Appendix Bowl and TV Scrambles for 1965 Football Fans
A humorous forecast on New Year gridiron viewing habits contrasts wives watchfulness with husbands TV binges. It proposes playful bowl ideas like the Appendix Bowl at Blair General Hospital featuring doctors and a Tear Bowl at Peyton Place Memorial Stadium with soap operas as teams. Predictions include Sugar Bowl LSU vs Syracuse 27 14 and Cotton Bowl Arkansas 1 7 Nebraska.
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Hubby
Th Searay
Blair General Hospital
Dr. Wer Causey
Dr. Kildare
Peyton Place Memorial Stadium
Ann Landers
Abigail van Buren
Orange Town
Texas Longhors
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Bear Bryant
Tide
Sugar Bawk
Louisiana State University Tigers
Syracuse
LSU
Arkansas
Nebraska
Michigan
Oregon State
Lutton
Northwestern
Orange Bowl Lock Sealed by Knees and Toes
Miami AP reports Alabama and Texas prepare for the Orange Bowl with key knee and toe injuries shaping the lineup. Namath faces limited duty for Alabama while Texas relies on Sloan and Royal pursues steady yardage. Ray anchors Alabama’s kicking game as a capacity 72,280 crowd and NBC telecast set the stage.
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Miami
Madama
Texas
Alabama
Namath
Steve Sloan
Crimson Tide
David Ray
Longhorns
Texans
Hut Namath
Paul Bryant
Sinan
Auburn
Wayne Trimble
Sloan
New York Jets
Tide
Bryant
Ray
Darrell Royal
Senier
Arkansas
NBC
Florida State Kicker Out For Saturday Gator Clash
Florida State likely to face Oklahoma in the Gator Bowl without star kicker Les Murdock after a possible ineligibility issue. Bevo the Texas mascot reportedly could not travel due to transport constraints. The bowl lineup includes Michigan versus Oregon State in the Jose Bowl and Syracuse versus Louisiana State in the Spear Bowl. Bevo’s absence and Murdock’s status overshadow the preparations as the post season schedule advances.
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Florida State
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Texas
Michian
Oregon State
Arkansas
Nebraska
Syracust
Louisiana State
Alabama
No. L
Revo! Il
Miami
Bevo
Charles Talbert
Les Murdock
Murdock
University of Tampa
Lir Peterson
Tampa
San Francisco
Craig Morton
California
Bob Berry
Greton
Roger Staubach
Navy
Dissarck
Pitt
Dick Butkus
Wineis
Steve DeLong
Tennessee
Gale Styers
Kans
Larry Elkins
Boylor
Tulane to Quit SEC Conference in 1966
New Orleans AP reports Tulane plans to leave the Southeastern Conference in June 1966 to pursue independent athletics. President Herbert Leigenecker said Tulane will be better served by inter sectional scheduling and football and other sports will not be deemphasized. The move ends speculation after public release of football schedules and a sparsely populated 1966 SEC slate.
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NEW Orleans
Tulane
Long TV
Herbert E. Leigenecker
Vancderbilt
Florida
Louisiana State
SEC
Atlanta
Lamb Expected To Sign With Chiefs After Cotton Bowl
An authoritative source says Ar kansas star Jerry Lamb will sign with the Kansas City Chiefs for about $100,000 after the Cotton Bowl. Lamb earned two time All Southwest Conference honors and was a high school teammate of Arkansas All America Ronnie Caveness at Smiley.
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The
Sun
Arkansas
Jerry Lamb
Houston
Smiley
Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas
Lamb
Ronnie Caveness
Crow may miss Cardinals playoff game with knee injury
St Louis Cardinals leading ground gainer John David Crow aggravated a knee injury and may miss the Playoff Bowl against Green Bay. Crow has 534 rushing yards and also catches passes but tore a ligament in his right knee in the last game. Coach Wally Lemm indicated Crow would play but is doubtful beyond spot duty, likely replaced by Prentice Gautt. Joe Childress is already out.
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Miami
John David Crow
St.Louis Cardinals
Green Bay
Sundz
Crow
Cardinals
Wally Lemm
Prentice Gautt
Joe Childress
St. Louis
Packers
Baltimore Colts
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
Tom Moore
NBC
Baytown Youth Golfers Shine in Gulf Coast Tourney
Baytown players excel in the Gulf Coast PGA Junior Golf Tour at Sharpstown Country Club. Andy Seamans and Jerry Cox finished second and third in the 1 year old under division, while Jaro Jones led with 10 birdies despite bogeys. Kovar tied for third in the older division, but Ed Warren won after three holes of sudden death. Other Baytonians Gordon Marion and Bill Lewis also competed amid fog and mist.
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Houston
Baytown
Andy Seamans
Jerry Cox
Gulf Coast
Widow Urges U S Stay in Vietnam War Effort
Marshall woman Theresa Dodson 20 pleads to President Johnson after her husband Freddy Dodson has died in a helicopter crash in South Vietnam. She writes that pulling out would waste all who died or were wounded and asks to send more troops and equipment to win the war. The White House assures no withdrawal.
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Marshall
Tex
White “House
South Viet. Nam
United States
Johnson
Busbard
Svill
Marchall News Messenger
Theresa Butler
Dodson
U.S
South Viet Nam
Pre
Freddy. D. Dodson
Unpredictable District Race Opens With Eagles Visit
The 4A district kicks off with Galena Park at Brazosport at 2 20 p.m. while the other six games start at 7 30 p.m. Robert E Lee faces Pasadena in Pasadena and Texas City hosts Sam Rayburn. Ball High travels to La Marque as Brazosport and Pasadena mix for a fast, crowded race. The Ganders and Eagles bring balanced rosters and seasoned lettermen as the league braces for a tight, entertaining scramble.
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Brazosjport
Gelena Park
Brazosport
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Pasadena Eagles
Pasadena
Texas City
Sam Rayburn
Ball High
la Marque
Tigers
Ganders
Ball
Rayburn
AEL
Jay Bollinger
Hugh McGaugh
Bollinger
Claude Lowery
Jerry Linder
John Pavlas
Jerry Goodson
Mike Lawhon
Fred Hand
Richard Oliver
Mel Gaugh
Eagles
Wil
Jim Nicholson
James Coffman
Guant
Don Howell
Walter Field
George Burkhalter
Ricky Henson
Billy Standley
San Jacinto College
Baytown
Mc Gaugh
Lamar
Houston
Jaycee Tourey
Redskins
Houston Trojans
Burkhalter
Standley
Nicholson
Lowery
Linder
Hand
Pavlas
Ralph Rhodes
Hoger Zwhar
Leslie Seil
Letterman
Billy Moore
Mans’ Ore
David Payne
Payne
Memorial Mustangs
Galena Park
Brozosport
Texas
City
Fomebody
Ash
Rists
David Richardson
Larry Chillers
George Hatch Will
Cirres
Bercy
Carey
la Marque Tigers
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David Conway
Chiefs
John David
Baytown Youths
REL
Billy Brown
Lanc’ Howell
Skip Opperman
Opperman
Robert Knotts
I Watt Pratorius
Galveston
Ron
Nie Wolters
Hank Manross
Tableman
Nicky LaBarbera
James Hilton
Wolters
Bambino Gomez
Mike Haney
Sun- Wolters
David Cullen
Robert Lutt
Strels
Gomez
Hil- Texas City
Cullen
Stephen F. Austin
Clear Creek
Honnie Durrett
Kenneth Friday
Henry Thompson
Bill Stoltz
Gary Goolsby
Byron Gammage
Gander Jvs
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