Keeling Sets Five Howard Grid Team Records in 1965
Howard College Bulldogs set 13 season records for 1965 led by Rex Keeling with five new marks in punt and place kicking. Freshmen Jim Lovett and Jerry Colvin added four records each in kick returning and passing. Keeling tallied 59 punts for 2338 yards and 39.6 average with eight field goals and 35 points. Lovett and Colvin set multiple kicking and passing records, solidifying Keeling as a career kicking leader with numerous school marks.
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Howard College Bulldogs
Rex Keeling
Jim Lovett
Jerry Colvin
Keeling
Howard
Lovett
Richard Cruce
Colvin
Timses
Joe Milazzo
Larry Wyatt
Gadsden
Ala
Corporal Charged in Jets Bribery Plot
New York State National Guard corporal Earle A. Jolly, 29, was arrested by the FBI on conspiracy charges with Staff Sgt. Winfred Lewis over a $200 bribe attempt involving Jets reserve flanker Bob Schweikert. Schweikert cooperated with investigators. The plan aimed to move Schweikert up a National Guard enlistment list to ease his military obligation.
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New York State National Guard
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Army
New York Jets
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Jets
National Guard
Earle A. Jolly
Schweickerit
Jolly
Winfred Lewis
Schweikert
Calif. Angels to Host 1967 All-Star Game in Anaheim
The Major Leagues awarded the 1967 All-Star Game to Anaheim, California, home of the California Angels, at the winter meetings in Miami Beach. The 1966 game will be played in St. Louis.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Anaheim
Calif
California Angels
St. Louis
Trojan Lineman Hurt In Wreck
Fountain Valley California AP reports former USC lineman Mike McKeever, 25, was critically injured in an auto crash Friday. He was unconscious and taken to Long Beach Memorial Hospital where neurosurgeons treated him in the intensive care unit for head injuries sustained during his college football days.
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Fountain Valley
Calif
Mike McKeever
University of Southern California
McKeever
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Brazil Exports Lead Manganese to United States
Brazil ships nine-tenths of its manganese output to the United States, ranking as the fourth largest producer behind the Soviet Union, India, and South Africa.
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Brazil
United States
Soviet Union
India
South Africa
Dartmouth Coach May Leave For Iowa Job
Dartmouth head football coach Bob Blackman, who has led the undefeated Ivy League champions, said he is seriously considering an offer to coach at the University of Iowa. He visited the Iowa campus and was impressed, though he declined to detail the proposal. Iowa's job opened after Jerry Burns was fired. Blackman has led Dartmouth since 1955 after time at the University of Denver.
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University of Denver
Iowa
Iowa City
Forest Evashevski
Blackman
Baseball Brass Pow Wow Ends On Sour Note
Major league officials closed their Miami Beach meeting frustrated after failing to complete a major trade. The closest near-swap was San Francisco acquiring Lindy McDaniel from Chicago, with hope for additional name-player deals before December 10 when the interleague trading period ends.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Miami Beach, Fla
San Francisco Giants
Lindy McDaniel
Chicago Cubs
Baseball trade talks swirl around majors shocks in offseason
The American League leading Minnesota Twins reportedly offered a five player package including catcher Earl Battey and outfielder Jimmie Hall to the California Angels for catcher Bob Rodgers and reliever Bob Lee as Twins chase a second baseman. Cincinnati Reds reportedly open to trading Frank Robinson, while Houston Astros deny contact over White Sox managerial pursuit of Nellie Fox.
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California
Earl Battey
Jimmie Hall
Dick‘Stigman
Bob Rodgers
Bob Lee
Angels
Cincinnati Reds
Frank Robinson
Ted Kluszewski
Houston
Astros
Jim Wynn
Larry Dierker
Chicago White Sox
Nellie Fox
Chicago
White Sox
Big Spenders at 1965 New Mexico Fair in Albuquerque
Attendance and pari mutuel records fell to new highs at the H day 1965 New Mexico Star Fair in Albuquerque. Officials reported total attendance of 567000 for the 28th annual exposition, beating 1964’s 555000. The 11 day horse racing handle topped 5052926, the first time over five million, with track attendance reaching 91000 versus 87900 the prior year.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Bowl Bound Vols UCLA Meet Today in Memphis
UCLA and Tennessee, both bowl bound and highly ranked, meet in Memphis as the regular season ends. UCLA quarterback Gary Beban faces a Volunteer defense allowing under seven points per game, with UCLA headed to the Rose Bowl against Michigan State. Tennessee meets Tulane in the Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston on December 18.
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Memphis
Flash
Gary Beban
Pacific Athletics
Bruins
Michigan State
Tulsa
Houston
Tex
Penn State
Maryland
College Park
NBC
Tom Nugent
Nugent
Nittany Lions
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
State
Sooners
Giants Lose Two Roosters For Season
New York Giants announce rookie linebacker Olen Underwood and defensive tackle Roger Lalonde will miss the rest of the season due to knee injuries. Underwood likely to undergo surgery Monday.
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Olen Underwood
Roger Lalonde
New York Giants
National Football League
Underwood
Weekend TV Guide of Classic Variety Programs and Ads
A dense listing of television schedules from Saturday and Sunday featuring cartoons, westerns, dramas, talk shows, and game programs. It notes channels, show times, and multiple network lineups with titles like Popeye, Lassie, Bonanza, Ed Sullivan, and Fly-in ads while referencing ad placements by phone.
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Linu the Lionhearted
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Wide World of Sports
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Arthur Smith
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Grand Ole Opry
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Petticoat Junction
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Wells Fargo
Flipper
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My Three Sons
Lawrence Welk
O’brien
Dick van Dyke
Hollywood Palace
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U.S. Farm Report
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Gospel Caravan
Forward In Faith
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