Gridiron Terror Tops Alabama All-State Football Selections
Ohatchee's Nunnally and teammates lead gridiron honors with multiple players named to first team and honorable mention. Ingram of Ohatchee earned coach of the year after guiding a six win season. List includes backs Johnny Key and Phil Marbury, linemen Bob Sellers and Thad Spree, and other players from Verbena Goshen Norman Crain and Greene County.
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Nunnally
Ohatchee
Tommy ‘Dillard
Reeltown
Larry Kelley
Frisco City
A Chambless
Meek
Johnny Hyde
Tommy Herren
Woodland
Dan Leonard
Ingram
Johnny Key
Goshen
Phil Marbury
Norman Crain
Port
Chris Davis
Verbena
Gary Hon
Southside
Gary Griffin
Bob Sellers
Ramer
Thad Spree
Greene County
First Negro Players Named to South Squad for Senior Bowl
Six All-America selections join the first two Negro players invited to the 27 man South squad for the 16th annual Senior Bowl on January 9 in Mobile Alabama. Alabama star Namath Schweikert and DeLong headline a roster with multiple future pro prospects.
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South
Mobile
Ala
Dees Boblympic
Hayes
Florida ‘A&m
Bob Felts
Fred Biletnixoff
Florida State
Allen
Alabama and Auburn Signings Highlight SEC Scout Weekend
Owens and Groce signed college letters on Saturday joining Memphis State and Alabama respectively. The Decatur and Tanner High stars, both 17, are among many recruits listed with multiple SEC schools including Auburn, Mississippi State, Georgia, and Alabama across wide positions from back to tackle.
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Decatur
Groce
Memphis
Memphis State
Athens, Golden Eagles
Tanner High
Robert Groce
Tanner
Larry
Grace
Owens
University of Alabama
Charles
Owens’ Forte
North Alabama
J. P. Owens
Fort Payne High
Dwight Brisendine
Jimmy Harris
Brisendine
Auburn
Harris
Alabama
Buddy Hardwick
Sidney Lanier
Mississippi State
Freddy Russell
Steve Bigelow
Vigor
Vanderbilt
Mike Reilly
McGill
Billy Hunt
Coffee
Gerry McDuffie
Samson
Geo
Dick Pittman
Dothan
Taz Fulford
Hartford
Joe At Tark
Mickey Lee
Enterprise
Randy Barron
Dadeville
Wayne Stevens
Gadsden
Robert Park
Ensley
Bob Childs
Steve Clay
Mike Hall
Tarrant
Ronnie Roddam
Banks
Vic Royal
Woodlawn
Frank
Joe Varner
Chattanooga
Andy Cyganowicz
Alabamy
Ron Yarborough
Columbus
Ray Duncan
Dean Patterson
Pensacola
Fla
Deway
Dwight Hurston
Bremen
Larry Ellis
Murphy
Rick Bullard
Sylacauga
Ray Chadwick
Valley
Bob DuPriest
Berry
Georgia
Joe Russell
Lanier
Snead and Rudolph Lead Mixed Foursome at Sebring
Sam Snead and Mason Rudolph with partners Shirley Englehorn and Kathy Whitworth surged into the third round lead of the $40,000 Mixed Foursome at Harder Hall Sebring. A five under 31 on the front and back nine produced a six under par 66, giving Snead and Englehorn a 54 hole total of 207.
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Sebring, Fla
Sam Snead
Mason Rudolph
Snead
Shirley Englehorn
Hall
Rudolph
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Englehorn
Arkansas Tigers Get Indefinite Probation for Recruiting Violations
Arkansas, SWC football champion, received indefinite probation for recruiting violations. The action limits scholarships to 50 and caps two years per football grant, with conditions to revise practices by December 1965. The Cotton Bowl against Nebraska remains on January 1.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Dallas
Arkansas
Texas
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Texas Tech
Nebraska
Tions
Lubbock
Wildcats Roll By Orangemen
Ninth-ranked Kentucky defeated Syracuse 110-77 led by Louie Dampier and Tommy Kron scoring 61 points. The Wildcats improved to 3 victories and 1 loss, while Syracuse drops to 1-3.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Syracuse Orangemen
Louie Dampier
Tommy Kron
Syracuse
Wildcats
Saint Bernard Falls Short In Memphis Narrowly
Christian College beat Saint Bernard 80 79 in Memphis after a late jumper by Gillespie. Saint Bernard led 79 78 with 30 seconds left. Niehaus grabbed 13 rebounds for the Saints as Saint Bernard’s fifth loss in seven starts.
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Memphis
Tenn
Christian College
Saint Ornard
Ean
Saints
Butte
Christian Brothers
Gillespie
St. Bernard
Alabama College
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Bears
Oliver
Crimson Tide
Petesy"” Owens
14Th Ave. S.E
Norma Owens
Jim Taylor
Namath
Frederickson
DeLong
Harry Schuh
Schuh
Oakland Raiders
AFL
San Diego Chargers
NFL
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Jets
Dave Simmons
Bill Curry
Georgia Tech
Jimmy Sidle
Mickey Sutton
Felts
Florida A& & M
Curry
Green Bay
Simmons
St. Louis
Sidle
Dallas Cowboys
Sutton
Kansas City Chiefs
Earl
Serasse
SEC
Justin Mississippi
Taeene Tei Aee
Fesnerees
State
Jim Wilson
AO Dee See
Russell Wayt
Joe Namath
Larry DuPree
Florida
S.A. Ute
Virginia
Tech
Larry Grace
Athens
Katted Bifer
Neadle
Wate Powell
la Winey
Tenn. Valley
Flight Service, Inc
Pryor Fie
Baia
Goodyear West
Sebring
Orangemen
Earl Alverson
Robert A. Mcimma
Birmingham
Christ Brothers
Joe Niehaus
AL Bankers
Valiant
Ryan’ S Tire & Battery Service Corner
4Th Ave
Moulton
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