Michigan State Clinches 1965 National Football Championship
Michigan State accepts the 1965 national title after a perfect 10-0 season under coach Duffy Daugherty. The Spartans defeated rival teams, led by QB Steve Juday, and earned the UPI rating with Arkansas second and Nebraska third while UCLA drops to fifth ahead of Missouri and others.
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NEW York
UPI
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Spartans
United Press International
Daugherty
Duffy
Bob Apisa
Dwight Lee
Joe Przbycki
Norm Jenkins
Steve Juday
Ron Goovert
Arkansas
Nebraska
Alabama
UCLA
Uclans
Missouri
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Irish
Southern California
Texas Tech
Ohio State
Florida
Purdue
Louisiana State
Georgia
Tulsa
Mississippi
Kentucky
Syracuse
Colorado
Mich
Calif
Dartmouth
Boston College
Phillies, Yankees Trade As Linz Changes Hands
Interleague trades dominate the meetings as Philadelphia acquires shortstop Phil Linz from New York for Ruben Amaro. The Phillies pursue a larger deal involving Adolpho Phillips and Jack Baldschun to Baltimore for Jackie Brandt and others. Other moves include Mets buying Al Luplow, Tom Parsons to Houston, Del Crandall released, Lew Burdette signed, and a major minor league draft.
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Phil Linz
New York Yankees
Ruben Amaro
Adolpho Phillips
Jack Baldschun
Baltimore Orioles
Jackie Brandt
John Miller
Darrell Knowles
Oriole
Amaro
Mexico
Linz
New York Mets
al Luplow
Cleveland
Mets
Tom Parsons
Houston
Jerry Grote
Pittsburgh Pirates
del Crandall
Jess Gonder
Richmond
California Angels
Lew Burdette
Cubs
Phillies
Milwaukee
AAA
Ty Cline
Chicago Cubs
Moe Drabowsky
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Garretts Services Spark Rams Chiefs In Star Draft Clash
Pro football owners race to sign Heisman winner Mike Garrett as the Rams and Chiefs gridiron suitors target the USC star with bids around 100000 dollars. Oakland Raiders probe a two year 300000 pact, while draft rights and late moves keep the competition tight across leagues and teams.
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Los Angeles Rams
Kansas City Chiefs
AFL
Oakland Raiders
Mike Garrett
Southern California
Rams
Chiefs
Garrett
Raiders
Pete Beathard
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Don Klosterman
Oakland
Elgin Baylor sidelined by knee cast for Lakers
In Los Angeles seven time all pro forward Elgin Baylor will miss at least three weeks and 12 games due to a recurring inflamed right knee. Lakers physician Dr. Kerlan said the knee injury requires a light cast and Baylor may return around December 19 or 23 if his condition permits. He has averaged 14.9 points in 21 games this season after last year’s 27.1.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Laker
Robert Kerlan
Baylor
Kerlan
Francisco
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Yogi
Yanks
Linz
Amaro
Baltimore
Gene Mauch
Phillies
Richie Allen
Dick Groat
Bobby Wine
Cookie Rojas
Tony Taylor
Mauch
Linz Traded From Yankees To Phillies For Amaro
Phil Linz, 25, is traded from the New York Yankees to the Philadelphia Phillies for utility infielder Ruben Amaro. Linz, known for harmonica antics, expects a regular role with Philadelphia though he will back up several infield positions. He reflects on the trade, cites a mixed past with the harmonica episode, and says he aims to prove himself on the field rather than on the bus.
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FT. Lauderdale
Fla
UPI
Phil Linz
Linz
Philadelphia Orchestra
Yankees
New York
Phillies
Ruben Amaro
Nero
A Hunter's World In North Village
NORTH BENNINGTON The village has turned primitive with deer trophies hung from trees and other spots over the past two weeks A defunct buck was hung on a ladder against a house near the Stone Church corner resembling an eloping bridegroom captured by an irate father
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Bennington
Deer Kill Reports Across Town Clerks and Densely Named Cast
Deer kill reports are filed with multiple town clerks including Bondville, Bennington, Arlington, and West Dover. The lists name numerous residents and locales from Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New York, with many sp numbers and weights, reflecting a broad regional surveillance of deer harvests.
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Deer Kill
Mary Hodeck
Bennington
Lionel S. Frank
Fishkill
N.Y
Pownal
Jesse T. Watson
Michael Moretti
West Dover
Ronald Taner
Dorset
Ted DeMarco
Gerald Stowell
Windham
Arthur Gage
Mt. Holly
Harry Percey
Bernard Swenson
Terryville
Conn
Somerset
Victor Kulus
Housatonic
Mass
Chester
Gale Greene
Woodridge
Mt. Tabor
Harry Moon
North Bennington
Sunderland
Henry Loveland
Shrewsbury
Bruce Loveland
Donald Pelletier
Simsbury
Washington
Frederick Moffitt
Peru
Emil Ziaja
Adams
Helen G. Harrington
Rutland
Nore
Arlington
R. Emmett Smith
Henry Young Jr
Harry McDermott
Roland Pero
Thomas Grant
Troy
Arnold Bonini
Unionville
Rupert
Arnold Wilcox
W. Arlington
Sandgate
LeRoy McDermott
Leonard Sargood
Winhall
Deer
Clyde Upton
Leon Brasser
Wilmington
Dover
Bruce Knnecht
Weston, Conn
Joseph Karzak
North Kinston
R.I
Albino Doe Slain on Horace Fisher Farm in Rupert
An albino doe about 90 pounds and estimated 15 years old was shot Sunday afternoon on the Horace Fisher farm in Rupert. A man fled in an unidentified car after the illegal shooting noted by Game Wardens. The deer, cared for by locals, was the oldest of a small albino group. two fawns and another doe remain nearby. The incident prompted investigation as wardens report the killer may have been a local hunter who passed up the shot earlier.
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Jim Williams
Dorset
Enver
Pete) Cook
Battenkill
Manchester Center
Rupert
Ringheiser
Horace Fisher
Raymond McKeighan
McKeighan
Williams
Manchester
Greenwich, N,y
Red Sox Mystery Trade Bressoud for Christopher
Fort Lauderdale report notes Joe Christopher and Ed Bressoud were traded between the Boston Red Sox and New York Mets. Officials neither confirm nor deny the deal, though both players have been moved. Christopher hit .249 with 41 RBIs and five homers last season, while Bressoud hit .226 with 25 RBIs and eight homers in 105 games.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Joe Christopher
Ed Bressoud
Boston Red Sox
New York Mets
Red Sox
Mets
Christopher
Bressaud
Arlanson Leaves Tufts Football Coach Position
Harry Arlanson, renowned Tufts football coach for over 25 years, resigned as head coach today. He will continue at Tufts as director of athletics, a role he has held while coaching since 1954, with a successor yet to be named.
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Medford
Mass
Harry Arlanson
Tufts College
Tufts
Nils Y. Wessell
Governors Face Ludlow Tonight in NEHL Clash
Governors host Black River High Presidents at their gym as coach Bob Nolan and Ed Brewer guide veteran lineups. Berlin, N.Y. beat the Governors in opener while Ludlow features seniors Claude Melanson Jerry Tofferi Jerry Libuda Mike Laundry and Ed Laitineau. Preliminary at 6 p.m. followed by varsity around 7 15.
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North Bennington
Bob Nolan
NEHL
Black River High
Governors
Berlin
N.Y
Ed Brewer
Claude Melanson
Jerry Tofferi
Jerry Libuda
Mike Laundry
Ed Laitineau
NHKE
Warsi
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Steve
Fila
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Johnny Callison
Chicago White Sox
Dick Stuart
Bo Belinsky
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Ray Herbert
White Sox
Yankee
Ralph Houk
KC Chiefs
Boston Patriots
Karl Singer
Louisiana Tech
Jim Boudreaux
Dan Irby
Billy Laird
New York Jets
Bob Werl
University of Miami
Jets
Werl
NFL
Bruce Anderson
Willamette
Burton Matthies
Wayne State
Mike Capshaw
Abilene Christian
Philadelphia
Yogi Berra
He’s
So Right
Jim Bouton
Ver
Firestone
Wea
Souiire
IINES
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
North Village
Bondville
Michael Hagen
Springfield
Townshend
Donald Tangudi
Indian Orchard
James Campbell
Thomas Billard
Amston
Peter Sala
Patrick Sala
Richard Bradford
Lawrence
Bert Maroney
Shaftsbury
Bradley Stevens
Allen Smith
Woodford
Robert Coons
Williamstown
Robert Gauthier
Robert J. Ayers
Orville Hall Jr
Byram
John Stratton
Louis Allen Jr
Paul E. Becker
Robert Harris
North Pownal
Frederik Bozek
Arthur Cardinal
Milton Surdam Jr
Bury
Clayton H. Jepson Jr
Danby
Ernest Harwood
Roger Cross
Frost’s Pharmacy
North St
Frosts
Bressoud
Arlanson
Ludlow
Walker
J.H. Winslow
Esso
Alviston Plumbing and Heating Supply CO
Deport St
Bennington , Vt
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