All-America picks feature Huarte Timberlake Sayers
AP names 1964 All-America offense with John Huarte Bob Timberlake Gale Sayers at back once and Dick Butkus as lone returning defender. Squad includes Tucker Frederickson Clarence Williams Pat Killerin Dan Kearley and more. Also notes Austin Bears beat Union Hill 53-49 in a late season game with junior and senior squads.
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Pat Killerin
Fisk
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Tucker Frederickson
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Clarence Williams
Washington State
Ohio State
Arnold Chonko
Cosmo Iacarazzi
Princeton
Butkus
Tennessee
Steve Delong
Pete Caveness
Arkansas
Marty Schottenheimer
Pitt
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Glen Ressler
Carl McAdams
Oklahoma
Dan Kearley
Alabama
John van Sicklen
Iowa State
Purdue
Harold Wells
Mississippi
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Manning
St. Louis
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Miss
Talladega
Ala
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Parma
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NFL Signs Butkus and Morton in Draft Battle
The NFL added two major first round prizes, Dick Butkus and Craig Morton, signing with Chicago and the Dallas Cowboys respectively. Each reportedly inked about $200,000 in a bid to strengthen rosters as the NFL held seven of its 14 first-round picks while the AFL claimed four of eight.
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Illinois
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Morton
California
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Cotaco Seniors Rally to Top Hartselle Tigers 65-59
Cotaco seniors overcame a 25-14 first quarter deficit to defeat the Hartselle Tigers 65-59. Cotaco improved to seven wins with a strong defensive effort, taking a 51-40 lead after three quarters. The junior game also went Cotaco’s way 35-26.
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Gary Blagburn
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Decatur Junior High Teams Top Hatton In Wins
Decatur seventh grade beat Hatton 42 to 7 and eighth grade won 33 to 15. It was the seventh graders' fourth win against one loss, and the eighth grade’s first victory this season. Decatur was set to play Austin at 3 45 p.m.
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College Scores From The East To Midwest
Fordham 96 Loyola Mo 74. Boston Col 104 Dartmouth 76. Maryland 83 George Wash 80. Rhode Island 75 Brown 65. Texas A&M 83 South Miss 70. Vanderbilt 78 Rice 49. Mississippi 63 Ark A M 62. Florida St 76 VMI 72. Georgia 64 North Carolina. Georgia Tech 83 SMU 75. Mich St 82 North Mich 76. St Louis U 79 Ohio St 70. DePaul 80 Christian Bros 59. Kansas 59 New Mexico 40.
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