Nobis and Anderson Earn All-SWC Honors Third Time
Texas star Tommy Nobis and Texas Tech’s Donny Anderson lead UPI All-SWC selections for 1965. Arkansas dominates with eight players on the 27 player squad, which includes five unanimous first team picks and席 two platoon designations across offense and defense.
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Tommy Nobis
Texas
Donny Anderson
Tech
United Press International
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Nobis
Anderson
Arkansas
Glen Ray Hines
Loyd Phillips
Southern Methodist
John LaGrone
Bobby Crockett
Crockett
Dude McLean
Texas A&m
Hines
Jim Vining
Rice
Frank Bedrick
Mike Bourland
Baylor
Jack Howe
Jon Brittenam
Harry Jones
Bobby Burnett
Doug January
SMU
Pete Sammons
Phillips
Diron Talbert
LaGrone
Billy Bob Stewart
Joe Wellborn
Jack Braswell
Tommy Trantham
Frank Horak
TCU
Brittennam
Jones
Trantham
Talbert
Stewart
Horak
Brittenam
Texas Tech
Tom Wilson
Razorbacks
Burnett
McLean
Jerry Shipley
Vining
John Porter
Bourland
Mike Bender
Bedrick
Howe
Randy Stewart
January
Sammons
Bobby Roper
Jim Willliams
Greg Pipes
Texas high school basketball title races outlined by UP I
United Press International lists Texarkana Brazosport Plano Weatherford Bellville Edna Forney Three Rivers as likely AAAA semifinals entrants with possible upsets. Remaining matchups include Permian Dumas San Marcos Lee Bridge City Iowa Park and more across AAAA AAA and A divisions with notable ranked teams hosting unranked opponents in late Saturday games.
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Texarkana
Brazosport
Plano
Weatherford
Bellville
Edna
Forney
Three Rivers
Odessa Permian
Dumas
San Antonio Lee
Bridge City
San Marcos
Iowa Park
White Deer
Wills Point
Permian
Lee
Donna
Nederland
Spring Branch Memorial
Dallas Hillcrest
Houston Jones
Houston
Nacogdoches
Waco
de Kalo
Commerce
Needville
Rosenberg
Bishop
Refugio
Keller
Mesquite
Smithville
Seguin
Lubbock Monterey
Brownwood
AAA
Neutral Abilene
Junior High Wins Dual Basketball Games
Childress Junior High defeated Wellington 47 to 18 in 8th grade action as Dale Inman and Carl Swain led with 14 points each. John Baker and Benny Land added 6 and Alton Smith 3. The 7th grade, led by Alexander Sims with 12 of 27 points, also won 42 to 21 over Memphis.
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Dale Inman
Carl Swain
Childress
Wellington
John Baker
Benny Land
Alton Smith
Alexander Sims
Memphis
Dave Burson
Sims
Billy Sessions
Sessions
Dicky Nations
David Lane
Jo O’donnell
Kevin Wood
Iowa
Pepperdine
Hawkeyes
Chris Perrall
Villanova
Scranton
Bill Melchionni
Wildcats
Melchionni
Heavyweights Johnson to Meet Persol at Madison Square Garden
New York report says Harold Johnson of Philadelphia and Johnny Persol of Brooklyn arrange a 10 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden on January 7. Johnson is a former light heavyweight champion.
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UPI
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Johnny Persol
Brooklyn
N.Y
Madison Square Garden
Johnson
Evansville Purple Aces Return to No 1 Ranking
The Evansville Purple Aces reclaim the No 1 spot in the United Press International pre season small college basketball ratings, continuing their hold atop the rankings since December 1963.
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New York
UPI
Evansville Purple Aces
United Press International
Baseball trades at Miami meeting show cautious pace
At the winter baseball meetings in Miami Beach the market moved slowly with no major front line deals. Cubs manager Leo Durocher exchanged Lindy McDaniel and Don Landrum for Bill Hands and Rand Hundley, a move aimed at defensive strength. Hundley, 24, and Hands, 25, spent time in the Pacific Coast League last year. Separately Norm Siebern left Baltimore for the Angels in a deal for Dick Simpson. Milwaukee Brewers bid for a franchise was rejected by the National League, while Allen Selig kept hope alive for future expansion as meetings continued.
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David M. Moffit
UPI
Miami Beach
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Durocher
Lindy McDaniel
Don Landrum
Sanrancisco Giants
Bill Hands
Rand Hundley
Hundley
Giants
Tacoma
McDaniel
Landrum
Cubs
Norm Seibern
Baltimore
California Angels
Dick Simpson
Milwaukee
Allan H. Selig
Brewers
Braves
Atlanta
Ranger Broadcast Adds Norm Ary From Ontario
New York Rangers announce the addition of Norm Ary of Guelph Ontario to the television broadcasting team. Emile Francis, Ranger general manager, announced the hiring on Monday.
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NEW York
UPI
Normary
Guelph
Ontario
New York Rangers
Ranger
Emile Francis
National Hockey League
AAU Chief Blasts NCAA Over Olympic Team Control
Clifford Buck, head of the Amateur Athletic Union, accuses the NCAA of grave injustice to U.S. athletes and seeks a resolution through a blue ribbon arbitration panel to settle control of international teams for events like the Olympics. He charges NCAA with creating a puppet track and field operation and cites ongoing boycotts of AAU events. Buck says the AAU alone accredits U.S. teams and urges rejoining the AAU to avoid harming world competition.
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United Press International Washington
UPI
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NCAA
Clifford Buck
U.S
Mexico City
Buck
Senate Commerce Committee
Hubert H Humphrey
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Olympic Committee
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Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Hoycott
Humphrey Or
Magnuson
Durocher vows Cubs will play wide open with youth and speed
Leo Durocher returns to managing after 10 years with the Cubs and promises the team will play the same aggressive style he favored with the Dodgers and Giants. He emphasizes defense and speed, notes recent trades for Randy Hundley and Bill Hands, and asserts the Cubs are not an eighth place club despite a weak finish.
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Bill Hands
Lindy McDaniel
Don Landrum
Giants
Leo
Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Ron Sento
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Williams
Ty) Cline
Leo Durocher Returns to Manage Cubs After Coaching Era
Leo Durocher explains he never left baseball though ten years away from managing. He served with the Dodgers as coach and considered broadcasting before accepting the Cubs offer to manage, stressing the choice was about fit and pride in the game. He declares he will be manager, not head coach, and will wear number two as his symbol.
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Lew Andreas to Receive ECAC James Lynch Award
Lew Andreas former Syracuse athletic director and basketball coach will receive the James Lynch Award from the ECAC on December 9. The ECAC will also honor former referee Hagan Andersen with the James P Lyon Memorial Award. Billy Cox of the Annapolis Sailors named coach of the year in the North American Football League after guiding his team to an 8- record and a 40-13 title win over Mobile.
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Syracuse University
James Lynch
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James P. Lyon
Washington
UPT
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Annapolis — Sailors
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Sailors
Mobile
Vermont Picks Van Bennekum 1966 Football Captain
Bill Van Bennekum a 220 pound junior from Hoboken New Jersey has been elected captain of the University of Vermont football team for 1966. University officials announced the choice as the squad prepares for the season with existing players and coaches backing the decision.
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UPI
Bill van Bennekum
Hoboken, N.J
University of Vermont
Matson Leads Aggies In 79 70 Win Over Trinity
Randy Matson dominates for Texas A&M with 16 points and a game-high 159 rebounds as the Aggies beat Trinity 79 70 in Matson’s college basketball debut. Opponents praised his unique blend of power and agility, likening him to a shot put great.
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Trinity
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Aggie
Shelby Metcalf
Boilermakers
Lee de Fore
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College Basketball Scores and TV Schedule Summary
A consolidated list shows East Temple and other teams winning by margins, with several overtime results including Centenary East Texas Baptist and Texas A&M Trinity. Broadcast listings follow with KFOX KGNC KV TV and a late night schedule of news, weather, and sports highlights.
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Auburn
Rice
Abilene Christian
Angelo State
Sam Houston State
Houston Baptist
Oglethorpe
Northwest
KGNC
Roy Rogers
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Fury
Three Stooges
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Jeannie
Get Smart
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Billy Mitchel
KV TV
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Western Republic College
Hamley Baptist Church
Milton the Monster
Hoppity Hooper
Bat Masterson
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood Palace
TV Guide Listing for Friday Schedule Notes
TV listings show multiple channels KAUZ KFDA and Hong Kong movie nights. Programs include The Tonight Show Hogan's Heroes Gunsmokes and Westerns with news Weather reports and sports segments interleaved across the evening.
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Camp Runamuck
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Convoy
Mr. Roberts
NSC
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Weather In Motion
Newscape
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Kfda TV
Gomer Pyle
Smother Brothers
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Jerry Taff
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