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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-30
Rare Night in AL:
4 Low-Hit Games

Roberts allowed one Tiger hit
in the first and one in the
ninth, walked two and hit a
batter-and the only run off
the 36-year-old Highlander
was unearned. That came in
the first when leadoff man Bill
Bruton walked, Dick McAuliffe
doubled and Bruton came in on
Russ Snyder's off-target throw
from rightfield.
Fred Whitfield broke up
Chances no-hit bid with two
out in the seventh when he
Topped a single to center, and
Woody Held singled in the
eighth for Cleveland's other
hit. The big Angel right
handler walked three and struck
out IL.
Meanwhile, the Angels pound
ed five Cleveland pitchers for
IA hits, getting six in their big
eight-run burst against loser
Dick Donovan and Jerry Walker
in the third. Joe Hoppe started
it with a single, then after one
out came a walk, four straight
singles, another walk, and Tor
res grand slam.
Wickersham's shutout was
his first in two seasons as q
major Lacquer and the first for
the AS over the Yankees In al
most three years. The rangy
Pennsylvania had to struggle
in the early going but gave UP
only two singles over the last
four innings.
Downing Tagged
AL Downing, the YankS' prize
young southpaw, was tagged
for a single by Gino Cimoli
and Causey's homer before a
man was out In the first, then
Sell hopelessly behind when
Siebern connected with two on
lin the sixth.
Boston took q TO lead
against Minnesota in the first
three innings. then the Twins
started their home run tattoo
against Bill Monbouquette. Bob
Allison socked one in the
fourth, Earl Battey connected in
the seventh, and Vic Power and
Don Mincher homered in the
eighth, making it 7-5.
Dick RadatZ came on then
for his 44th appearance this
season, shut off the Twins for
the final l 2/3 innings. and
preserved Monbouquette's 14th
victory.
Dick Stuart led BoSton's at
tack with a three-run homer,
double and single. Ed Bres-
soud also homered, and Roman
Mejias cracked a two-run dou-
BILE. Jim Perry was the loser.
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Evening star., 1963-01-27

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the Year of the Hare; visit to New
Yorks Chinatown for traditional ceIe-
bration.
q EDGE OF NIGHT.
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ass q AMERICAN NEWSSTAND.
News. Subjects Of interest to young
people.
500 q MICKEY MOUSE CLUB.
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so quickly. 1 haven't dared 70
let myself think Of naming a
successor for Ara. But now the
time to give it great thought
has come"
Parseghian, a dynamic man
with a flair for inspirational
leadership and explosive Of
lenses, had a 36-35-1 record at
Northwestern. His Wildcats
finished in a birthplace tie in
the Big Ten this season with a
ga mark and were 5-4 overall.
The Akron (Ohio) native
played football under Paul
Brown at the Great Lakes Ma
val Station after high school
graduation, then enrolled at
Miami University at Oxford.
Ohio, starring in football. bas-
ketball and baseball.
Upon graduation, he played
with the Cleveland Browns but
an injury cut short his pro ca
reer and he returned to Miami
as assistant to Woody Hayes.
When Hayes went to Ohio
State in 1851 Parseghian sue
ceeded him as head Miami
coach.
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Parseghian Succeeds Devore as Notre Dame Coach

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec. IA
CAP). - Ara Parseghian Of
Northwestern University today
was named head football coach
at Notre Dame.
Parseghian, 20. replaces Hugh
Devore who had been called an
interim coach"
Devore had q 2-7 record in
1858, and was elevated to the
post Of assistant athletic di-
rector.
Parseghian was given a four
year contract at an undisclosed
sum. His reported salary at
Northwestern was $4,000 year.
ly.
I'VE feel very fortunate in
securing the services of such
an outstanding coach as Mr..
Parseghian," the Rev. Edmund
P. Joyce, chairman of the No
tire Dame Athletic Board. said.
He has had a splendid rec
ord at Miami University (Ox-
ford, Ohio and Northwestern
University and he Is one of the
most respected men in the
coaching profession.
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stayed on with the frosh under
Coach Joe Kuharich, whom he
replaced last March when Ku-
harich went with the National
Football League.
First, my congratulations to
Ara Parseghian," Devore said.
We all know that he Is a
great coach and 1t will be a
privilege to cooperate with
him.. AS for my new task as
assistant athletic director. we'll
I've always been most happy to
serve my alma mater in any
capacity. feel honored being
appointed to this position"
At his Evanston, Ill. home,
Northwestern Athletic Director
Stu Holcomb said that he was
approached by Father Joyce at
the Army-Navy football game a
week ago and was asked about
his availability.
Ara has done a fine job In
his eight years for u.s." Hol-
comb said. He had one year to
go on a five-year contract with
us, but We would not think of
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Princeton TOPS
Navy, SO-76;
Bradley Hot

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. IA. (AP)
"A frantic rally by Navy fell
four points short as Princeton
took an 80-76 victory over the
Midshipmen today behind a 81
point performance by Bill
Bradley.
The Tigers had moved ahead
by 81 points with only 512
minutes left in the game,
largely on the work of Bradley,
a sensational junior who hits
with ease from anywhere on
the court.
Princeton Coach William H.
van Brenda Kolff began to
substitute at that point and
Navy started is drive, scoring
10 points in one stretch while
the Tigers got only five.
Sophomore Bill Radcliffe
again led the Middle attack,
collecting 10 points.
Bradley fell only three points
shy of the Naval Academy field
house scoring record, although
he did not score in the last
eight minutes. He left the
court to a standing ovation
after fouling GU with AZ seconds
Loft
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and more height. but it wasn't
the answer.
Although Lowry gave the
Terps fits inside and hit eight
of the first nine field goal at
tempts, Maryland still led, 40
81, at the half. Ward practical
ly provided the equalizer alone
with IA points.
West Virginia led only once
in the second half. 44-43. After
a 46-46 tie. Maryland hit
three rapid fielders. two by
Suder and one by Jack Clark,
to take the lead for good, 81
46.
From then on it was a ques-
ton of protecting the lead and
the Terps, despite their youth
did a good job against the
Mountaineers' fam ID zone
press in the late going, Suder
broke clear for several crucial
goals and Wise, only an 8-point
man. picked the right time for
his final 4 points.
He got his first 8 on a s.
point play when West Virginia
had closed to 70-67 When the
Mountaineers moved to 1910,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star staff Writer


Jim Brown, one of the great
players of modern pro football
leads Cleveland against the
Redskins today at D. c. Stadi-
UNI in the final league game OF
the season for both teams. The
kickoff is scheduled for 2 pm.
Despite cold weather and
glowering skies, more than &c.
900 fans are expected to at
tend. Brown, who breaks his
own groundgaining record ev-
cry time he carries the ball, Is
one of the magnets. Pre-game
strategy shapes up as a contest
between his running and Nor
man Snead's passing.
Cleveland, battling for the
Eastern Division berth in the
NILS Runnerup Bowl at Mi
ami next month, is an eight
point favorite. The Browns
have a ga record, including a
37-14 victory over the Red
skins. They broke even with
both the Steelers and Giants,
who will decide the Eastern
championship today at New
York
Brown eventually will rank
with such legendary pro heroes
as Bronko Nagurski, Dutch
Clark and others in the Pre-
Football Hall of Fame. He al.
ready has 1,738 yards on 26S
carries. a 6.6-yard advantage
Cleveland has a passing at.
TACK, too. featuring Frank
Ryan on the dispaS ching enc
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UNBEATEN AT HOME
Terps Beat West Virginia, 74-72

A missed free throw by re-
serve Bob Lewis with 20 seconds
remaining left the score at
74-72 and gave West Virginia
its chance for deadlock. But
Don Weir missed a 12-foot
jumper with three seconds re-
m lining and Lewis then
captured the all-important re-
bound.
Tom Lowry, the 6-foot-s
Mountaineers center with the
soft touch, scored a game-high
"a points, but managed only
six in the final half. Maryland,
starting an all-Sophomore team,
was led by Gary Ward with 10
points and George Suder with
IT.
The game was as close as
the final score. Each team shot
Al per cent and pulled off So
rebounds. The difference was
Maryland's one extra field goal
and sharper ball handling.
West Virginia. now 4-3 and
upset for the second straight
game on this road trip, started
a revised lineup with two Sophs
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Browns, Redskins
Clash in Windup

and Gary Collins. former
Maryland ace, receiving. If the
Redskins concentrate too much
on stopping Brown they'll find
this pair bombarding them by
air.
Johnny Brewer and Ernie
Green will be problem boys for
the Redskins defense, and not
to be overlooked is Browns
ability to catch passes. He took
a screen pass 80 yards for a
touchdown in the opening
game.
The Redskins running at
tack, which gained a mere II
yards in the first game at
Cleveland, isn't expected to do
much better than that today
because of the Browns front
four" This group includes
Ends Paul Wiggin and Bill
Glass. and Tackles Bob Gain
and Frank Parker. Wiggin is
the smallest at 245 pounds.
Against such beefy opposi-
ton a strong passing attack
seems called for. Snead had a
poor day at Cleveland, five
competitions in Is attempts for
S8 yards, thanks to the
Browns aggressive line play.
The same thing happened at
New York last Sunday, so
Snead's protectors owe him a
day.
Bobby Mitchell, making a
strong stretch run to retain his
league pass-receiving laurels
figures to be ore of Snead's
kew RECEIVERS 1
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Yard Kickoff Return
Helps Alabama Win, 17-12

bema was held, and again Mi
ami moved to the Alabama 81
before this drive. too, failed.
A third march finally paid
off with a Vineyard touchdown
pass from Mira to Nick Spinelli,
and a fourth terminated with O
vineyard touchdown burst by
Pete BanaSZak.
Still with time to pull the
game out of the fire, Mira con-
nected to Spinelli, Hoyt Sparks
and Banaszak with another
series of passes that took the
Hurricanes to the Alabama 50
before Sheriff. came up with his
game-saving interception.
Alabama played without its
star quarterback, Joe Klamath
who was suspended for viola
ton of training rules.
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League season for the Packers
with a record of IL victories,
two losses and one tie, but they
won't win a fourth straight
Western Division title if the
Chicago Bears beat Detroit to-
morrow.
Chicago goes into the finale
with a l0-l-2 mark. If Detroit
beats the Bears, Green Bay
wins the title and the right to
face the Eastern Division
titliSts. If the Bears win or are
tied by Detroit, Chicago wins
the Western crown.
DOwler Beats Defense
A national television audi
ence and 3l,03l in San Fran
cisco's Kezar Stadium watched
Bowler twice race far behind
49er defenders to gather IL
long passes from Starr. The
second one, in the third period
broke a l4-l4 tie and gave the
Packers the victory.
Tommy Davis, who booted
two San Francisco conversions
to bring his consecutive total to
a reccrd-tying 166, kicked a A
yard field goal with seven min
utes remaining for the games
final points.
Even though tough on this
chilly final day, San Francisco
finished in the division base
ment with its worst season ever
and a record of PIP.
Stairs passing proved the
margin of victory, although
Fullback Jim Taylor gained
enough to pass the l,00O-yard
rushing mark a fourth season,
The l7-point favorite Pack
ers and 49erS played to a l4-all
deadlock in the first half. Each
scored on a long drive for its
first Touchdown and then ex-
ploded for a second.
Moore Scores From One
Green Bay scored first on
Tom Moore's one-yard run cap
ping a 78-yard drive. The 49ers
matched that on j. D. Smiths
two-yard smash after a march
OF 30. Each drive took IL plays.
The Packers grabbed back
the lead on the 63-yard pass
from Starr to Dowler, a former
Colorado star. Two plays fol-
lowing the kickoff. Smith
broke off tackle and raced So
yards to score. Davis CONVEX
sion gave him a share of the
consecutive record held by for
mer Chicago Quarterback
George Blanda.
The 49ers' opening march
featured running of Smith and
Joe Perry, the latter winding
up a 16-year pro career with
this game.
The game also marked the
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announcement of my old team
mate and classmate. Hugh De-
wore, as assistant athletic direc-
tor. We have been working to-
gether now for many years.
He is one Of the finest Of all
Notre Dame men"
Devore, 50, was Notre Dame
co-captain in 1888. He coached
at Fordham, Providence COL
lege and Holy Cross before re-
turning to Notre Dame as end
coach in 1914.
In 1945 he was interim
coach" of the Irish while
Frank Leahy was in military
service. When Leahy returned
the next year. Devore left and
had coaching jobs at st. Bona
venture, New York University.
with the Green Bay Packers,
University of Dayton and the
Philadelphia Eagles.
Was Aide to Brennan
He came back to the Irish as
freshman coach under Terry
Brennan in 1858. Brennan was
fired Dec. 81, 1858, and Devore
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welcome him to the post of
head football coach at the Uni
Versity of Notre Dame.
We are delighted also to an
nounce that Mr.. Hugh Devore
is appointed our new assistant
athletic director" Father Joyce
continued. Coach Devore per-
formed admirably in the assign
ment this year Of being our in
term head coach and we we're
most appreciative Of his good
efforts.
He has won the respect and
admiration of all Notre Dame
men and will continue to play
an extremely important role in
our football program"
Lauded by KrauSe
Athletic Director Ed CMoose)
Krause said:
I've known Ara Parseghian
for many years and know he is
one of the best. We are sure he
will get the job done here at
Notre Dame.
Il am also very happy at the
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FOOTBALL SCORES

Alabama II, Miami (Fla.) IL
Florida Ann 40, Morgan st. Z
Houston FL, Louisville Z.
EASTERN BOWL
E. Carolina 81, Northeastern 6
MISSILE BOWL
QuanticO 13, San Diego 10.
JUNIOR ROSE BOWL
Orange Coast 81, NE Okla. 0.
CAMELLIA BOWL
st. Johns 80, Pr. View n.
NFl
Green Bay FL, S. Francisco II
AFL
Buffalo 19, New York 10,
Kansas City IS, Boston 3.
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Wise hit the front end OF a
one-and-one free throw situa-
ton to make it 74-70 with %
seconds left. That was just
enough.
Maryland'S undefeated fresh
men won their fifth consecu-
tive game by clipping West
Virginia's Little Mountaineers.
80-74. as Jay McMillen scored
26 points.
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STATISTICS

retirement of 49er Tackle Leo
Nomellini, playing his Hath
consecutive league contest in
L career of IA seasons.
Passes Prove Difference
The 49ers generally checked
the Packers running game but
couldn't control the passing
combination of Starr to Dowler
and Max MCGEE. A 25-yard
pass to MCGEE kept the OPEN
ing touchdown drive alive and
a 39-yard gamer by the same
combination in the waning
minutes kept the 49ers from
gaining possession.
Taylor, who needed Al yards
in this game to reach 1000
again. was held to 10 in the
opening half but finally ran for
the needed yardage in the
fourth period.
Taylor's net for the day was
so.
Davis missed field goal at
tempts Of So and so yards. Jer-
ry Kramer, who kicked the
Green Bay conversions, missed
tries of AZ. 80 and IS yards.
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at New York for the Eastern
Division title.
The Giants can grab their
third straight with a victory
or a tie. The Steelers, who have
had more than their share of
ties this season, have to win
to take their first conference
title.
The Steelers pinned a $40
humiliation on the Giants in
their first game this season
when Quarterback Y. A. Title,
key to the Giants offense, was
out with an injury.
Pressure on Giants
THE assures on the
Giants, not us" Defensive Line
man Ernie Stautner of the
Steelers said. Certainly more
rides on this game than any
thing I've ever been in, but
how can the pressure be on us?
They're the champs. We've
never won it before"
The Giants take a 1913 record
into the final regular season
game, while the Steelers are
1888.
In the West, yesterdays
2l-l7 victory by Green Bay,
defending league champion,
over San Francisco, put it
squarely up to the Chicago
Bears in their windup today at
home against Detroit.
! Green Bay has an 11-2-1
] record, and Chicago, 10-1-2,
can take the Western Division
title with a victory or even a
tie against the Lions, 5-7-1.
A victory by the Lions gives
everything to the Packers.
The rest of today's windup
schedule in the NIL had Min
nesota (4-8-D at Philadelphia
(2-9-2), Cleveland 90 at
Washington (2-9-2), Dallas
(3-10 at st. Louis (9-4) and
Los Angeles (5-8) at Baltimore
G-6).
TelevisiOn Parties
! The Pittsburgh-New York
game has been a sellout for
weeks. The game will be tele-
vised in New England, but is
BACKED out in the New York
area. Motels in Connecticut
reported a thriving business,
with many New Workers who
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NIL Standings

GAMES YESTERDAY
Green Bay. 81: San Francisco, II.
GAMES TODAY
Cleveland at Washington.
Dallas at St. Louis.
Detroit at Chicago.
Los Angeles at Baltimore.
Minnesota at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at New York.
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Picture on Poee "a

Picture on Po9e Pa
provided all of the TerpS'
scoring in the final five
minutes, but that was enough
to withstand the comeback
minded Mountainers and give
Maryland, now 80. its third
straight home-court triumph.
The Terps never trailed by
more than two points, but
never enjoyed more than a
Seven-point lead. Maryland
took a 1903 advantage into the
final five minutes when the
Mountaineers nearly pulled it
oSt against the Terps' deep
freeze.
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Packers VIM 21-17> Stay Alive
Storr-DoWIer Combine
Stops Stubborn Ayers

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec IA (AP).-Green Bay Quarterback
Bart Starr hit Boyd Bowler touchdown pass plays of So and
so yeards today carrying the Packers 2 squeaker over
stubborn San Francisco and keeping their title hopes at
least another day.
The triumph completed regular 1863 National Football
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PRESSURE ON BEARS
Giants, SteeIers
Settle 1t 7 oday

THE season., said Jim Katcavage starts at 2O5 Sunday
afternoon"
This Of course may be mild over-simplfcation by
Giants end. But only mild 1t 90 National Foot
ball Leagues to set the stage for this todays win
battle between the Giants Pittsburgh Steeler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

"On behalf of Father Theo-
dore HeSburgh, our university
president, and the faculty
board in control Of athletics, I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

were unable to get tickets book
ing rooms to watch the game
on television.
IF we don't beat Pittsburgh
once" said Giant Linebacker
Sam Huff, I'VE don't deserve
It,"
The Steelers have a solid
defense and a ball-control
offense. The Giants, with little,
have the leagues most potent
offense. They've scored AIS
points, only the third team in
the history of the league to go
over 400.
little is the key. The 81
year-old quarterback has
thrown 80 touchdown passes,
equaling the record he set last
season.
Webster to Play
Both teams are healthy. The
Giants are expected to have
Fullback Alex Webster back in
action for the first time in four
weeks.
In the West the Bears have
the most feared defense in the
league, but the Lions are on a
rampage. They knocked Cleve-
land out of the Eastern race
last week and would like moth
ing better than spelling things
for the Bears.
The Bears won the first
match this season, 1921, with
a 28-point second quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

standing in his way in going to
Notre Dame.
II thought it would happen.
but I didn't think it would be
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/ MIAMI, Dec. IA (AP "A
dazzling 102-yard opening kick
off return and two caShed- in
tumble recoveries shot Alabama
into a 17-point halftime lead
over Miami today, but the
Crimson Tide barely survived a
Second-half aerial lombard
ment by George Mira for a IT.
IL victory.
The fabulous Mira, complete.
ly dominating the last two per-
iods, drove Miami to two touch.
downs. In the fading moments
the Hurricanes seemed headed
for a third until an intercept
ton by Jackie Sheriff. at Ala
bama's 90 saved the day.
Two other Miami drives ir
the second half, in which
eighth-ranked, Sugar Bowl.
bound Alabama had the bal
for only Is plays, carried to the
Tides four and 81 as Mira
completed "a passes for 301
yards.
Total Offense Title
/ This tied the brilliant Miami
senior with Don Klosterman Of
Loyola of California for the
most competitions in a major
college career. Each hit with
1853 throws.
/ 1t also enabled Mira to win
the 1868 major college total Of
Tense championship. boosting
his ground-and-air figure to O.
318 yards. He moved ahead OF
Baylor's Don Trull by AZ yards
Fleet Gary Martin, fastest
man on the Alabama squad,
took the opening kickoff of this
wild game two yards deep in
his end zone, picked up a squad
of blockers, and raced down
the Sideline to a touchdown.
Then Alabama turned FUN
BILE recoveries into another
touchdown and a field goal for
a ITO lead at halftime.
Davis Kicks Goal
Hudson Harris recovered a
tumble at the Miami .13, and
six plays later Benny Nelson
rammed a yard for the second
Alabama touchdown of the
first period.
In the second quarter, Al
Lewis bounced on another Mi
ami bobble at the Hurricane IS
and, when the Tide was
stopped at the 10, Tim Davis,
who had converted after the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

Maryland's precocious sopho-
mores. chung nervously to a
slim lead through a tension
filled final 10 minutes and
edged West Virginia, 74-72,
last night before a roaring
crowd of 5000 at Cole Field
House.
A field goal and two free
throws by Center Rick Wise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Two Drives Stopped

Miami drove to the Alabama
four before Steve Wright
blocked this initial second half
by trapping Russell Smith back
at the 10 on fourth down. Ala
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GREEN BAY ~ : 7 OIL
Green Bay-Moore 1. plunge q. Kra-
mer kick.
San Francisco-Smith ., plunge IDA
Wis kick
Green Bay-Dowler AZ. pass from
Starr u. Kramer kick.
San Francisco-Smith 81, run IDA
Wis kick.
Green Bay-Dowler so. pass from
Starr u. Kramer kick.
San Francisco-FG. Davis (44D.
Attendance. 3l,03l.