All-America Football Team 1965 Two Platoon Era Dawns
The 1965 AFCA All-American team introduces separate offensive and defensive units. Notable selections include Purdue’s Bob Griese, Texas Tech’s Donny Anderson, USC’s Mike Garrett, and Illinois’ Jim Grabowski. Defenders feature Texas’ Tommy Nobis and Oklahoma’s Carl McAdams. Voting involved over 500 AFCA members using game films from Eastman Kodak.
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Chicago
UPI
Walter Camp
Yale
American Football Coaches Association
Bob Griese
Purdue
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Mike Garrett
Southern California
Illinois
Jim Grabowski
Tulsa
Marvel Howard Twilley
Florida
Charles Casey
Kentucky
Sam Ball
Glen Ray Hines
Arkansas
Notre Dame
Dick Arrington
Doug van Horn
Ohio State
Alabama
Paul Crane
AFCA
Eastman Kodak Company
Texas
Tommy Nobis
Oklahoma
Carl McAdams
Nick Rassas
Missouri
Johnny Roland
George Webster
Michigan State
Charles Smith
Nebraska
Tony Jeter
Lloyd Phillips
Michigan
Bill Yearby
Walt Barnes
Jerry Shay
Abe Martin
Texas Christian
Cassius Clay Eyes Chicago Miami Plan After Patterson Fight
Las Vegas report details Cassius Clay mapping next moves after beating Floyd Patterson. Clay to Chicago then Miami Beach with Angelo Dundee, eyeing Ernie Terrell as future foe while Patterson contemplates retirement. Both men praised each other, with Sportsvision revenue pegged near 1.75 million in net receipts. Patterson’s back trouble discussed by Nevada officials and doctors, urging rest and checks.
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Nev
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Clay
Chicago
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Ernie Terrell
World Boxing Association
Terrell
Marlboro
N.Y
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Convention Center
Sportsvision, Inc
Donald Romeo
Nevada State Athletic Commission
Romeo
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Liston
Berlin Escapes with 70 40 Win Over North Bennington
Berlin High of New York opened the 1965 basketball season with a 70 to 40 win over North Bennington. Cal Hyatt and Dave Maxon led Berlin with 14 points each, Ed Baldwin directed the offense, and Pete Stoothoff led NBHS with nine points amid poor free throw shooting and cold inside. The Governors showed rebounding grit but struggled from the line and in finishing around the basket.
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Governors of
Berlin
N.Y
Empire Staters
Cal Hyatt
Dave Maxon
Invaders
Guy Manchester
Maxon
Hyatt
Pete Stoothoff
Governors
NBHS
Bob Nolan
Ed Baldwin
Baldwin
Nolan
Ken Harrington
Bob Nowak
Steve Fritz
Hughes
Benn, Nowak
Fritz Harrington
Stoothoff
Garry Martin Prouty
Gordon Martin Baldwin Bailey
Bill Maxon
Mark Manchester Gutermuth Slattery Jansen Thompson Griswald
Cornhuskers Hope for 1965 Perfect Season on Turkey Day
New York dispatch notes Nebraska as a heavy favorite to complete a 10-0 season with a Thanksgiving win over Oklahoma. Navy also favored to beat Army in the service classic. Odds makers list Alabama Notre Dame Tennessee and USC as likely winners in other Saturday games. NFL and AFL matchups follow with several favorites listed for Sunday games.
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UPD
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Navy
Army
Cornhuskers
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Virginia Tech
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Tulsa
Colorado State
Texas
Texas A&m
Paul Dietzel
Alabama
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Southern California
Auburn
Miami
Fla
Vanderbilt
Wyoming
Boston College
Holy Cross
Florida
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Georgia
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New Mexico
Texas Christian
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Mississippi
Mississippi State
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Arizona
National Football League
Baltimore Colts
Detroit Lions
San Diego Chargers
Buffalo Bills
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings
San Francisco
Washington Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
New York Jets
Boston Patriots
Kansas City Chiefs
Houston Oilers
Deer kill registrations list numerous deer weights and names
A long list records deer kills and weights across Vermont and neighboring states. Names include Ted DeMarco, Louis Sugalski, Carol Richmond, Mary Luzon, Stanley Barbeau Jr, Paul Sausville, George Therriault, and many others. Locations cited include Bennington, Dorset, Shaftsbury, East Dorset, Manchester, Rutland, and Brattleboro with weights ranging from 2-85 est. to 6-159 est.
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Deer Kill
Ted DeMarco
Louis Sugalski
Lakewood
Ohio
Manchester
Floyd Blake
Bennington
Shaftsbury
Carol Richmond
Sandgate
Mary Luzon
Woodford
Stanley Barbeau Jr
Bolton
Conn
Marlboro
Leroy Becker
Stratton
Clifford Harrington
Richmond Thurber Jr
Dennis Hart
Paul Sausville
Danby
Charles Washburn
Thomas Dockum
Leo Harrington
Dorset
Gaylord Harrington
Rutland
George Therriault
D.S. Roach
Helen O’donovan
David Sheldon
East Dore
Paul Connors
East Dorset
Robert D. Connors
Edward Moffit Jr
Raymond Towsley
Vernon E. Clark
Pittsfield
Mass
Tinmouth
Stanley Peterson
Manchester Depot
Harold Beebe
Lorraine Alexander
Brattleboro
Howard Madijnsky
Ansonia
Warren Lake Jr
South Dorset
Darrell Moffett
Wells
John
Heisman winner Garrett Poised for Pro Pact
Heisman Trophy recipient Mike Garrett of USC leads the nation with 1,328 rushing yards in nine games and stands to set a career rushing record nearing 3,166 yards. He won with 926 total points from 179 first place votes, 143 second, and 103 third, ahead of Tulsa’s Howard Twilley and Illinois’ Jim Grabowski.
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UPI
Mike Garrett
Southern California
Garrett
Ollie Matson
San Francisco
Trojan
Howard Twilley
Tulsa
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Heisman Winner Garrett Considers Pro Options After Trophy
Garrett, the 21 year old Heisman recipient and USC star, weighs NFL first round prospects amid baseball draft status. Rams coach Svare expects a pro pick, while Garrett acknowledges risk to baseball and school records if he signs with an NFL team.
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Texas A&m
NHL Standings Highlight Schedule Fragment
A compact list of upcoming hockey games with dates, locations and start times. Includes teams Ludlow Bristol St Mary H.F. Ludlow Shoreham Arlington Austine Whitingham Leland Gray Wilmington Berlin N Y and Shoreham games with home and away markers. The fragment ends noting NHL standings.
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Ludlow — H
Bristol — H
St. Mary H.F
Ludlow
Shoreham — H
Arlington
Austine
Whitingham
Leland&Gray
Leland&Gray — A
St. Mary H.F. -A
Arlington — H
Wilmington— H
Berlin
N.Y
Whitingham—A
Wilmington
Benhi Offers Season Tickets For Bennington High Games
Bennington High School announces season tickets for the 10 game home schedule. Home opener against Rutland on December 14. Tickets cost 9 dollars and are sold first come, first served by phone 2 6371 or in person at the school.
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Bennington High School
Cats
Rutland
Dartmouth Jolly Green Giants Named New England Team of the Year
Dartmouth's Jolly Green Giants earned United Press International New England major college team of the year for 1965. The Big Green, unbeaten after a 2014 win at Princeton, swept all 13 top votes, with Maine second and Massachusetts third in the final UPI ballot among New England coaches.
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Boston
UPI
Dartmouth
Jolly Green Giants
United Press International
New England
Big Green
Hanover
N.H
Princeton
Bob Blackman
Springfield College
Maine
Ing
Black Bears
Massachusetts
Boston College
Harvard
Yale
Boston University
Rhode Island
Springfield
Dartmouth New England
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