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America squad Al Back aubacii Quarter TACKLES-Scott Appleton, Ttaaj. in Wolfpack territory, setting his credit was also the defensive Runner-up in the Heisman By BOB HOODING up a clinching score. back in the demanding Big Ten balloting, Lothridge passed for ri'iARDS-Bob Brown. Nebraska, e-S. Sr Cleveland, Damon South-ern California, Ml.

Glendala, Associated Press Sports Writer Texas rode the blocks ana Conference. he's going to do. Neither do his teammates. Much of the time, he's strictly on his own improvising, wiggling, darting, waiting for an opening. Sometimes 1,017 yards, ran for 223 despite being rushed by some of the na tackles of Appleton to an un- Call'- IlllnnU.

Li. Coach Duffy Daugherty calls end Bob Lacey and Dick But-kus, the superb center-linebacker' for Illinois Big Ten champions, complete the team. Butkus, Staubach and Sidle are juniors. Player of the Year Staubach, the Heisman Troohv winner tion's finest defenses, punted Lewis "the best third-and-two 1 NEW YORK AP)-mvy incomparable Roger'' Staubach was named to the backtield of the 1963 Associated Press All- CENTfcK uiov Navy. beaten, untied season, ine nnnnder who wants to be a for a 41-yard average and shat man on the squad." he'll reverse his field three times before finding a target or George Mira of Miami.

Sidle is a ball carrier worthy of any halfback assignment and his 1,006 yards rushing left him just 10 yards shy of the national title irr that" department. He passed for an additional 706 yards for a total offense figure of 1,712. Sidle 'Rare' Quarterback Typifying a trend in the game, Sidle became one of the fewT- after a fling at tered the NCAA-career field bSrn.W, Blrmngham. While eainlne 577 vards rush Sherman Lew iwmmw" goal record, which he boosted to the pros is a weakside tackle In America football team Thurs day with Jimmy Sidle of Au burn. Sherman Lewis of Michi deciding to run." Because member newspaper, 21.

the Longhorns' Ilip-iiop Teen, e-i, im ing, Lewis also led the Spartans in pass receiving, punt and kickoff returns, interception SECOND TEAM ii.i DrniK. ii r. A. i Don Month and middle guard on (from Cincinnati, has brought a new dimension, of improvisation Three of his 12 field goals this gan State and Billy Lothridge of In his four freshman and var gopery. North Carolina Sta season -were booted into the runbacks and was fourth In to quarterback.

radio and television selectors based their choicest greatest value, the backfield was not picked by position. The quartet sitw Rpflsnns at Texas, the teams wind against Duke. He bettered passing, I ww- Nelv, Oklahoma. Aon-nnb Lahmann, Notrt Damei While euidins the nation's nn whtah Annleton have played four Tech marks in a hard bat Parks, who always wantea to Georgia Tech. Damon Bame, the Southern California guard who Is the lone repeater from 62, and Texas Tech end Dave Parks, top Na- second-ranked college power to Mike Remy.

Jowa. have enjoyed a combined 34-2-1 be a halfback but "figured I Vr nir im i nnn an 8-1 mark comg into the Army quarterbacks In history to gain over 1,000 yards running in a single campaign. The modest orphan boy has been labeled by tle with Florida State when he completed 20 of 34 passes for 246 yards and. piled up 274 total record. better hang on to what I is a top-flight receiver who also Trun, Baylor) Gala Sayers.

Kanas Jay Wilkinson. Duke. finale, Jolly Roger has taken a record-shatterinE cruise through Overshadowed bv All-America is composed of three quarterbacks and Lewis, 154-pound halfback. An Auburn team expected to have a so-so year wound un with tinnnl Football. Leaeue draft offense yards.

THIRD TEAM Riirk. Oreoon Statei teammate Bobbv Bell last sea- Coach Shua Jordan as the "best can run, pass and punt. In ad Chuck Logan, Northwestern. Flier Rtnnd out on a less dition, he's the "monster man" in America." the Navy record book. He has accounted lor 1,738 yards in total offense, but statistics can't "Mr.

Cool" twice was selected AP Back-of-the-Week during the in the Red Raider defense. than sensational Gopher squad only a single loss and a bowl! State) Ken Kortas, Louisville. pick, are members of a big, agile line averaging 525 pounds per man. Other early pro draftee up front are guard Bob Brown of Nphraska and tackles Scott Ap season, NEW YORK (AP)-The 1963 Associated tell the Staubach story. GUARDS KICK Roumaiw Dick Nowak, Army.

Pratt All-America foolDail ream an- Lacey was one of the top pass catchers in the country and in the Atlantic Coast Conference date. Sidle was a big factor. Southeastern board members named him best in the area, fol Naw Coach Wayne Hardin, ThuMM, "On most teams it takes three or four players to do what Billy Lothridge does for us," says Bobby Dodd. "He's the greatest quarterback I have coached in my 32 years at Georgia Tech." BACKS Bob Schwelcksrt, Virginia IIUUMVCU I IUI UU Chine DaK I arMj Mnrth Cnmttna Despite his small 5-foot-8, 154 pound frame, Lewis was no spot player. The track star with five who calls his star h- i i uu 1 X.1 -tin.

Sr Pulham. N.Y.I David showdown with North Carolina 1 Tcn Denny iibiiww watzke, Indiana) Tony Urlck. Arliona i lawAfA Crate Purkt. Taxaa Tech. 4-2.

193, Abi pleton of Texas and Cart Eller lowed closely, and in order, by Lothridge and 1962 All-America Stat; 10m wuiw vtt" State recovered a fumble deep scoring runs- oi over 80 yards to lene, Tex of Minnesota. Nortn Carolina Rout Murrav Defense 'Fantastic' In 83-57 PJC Rally NipsMSC Freshmen MURRAY, Ky Dec. 6-Padu- Racers Become "Thieves' lit 1 :.0 cah Junior College lost a lead I they had held most of the game, then regained it in the 3nal minute to defeat the Murray College 4- freshmen here Thursday, 79-77. -I The Indians tired late in the game after having held the up per hand most of the way. With two minutes left Murray led 77-75.

A free throw by Jesse Yopp i Ml made it 77-76, then Willie Wilson tipped in a shot to give PJC the lead again. Kay Hughes, who led PJC scoring with 23 points, hit I By WELDON GRIMSLEY Sun-Democrat Sports Editor MURRAY, Dec. 6-Mur-ray's Racers put on one of the most fantastic defensive shows ever seen here Thursday as they trampled Oglethorpe University of Atlanta 83-57. -So complete was the blanket the Thoroughbreds threw over the Oglethorpe attack that in the first 14 minutes of the game the visitors got only one shot from the field. It was good.

When they took their second one, with 6:12 left in the half, they connected. Thus, at that point, they were hitting 100 per cent of their shots from the field, and were behind 26 points. In that incredible first half, the Racers made nine complete steals of Oglethorpe passes and forced floor errors seven times. That meant that the visitors, whose nickname is the Petrels, started 16 trips down the floor a free throw as the game ended to make the final score. Murray outshot the Indians from the field 43 oer cent to 39 per cent But PJC picked off 46 1 rebounds during the game to just 35 for Murray.

Herb McPherson led Murrav in scoring with 23 points, tyingj with Huehes for the same's AFTER IT MEN Kay Hughes of Paducah Junior College tackles a loose basketball In the game with the Murray State freshmen Thursday at Murray. Other players are not Identified. Wildcat Open On The Road Against Northwestern Quints McPherson is a sophomore, but he missed the last half of his freshman year because of injuries suffered in an automobile accident. He is eligible for the first half of this season on the freshman team. Coach Cal Luth without getting off a shot, I Meanwhile, Jim Jennings and 1 Stu Johnson were leading Mur- ray to topheavy leads.

Jennings wound up the night with 19 points, Johnson with 14. i LEXINGTON, Dec. 6 in Kentucky's illustrious history. 71-60 licking in a first meeting er plans to red-shirt him after Having justified pre-season bil ling as one of the country's top The sensational All-American, who gives every indication of returning to his record-breaking the first semester and start him for a full season on the varsity ten cage powers by exploding for the Lexington Wildcats a year ago, opened its 1963-64 campaign on a winning note by squeezing out an 80-78 decision over Western Michigan' and sophomore season form after a 182 points as they copped an: next year. PJC ..,41 79 Murray Frosh 37 77 BIG SHOT John Namclu (41) of Murray State towers over three defensive men for a two-pointer Thursday against Oglethorpe.

Pictured from the left are Bobby Dalgleish (14) of Oglethorpe, Jim Jennings (21) of Murray, Bill Garrigan (22) of Oglethorpe and Oglethorpe defensive men Walker Heard (34), Bobby Sexton (41) and Billy Parker (partially hidden.) trouble-plagued junior campaign, opening pair of tests at home, is hard on the heels of other top Kentucky's Wildcats seek to PJC 7 Darnell 15, Alexander 16. Hughes 23. Yopp 14. Wilson 9. Peck further prove their claim to na UK point producers.

He will Edwards. Penrod, Hawley. scouts report the seasoned squad is well equipped to give anyone trouble. Much of the Evanston Wildcats' hopes for success is riding on highly-regarded soph center Jim Pitts, but new Coach MURRAY FRESHMEN (77) Vth rtnney, Tanner 3, Hepp 4, Miller 21. Schmidt 3, Lambert 6.

McPherson 23. Booker 9, Lover 9. need to bucket points at about a 24.5 clip in the Wildcats' 23 remaining regular season games to ascend to the No. 1 position now held by Alex Groza, who tional honors by taking on strong Northwestern in Evanston Saturday and then returning home to face Atlantic Coast powerhouse North Carolina two nights later. portalk Lincoln To Make Home Debut Larry Glass also is able to posted 1,744 points in a career call on last season's two leading that spanned four years and 120 The two encounters represent Reserves piayea mucn oi ine second half.

Murray sped to a 14-4 lead in the first six minutes, increased it to 20-5 on a tip by Johnson with 12:23 left and to 26-6 on a tip by Pendleton with 9:25 left. Jennings hit a pair of free throws with 6:37 remaining la the half to give Murray its big-! gest lead of the period at-32-6. A few seconds later Bobby Dalgleish, who led the Petrels with 20 points, hit on a Jump shot to give the visitors their second field goaL Twice during the second half Murray led by 33 points. The Petrels put on a couple of spurts that narrowed the lead to about 20 points, but they never made any serious threat "It was a matter of persona said Luther of the Thoroughbreds defense tonight. games.

WJJon Paducah Lincoln opens its Murray High Impressive In Opener steps in Baron Adolph Rupp's proven strategy of pitting his For all of the scoring antics home basketball season tonight '7 of the Nash-Deeken combo, the perennially powerful aggrega tion against strong inter-section Sn-Demoerat Sporti Editor and Paducah Tilghman makes its first home appearance Saturday night, two nights which will be packed with basketball al competition during the month preceeding the opening of intra- initial outings of the Ruppmeh hoisted danger flags signaling potential trouble ahead in the form of unevenly distributed scoring. While forwards Nash MURRAY, Dec. 6-Mur- conference activity. The formula- activity in the two-state area. scorers-6-i guard Rich Falk (21) average) and 6-3 forward Rick Lopossa (15.3).

The other two returning starters are 6-5 forward Phil Keeley and 6-1 guard Marty Riessen. North Carolina took a 4-3 lead in cage relations with Kentucky by edging the Ruppmen in Lex-ington last December, 68-66, and figure to field an even stronger contingent this season. One of the reasons js a much Improved Billy (The Kid) Omningham-a 6-514 AU-American prospect who led the Tar Heels in all phases nf nlav rlnrino- crarlinr. knl. Lincoln will host Hopkinsville ray High School opened its 1963-64 basketball play Thursday with a 67-45 verdict over Farm- and Deeken accounted for about has paid off in the past with 20 loop championships and many experts are willing to bet Rupp's 60 per cent of the team's points, Attucks at Lincoln gymnasium.

The Junior varsity game will begin at 6:15. ington. backcourt operatives added only Raiders are getting ready for No. 21. 34 points.

However, the per Tilghman's first challenge at TT7HAT a difference a year makes. One year you are a bum and the next a hero or vice versa. For double-All-American Cotton Nash of Kentucky it is vice versa. Last year everyone was asking what's wrong with Nash, but now there is nothing but praise for the blond bomber. Here Is what Coach Gene Gibson of Texas Tech said of Nash after his Red Raiders lost to Kentucky 107-91.

Monday night 1 "Kentucky had just too much for us tonight," Gibson said, calling Nash "a true All-American." He has, all the Even the cagey Baron of the formance of diminutive (5-11) 'You'll never see any better de home will be from the strong Murray led by 27-20 at the half and broke through in the third period for a safe 49-27 edge at the end of the third quarter. Clarence Bramley scored 12 Bombers of Ballard Memorial. Randy Embry in collecting 16 against Texas Tech lends hope Blue Grass, college basketball's winningest tutor, admits he likes most of what he saw as his fense played than our team played in that first half." The 6-9 Johnson was a stand Tonight, though, the Bluemen that thisproblem may be on travel to Livingston Central. points and Johnny Rose got 10 the way to a solution. Soph Lar out for Murray on both offense Caldwell County will be at and defense, grabbing rebounds South Marshall tonight for the tor the winners.

Jerry Ainley, Farmington, took scoring honors charges opened with a 75-64 conquest of Virginia and followed up by topping tall and talented Texas Tech, 107 to 91. But he ry Conley, who came off the bench to star in both games, plays either forward or guard moves, is a great shooter, a good floor man and a fine de off both boards and tipping in feature game of the Dec. 6 pro in campaign. Another promising factor is the graduation to the varsity of an outstanding 6-814 forward named Bob Bennett Coach Dean Smith admits to better board strength and dentil tor the night with 17 points. several errant Murray shots.

gram, with St Mary's playing insists, as he did before the cam and also could provide help. MUHRAY 17 27 49 87 at Carlisle County and Reidland MURRAY 42 83 OGLETHORPB 18 57 FARMINGTON 9 20 27 45 Starting guard Terry Mobley at Lone Oak among other fea tares. MURRAY (ID Jennlnw IB. John on 14. Namclu Pendleton 11 picked up 10 points in an Im paign opened, that this year's edition of Wildcats has some problems to iron out before it MURRAY (47) Henry TidweD 8.

Doran 8. Rose 10. Branley 12. Faughn Bchlosser 11. Varnaa 2.

Walker 8. Rill proved showing against Texas Vienna will be at home to 10, tMlton 4. Lee 4. EUii 2. Perry 2.

FARMINGTON (45) Harrlmn 4. CoebeU twraic 4. Graham 2, Cohren 3. than last year which could spell trouble for Kentucky's ambitious Cats. UNC opened with a 92-87 conquest of South Carolina.

Tech. can ease its way into the na-j Ainley 17. Wright 5. Smith 1. Andrna Brookport in the Southern Illinois OCLfTHORPI 5T) Dalgleish 7, wade f.

tional title picture. Northwestern, who absorbed a feature. Heard 2. Sexton 20, Parker 6. Car-meter 4.

CaXTUan 5. HartlM 2. "Our first two games have Stewart 4. Saturday night Reidland will go to North Marshall where the Jetts will try to keep alive an served to further emphasize that we may get hurt on many oc Sturgis Defeats Fredonia 60-39 STURGIS, Dec. 6 Stur casions this year due to the Murray Plays lack of the so called "big man' undefeated skein.

Caldwell County will get a strong challenge from Madisonville the same gis downed Fredonia, 60-39, here that is the vital ingredient in a Thursday night really good ball club," he ex night Roger Omer scored 21 points for the winners and David Fra- Southern Illinois Saturday night special will have Joppa at plained. "We have done some experimenting in the first two games trying to overcome this Bradley On Saturday MURRAY, Dec. 6-Mur- liex and Jim Beavers scored nine apiece for the losers. disadvantage. These next games Sturgis was on top at all of the should be important guides to Pope County.

Prep Cage Schedule TOHIOHT Kentucky St VTirr'l at Carlisle Countr Fulton County at Fulton City quarter turns but didn't really our future, chances shake loose until the third quarter when the Bears commanded Kentucky's tallest regular is 6-61, John Adams, junior center Hickman County at Ballard Memorial a 43-30 lead. ray State, which has breezed through its first two basketball games of the season, tackles mighty Bradley in the Murray arena Saturday night. from Rising Sun, Ind. He opened fensive player. He's unselfish, too.

He probably could have had a few more points had he not passed off to teammates who had better shots. He's an all-around player." The Red Raiders, to a man, agreed with their coach. "He's the best we've played against in my two years at Tech," said one player. In that game Nash poured through 33 points for the Wildcats of Adolph Rupp. That gives him 61 points for the first two games of the season.

During those games Nash has played 79 minutes of a possible 80 minutes, has hit 21 of 46 field goal attempts for 45.7 per cent and 19 of 24 free throws for 79 2 per cent. And, he has pulled down 31 rebounds, an average of 15.5 a game. His scoring average is 30 points" per game. Sport Magazine, has picked Nash for the first team of its pre-season All-America squad. Here is what thepublication had to say about the Wildcat wonder: Cotton, though he's only S-5, plays the center when he's needed, can play guard, but is a natural forward.

Nash has the grace of a small man, but plays like a great big man. His rebounding and defense are remarkable for a man of his size." Wildcat Coach Rupp says Nash Is looking like the Nash of old, after an off year as a junior, and seems to have an attitude that should spell trouble for foes. Even in an off season last year Nash averaged 20.6 points per game, 514 for the season, and grabbed 300 rebounds. At least two other players, both newcomers to college varsity competition in Kentucky, are attracting attention. Stu Johnson, Murray State's 6-9 pivot man, began his career as a Racer regular this week, and while not sensational he has given indication that he could be one of the best Murray Coach Cal Luther says Johnson has all the tools to be a really fine player and figures to be an important part of the Thoroughbred operation for the next three years.

Luther said his big sophomore has a lot to learn, but said he could be an All-America caliber of athlete before his college days are over. "He'll be scoring 30 points a game before the season Is over," Luther said. Kentucky Wesleyan is singing- the praises of freshman Mike Redd, the back court genius who led Louisville Seneca to a state championship last year. in the pivot in both the Virginia and Texas Tech games but saw HopUntrille Attack at Lincoln Reidland at Lone Oak -Tilghman at Livtngrton Central Farminfton at Murray Low el at Winfo Sedalia at Symaonia Calloway County at Benton SttirfiS 4 13 28 43 Fredonia 9 23 30 38 STURSIS (U) Blakely 6. R.

Omer 21, K. Omer 11, Bell 7. Wuianer a. Wells 6, Henahaw, Gray 1. FREDONIA (3) Harper only limited action due to inability to score and control the The Braves, one of the favorites along with Cincinnati and Wichita to win the Val 9.

McCormick 4 Bowton Bearers boards. 9, Campbell 4. Murray College Hiah at Bit Sandy Caldwell County at South atarohall Lyon County at Crittenden County ley Conference championship, Most effective in leading the Fredonia at St Vtneent Tnut County at Madisonrille Adult Cage Boxes figure to be one of the toughest teams on the Murray schedule. Mayfield Dunbar at ILickman River- Wildcats to their first two victories were two time All-America Cotton Nash, 6-5 for Racer fans were buzzing after Thursday eight's win over Ogle ward who moyed into the pivot Bfltone 1 38 89 CTS 14 38 58 75 BELTONI t1C. Kinwy 24.

Gres-ory 20, Holloway 15: Giltner 13, Hood 11, B. Kinsey S. Tomilson 1. CTI (7SJ StubbWteld 20, Cain IS, Ltnrtlbad 10, Ripley 10, Burton 9. Rucks 4 Harrison 2, Martin 2.

thorpe. Murray Coach Cal Luther said with Adams out of the lineup, and 6-314 forward' Ted Deeken most valuable player of last Bob's Drive In 27 WJ 82 111 Kolb Brothers ,18 43 7 2 season's Kentucky five. Between iew flltnele Brookport at Vienna Sbawneetown at Care-bi-Rotk Century at Cobdea Metrooolia at McLean bo ro Cairo at Mounds To nhip odd are at Pop County Rid I way at Calatta SATUfOAY Kentucky Fulton CMy it Wtne Ballard at Tilfhmaa. Reidland at Kortn MarthalL Ijron County at Cuba. MacLaooTille at Caldwell County.

Ifii Xoma at Pope County -Mound City at Cairo. OB'S Olli Downey 41, D. Rudolph'them, 1 the senior coaptains he couldn't have been more pleased with his team's defense and hustle. "They had great spirit and desire," he said. "We have the utmost respect for Oglethorpe and I'm really delighted ta beat a team as good as they are so Oasroughly.M Luther said the only sour note it, iMiier iv, rase 14.

a nuaoipa Burks 8, Adam A. KOIB Kortt 3, Fanner 17, Vannerson 14. Anderwn 7, Keeling Grave 3. Sneilinf 2. Woods 2, Hall 2.

have contributed 109 points- and 65 rebounds. Both netted 28 points in the opener with Virginia while Nash exploded for 33 against Texas Tech and Dee-ken ended up with 20. Nash's 61 points this season It' FOOT 1 ALL Fight Results LOS ANGELES Mfwy Erist, 171. of the game was the Racers' free throw shooting. They man- Jfied csecK at Ohio Weyan.

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