Defense Could Decide Austin Rochester Showdown
An early Big Nine clash pits Austin at home against Rochester with both teams 2-0, while Faribault leads undefeated after beating Northfield. Key matchups include Daugherty and Lerud, with Haddorff stressing defense and rebounding to pull the upset.
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Oscar Haddorff
Austin
Packers
Rochester
Faribault
Northfield
Rockets
Mike Winter
Bill Schwartz
Daugherty
Fred King
Darrell Moon
Bryce Kommerstad
Rich Bowren
al Hiley
Haddorff
Dean Henry
Henry
Albert Lea
Doug Hartman
Greg Grose
Bob Larson
Stilwell
Lerad
Red Wing
Winona
Owatonna
Mankato
Minneapolis Marshall
Dave Rathke
Austin B
Rochester B
Gophers Set To Face Rugged Utah State Test
Minnesota, ranked fourth, must adjust after Terry Kunze's ineligibility loss. Dennis Dvoracek replaces him at forward, adding size but reducing bench depth as Utah State, led by Wayne Estes and LeRoy Walker, pushes a high scoring attack at Williams Arena.
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Gophers
Utah State
Terry Kunze
Dennis Dvoracek
Kunze
Kundla
Dvoracek
Don Yates
Archie Clark
Paul Presthus
N.D
Dave Nelson
Wes Martins
Wayne Estes
Anaconda
Mont
LeRoy Walker
Howe Snap Long Slump With Two Goals Against Rangers
Gordie Howe ends a 12 game scoring drought with two goals and two assists in Detroit's 7 3 win over the New York Rangers. He jokes about Father Time as he nears his 19th NHL season. Bobby Hull leads the league with 38 points after scoring twice as Chicago beats Boston 7 5.
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Associated Press
Gordie Howe
New York Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
Father Time
Father
Gordie
Howe
Detroit
New York
Avith Chicago
Bobby Hull
Hull
Boston Bruins
Black Hawks
Boston
Hawks
Bobby
Bernie Geoffrion
Maurice Richard
Notre Dame to Play Army in New York Next Fall
After an 18-year break, Notre Dame and Army may renew their football rivalry in New York for October 9, 1965. A site announcement is expected next month with New York and Philadelphia as prime options, Shea Stadium likely if New York is chosen.
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NEW York
Notre Dame
Army
Philadelphia
South Bend
Ind
Shea
Wasioja Southland games highlight week before holidays
Hayfield and Lyle clash with Wanamingo and Elkton leads in Wasioja and Southland races as undefeated Hayfield hosts Wanamingo and defending champs Paul Marks Vikings seek to extend four game win streak. Other area matches feature Blooming Prairie Ellen dale Spring Valley Lanesboro and St Ansgar Osage Riceville Greene with 8 p.m. starts.
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Hayfield
Wasioja
Lyle
Southland
Paul Mark
Vikings
Byron
Dodge Center
Wanamingo
Allan Andreotti
Elkton
Adams
Rose Creek
Glenville
LeRoy
Grand Meadow
Paul Austinson
Larks
Stewartville
Blooming Prairie
Gopher
Ellendale
Jim Poole
Blossoms
Faribault
Spring Valley
Lanesboro
Dick Knowles
Wolves
Winona
Iowa
Osage
Britt
Riceville
Rockford and
Greene
St. Ansgar
Northwood
Evansville Tops AP Poll as No 1 Small College Team
Evansville named the top small college in the AP poll, with 16 of 16 first place votes and 160 points. Grambling is second with 88 points after opening 5-0. Notre Dame Northwestern and Iowa are listed among Evansville’s five victims in the top ten.
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Associated Press
Evansville
Indiana College
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Iowa
Aces
Grambling
Grambling Teene
Pan American
Wittenbur
Feree
Southern Ilinois
Fresno State
Akron Seer
Retzlaff to Play in Pro Bowl Game
Pete Retzlaff of the Philadelphia Eagles, an end from Ellendale North Dakota and South Dakota State, is named to the East squad for the Pro Bowl on January 10 in Los Angeles. Seven Browns earn selection and the Cardinals place five men on the roster.
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LOS Angeles
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia Eagles
Ellendale
N.D
South Dakota State University
Cleveland Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Arkansas Razorback prepares for Cotton Bowl with Marshall
Arkansas quarterback Fred Marshall tunes his gear as the Razorbacks open practice ahead of the January 1 Cotton Bowl showdown with Nebraska. Marshall aims to lead the offense in the big game.
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Arkansas Razorback
Fred Marshall
Nebraska
Marshall
Reds Set NL Fielding Record with .979 Average
Cincinnati led the National League with a .979 team fielding mark for 1964, while Houston and Milwaukee each claimed top individual honors. Bob Aspromonte set a NL third base record with one error, and Kasko led shortstops at .978.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Colts
Milwaukee Braves
Reds
Braves
Colts
Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Kasko
Colt
Aspromonte
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Frank Bolling
Joe Torre
Milwaukee
Bolling
Torre
Bill White
St.ouis
Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Larry Jackson
Cubs
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Seattle, CSU topple East powerhousers in late-night basketball
Seattle edged LaSalle 76-74 at the Palestra while Colorado State U defeated Cornell 67-65 in Ithaca. Duke nudged Clemson 80-79 as Penn State beat Temple 73-63 and Baylor won 86-81 over North Texas. Charlie Williams sealed Seattle’s win with three seconds left.
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Seattle
LaSalle
Palestra
Philadelphia
CSU
Cornell
Ithaca
N.Y
Duke Blue Devils
Associated Press
Clemson
Penn State
Temple
Baylor
North Texas
Charlie Williams
Tom Vidakovich
Colorado State U
Ray Saunders
Nittany Lions
Willie Davis
Iowa Hawkeyes Rank 12th in Home Football Attendance
The University of Iowa averaged 53,478 fans per home game, totaling 267,391 across five games, ranking 12th nationally for the season. Ohio State led with 83,391 per game, while Iowa State drew 20,500 per game across four home games.
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NEW York
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ohio State
Iowa
Michigan State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Iowa State
Cappelletti Named AFL Most Valuable Player
Boston Patriots star Gino Cappelletti earned the AFL MVP after leading the league with 15 points on field goals and conversions. He scored seven touchdowns, 25 field goals, 36 conversions, and 603 total points in five seasons, shaping many Pats victories.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Gino Cappelletti
Boston Patriots
Cappelletti
Boston
Buffalo
Minnesota
AFL
Houston
Buffalo Bills
Denver
Patriots
Thorp Loan dispatches Dugan's 118 to 52 in city league
Thorp Loan topped the 100 point mark for the second time by defeating Dugan's Sporting Goods 118 52 at Shaw gym. Dave Hanson led with 30 points while Mike King added 18 for Dugan's as Bud N Bob's Market beat Austin Daily Herald 89 67 in the separate league game. Home Federal and Buc N Bob's meet at Shaw gym at 9 p.m.
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Thorp Loan
Dugan
Dave Hanson
Mike King
Dugan's
Bud ‘N’ Bob's
Austin Daily Herald
Dave Gilbertson
Jack Qvale
Jim Meretto
Bud 'N’ Bob's
Federal
Buc 'N’ Bob's
Shaw Gym
Hardin and Navy End Coaching Relation After Contract Dispute
The Naval Academy and football coach Wayne Hardin part company after a 10 day dispute over terms. Hardin held the head coach post for six years after four as an assistant and apparently did not quit willingly. An afternoon news conference was planned to announce the development with lawyers present at the final Baltimore meeting.
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Annapolis, Md
Naval Academy
Wayne Hardin
Academy
Hardin
Navy
Lakers Lose Safe Lead Then Win In OT
Lakers coach Fred Schaus saw a four point, four second lead vanish as Detroit tied it late. Los Angeles escaped with a 126-120 overtime victory as Eddie Miles and Ray Scott each helped force the extra period before Elgin Baylor, Jerry West, and Rudy LaRusso carried the comeback with West scoring 39 points.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Laker
Fred Schaus
National Basketball Association
Detroit
Schaus
Lakers
NBA
Boston
San Francisco
St. Louis
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Ray Scott
Pistons
Eddie Miles
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
West
Baylor
Rudy LaRusso
Vikings Draftee Lost to Patriots
Minnesota, AP reports, says Vikings 19th round pick Ellis Johnson from Southeastern Louisiana lost to the Boston Patriots of the AFL after being drafted fourth by Boston. Johnson is the sixth Vikings draftee not signed. Minnesota has signed six of 16 signable players.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Minnesota Vikings
Boston Patriots
Ellis Johnson
Southeastern Louisiana
Boston
Vikings
Minnesota
Blue Devils' hot shooting edges Bethany 88 78
Austin JC Blue Devils overcome Mankato Bethany 88 to 78 in SMJCC action. Jerry Alwelling scores 26, reaching 107 points in five games for a 21.4 average as five players reach double figures. Team shoots 49 percent, hit 38 of 77 to stay atop standings.
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Packers
Dave Daugherty
Rochester
Winona
John Marshall
Wayne Lerud
Dave Stilwell
Daugherty
Haddorff
Hal Cuff
Austin
Mankato Bethany
Minnesota
Austin Gym
Jerry Alwelling
Blue Devils
Alwelling
Forest City
Iowa
Waldorf College
Vikings Fall to Blue Devils as Austin Wins
SMJCC Standings coach Bruno Wilnski's Vikings finished 3-4 overall. Virgil Mabrey scored 29 for SMJCC, while Jeff Goode 15, Mike Kay 13, and Don Berke 12 helped in a tough loss to Austin. Ferguson sparked rebounding and a late surge for Blue Devils.
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Bruno Wilnski
Vikings
Chuck Granholm
Ulwelling
Mike Burke
Mike Ferguson
Rich Decker
Viking
Ferguson
Blue Devils
Austin
Virgil Mabrey
Jeff Goode
Mike Kay
Don Berke
Packer Mat Team Faces Rochester
Austin coach Sky Wilcox leads his Packers to Rochester for a Big Nine Conference wrestling meet seeking their first win after two losses. Rochester, under Ron White, aims to extend its advantage with weights 95 112 127 and 154 while Austin lists key lineup changes and 15 competitors in preliminaries.
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Packers
Rockets
Kerwin Engelhart
Red Wing
Winona
Austin
Owatonna
Albert Lea
Sky Wilcox
Rochester
Albert
John Marshall
Rich Wellner
Glen Tointon
Marv Nord
Gus Barbas
Wilcox
Conrad Peterson
John Morrison
Mitch Morrison
Jerry Reshetar
Giles Cain
Randy Hilmer
Steve Heydt
Steve Sheller
Bob Qvale
Dick Shatek
Dave Ruzek
Steve Copita
Steve Russell
Denny Johnson
Terry Knutson
John
Packers Face Mankato in Big Nine Meet
Bud Higgins and the Packer swim team travel to Mankato for a 4 30 p m start in their final action before a break. They carry a 3 1 record with wins over Mason City and a loss to Rochester the state champion, relying on eight returning veterans led by John Madura Steve Allen Tom Garbisch Jeff Strong and others to contend in the butterfly breaststroke and freestyle events.
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Bud Higgins
Austin
Mankato
Packers
Rochester
Mason City
Iowa
John Martens
Higgins
John Madura
Steve Allen
Tom Garbisch
Jeff Strong
Garbisch
Pete Hass
Bill Peterson
Larry Anderson
Mike Sundberg
Bruce Waller
Dave Thompson
George Wright
Chuck Arett
Greg Rutland
Martens
Dean Johnson
Stan Vee
Bob Roy
Gary Brooks
Larry Engelsrud
Mark Cedugrun
Brad Nordgren
Tom Schindle
Viking Backs in Pro Bowl
The Western Division Pro Bowl roster features Minnesota players Fran Tarkenton Tommy Mason and Bill Brown as reserve backfield choices. Grady Alderman and Mick Tingelhoff are named to the line, with Johnny Unitas as No 1 quarterback for the West.
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Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton
Tommy Mason
Bill Brown
Vikings
Grady Alderman
Mick Tingelhoff
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
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