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UPI Picks All ■ Americans
| NEW YORK (UPI) — United
Press International today presents
its 1963 All-America football team
with Navy's Roger Staubach lead
ing the way.
Chosen as the finest 11 players
to perform on collegiate fotball
fields this season in a nationwide
| ballot of 305 football writers and
j broadcasters were:
Vem Burke of Oregon State
and Jim Kelly of Notre Dame at
j ends. |
Scott Appleton of Texas and
Carl Eller of Minnesota at tack
I les.
Bob Brown of Nebraska and
i Rick Redman of Washington at
guards.
Dick Butkus of Illinois at cen
ter,
.’••Staubach, Oftle Sayers of Xan
| sas, Sherman Lewis of Michigan
! State and Jay Wilkinson of Duke
I in the backfield.
i It i sa big, fast team. That the
| voters made no mistakes in their
selections is evidenced by th efact
that seven of the 1.1 players eligi
bile were picked high in the draft
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clubs.
It is led by one of the most
brilliant quarterbacks in college
football history and two linemen
whom the pros have labeled as
"can’t miss” stars.
Staubach Led Voting
Staubach ,who In directing Navy
to one of Its most successful sea
sons von the Heisman Trophy as
the most valuable college football
player of the year, led the voting
with a total of 2,916 points — only
439 points short of a perfect
score.
Sports Shorts
PILOTS NEW CLUB
MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Bill
Adair, who managed the Interna
tional League’s Toronto team foi
the Milwaukee Braves during the
15)63 season, Wednesday was as
signed to pilot the Dever club in
the Pacific Coast League next
season.
HAUSER RESIGNS
CINCINNATI (UPI) — Art Hau
ser, Xavier University’s interior
line coach, resigned Wednesday to
devote full time to an insurance
career.
Hauser, whose professional foot
ball career spanned both the Na
tional and American Football Lea
gues. joined the Xavier staff in
1961.
STEELERS SIGN McGEE
PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Ben
McGee of Jackson Miss. State Col
lege was signed by the Pittsburgh
Steelers Wednesday. The 6-foot-3
245-pound tackle was the Steelers’
fourth pick in the National Foot
ball League draft.
FRY NAMED COACH
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI)
Hayden Fry, head coach of South
ern Methodist University, Wed
nesday was named as the third
member of the South coaching
staff for the annual Blue-Gray
game Dec. 26.
Whittenton,
Snipes Lead
Dunn Cagers
Dunn, behind the sharp-shoot
ing of Johnny Whittenton and Da
id Snipes, defeat 4-A Wilson here
Tuesday night, 55-42.
Whittenton scored 19 points and
Snipes 16 in leading the win.
WILSON (4& — Woodard 17,
Simmons 15, Johnson 6, T. Ho
well 2, D. Howell 1, Farris 1, An
Band Director
To Address
Erwin jaycees
Harold Burt of Raleigh, band di
rector of the Erwin School, will be
the guest speaker at the Erwin
Junior Chamber of Commerce
monthly dinner meeting Thursday
night.
Cecil Moore, president of the
Jaycees, stated today that mount
ing interest in a local school band,
similar to Dunn, Cary and other
schools was instrumental in se
curing Mr. Butt to address the
Jaycees.
James A. Beasley, Jr. local busi
nessman and chairman of social
activities of the Erwin organiza
tion, will introduce Mr. Burt.
The meeting will be held-at the
Erwin Restaurant at 7:30 p. m.
derson.
DUNN (55) — Whittenton 19,
Snipes 16, Taylor 9, Bates 5, Byrd
4, Hartley 2, Hill, Johnson, Lewis,
Tew.
Halftime score: Dunn 25, Wil
son 18.
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DUNN, N. O.
Indiana s Cagers
Defeat Notre Dame
By FRED BROWN
Dfl Sport# Writer
Indiana's basketball rivals can
thank their lucky stars the Van
4rsdaie twins aren’t triplets.
Just the ts$o of ’em are threats
to outscore whole teams.
Take Wednesday flight when
the identical 6-foot, 5-inch for
wards combined to score 76 points
ind lead Indiana to a 108-102 Vic
tory over Notre Dame. Dick con
nected for 15 field goals and 12
flee throws for 42 points and Tom
tosse din 15 field goals and four
free throws for 34.
That tremendous two - man
performance earned Indiana its
second straight victory on a night
during which Texas Western up
set fifth-ranked Wichita, 75-74,
and second - ranked Cincinnati
so.ueezed past Miami of Ohio, 60
56.
Jim Barnes scored 32 points to ,
lead Texas Western to the bit up
set of the night at Wichita, Kan. I
Dave Stallwort hscored 37 points
for Wichita, which suffered its
first loss after two wins.
Cincinnat ihad a close call at
home when Miami's Charlie Col
es developed a "hot hand” and
trrew In five straight long-range i
field goals to reduce the Bearcats’ j
lead from 12 to four point* With
1:34 left. The defense - toughned
Bearcats refused to paqic, how
ever, and held tfaei* lead. Bon
Bonham had 26 points and 12 Re
bounds for Cincinnati.
New York University, ranked
No. 3 along with Duke, opened its
season with an 82-55 triumph over
liost Cornell. Happy Hairston had
24 points and Barry Kramer 23
for NYU.
Michigan State defeated West
ern Michigan, 101-100, and Purdue
downed Detroit, 86-80, but the
Big Ten’s spotless record against
outride cqpnpetltion was sullied
when St. Louis beat Illinois, 81-78.
In other games St. Joseph’s of
Philadelphia beat Gettysburg, 73
58; Pennsylvania crushed Rutgers,
01-62; Bradley rolled over Idaho
State 101-70; Xavier of Ohio top^*
ped Tennessee, 69-57; Villanova^
beat Princeton, 72-59; and Eastern
Kentucky State College defeated
the University of Louisville, 78
65.
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RALEIGH (UPI) — Dan
Paul of. Raleigh was elected today
president of the N. C. Society for,
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