Three On Each Side Evens Up Christmas Day Battle
The Shrine 13th annual college All-Star game pits six All-America players from North and South teams in an entertainment oriented clash at the Orange Bowl televised by ABC. North led by Ara Parseghian features Arrington Rassas Singer and Price while South under Glenn Dobbs includes Twilley Nobis Weisacosky and Bird. They mix offense and defense in a weight balanced contest highlighting college stars and Shrine Hospitals support. Also Norfolk hosts the 1966 Oyster Bowl with Southern Mississippi meeting North Carolina State on Nov 12 as sanctioned by the Khedive Temple Administration.
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Ben Funk
MIAMI
Fla
ABC
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Dick Arrington
Nick Rassas
Karl Singer
Purdue
Arrington
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
Howard Twilley
Tommy Nobis
Texas
Ed Weisacosky
Shrine Hospitals
South
Bill Anderson
Twilley
Anderson
Rodger Bird
Kentucky
George Pearce
William and Mary
Parseghian
Eiither Ken Lucas
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Don Unverferth
Sam Price
Wilnois
Jim Grabowski
Jim Todd
Balli State
Dave McNaughton
Fenn State
Colts Veterans Remain Underrated After Season
Baltimore Colts tackle George Preas and guard Alex Sandusky, long overlooked by Pro Bowl and All-League honors, head to a playoff clash with the Green Bay Packers as their careers near retirement. Coach Don Shula lauds their durability and leadership while Sandusky reflects on anonymity and commitment.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore Colts
Alex
George
Oaeiner
Alex Sandusky
George Preas
Sandusky
Freas
Preas
Baltimore
Colts
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland
John Unitas
Gary
Rams
New York
Don Shula
Ging Marchetti
Bill Pellington
Shula
Alex Karras
Merlin Olsen
Evansville Again Ranked No 1 Small College Team
Evansville College earns the top spot in the AP small college basketball poll as senior Larry Humes fuels a 112 108 win over Central State of Ohio. Coach Brad McCutchan credits Humes as sparkplug and leader after Jerry Sloan’s graduation.
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Associated Press
Larry Humes
Evansville College
Brad McCutchan
Humes
Jerry Sloan
Baltimore Bullets
McCutchan
Evansville
Central State of
Ohio
Central State
Steubenville
Madison
Ind
Aces
San Dieo State
Himes
Sam Watkins
Louisville
Herb Williams
Centralia
Sloan
Russ Ameger
Darrell Adams
Patoka
Howard Pratt
Shoals
Southern Illinois
Southern Ll
Tua
North Dakota
Aremeliog
Phila
Textile
Youngstown
Tn Abilene Christian
Ally — Anderson
Arizona State College
Assumptions Cheyney States
Fresna
Gannon
Guilford
Indiana State
Amar Tech
Midwestern
Fox
Morris Larvey
Murray
East backfield features three Big Ten players in East-West game
Three Big Ten players John Hankinson Minnesota Jim Grabowski Illinois and Karl Noonan Iowa join Notre Dame’s Bill Wolski in the East backfield for the East West game in San Francisco December 31. Notre Dame’s Phil Sheridan and Minnesota’s Aaron Brown shine as pass catchers from tight end. Evansville rebounds, poll shows Evansville atop voting led by Humes and Watkins.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Big Ten
Bill Wolski
Notre Dame
San Franncisco
John Hankinson
Minnesota
Jim Grabowski
Tllinois
Wolski
Karl Noonan
Iowa
Ben Schwartzwalder
Syracuse
Murray Warmath
Jerry Burns
Towa
Schwartzwalder
Phil Sheridan
Aaron Brown
Sheridan
Brown
Most Improved Future For Frank Emanuel John Brodie Voted AP Award
John Brodie won the AP Comeback of the Year for 1965, lifting the 49ers with a 61.9 percent completion rate, 30 TDs, and 3,112 yards. Seven voters did not name a winner in this category. Frank Emanuel, Tennessee linebacker, earned MVP lineman honors in the Bluebonnet Bowl and drew NFL interest from Miami and Philadelphia as he prepared for pro options.
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Frank Emanuel
John Brodie
Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
John Riley
Brodie
San Francisco 49Ers
NFL
Y. A. Vittle
George Mira
Dave Parks
Vern Burke
Green Bay
Baltimore
Tommy McDonald
Los Angeles Rams
McDonald
Rams
Dallas
John David Crow
49Ers
San Francisco
St. Louis
Rudy Bukieh
Chicago Bears
Amos Marsh
Detroit
Dallas Cowboys
Lions
Marsh
Jerry Kramer
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia
Escar Thompson
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Doug Dickey
Emanuel
Dickey
Newport News
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Frank
Houston
Tulsa
Miami
Jim Brown Wins November Hickok Award in NFL
New York AP Jim Brown star running back of the Cleveland Browns, top offensive weapon for the NFL Eastern Conference champions, wins the $10,000 S Rae Hickok belt with 28 first place votes and 1128 points. Gale Sayers places second with 19 firsts and 100 points, Cassius Clay third with 24 firsts and 95 points.
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NEW York
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Rae Hickok
Brown
National Panel of
Sports Writers Broadcasters
Gale Sayers
All-State honors crown Virginia football stars
Richmond AP reports the 1965 Virginia All-State high school football team chosen by the Virginia Sports Writers and Sportscasters Association includes three Annandale stars on the defense line and two repeaters from last year. Lane, E C Glass, Alleghany, Hillsville, Clarke County, James Wood and others also feature.
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Richmond
Anandale
Virginia Sports Writers and Sportscasters Association
Annandale
Atoms
Bob Shinn
Jack Gilden
Don Greeley
Lane
Rusty Butcher
David Trice
Jim Green
Keith Fisher
E. C. Glass
Chuck Marks
James Wood
Homer Loan
Alleghany
Mac Bowman
Hillsville
Larry Buecker
Clarke County
Kyle Coble
James Monroe
Charlie Sanders
Saltville
Shinn
Ronnie Dunbar
Great Bridge
Bobby Ware
Huguenot
Dunbar
Ware
Bowman
Mike Fordham
Newport News
Jim Wolfe
Gate City
Green
Gilden
Ashley Butler
Churchland
Tim Shively
Bassett
George Henshaw
Midlothian
Bob Asher
O’connell
Butcher
Greeley
Cable
Buckner
Loan
Roger Pardue
Graham
Long Ronk
Patrick
Henry
Roanoke
Dick Dost
James Madison
Benny Sedwick
Orange
Trice
Marks
Sanders
Fisher
Billy Parks
Cape Charles
Joe Bisese
Woodrow Wilson
Lucky Gant
Wake- Held
Steve Whitcomb
Granby
Taylor Edwards
Martinsville
Ronnie Phillips
Grundy
Billy Atkinson
Franklin
Paul Ripley
Hoanoke Catholic
Major Leagues Free Agent Draft Set for January 23
New York AP The major leagues winter free agent draft will be held in New York on Saturday January 23 William Eckert commissioner announced. Eligible are high school graduates past 17 and collegians either past 22 or entering junior year. Last June 421 of 814 free agents signed pro contracts. January draft expected light with under 50 selections. A second selection next month will involve eligible free agents picked last June.
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NEW York
William Eckert
American Legion
Tast
College Basketball Scores Snapshot
Butler edges Oklahoma 65 63 while Youngstown 64 Illinois Wesleyan 2 Kansas tops Ohio State 81 68 Vanderbilt beats Northwestern 58 Bradley 3 North Dakota 6.
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Butler
Oklahoma
Youngstown
Allinois Wesleyan
Kansas
Ohio State
Vanderbilt
Northwestern
Bradley
North Dakota
Citadel coach search stalls with no imminent hire
The Citadel faces a lull in its football coach search with Athletic Director Eddie Teague stating there is nothing imminent before Christmas. The report notes no pending actions at the Charleston athletics office as the holiday approaches.
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Charleston
Christ
Citadel
Eddie Teague
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