tuesday Morning Housewife League saw Charcoal Hearth beat Four Aces twice while Allegheny Freight Lines rose to second place with three wins over S&H Green Stamps. Other duels featured Shenandoah Gas, Farmers and Merchants Bank, Misfits, B M Chevrolet, Winchester Typewriter, Seabright Market, Fleet Meats, Luttrell General, Lockhart's Gulf Service, and multiple high scores including 193 by Mary Fower and 405 by Jackie Billmyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willene Brooks
Dot Grim
Marie Fauver
Charcoal Hearth
Mary Fower
S & H Green
Allegheny Freight Lines
Polly Williams
June Lemonis
Libby McKee
Betty Livengood
Alley Cats
Jenny Whitmore
Mary Ratliff
Janice Bolton
Shenandoah Gas
Miller
Anderson
Virginia Schneider
Ruth Fauver
Katherine Truslow
Miller and Anderson
Mary Lou Jones
Pat Whitacre
Ruby Wingfield
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Henry T. Goode and Son Insurance
B & M Chevrolet
Fort Loudoun
Greg Seldon
Sherrard Bell
Philip Shobe
Winchester Typewriter
Community Food Store
Aikens Construction
H. C. Christianson
Seabright Market
Mason, Myers and Pike
Fleet Meats
Alcoa Sales
Luttrell General Insurance
Eugene Kuykendall
Philip Madigan
Mitch Patton
Skins Activate Ex Terp Butsko for NFL Debut
Washington Redskins activate former Maryland linebacker Harry Butsko and announce his NFL debut Sunday in Philadelphia against the Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Butsko
University of Maryland
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia
Eagles
Claassen's Choices Harold Claassen AP sports column
Harvard and Yale duel in a classic series as Ivy hopes collide with an implied stakes battle. The column previews the Big Ten and Big Eight climaxes with Michigan State, Oklahoma, Washington, Pitt and others in late season matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State
Illinois
Sherm Lewis
Mighty Mouse
Dick Butkus
Spartans
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Biff Jones
Cornhuskers
Dennis Claridge
Shenandoah Opens 1963 64 Basketball Season in Wingate Tourney
Shenandoah College coach Ken Eyre leads a nine-man Hornets squad to Wingate North Carolina for a two day tournament opening the 1963 64 season. New assistant Rector Brown joins KYRE and Bob Frey as Eyre builds a youthful lineup featuring Ronnie Kern Lou Smith Butch Kerns and others. The Hornets play six home games at James Wood gym and will debut December 14 at home versus Baltimore JC after a non league opener December 4 at National Business College Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Hornets
Rector Brown
Butch Kerns
Gary Wright
Joe Cunningham
Gary Tisinger
Ronnie Kern
Phil Pickett
Lou
Shenandoah College
Ken Eyre
Wingate
N. C
Hornets
Falls Church
Granville
Butch’ Kerns
James Woods
James Wood
Soph
Tisinger
Kern
Virginia
Kyre
Jim Casey
Colonels
Frank Armentrout
Rappahannock
Hunter Greenlaw
Fredericksburg
Surrattsville
Biglerville
Shenandoah
Baltimore JC
National Business College
Roanoke
Big Names Seen In Interleague Trading Talks
New York AP reports the opening of the interleague trading period at midnight, lasting to December 15. Possible moves include Vada Pinson, Joey Jay, Gordy Coleman from Cincinnati and stars like Orlando Cepeda, Eddie Mathews, Frank Thomas, with AL targets Leon Wegner Jim Gentile and Lu Clinton. Dodgers' World Series upset fuels AL teams to reshuffle for a Yankees challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rocky Colavito
Cincinnati
Vada Pinson
Joey Jay
Gordy Coleman
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Frank Thomas
New York Mets
Leon Wegner
Los Angeles Angels
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Lu Clinton
Boston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Yankees
Bauer Sees Orioles Job As Simple
Hank Bauer described managing the Baltimore Orioles as a simple task at his news conference unveiling a one year contract. He pledged to support players and focus on them, while Lee MacPhail stated Bauer was hired to improve individual players, replacing Billy Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
Oriole Manger
Bauer
Jim
Gentile
Orioles
Lee MacPhail
Billy Hitchcock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Star
Southwest Conference
Southern Methodist University
Fiel
Univrsity of Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Orville Faubus
THE
Peggy Myers
Connie Lineburg
Linda Bursey
Misfits
Dunn
Jackie Billmyer
Lockhart
Gulf Service
Southern States
Jim Fiddler
el Keller
Charles Lake
Ernie Davies
Garland Arnold
Clearbrook Woolen
Bill Boden
Roy Smelser
Ted Nichols
Charles Shobe
Doug Sirbaugh
Brent Bowman
Shenandoah News
C & P Telephone
Croser
Allen Coleman
Dick Duvall
Claytor
Bill Roth
Bill McMullen
Rudy
Johnny Eisner
O'Sullivan
Paul
Valley Redi-Mix Co., Inc
Phon
Claassen
Harold Claassen
Harvard
Yale
Harvards
Yales
Alabama
Southern California
UCLA
Duke
North Carolina
Jay Wilkinson
Tar Heels
Edge
Braine
Washington State
Seattle
Coffey
Cougars
Penn State
Pitt
Fred Mezurek
Paul Martha
Auburn
Florida State
Jimmy Sidle
Tiger
Atc. Evd
NAVY
Pap
Pat Joyce
Star
Eyre
Brown
Kyre, Brown
Bob Frey
Jim Polk
Ohio
Ter
Lou Smith
Monterey
Smith
Handley
S.C
Bluefield
Wingate JC
Wingate Tr
National BC
Hagerstown
Frostburg C
Beckley
Broome Tech
Erie Co. Tech
Hudson Val
New York St
Potomac Sr
Montgomery JC
Tri-State Tr
Footers Cleaners
Valley Ave
Drug Fair
W. Amherst
Loudoun St
Bower
U.S. 11
Maurertown
Woodstock
Winchester
Place Bros. Tire Co., Inc
Ram
Jewelers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!