Top All-America Picks Highlight 1965 UPI Team
Michigan State Arkansas and Nebraska supply most of the 44 man UPI all America squad chosen by 242 writers and broadcasters. MSU and Arkansas place two on the first team with Notre Dame and Ohio State. Nebraska one. On the second team MSU four berths, Nebraska three, Arkansas one. Ends Twilley and White headline the offense with Griese, Garrett, Anderson and Grabowski among others. Defensively Nobis and McAdams anchor a group that includes Smith Yearby Webster and Rassas.
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New York
UPI
Michigan
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Nebraska
Michigan State
Arkansas
College
Howard Twilley
Tulsa
Freeman White
Glen Ray Hines
Sam _ Ball
Kentucky
Dick Arrington
Douglas van Horn
Paul Crane
Alabama
Qarterback
Bob Griese
Purdue
Mike Garrett
Southern California
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Aaron Brown
Minnesota
Charles Smith
Lloyd Phillips
Bill Yearby
Tom _ Nobis
Texas
Carl McAdams
Oklahoma
Dwight Kelley
Nick Rassas
George Webster
John Roland
Nobis
Grabowski
Twilley
Yearby
Garrett
Anderson
Griese
Phillips
Smith
Webster
White
Bobby Crockett
George Patton
Georgia
Dave Long
Iowa
Midwest
Southwest
Midlands
South
Far West
East
Rockies
Ball
Hines
Red Grange
Freemand White
Sam Ball
AAU Convention Sees Committee Talks Amid NCAA Feud
Washington reports the AAU gathers for its 78th annual convention with 600 delegates forming 33 sports committees. The ongoing AAU NCAA clash over international track and field control dominates backstage talk, including a planned five member arbitration panel to be named by Vice President Humphrey.
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Washington
UPD
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate Commerce Committee
Arlington Eagles Aim for Title Defense in MSL Opener
Arlington Eagles eye a 20 game win streak as they open the 1966 Molly Stark League basketball season against North Bennington. Coach Dave Fredrickson, in his third year, relies on veterans Tom Macksey and Don Corey to lead a reshaped lineup with top returning players scarce after graduation. The schedule includes matches with St. Mike's, North Bennington, Leland & Gray, and others as the team seeks to repeat as league favorites.
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Arlington
Arlington Eagles
North Bennington
Dave Fredrickson
Fredrickson
Eagle
Tom Macksey
Don Corey
Eagles
Corey
Macksey
Allan Mears
Jayvees
Roy Holton
John
Pepper) Martin
Martin
Mike Knox
Leland
Gray
Austine
Brattleboro
Arlington Eagle
St. Mike’s
Molly Stark
Hughes
Arlington High School
Black Hawks Tie For First In NHL After Bruins Win
Bobby Hull returned from knee injury to spark the Chicago Black Hawks past the Boston Bruins 4-2, moving Chicago into a first place tie with Montreal with 23 points in 17 games. Ken Wharram tied the game, then Mohns, Jarrett, and Maki scored as Hull earned three assists. In other action, Toronto Maple Leafs and New York Rangers battled to a 2-2 tie as Ratelle and Ingarfield gave New York an early lead before Armstrong and Shack leveled. Ranger coach Red Sullivan hinted at line changes to shake up underperforming players.
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Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal
Hull
Chicago
Boston Bruins
Hawks
Murray Oliver
Boston
Ken Wharram
Doug Mohns
Doug Jarrett
Chico Maki
Johnny Bucyk
George Armstrong
Eddie Shack
Toronto Maple Leafs
New York Rangers
New York
Jean Ratelle
Earl Ingarfield
Celtics Lose Woody Again Chicken Pox the Culprit
Boston Celtics center Woody Sauldsberry is sidelined with chicken pox for up to ten days, ruling him out for at least five to six games. Team physician Dr. Doherty confirms confinement but no hospitalization. Sauldsberry’s pending antitrust suit and ongoing court schedule continue, though his defense and rebounding remain assets for the club.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Celtics
Woody Sauldsberry
National Basketball Association
Sauldsberry
Walter Kennedy
John Doherty
Red Auerbach
Williams Tops Upsala 66 59 In Season Opener
Williams College edged Upsala 66 to 59 at Williamstown after a tight first half that ended 33 33. In the second half Williams tightened defense and pulled away in the final moments with key scores from Jim Kramer Kevin Sheehan and Ted McPherson to seal the win.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Upsala
Ephmen
Williams
East Orange
N.J
Bohmen
Jim Kramer
Kevin Sheehan
Ted McPherson
Pirates Trade for Matty Alou After Candlestick Woes
Miami Beach report on day one of major league meetings details the Pittsburgh Pirates acquiring Matty Alou from the San Francisco Giants for a player to be named later and pitcher Joe Gibbon plus Ossie Virgil. The deal aims to restore Alou’s form away from Candlestick Park, with manager Harry Walker predicting a return to a .280 batting average. Also noted are other trades: Dave Nicholson to Houston’s Oklahoma City affiliate, Jack Lamabe to Houston, Bill Heath to Oklahoma City for Ray Cordiero, and Norm Siebern to the Angels for Dick Simpson, as part of roster moves to add experience and power. Simpson comes off a strong Seattle season. Siebern’ s RBI and batting totals are cited.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Pittsburgh Pirates
Matty Alou
Candlestick Park
Pirates
Alou
San Francisco Giants
Harry Walker
Candlestick
Giants
Walker
Joe Gibbon
Ossie Virgil
Chicago White Sox
Dave Nicholson
Houston
Oklahoma City
Norm Seibern
Baltimore Orioles
Dick Simpson
Angels
Red Sox
Frank Malzone
Lew Burdette
Siebern
Athletics
Yankees
Orioles
Simpson
Seattle
Scotch Foursome Views Golf Films at Mt Anthony Club
John Winegard hosted the Scotch Foursome monthly meeting at Mt Anthony Country Club. Colored footage from the 1963 Buick Open featured PGA star Julius Boros using woods and irons. a hole in one was shown. Sal Santarcangelo ran the film. Brad and Betty Riley marked 19 years of marriage and Harold and Bea Kramer 20. John Mason and Doris Chouinard won $5 gift certificates from Noveck Shultz as door prizes.
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John Winegard
Mt. Anthony Country Club
PGA
Julius Boros
Sal Santarcangelo
Brad
Betty Riley
Harold
Bea Kramer
John Mason
Doris Chouinard
Noveck-Shultz
Wolverines and Duke Open With Upset-Free Wins
Michigan tops Tennessee 71 63 led by Cazzie Russell 29 points while John Clawson adds 20 in his first start. Duke beats Virginia Tech 112 79 and several other top teams post season openers including St Josephs 96 57 and Ohio State 76 74 over Missouri.
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Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Russell
Wolverines
Bill Buntin
Larry Tregoning
George Pomney
Russell & Co
Tennessee
John Clawson
Wolverine
Clawson
Duke Blue
Devils
Virginia Tech
St. Joseph’s
Hofstra
Vanderbilt
Wittenberg
Commodore
Ohio State
Missouri
Kentucky
Hardin-Simmons
Nebraska
Wisconsin
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Ralph Metecalfe
U.S
Humphrey
Foreign Affairs
United States
Bruce Bennett
Florida
Rassas
Amhs Hoop
Proctor
Bellows Free Academy
Ludlow
Bristol
Rutland
Whitingham
Wilmington
Leland & Gray
Burr and Burton
Black Hawks
BatterBruins
NHL
United Press International
Toronto
Rangers
Ranger
Red Sullivan
U. S. District Court
George C. Sweeney
Auerbach
Kennedy
Top Upsala
Webb
New Giants Wednesday
Allan Webb
National Football League
Bucs Bet Alou
Pittsburgh
White Sox
Jack Lamabe
Bill Heath
Indianapolis
Ray Cordiero
California Angels
Duke
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Adams Clothes Shop
Firestone
John” Sr “Dle
Bendix
Auto Stores, Inc
Main Street
Bennington
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