Dartmouth Coach Wins New England Coach of the Year
Boston. Dartmouth coach Bob Blackman earned the New England coach of the year award for the third time as the Boston Football writers Association honored top figures in college football. Tufts coach Harry Arlanson won the George Carens memorial award. Springfield coach Tom Wells received the Senior Achievement title.
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Watch Out Next Year Warns Pats Holovak
Patriots coach Mike Holovak praised a bold fourth down gamble that sparked a 27-23 comeback win over the New York Jets. Babe Parilli connect on a rollout to Tony Romeo for the two yard touchdown with 54 seconds left sealing the victory. Holovak warned the league the Patriots would be a force next season despite a 2-8-2 record.
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Nance and Dawson Highlight NFL and AFL Action
Boston coach hints at rookie Jim Nance becoming a top rusher next season after reporting leaner at 225 pounds. The Jets’ loss ends their faint playoff hopes as Buffalo clinches the Eastern crown. Len Dawson leads Kansas City to a 52 14 AFL win over Houston with 14 of 17 passing for 211 yards and 3 TDs, aided by McClinton and Hill with 218 rushing yards. Beathard replaces him late and adds a TD pass and run.
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NFL Standings From Sunday Results
NFL standings show Chicago defeating New York 35 to 14 and Cleveland beating Pittsburgh 42 to 21. Washington downed Dallas 34 to 31, Philadelphia 28 over St. Louis 24, San Francisco 45 to 24 over Minnesota, and Los Angeles 21 to 10 against Green Bay.
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Linemen poised for high NFL contracts in 1965 draft era
The 1965 NFL and AFL drafts favor linemen and backs, with 61 of the first 80 picks in the NFL and 33 of 46 in the AFL being linemen or defensive backs. Jim Grabowski, Dick Feltridge, Jim Lindsey and Tom Nobis loom as top paydays, while several linemen like Ball, Shay, Rassas and Peay look for six figure deals amid rival-team bidding battles.
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Deer Kill Report Shows Wide List of Hunters Across Towns
Deer kill reports filed at multiple weighing stations list numerous hunters and locations including Adams and Pownal in Massachusetts and Vermont towns such as Manchester, Dorset, Arlington, Searsburg, and Bennington. Names like John Ziega, Walter Allen, and Kenneth Johnston appear with weights and tag codes, reflecting a broad seasonal harvest record.
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Adams
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John Labanowski
Hoosick Falls
Bennington
Richard Browe
Shaftsbury
Arlington
William Cross
Burton P. Worthington
North Bennington
Peru
Marie Gaudette
Dorset
Frank Stratton
Stratton
Robert Dwyer
Glenn Davis
Peter Ayers
Thomas M. Stemp
Ex-Manager Sullivan jumps to Red Sox post
Haywood Sullivan, 34, left the Kansas City Athletics after a 10th place season to become director of player personnel with the Boston Red Sox. He called the move a promotion and a home-coming, saying the Sox need infield and catching help and more pitching. Red Sox officials praised his youth and judged him the best candidate among finalists including Campanis Seghi and Bolling.
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Kansas City
Kathy Whitworth Tops Titleholders in Augusta Golf
Kathy Whitworth of San Antonio, Texas, captured the Titleholders championship at Augusta Country Club and finished the season as the tour's top money winner, earning 1500 dollars. She posted a 287 for 72 holes, a new event record, and led from the opening round to win by 10 strokes over Peggy Wilson.
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Dodgers Face Another Season With Pitching Depth And Trades
Dodgers manager Walt Alston says the club will stay similar next season, focusing on pitching and speed. He cites Koufax and Drysdale carrying the load and hopes for a healthy Tommy Davis returning from injury, while musing on adding a hurriedly discussed hitter and possible starter to bolster the lineup. A separate ACFL title game saw New Bedford Sweepers edge Jersey City Jets 13 9 on a fourth quarter pass for the championship.
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Don Drysdale
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Gary Gardina
Jersey City Jets
Prankster Roils Pownal Deer Hunt With Replica Buck
A humorous prank on the final day of deer season in Pownal placed a realistic replica buck on Carpenter Hill with staged movement effects. Several hunters, believing they had shot the big buck, quietly left the area.
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Browns Clinch East Crown Behind Browns Power
Jimmy Brown scored four rushing touchdowns as the Cleveland Browns clinched the NFL Eastern Division title with a 42-21 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Browns sealed the division lead with three games remaining while Brown set a season touchdown record and totaled 146 rushing yards. Other NFL results included Los Angeles' upset of Green Bay and Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, and San Francisco wins.
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