Northwestern football race tightens as Clarke County rises
Clarke County moved a notch closer to a fourth straight Group II District 10 title after Central crushed Elkton to leave District 10 standings fluid. Clarke must beat Page County at Berryville in two weeks to seal the crown, with James Wood and Central still in the mix and a James Wood Clarke clash shifted to a later date.
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Clarke County
Central
Elkton
Eagles
Fagen
Clarke
Elks
District 10
Page County
Berryville
Panthers
Loudoun County
James Wood
Marables
Turner Ashby
Strasburg
Page
Ekton
NBA Schedule By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
No games Monday as the Associated Press sports schedule lists today’s games with San Francisco visiting Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Independent agents aid prompt fair insurance payouts
An advisory note explains that independent insurance agents assist when vehicles or homes are damaged, handling details to ensure prompt and fair payments. It highlights their role in guiding claims and coordinating with insurers.
Twin Double Winner Dies After Roosevelt Race Loss
A man who hit the Roosevelt Raceway twin double for 10 899 on a 92 bet died of a heart attack Monday night while about to cash the ticket. A spectator tried to steal the ticket but was tackled by a police officer and the ticket was recovered. The 92 bet twin double was the third highest at the track since July.
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Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
End Ted Davis quits Georgia Tech football team
Georgia Tech end Ted Davis resigned after an on field incident with Auburn player David Rawson during the 29-21 loss. Coach Bobby Dodd accepted the resignation. Davis will remain a student but will not play football. Auburn coach Ralph Jordan commented on the decision.
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Atlanta
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Ted Davis
Davis
David Rawson
Auburn
Rawson
Emory University Hospital
Tech
Memphis, Tenn
Dodd
Ralph Jordan
Invaoe Storeng Badate
Tim McCarver Named NL Sophomore of 1963 honors
Norman Oklahoma AP Tim McCarver 22 year old St Louis Cardinal catcher named Monday the National League outstanding sophomore of 1963 He was surprised and proud as he balances majoring in business at Oklahoma after transferring from Memphis State He received 20 votes in 44 writers' balloting Lou Brock was runner up with six votes and Donn Clendenon Denny Lemaster each had four and three votes respectively.
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Norman
Okla
Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinal
McCarver
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Memphis State University
Memphis
Ann McDaniel
Lou Brock
Chicago Cubs
Donn Clendenon
Pittsburgh
Denny Lemaster
Milwaukee
Gene Oliver
Carl Sawatski
Oliver
McCarver Sawatski
Packers Turn to Roach as Starr Out with Hand Injury
Bart Starr suffers a broken right hand in a 30 7 win over the Cardinals. John Roach, a 30-year-old benchwarmer, steps in as Green Bay faces NFL title defense with a 6-foot-4 former SMU ace under center.
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Roach
Starr
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Bart Starr
John Roach
Green Bay
King Hill
Lamar McHan
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Hill
Philadelphia
Sonny Jur
Gensen
Cleveland
McHan
Baltimore Colts
San Francisco 49Ers
Chicago Bears
John Brodie
Cardinals
Jimmy Hill
Vince Lombardi
Southern Methodist
New York Giants
Lombardi
Ralph Guglielmi
Notre Dame
Giants
San Francisco
Schweickert Repeats As SCs Player of the Week
Virginia Tech back Bob Schweickert repeats as Southern Conference back of the week after a 159 yard effort in a 28 13 win over William and Mary. He scored twice and added a 59 yard second quarter TD dash that defined the conference week. Other nominees included Earl Cole Kenny Stoudt Bob Soleau and Butch Nunnally.
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Norfolk
Bob Schweickert
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
Bon Air
Schweickert
Tech
Kentucky
Southern Conference Sports Writers Association
Earl Cole
Davidson
Richmond
Kenny Stoudt
Bob Soleau
William and Ey
Butch Nunnally
VMI
Navy
Longhorns Top Poll as Wisconsin Trails in Top 10
Texas remains the leading major college team in the weekly poll with 527 points and 50 first place votes. Wisconsin is second with 470 points and three first place votes, Pittsburgh third, Illinois fourth, and Mississippi fifth. Ohio State falls from Top Ten after a 32-3 loss to Southern California.
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Sraweaweet Press Weekly
Serer Sobae
Gandeneae
Texas
Wisconsin
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Arkansas
Badgers
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Illinois
Mississippi
Alabama
Oklahoma
Auburn
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Pitt
Panthers
UCLA
Vanderbilt
Army
Duke
Florida
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Michigan State
Mississippi State
Missouri
Notre Dame
Oregon
Princeton
Rice
Syracuse
Lightweight boxing results from three cities
In San Francisco Bobo Olson 176 out pointed Jose Menno 175 of Argentina after 10 rounds. In Philadelphia Jesse Smith 158 stopped Willie Giles 162 of New York after 10 rounds. In London John White Chicago outpointed Junior Cassity Nigeria after 8 rounds.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Bobo Olson
Jose Menno
Argentina
Philadelphia
Jesse Smith
Willie Giles
New York
London
John White
Chicago
Junior Cassity
Nigeria
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Loudoun Valley
NBA
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N. Loudoun St
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