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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1964

Page

5

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.

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.

Versal 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 Clarence Wil- State Lawrence Elkins Aliams Washington State Pre Baylor Arnold Chenko Ohio State Cosmo Notre Lacavazzi Jack Snow Karl Princeton Noonan Karl Noonan Iowa Rich Koeper Oregon St Jerry Rush Mich Wayne Freeman Alabama Jack Abendschan New Mexico Richard Granier Louisiana State Jerry Rhome Tulsa Craig Morton California Bob Berry Oregon Bob Schweickert Virginia Tech Jack Jacobson Oklahoma State Bill Cronin Boston College Bill Yearby John Frick Ohio Univ Glen Ressler Penn State Marty Schottenheimer Pitt Carl McAdams Oklahoma Tom Nowatske Indiana Ken Hatfield Arkansas Bruce Bennett Brian Piccolo Wake Forest Roy Jefferson Alan Bill Mall Gary Barnette West Virginia Bob Ko Inchak Aaron Brown Minneso Mives Dartmouth Chuck Benoit Yale Bob Hadrick Purdue Jim Jones Wisconsin Jim Conley Bill Malcolm Walker Rice Dwight Kelley Spahr Rick Kestner Ken Tom Sugel Tom Cecchucky Doug Moreau LSU Charles Caii Charles Migyanka Michisey Ed Weisacosky Miami 9An State Don Hansen Illinois Mike Jerry Lamb Knox Nunnally Vincent Bill Cody Sfas Texas Dale Callinan Jim Whalen Maliszewski Princeton Kell Hagen Milt Morin Massachus Rick Redman Washington Jack O'Bhiesetts Bud Yost Jack Ivich Oregon State Jack Chappel Stan Schraub Kurt Altenberg Ford Walt Barnes Nebraska Mike Cox UCLA Jim Lambright Bookawa State Roger Perdrix Cincinnati Howard Stanford Tony Jeter Free-Jim Waskiewicz Wichita Doug Ruffone Mai White Bill Maian Ranouisville Jerry Fishman Maryland Ag State Howard Twilley Garry Don Young Ken Whitley Porterfield Ray Patterson Gene Skowronski Hare Herb Krumsick Richard Camersvard Larry Toltstam Air Force Tom Wake 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 Morthyinstern 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.

Brooks Bird Club Nature’s Ways Thomas Jefferson Junior High School Girl Scouts Boy Scouts William J. Jahoda Connecticut State Board of Fisheries and Game Sunrise Dr. Jahoda ‘I 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.

Houston Cleveland Williams Dick Peebles The Houston Chronicle Dale Witten

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.

Emart Howler

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.

Associated Press 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.

Frankfurt Germany Army Navy Thomas C. Roberts Roberts U.S. Naval Academy Naval Officers Annapolis Promee

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.

Huarte Timberlaxe Wolverines Anderson J. T. King Sayers Biletnikoff Southeastern Board Bill Peterson Wilson Vincy Dooley Fisk Bob Fisk Trojans Mike Garrett Jon Pete Elliott Caveness Frank Broyles Tulsa Ralph Chance West Virginia Universit AP News

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.

Boston Boston Record American Cassius Clay Sonny Liston Boston Garden John Gillooly Record American Bob Nilon Garden Clay

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