All American team honors go to Notre Dame and Michigan State
The 1966 All American selections by NEA favor Notre Dame and Michigan State with four players from each school on offense and defense. Notable picks include Michigan State’s Bubba Smith, George Webster, Clinton Jones, and Jerry West, and Notre Dame’s Nick Eddy, Tanni Regner, Lynch, and Alan Page. Alabama Nebraska Georgia Tech also well represented.
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New York
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Alabama
Nebraska
Georgia Tech
Michigan State Spartans
Charles
Bubba) Smith
George Webster
Spartan
Clinton Jones
Jerry West
Nick Eddy
Tanni Regner
Eddy
Regner
Bubba
Lynch
Alan Page
Abc-Tv
Army
Navy
Daum
Cecil Dowdy
Bama
Bryant
Ray Perkins
Perkins
John LaGrone
Southern Methodist Mustangs
LaGrone
Darrell Royal
Texas
Wayne Meylan
Dennis Byrd
North Carolina State
Edgar Chandler
Georgia
Southeast
Midwest
Dowdy
Chandler
Jim Breland
Bobby Dodd
Austin Denney
Tennessee
Tom Beier
Miami
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Spurrier
Gary Beban
UCLA
Bob Griese
Purdue
Beban
Mel Farr
Nate Shaw
California
Loyd Phillips
Arkansas
Jack Clancy
Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Nashville
Tenn
Alabame
Cherokee
Ala
State
Durand
Kenosha
Wis
Tom Regner
Notre Dame Jr
Edgar Chandler, Jr
Georgia Cedartown
Blacksburg
Johnson City
Tonn
Cleveland
Ohio
Mel Ferr
Beaumont
Tex
Lafayette
Calif
NC State Jr
Wayne Meylon
Jim Lynch
John la Grone
SMU Sr
Hot Nate Show
Meredith Leads Cowboys Past Browns 26 14 in Dallas
Dallas quarterback Don Meredith sparked a 26 14 victory over Cleveland, with Danny Villanueva kicking four field goals and two extra points. Meredith passed for 43 yards and a TD, while Mel Renfro and Bob Lilly made key plays. The win put Dallas atop the NFL Eastern Conference standings with a 2 1 record before a sellout crowd of 75 504.
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Dallas
Tex
Browns
Tom Landry
Landry
Don ‘Meredith
Dallas Cowboys
Cleveland
Cowboys
Meredith
Danny Villanueva
Mel Renfro
Bob Lilly
Dan Reeves
Bob Hayes
Ke Landry
Bayes
Sever
Dan Perkins
Cowson
Mera
Mear
Frank Ryan
Dalles
Ryan
Clevland
Leroy Kelly
Ernie Green
Lou Groza
Groza
St. Washington
Monahans Upsets Dumas in Tight Playoff Finish
Monahans defeated Dumas 22 to 21 in a late drive that broke a 26 tied game, earning a first round playoff win as Dumas faltered after a season high. Vernon beat Littlefield 21 to 22 in another upper division bi district matchup as Class AAAA and AAA games loom with multiple districts scheduled tonight and tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Dumas
Monahans
Vernon
Littlefield
McKinney
Mineral Wells
Arlington
Ennis
Nacogdoches
Conroe
Bridge City
Lamar Consolidated
Clear
Iowa Park
Post
Wichita Falls
Stamford
Granbury
Abilene
Decatur
Plano
Denton
Daingerfield
Mineola
Longview
Cameron
Bastrop
Rockdale
San Antonio
Randolph
Freer
Sweeny
Kenedy
Jefferson
Lufkin
First Team names across multiple towns and states
The list presents a selection of players labeled First Team from Beaumorit Texas, Denton Ohio Longview Texas Lincolnton North Carolina Bay City Michigan Lima Ohio Borger Texas Anderson South Carolina San Diego California Freemont Ohio Petal Mississippi. The compilation shows diverse locations and associations across the country.
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Beaumorit
Tex
Denton
Ohio
Longview
Lincolnton
N.C
Bay City
Mich
Lima
Borger
Anderson, S.C
San Diego, Calif
Fremront, Ohio
Petal, Miss
Second Team Offensive and Defensive Selections Listed
A compiled roster lists players by position and school across offense and defense. Notable names include Gene Washington Dennis Randall Cas Baneszek Ted Hendricks Maurice Moorman Bill Stanfill Roy Yary Ed Philpott Del Williams Granville Liggins Leverne Allers Charley Thornhill Ray Pryor Townsend Clarke Bob Griese Paul Naumoff Floyd Little Bruce Sullivan Ray McDonald Henry King Bobby Bryant and others with South Carolina noted for tackle participation.
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Gene Washington
Dennis Randall
Mich
Oklahoma State
Cas Baneszek
Ted Hendricks
Northwestern
Miami
Fla
Maurice Moorman
Bill Stanfill
Texas A&m
Georgia
Roy Yary
Ed Philpott
U.S.C
del Williams
Granville Liggins
Florida State
Oklahoma
Leverne Allers
Charley Thornhill
Nebraska
bAich
Ray Pryor
Townsend Clarke
Ohio State
Army
Bob Griese
Paul Naumoff
Purdue
Tennessee
Floyd Little
Bruce Sullivan
Syracuse
Hlinoits Ray McDonald
Henry King
Idaho
Utah State
Jimny Seymour
Bobby Bryant
Notre Dame
South Carolina
Honor Roll of 1968 College Football Honors List
Long roster of players by position including ends tackles guards centers and more from multiple colleges such as Oklahoma Ohio state Notre Dame UCLA Brigham Young and Tennessee with players named by school and position. Notable names include Gary Beban Eldredge Dickey Virgil Carter and Greg Pipes among others across many programs.
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Ben Hart
Oklahoma
Tom Beers
Houston
Bob Atkins
Grambling
John Wright
Ilinois
Jim Beirne
Purdue
Eppie Barney
Iowa State
Jim Schultz
Air Force
Jack Emmer
Rutgers
Ken Last
Minnesota
Gary Bugenhagen
Syracuse
J. B. Christian
Oklahoma State
Grant Wilson
Brigham Young
George Gooddeke
Notre Dame
Bill Carr
Florida
Bob Johnson
Tennessee
Gary Beban
UCLA
Bruce Matte
Miami
Eldredge Dickey
Tennessee State
Virgil Carter
Terry Hanratty
Dewey Warren
Ben Gregory
Nebraska
Bill Harris
Colorado
Lenny Snow
Georgia Tech
Harry Jones
Arkansas
Chris Gilbert
Texas
Rod Sherman
USC
Bobby Lee
Harvard
Garrett Ford
West Virginia
Jim Bohl
New Mexico State
Dick Post
Pete Pifer
Oregon State
Transistor ignition heads outboard motors in 1967
Outboard motors lead in ignition tech with transistorized systems from Mercury Johnson and Evinrude. The new solid state ignitions eliminate points, deliver 20,000 volt sparks in microseconds, improve starting and idling, reduce moisture issues, and promise longer plug life and tamper-proof reliability.
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Dallas
Mercury, Johnson and
Evinrude Motors
Johnson
Mercury
Johnson and
Evinrude
Johnson Motors
Bills Dominate Raiders Amid Thanksgiving Clash
Buffalo, led by a stifling defense, crushed Oakland 31-10 to tighten their hold on top in the AFL East. Wray Carlton rushed for 97 yards and scored twice as the Bills built a halftime lead and moved to 8-2-1, while Oakland fell to 7-5.
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Oakland
Calif
Raiders
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo
Bills
Victoy
Tom Fiores
Art Powell
Mike Eischeid
Kansas City
Chiefs
Boston
New York
Denver
Miami
Patriots
Wray Carlton
New York Jets
Baseball Minor League Draft Friday in Columbus
Columbus AP reports the annual baseball meetings open Monday with the minor league draft while Frank Robinson and Sandy Koufax are absent. Executives will weigh interleague trading sparked by Robinson near Orioles success and Koufax retirement as the meetings move to Pittsburgh for the major league portion.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank Robinson
Sandy Koufax
Robinson
Koufax
Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Orioles
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Mississippi
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Utah
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Gene Trosch
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Baylor
Fred Carr
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