Undersize Quarterback Key to Maine Success
Maine’s undersized quarterback Dick De Varney, at 5 foot 8, has fueled seven straight Maine wins and Yankee Conference titles. He has set 12 Maine records, including 17 touchdown passes this season, with targets Dennis Doyle and Paul Keaney as standout receivers. The senior plans a physical education coaching career after graduation and may pursue baseball instead of pro football.
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Maine Tops Small Colleges On Lambert Cup Ballot
New York UPI reports Maine's undefeated football team was chosen by all 12 voters as the East's outstanding small college eleven in the 1965 Lambert Cup ballot.
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Sabers Offer Pay Season Tickets For Home Games
Bennington Catholic Sabers announce sale of reserved seats for ten home basketball games. The opener vs Springfield is Friday December 10. Tickets are first come, first served via phone 25494 or in person at the school. Season book costs 9 dollars for admission to all games.
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Bama LSU Clash Promises Savage Football Showdown
In Atlanta LSU visits Baton Rouge to face seventh ranked Alabama as 5-1-1 and 5-2 teams collide in a hard hitting Southeastern Conference showdown. An estimated 68,000 fans and regional TV coverage are expected as both squads pursue the league lead.
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Spartans Defend Top NCAA Defense in Nation
No. 1 Michigan State leads NCAA in defense allowing 402 rushing yards all season and 57.4 yards per game. Cincinnati sits second in rushing defense, Southern Mississippi tops in total defense, while Tennessee allows the fewest points per game. The report also notes NYU club football coaching change and a TV program on pro football airing November 24.
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Koufax Wins Second Cy Young In Unanimous Vote
The Baseball Writers Association of America named Sandy Koufax the unanimous winner of the Cy Young Award for the second time. The Dodgers' left-hander posted a 26-8 season, matching his renowned 1963 dominance, and capably led Los Angeles to a World Series title over the Minnesota Twins.
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Lakers Take First in West With 120 116 Win
The Los Angeles Lakers moved from third to first in the West by beating the St. Louis Hawks 120 116. West led with 38 points as Hazzard and Imhoff sparked a comeback, while Boston rested after Philadelphia fell to Detroit.
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Blanda Sees Gridiron Trends But Not for His Son
Houston Oilers star George Blanda at 37 reflects on football as a young man’s game while stating he would not want his son George Jr. to play pro football. He notes changes in the game, his longevity, and fan reactions, describing his passing and kicking records and his plans to continue playing if able. He lives in Illinois with his family and works in public relations off-season.
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NBA Standings and Results Summary
Detroit 111 Philadelphia 100 and Cincinnati 122 San Francisco 108 Baltimore 129 New York 114 Los Angeles 120 St Louis 116. Upcoming: San Francisco at Philadelphia and Baltimore at New York.
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Miami Cup Signs Contract To Punt For Baltimore
Miami detective Joe Quick, a Dade County motorcycle patrolman, signed a $10,000 contract to be a punter for the Baltimore Colts. Quick, 26, impressed Colt coaches at a Tuesday tryout in Baltimore and could join the team for the rest of the season as the Colts chase the Western Division lead. He previously starred at Miami Edison High and played in junior college and a Florida minor league pro team.
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