Athletics open major league draft with Harold Stone selection
The Kansas City Athletics began the draft by selecting Harold Stone, an outfielder first baseman from Rochester in the International League. Other early picks include Bob Laverine and Ty Cline, with Laverine drafted by Washington and Cline by the Chicago Cubs.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Standouts
Percy Lawrence rolled 233 and 663 series in Twixt Town league while Minnie Smith led Cedar Rapids girls with a 716 series in Eaglettes. Tom Brazier shot 246 and Frank Pudil 245 in men’s games, with various high marks across May’s Ladies Classic and Marion bowl groups.
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Yanks Linz Traded to Phillies in Interleague Move
The New York Yankees sent infielder Phil Linz, 26, who batted .207 in 99 games last season, to the Philadelphia Phillies for infielder Ruban Amaro, 29, who hit .215 in 118 games with the Phils this year and .264 in 1964 when he won the Golden Glove as NL shortstop.
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Kasperek Only Cyclone On All Big Eight Team
The 1965 AP all-Big Eight football selections name Kasperek of Iowa State as the lone Cyclone on the first team with Nebraska and Missouri stars also honored. ISU players Dick Kasperek and Laverne Allers earn first team honors on offense, while Eppie Barney Tim Van Galder on offense and Ernie Kennedy Ron Halda on defense gain second team nods. Honorable mentions go to ISU players Bill Brooks Les Webster Tom Busch Willie Robinson and Cal Lewis.
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Bill Brooks
Les Webster
Tom Busch
Willie Robinson
Frank Belichick
Cal Lewis
Toronto Fails Despite Joe Williams' Score
Joe Williams scored Toronto's only touchdown as the Rifles lost the Continental Football League championship to Charleston 24 to 7 in Charleston West Virginia.
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J-Hawk Booster Club Meeting Rescheduled for December 7
The Jefferson booster club postponed its Tuesday night meeting due to the intra city wrestling meet. It has been reset for December 7 at 7 30 p.m.
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Buckpasser Named 1965 Champion 2-Year-Old Colt
Buckpasser, winner of nine of eleven races, set a money earnings record for 2yearolds with 598 596 and was named champion 2yearold colt of 1965 by the Thoroughbred Racing Associations.
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UCLA Cagers Named No 1 In AP Preseason Poll
The UCLA Bruins, defending champions, hold the top spot as the AP selects UCLA No 1 in the preseason college basketball poll. Michigan Wolverines trail, while Wooden seeks a historic third straight NCAA title as the season opens.
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Lincoln Seeks Trade To Bills Or Raiders
Keith Lincoln wants a trade from the San Diego Chargers to the Buffalo Bills or Oakland Raiders. The Buffalo Evening News cited him saying he would love to play for Buffalo and favors Oakland for personal reasons, but would move west if needed.
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Arbanas shines as Chiefs top Oilers 52 21
Kansas City tight end Fred Arbanas, eye trouble behind him, catches two TD passes as the Chiefs rout the Houston Oilers 52-21. Len Dawson throws for 211 yards and two more scores as Arbanas adds a five yard TD and a 27 yard scoring catch. The win keeps KC in the Western race while Boston defeats New York to force Buffalo tied for the East title.
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Rams End Losing Streak With Win Over Packers
Bruce Gossett kicked four field goals, three from beyond 40 yards, as the Rams beat Green Bay to move within three games of first in the West. Sonny Jurgensen directed Washington to two late TD drives, while John Brodie and the 49ers beat Minnesota as the Vikings suffered a third straight lopsided defeat.
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Dallas Owner Demands NCAA Action Over AFL Secret Draft
Dallas Cowboys owner Clint Murchison Jr calls for NCAA punishment of the AFL for holding a secret draft. He threatens drastic changes to NFL recruiting policy if the NCAA does not act, and criticizes the AFL for pre selecting players and confirming results that resemble a college draft.
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Pro Statistics Show Sharks Beat Vikings 45 24
The game details list San Francisco 45 Minnesota 24 with first downs 20 18 rushing yards 194 92 and passing yardage 2107 194. Individual scoring includes F Crow 47 pass from Brodie and Kopay fumble return for SF, plus multiple Brodie to Casey and Gradie connections. Attendance recorded as 41,000.
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Football recap featuring Cappelletti and Turner in Boston New York game
Readable scoring sequence shows Cappelletti for Boston with multiple field goals and passes involving Turner from Namath, plus Colclough connections. Attendance 54,311. Kansas City tops Houston 52 to 21 with Dawson and Brooker leads and several kicks. Attendance 14,459.
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Whitworth Wins Golf Meet with Record 287
Kathy Whitworth of San Antonio Texas won the Women's Titleholders golf tournament in Augusta with a 287, setting a new event record. Peggy Wilson of Meridian Mississippi finished second at 297, her best on tour, while Marilynn Smith was third at 298 after her two previous titles.
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