Nebraska Clinches Unanimous No 1 In Final Poll
The 1964-65 AP final college football poll shows Nebraska as a unanimous No 1 with 1,100 points and 38 first-place votes. Oklahoma drops to third after a loss to Nebraska. Alabama and Colorado follow. Georgia, Arizona State, and Michigan round out the top ten as LSU and Notre Dame linger in lower positions.
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Rosenbloom Denies Colts Sale Amid Franchise Ties
Baltimore owner Carroll Rosenbloom faced questions on television and in sources about selling the Colts. The report notes turmoil with Baltimore officials over a possible relocation, while quarterback Johnny Unitas led a 21-0 victory in Miami.
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Ball State Triumphs Over Butler as Getchell Resigns
Ball State defeated Butler 94 85 in a campaign marked by coach Getchell announcing his resignation at season end. The Cardinals, led by Chris Collins 28 and Larry Bullington 22, surged to their third straight win and moved into the Midwest schedule’s upper ranks amid speculation on future coaching changes and roster adjustments.
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Frazier Not Taking Terry Daniels Lightly
Joe Frazier, heavyweight champion, says he will not underestimate challenger Terry Daniels. He arrived in New Orleans ahead of the January 15 world title bout at Superdome arena, noting a light workout and focus on staying loose before the first home TV heavyweight title fight since 1967. Daniels’ manager Doug Lond says Daniels is prepared to challenge for the title.
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Credie Puis Spikes Away In Boxing Sparring Report
Credie Puis shows sharp combinations in sparring rounds as Donnie Freeman Jed Dallas, Lynn Chappeller and Joe Hamilton prep for bouts. The piece notes Puis’ 27 points in a recent bout and mentions Roger Staubach and the Dallas Cowboys facing upcoming games.
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Lakers Trio Named to West Team in NBA All Star Game
Guards Terry West and Gail Goodrich and center Wilt Chamberlain of the Lakers headline the West roster for the NBA All Star Game on January 18 in Philadelphia. Chamberlain backs Kareem Abdul Jabbar with Haywood and Love anchoring the forwards, while Robertson and Russell also earn spots. Coaches will pick six more players, with limits on Lakers. The article also references other sports notes and unrelated game recaps.
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Marquette Defeats Wisconsin Behind Chones and Washington
Marquette roared back from nine down to beat Wisconsin 72 40 in Milwaukee. Jim Chones led with 31 points and Marcus Washington added 19 as the second ranked Warriors improved to 9 0. Wisconsin fell to 3 5 and dropped their eighth meeting with Marquette.
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Knicks Rally Past Bucks In Last-Minute Classic
New York tops Milwaukee 101-98 as Wally Frazier nets late baskets and Jabbar battles high scoring with 38 for the Bucks. The game stayed tight from the third period, with a frantic finish as Frazier and Jabbar traded plays and a final Knicks burst sealed the win.
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Buckeyes Rally Past Creighton In Narrow Victory
Ohio State overcame a rough first half to seize a 40-47 halftime margin and finish strong. Mark Minor sparked a late run, Allen Barnyak led with 28 points, and reserve Jack Welfe contributed as the Buckeyes overturned a deficit to earn the win.
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Fragmented OCR text shows mixed scores and team names such as Ball State, Georgia Southern, Loyola, Xavier, Wake Forest, Michigan, Vanderbilt, Alabama, Houston, and New York. The source is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete items making precise results or dates impossible to determine.
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