College Hoop Coaches Predict Third Straight Crown for UCLA
NEW YORK UCLA is the overwhelming preseason pick to win the 1965-66 NCAA title, chosen by 35 coaches on the UPI board. Minnesota, St. Joseph's and Providence also received top nominations as Duke Vanderbilt and Kansas follow in the rankings. The Bruins return depth with veterans Edgar Lacee Mike Lynn Freddie Goss Kenny Washington Dough McIntosh Bruce Chambers. San Francisco tops the second tier with Kansas State North Carolina State and Dayton trailing. St Johns and Boston College tied for 15th.
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UPC
UCLA
National Collegiate Athletic Association
United Press International Board of Coaches Today
Minnesota
UPI
Ucla Bruins
Gail Goodrich
Keith Erickson
Michigan
Gazzie Russell
St. Joseph’s
Providence
Duke
Vanderbilt
Kansas
Bradley
Brigham Young
Davidson
San Francisco
Vandy
Bruins
Edgar Lacee
Mike Lynn
Freddie Goss
Kenny Washington
Dough McIntosh
Bruce Chambers
Kansas State
North Carolina State
Dayton
St. John’s
Boston College
Jets' Only Title Hope: Namath's Golden Arm
Namath leads the New York Jets toward an unlikely Eastern Division title, needing to win out and rely on Buffalo losses as he posts a string of strong passing games. Namath, a late-season starter, has 96 completions for 1,238 yards and 12 touchdowns in 196 yards. The Jets face Boston in a pivotal game as Buffalo and San Diego battle for the division.
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New York Jets
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Namath
New York
Boston
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Buffalo
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Babe Parilli
Gino Capelletti
Patriots
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Houston Oilers
Oakland
Denver
Middlebury and Brown share NE soccer crown
Middlebury College finishes the season as co champions in the New England Intercollegiate Soccer League University Division with six wins and one tie, sharing top honors with Brown University. NCAA seedings place Middlebury first, Brown second. both gain the James Sampson Award.
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Middlebury College
New England
Brown University
Brown
Panthers
Trinity College
James Sampson
Browns Seize Chance as Western Division Tightens
The Browns can clinch a tie for the Eastern Conference crown by beating the Steelers in Pittsburgh, with further help possible if St Louis and New York lose. Green Bay visits Los Angeles aiming to close ground on Baltimore after the Colts tied Detroit, while Chicago and Philadelphia face division foes. Packers lean eight points over the Colts, and Cleveland gifts 11-point favorites over Pittsburgh as other games shape the playoff chase.
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Colts
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Minn
Packers
Jim Taylor
Bart Star
Bill Munson
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Munson
Gabriel
Browns
Middlebury College hockey schedule and NFL notes
The schedule lists Middlebury College hockey games from Nov 27 to March 5 including matchups with Bowdoin Norwich RPI and Vermont. NFL recap mentions Cleveland’s 24 19 win aided by a Frank Ryan to Gary Collins pass and Chicago New York trade with rookies Gayle Sayers and Andy Livingston leading the Chicago offense.
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Gary Collins
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Pittsburgh
Tom Wade
Bill Nelson
Army Navy clash ends bleak seasons
Philadelphia hosts the 66th Army Navy game with Navy and Army entering 4-4-1 and 4-5 records respectively. NBC telecasts the noon parade to a 1:30 pm EST kickoff at JFK Stadium as Navy coach Bill Elias and Army coach Paul Dietzel field lineups built around stars like Sonny Stowers and a backfield duo for Army while Navy fields Wong Roadhouse Cartwright in pursuit of a trophy result to salvage pride.
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UPS
Army
Navy
Air Force
John F. Kennedy
NBC
Viet Nam
Paul Dietzel
Cross Field
Bill Elias
Virginia
Cadets
Sonny Stowers
West Point
Roger Staubach
West Pointer
Stowers
New Teams Pick First In Pro Draft
Atlanta and Miami, the two newest NFL clubs, hold first choices in the annual drafts. Standouts include Heisman winner Mike Garrett, standout Jim Grabowski, Tom Mitchell, Bucknell end, and defenders Nobis, Rassas, and McAdams. NFL begins at 9 a.m. EST from Hotel Summit. AFL starts an hour earlier from Waldorf-Astoria. National League picks follow last Sunday standings.
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UPI
Atlanta
Miami
Mike Garrett
Southern California
Jim Grabowski
Red Grange
Illinois
Tom Mitchell
Bucknell
Tommy Nobis
Texas
Nick Rassas
Notre Dame
Carl McAdams
Oklahoma
NFL
Hotel Summit
AFL
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
National League
Saratoga Race Entries for Saturday November 27 1965
Daily program lists first trotting division Caroldons Joy Shadydale Hi Ton Cunts Wee Connie Wid Torney Bar Harbor Lionel C Davis etc. Second pace details Billie O Boy Gentle Girl Trusty Prince Ensign Wyn Tavern s Angus Rhythm Kid. Fourth pace Plenty Quick Tax Escort Lynn Flash Lucky Ambar Cupid Force Little Patti A Serenity Sue Tag Day. Fifth trot Burning Blaze Black Harp Hay r loodgood Shadydale Biscuit Collyer's Pride Acme Annese Right Song. Sixth pace listed as 1 mile $700 with entries noted.
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Caroldons Joy—Kre
Shadydale Hi Ton Cunts
Wee Connie—Liver
Wid Torney
Devizzio
Bar Harbor—Coppola
Lionel C. — Davis
Little Nymph
Livingston
Merry’s Irene
Leslie Ae
Darn Chariton
Billie O Boy—Oakes
Gentle Girl
McQuiggeranelli
Trusty Prince—Devizzio
Ensign Wyn—Fox
Tavern
Angus—Coville
Rhythm Kid—Watson
Plenty Quick—Tingley
Tax Escort—Power
Lynn Flash—Heeney
Lucky Ambar
Cupid Force—Oakes
Little Patti
A. —Fanelli
Serenity Sue—Livingston
Tag Day—McKenna
Burning Blaze
Black Harp
Leslie
Hay Rloodgood
Shadydale Biscuit—Folger
Collyer’s
Goodsell
Acme
Right Song
Davis
Hinsdale Raceway Entries and Pace Winners
Entries list for Hinsdale Raceway shows pace divisions from First to Tenth with horses and drivers. Notable early prizes include 1 mile $850 for SEVENTHPACE and $1,300 purses for EIGHTHPACE and NINTHPACE, with numerous paired horse and owner names across divisions.
Crusaders Eagles Meet at Worcester in Desperation Bid
Holy Cross and Boston College meet at Fitton Field as Holy Cross seeks an upset to halt a season mired in injuries and quarterback shuffles. BC relies on veteran Eddie Foley and a retooled offense while both teams’ defenses key the outcome in a long-standing Jesuit rivalry.
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Sagliano
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Flatley
Tom Tyler
Bob Lawson
Foley
Foley Will Be Backed By Long John Blair
Massacco
Jim Miller
Army
Penn State
Miami
Syracuse
Eagle
Jack Concannon
Miller
U.S
Eddie Anderson
Celtics Blitz Pistons 134 114 in Providence
Boston surged to a 134-114 NBA win over Detroit behind 41 points in the fourth quarter. John Havlicek led Boston with 28 points while Ray Scott top scored for Detroit with 26 and Dave DeBusschere added 21 in defeat. Willie Naulls scored 20 by halftime as the Celtics built a 64-53 margin.
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UPI
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National Basketball Association
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John Havlicek
Boston
Ray Scott
Detroit
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Willie Naulls
Deer Reports List Of Names And Weighing Station Codes
Deputy Game Warden Ray mond Armstrong filed a detailed tally of weigh station reports listing numerous individuals from Bennington Arlington Shaftsbury Pownal Woodford and surrounding towns with associated numbers such as sp-125 8-140 and 6-118 indicating weighing codes and measurements, spanning references to Bennington County and nearby states. The long roster includes names like Robert Dewey Clifford Giroux Joann Giroux Orin J Lord Peter Harrington Jr Carl Richey Walter Ostrander and many others along with places including Pownal Shaftsbury Woodford Manchester Sandgate North Bennington Arlington West Arlington and Rochester.
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Robert Dewey
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Woodford
Clovis A. Giard
Arlington
Francis LaCroix
Pownal
Orin J
Lord
Frank Snow Sr
Mirle Cross
Shaftsbury
Carl Richey
Chester Burgess
Peter Harrington Jr
Merritt O’dell
Manchester
Carl Woebbenhorst
New Bremen
Ohio
John F. Cummings
Everett
Mass
Somerset
Clifford Giroux
Rochester
Joann Giroux
Edward Gaudette
Sunderland
Inn Cross
Robert A. Green
Pittsfield
Rupert
Miles Banning
New Haven
Conn
John Kelley
Mt. Tabor
John Peckham
North Bennington
West Arlington
Douglas Sweet
David Elwell
Henry Vosburgh
Norman Strobridge
Barnet
James Mason
Wallingford
Martin Boucher
Stamford
Michael Romano
Pawlet
James Colvin
Philip Harrington
Rutland
Leroy Dunn
Ben
Earl J. Peacock
Glastonbury
Bernard Leamy
Dorset
Warren Clemons
Sharon Harrington
Donald Capella
William F. Hebert
Sandgate
Robert Peabody Jr
Leon Turgeon
Elijah Howard
Searsburg
James Young
Alfred Gallett
William Pulver
Donald Howard
Edgar Harrington
Clifford Brimmer
Howard Davis Jr
Bruce Davis
Paul Michaels
Rufus Dwyer
West Dover
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