Butkus Repeater On 22 Man AP All America Grid Team
AP picks a 22 man All-America football team marking the first 22 man platoon era since 1952. Names include John Huarte Dick Butkus Tom Nobis and Cosmo Iacavazzi. The roster features first three round picks and two future players reflecting a broad collegiate spread.
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Butkus
New York
John Huarte
Dick Butkus
Associated
Huarte
Player College
St. Louis
Harold Wells
Purdue
Allen Brown
Mississippi
Natchez
Miss
Dan Kearley
Alabama
Talladega
Ala
John van Sicklen
Town State
Walled Sk
Mich
Illinois
Chicago
Steve DeLong
Tennessee
Norfolk
Ron Caveness
Arkansas
Houston
Tex
All-America Second Team Picks From The AP Roster
Notre Dame’s E Jack Snow and Iowa star Karl Noonan head a wide list on the AP All-America second team with diverse players from Oregon State Michigan State Alabama Oklahoma State and more. Names such as Bill Yearby Tom Nowatske Marty Schottenheimer and Roger Staubach appear among backs ends and linemen in a sprawling roster.
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Notre Dame
Tom Nobis
Texas
Bill Club
Fisk
Southern California
Michigan
Bob
Pat Killorin
Syracuse
Cimberlake
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Gale Sayers
Auburn
Sansas
Tucker Frederick Timberlake
Presbyterian
Fred Biletnikoff
Florida
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Lawrence Elkins
Aliams
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Notre Lacavazzi
Jack Snow
Karl Princeton
Noonan
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Iowa
Rich Koeper
Oregon St
Jerry Rush
Mich
Wayne Freeman
Alabama
Jack Abendschan
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Richard Granier
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Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Craig Morton
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Bob Berry
Oregon
Bob Schweickert
Virginia Tech
Jack Jacobson
Oklahoma State
Bill Cronin
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Bill Yearby
John Frick
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Marty Schottenheimer
Pitt
Carl McAdams
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Tom Nowatske
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Ken Hatfield
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Brian Piccolo
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Roy Jefferson
Alan
Bill Mall
Gary Barnette
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Aaron Brown
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Yale
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Jim Jones
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Jim Conley
Bill Malcolm Walker
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Rick Kestner
Ken
Tom Sugel
Tom Cecchucky
Doug Moreau
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Charles Caii
Charles Migyanka
Michisey
Ed Weisacosky
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Don Hansen
Illinois
Mike Jerry Lamb
Knox Nunnally
Vincent
Bill Cody
Sfas Texas
Dale Callinan
Jim Whalen
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Kell Hagen
Milt Morin
Massachus
Rick Redman
Washington
Jack O'Bhiesetts
Bud Yost
Jack Ivich
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Jack Chappel
Stan Schraub
Kurt Altenberg
Ford
Walt Barnes
Nebraska
Mike Cox
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Jim Lambright
Bookawa
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Roger Perdrix
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Howard Stanford
Tony Jeter
Free-Jim
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Wichita
Doug Ruffone
Mai White
Bill Maian
Ranouisville
Jerry Fishman
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Howard Twilley
Garry Don Young
Ken Whitley
Porterfield
Ray Patterson
Gene Skowronski
Hare
Herb Krumsick
Richard Camersvard
Larry Toltstam
Air Force
Tom
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R. Wilburn
South Carolina
John Hilton
Richmond
Tommy Marvin
George Pearce
William and Mary
Bill Sullivan
John Parry
Brown
Frank Wiciekas
Harvard
Paul Horst
Houston
Ralph Neely
Oxlahamna
Aly Atkinson
Villanova
Archie Sutton
Moist Jim Garcia
Jerry Shay
Jim Davidson
Ed Orzen
Oho State
Lee Bernet
Chuck Sirianni
Kenneth Williams
North Carolina State
Craig Smith
Wiliam and Mary
Richy Zarra
North Carolina
J. W. McCarthy
Buke
Star Gernn
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Ail Curry
George Tech
Ed Flanagan
Ken Henson
TOA
Dave Tobty
Qoreann
Tye Sister
Jerry Momper
Chris Hanhoreer
Ted Bunton
Clemsons
Mata Isy Oto
Ernie Kellermann
Ohio
Steward Williams
Bowling Green
Gary §Nook
Lowar
Jim Grabowski
Finois
Dick Gordon
Michigan State
Rich Badar
Gordon Teler
Carl Ward
Mel Anthony
Joe Namath
Steve Bowman
Jim Weatherly
Mike Dennis
Mississippi
Steve Spurrier
Rodner Bird
Rick Norton
Kentucky
Steve Tensl
Florida State
Marcus Rhoden
Hoyle Granger
Mite Missippi State
Fred Marshall
Jim Farver
TCU
Harold Philipp
Jim Nance
Floyd Little
Carl Stichner
Army
Archie Roberts
Columbia
Roger Staubach
Navy
Mike Garratt
Ray Hanley
Stanford
Jim Grichamn
Gary Lane
Missouri
Kenter Cloughan
Brig Qwens
Nelson
Ginrinnati
Bob Daughtery
Ken Willard
Bob Davis
Virginia
Mike Curtis
Duke
Gary Lyle
George Washington
Sonny Utz
Mike Lane
Citadel
Chuck Mercein
Bob Baker
Corteelli
Ray McDonald
Idaho
Bob Blictnikoff
Johnny Gresham
Georgia
Treh
Tom Malligha
Iowa State
Andy Sixkiller
Lami
Dan Espalin
Les Palm
Gus Offa
Ken Roston
Gary Duff
Kansas
Jeit Soreidan
Carl Lockhart
North Texas State
Bob Strinhauser
Frank Repier
Withitay
Scott Swan
William and
Mary
Mike Patterson
WMI
Fred O'drazi
Gorge Washington
Jao Slromick
iRichmond
Ben Roth
Gottschall
Guzzi
Garry Russell
Georgia Tech
Butkus
Tennessee
Steve DeLong
Pat Caveness
Allen Brown
Harold Wells
Dan Kearney
John van Sickten
Jimmy Sidle
Bird Club Film Slated at Jefferson High matinee
The Brooks Bird Club presents Nature's Ways on a 2 p m matinee at Thomas Jefferson Junior High for 4-H Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. Adults admitted only as group leaders. Sunrise members enter free. The full color film, narrated by Dr William J Jahoda, features 125 animals and seasonal wildlife sequences. An 8 p m show at United Fuel Auditorium in South Ruffner follows with season tickets or door admissions.
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Nature’s Ways
Thomas Jefferson Junior High School
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
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Connecticut State Board of Fisheries and Game
Sunrise
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United Fuel Auditorium
South Ruffner
Boxer Tells Of Shooting Incident In Houston
Cleveland Williams recalls a Saturday shooting after a scuffle with a highway patrolman Dale Witten. He faces charges of driving while intoxicated and aggravated assault on a police officer. Williams feared the arrest would ruin his boxing career and asked not to be jailed. Benbow, his manager, is named.
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Cleveland
Williams
Dick Peebles
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Ambiguous Bowler Advice in Fragmentary Text
A partial OCR fragment hints at bowling terms and informal advice. The garbled lines mention lines, friends, curves, hooks, and a big bend, but no clear event, person, or organization is identifiable to anchor a proper news item.
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WVU Players Named to AP 1964 All America Team
The Associated Press named three West Virginia University players to its 1964 All America squad. End Bill Sullivan center Gary Barnette and linebacker Don Young received honorable mention for their seasons.
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West Virginia University
Bill Sullivan
Gary Barnette
Don Young
Paying Off Debt Gets His Goat
In Frankfurt a Navy graduate turned Army lieutenant scrubbed a goat after losing a bet on the Army Navy game. Lt. Thomas C. Roberts, 24, from Annapolis, transferred from the Navy to the Army due to color blindness. He wore a naval officer hat and a Beat Army shirt while scrubbing the goat in frigid wind, planning revenge with a harsher punishment than a mule ride.
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Can't Afford Mistake Defensive Backs Urged to Be Best
Ralph Chance, defensive coach at West Virginia University, outlines key roles for the defensive secondary. He stresses speed, alertness, and mobility for defensive halfbacks and safeties, detailing alignment and responsibilities against rushing plays and through passes. Confidence in pass defense is essential to stop opponents and win games.
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Timberlaxe
Wolverines
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Southeastern Board
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Wilson
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Fisk
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Jon
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Clay Liston title bout set for April 19 in Boston
The Boston Record American reports the Cassius Clay Sonny Liston heavyweight title fight will occur April 19 at Boston Garden. Promoter Bob Nilon and Garden officials approved the date after the bout was postponed from November 16 due to Clay’s hernia operation on November 13.
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Boston Record American
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Boston Garden
John Gillooly
Record American
Bob Nilon
Garden
Clay
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