UMass Redmen Head To Tangerine Bowl In Florida
The UMass Redmen depart Amherst for the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando to face East Carolina State. Coach Vic Fusia adapts to warm weather and a new single wing defense while weathering a harsh New England winter. The Yankee Conference champions plan multiple workouts in Florida including sessions under sunshine and Tangerine Bowl lights prior to Saturday night kickoff.
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Grambling HB Williams Signs Pro Contract With Giants
Grambling State players ink pro deals as Willie Williams signs with the New York Giants and Alphonse Dotson joins the Kansas City Chiefs. Bill Boschini and Bobby Maples also sign with AFL teams, while Grambling alumni Ernie Ladd Buck Buchanan Willie Davis remain on pro rosters. The UPI report notes ECAC small college north squad selections for 1964.
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Alphonse Dotson
Kansas City Chiefs
AFL
National League
Bill Boschini
Denver Broncos
Bobby Maples
Houseton Oilers
Boschini
Indianapolis
United Football League
Maples
Houston
Larry Elkins
Baylor
Grambling
Ernie Ladd
San Diego
Buck Buchanan
Kansas City
Willie Davis
Green Bay
ABC Sanctions Guide Shapes Local Bowling Tournaments
The article explains ABC sanction processes, rules, and prize guidelines, noting six stenographers process requests in peak season. It highlights cautions against overgenerous prizes, Rule 312 on start and finish of events, and Rule 309 on extending entries. It also reports Bennington ABC Bowling Association’s 7th Handicap Tournament with Roger Raymond as manager and dates set for late February and early March.
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Dave Mello
Tarkenton Rejects Scrambler Label In Pro Football
New York based UPI report notes Minnesota quarterback Fran Tarkenton resists being called a scrambler though he concedes Arnold Palmer’s golfing success with the same label. Tarkenton says he prefers passing to running and avoids seeking contact when he runs.
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Minnesota
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Arnold Palmer
Tarkenton
Jimmy Brown
Fast Play and Scramble Highlights in 1920s to 1960s Baseball and Football
Brief notes recap a 26 inning 1920 Braves Dodgers game in 3 hours 50 minutes and a 23 inning Mets Giants clash in 7 hours 23 minutes. The Cubs signed John Boccabella after a .365, 30 homer stint in Pocatello. Von Tarkenton's late scramble vs Giants showcased his mobility, rushing seven times for 24 yards and connecting with Hal Bedsole on a key 19 yard strike.
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UPI
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Hal Bedsole
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Norm van Brocklin
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New England Skiers Prep for 1966 Winter Olympics
New England’s top skiers train for the season with aims at the 1966 World Championships. Billy Kidd of Stowe Vermont, silver medalist at Innsbruck, is a freshman at Colorado University under coach Bob Beattie. Rebel Ryan of Rutland, 18, also stars at Colorado, finishing second to Kidd in Stowe last winter. Middlebury College remains a ski powerhouse ready for competition.
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Stowe
Innsbruck
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Bob Beattie
U.S
Colorado
Vermont
Rebel Ryan
Rutland
Ryan
Kidd
Buddy Werner
Bill March
Jim Heuga
Middlebury College
Season Opens With Star Ski Skippers and Local Bets
A feature lists bowling scores for the garage league and profiles top skiers returning for the new season. Notables include Peter Ruschp, Gordon Eaton, Roger Buchika, John Clough, C. B. Vaughn, Olympic champion Andrea Mead Lawrence, Betsy Suite Riley, Eddie Demers, Penny Bitou Zimmerman, and Dave Boyle. Plans include full schedules, training camps, and aims for the 1966 Olympics amid regional competition in the East and New Hampshire.
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Gordon Eaton
Littleton
Roger Buchika
Hawarbh
Mass
Buchika
Ruschp
John Clough
New London
N.H
Middlebury
Kidd
Ryan
Colorado
C. B. Vaughn
Manchester
St. Lawrence College
East
Andrea Mead Lawrence
New Round Top
Vermont
Betsy Suite Riley
Stowe
New Hampshire
Joan Hannan
Franconia
Roger Peabody
Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Eaton
Middlebury College
Miss Hannah
Mammoth Mountain
Calif
Eddie Demers
Lebanon
Peabody
Demers
Durango
Colo
Penny Bitou Zimmerman
Gunstock
Gilford
Egon Zimmerman
Zimmermans
Dave Boyle
Lincoln
Dartmouth
Boyle
Maine
John Bower
Auburn
Charles Akers
Andover
Alaska
Maine Ski Council
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