Dartmouth Places 15 On UPI All-NE Grid Team
Dartmouth dominates United Press International All New England major college football selections with 15 players on the top four units led by quarterback Dick De Varney and back Frank Harney. Maine Harvard and Massachusetts also place multiple honorees.
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Gene Ryzewicz
Phil Vandersen
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Boston College
Brendan McCarthy
Wally Grant
Lee
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Rhode Island
Cappadona Signs With Patriots on Schedule to Shine
Cappadona, a 230 pound Northeastern fullback, signs with the Boston Patriots after years of planning to go pro. He projects as a blocker with power and may move into a regular backfield role as age concerns rise for Larry Garron. Coach Mike Holovak plans to test him at halfback and evaluate his fit near home.
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Michigan Depth Shines as Wolverines Rout Ball State
The second ranked Michigan Wolverines defeated Ball State 107-70. Cazzie Russell led with 22 points, while guards John Clawson and John Thompson added 15 apiece, showing balance beyond the All American star.
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College Hoop Results Show Upsets and Strong Wins Across Teams
College games produced several upsets and high scoring outings. South Carolina upset fourth-ranked Duke 73-71 as Duke braces for UCLA, while Bradley hammered New Mexico State with five players in double figures. Ball State led by Greg Truex, but Michigan overwhelmed them as Ball State struggled for rebounds. Gerry Jones led Iowa past Southern Illinois 65-58, and other results included Utah State beating Loyola California 88-70 and Georgia Tech defeating Rice 96-87.
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Larry Mason
Art Davis
Tom Campbell
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Eddie Jackson
Bob Bauers
Colorado Buffaloes
Northwestern
Georgia Tech
Rice
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Vanderbilt
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San Francisco
Iowa
King Evansville
Kentucky
Louisville
North Carolina State
New Mexico
Ohio State
Tennessee
Boston College
Dayton
South
Wichita
O's trade two to bolster bullpen
Baltimore Orioles send outfielder Jackie Brandt and pitcher Darold Knowles to the Philadelphia Phillies for reliever Jack Baldschun. Orioles manager Hank Bauer cites bullpen age and need for more frequent pitching as a reason for the trade. Baldschun pitched 64 relief games for Philadelphia last season, posting a 5-8 record and 3.76 ERA. Brandt batted .243 in each of the last two seasons. Knowles appeared in five games with an 0-1 record and 9.00 ERA.
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Stu Miller
Dick Hall
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Minnesota Twins
Norm Siebern
California Angels
Dick Simpson
John Orsino
Washington Senators
Woody Held
Phillies
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Rochester
New Grid Hall of Famers Reminisce About Old Days
NEW YORK (UPI) Six of eight newly elected National Football Foundation Hall of Fame members praised football’s influence on education while expressing mixed views on modern play. Inductees include Adm. Tom Hamilton, Dr. George McLaren, Jack Cannon, Merle Gulick, Hobart Holland, Jim Williams, Eric Tipton, and Carl Snavely along with scholar athlete awardees from Army, USC, Navy, Auburn, Ohio State, Texas Christian, Wisconsin, and Michigan State.
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Red) Tipton
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UCLA Grabs Healthy Lead In Initial College Poll
UCLA leads the first weekly UPI board of coaches with 29 first-place votes and a 105-point edge over Michigan in the season ratings through Dec 4. Michigan, St Joseph's, Duke and Kansas follow. top 20 includes Minnesota, Vanderbilt, Providence and Kentucky with several shifts from the preseason.
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Sandy Koufax Season Sets Records in 1965
New York UPI reports Dodger pitcher Sandy Koufax posted an exceptional 1965 season setting NL records in ERA leading for the fourth straight year at 2.04 while topping the league in victories 26 and winning percentage .765. He also set a major league single season strikeout record with 382 and led in innings pitched 336.
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NBA Standings and Monday Results Across Regions
National basketball results show Philadelphia defeating Los Angeles 116 to 107. The report lists standings including teams from L A San Francisco St Louis Baltimore and Detroit with Monday outcomes noted.
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Stadium Could Guarantee NFL Franchise in Boston
Boston officials claim an all weather stadium, plus arena complex, could attract an NFL franchise. Robert Jenney cites a Boston bid supported by a 1990 attendance plan of 6 million, with state tax revenues around 12 million and 4.8 million local attendees. He compares potential to Houston's Astro dome growth.
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