West Favored In NFL All Star Contest
The West is a seven point favorite in the Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum. The East lines up Frank Ryan Jim Brown and Gary Collins at backfield with Charley Taylor Sonny Randle and Pete Retzlaff as top targets. West features John Brodie Ken Willard and Dave Parks with a 49ers and Colts concentration on offense.
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Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
Cleveland Browns
Frank Ryan
Jim
My Brown
Gary Collins
Washington
Charley Taylor
Sonny Randle
St. Louis
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia
Collins
Ryan
Roosevelt Brown
New York
Bob Brown
Gene Hickerson
John Wooten
Cleveland
Jim Ringo
San Francisco 49Ers
Baltimore Colts
Chicago
Gale Sayers
Detroit
John Gordy
San Francisco
John Brodie
Ken Willard
49Ers
Dave Parks
Walt Rock
Bruce Bosley
Colts
Jimmy Orr
John Mackey
Alon
Parks
Brodie
Baltimore
Bob Vogel
Jim Parker
Jaxmen Sign Aggie Stars from Albertville
Jacksonville State Coach Jim Blevins announced the signing of fullback Mike Little of Albertville High. Little, 185 pounds, helped Albertville go eight wins one loss and one tie last season. Blevins adds Little and Bruce Peck from Albertville to bolster the Gamecocks.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville State
Jim Blevins
Mike Little
Albertville
Little
Blevins
Billy Thompson
Gamecocks
Bruce Peck
Peck
G. B. Beasley
Walker Leads Providence To 79-77 Victory Over BC
Providence guard Jim Walker scored 40 points including four in a late stall as the Friars edged Boston College 79-77 in Providence. Walker, 6-3 junior, sealed the win with two free throws with four seconds left after a foul by Doug Hice. The Friars rallied from a halftime deficit and improved to 12-1 in 13 starts while BC controlled the boards and led early.
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Providence
R.I
Jim Walker
Boston College
Walker
Friars
New York
Doug Hice
Eagles
Thei Ad‘vantage
Steve—Adelman
Willie Walters
Rice
Bulldogs Win 17th of Season in 81 63 Rout
Trinity Priceville registered its 17th victory of the season with an 81 63 win over West Morgan. Standouts included Billy Don Sharp with 20 points, Kenneth Speegle and Bobby Landers each with 16. Phil Sims led West Morgan with 19 and Barry Owens added 13.
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Trinity
Priceville
West
Ryan's Red Devils Down Princeton 97 62
Morgan City’s Ryan's Red Devils surged late to topple Princeton 97 62 as Leon Mooney scored 27 points leading the victors. Busby Black Albright Thompson Puckett Hyatt Crawford Barwood and Julian added double digits, while Posey had 13 for the home squad. The junior team also won 63 56.
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Princeton
Ryan
Red Devils
Leon Mooney
Mooney
Morgan
Busby
Black
Albright
Thompson
Puckett
Hyatt
Crawford
Barwood
Julian
Hal Posey
Hill Honored By Red Devils
Athens Neal Hill fullback was named Elkmont High School Devil football team most valuable player at a banquet at TK O Ran Restaurant He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ross Hill Gary Sutton received best offensive award and Steve Wales the defensive lineman award Coach Jerry Gregg presented the honors and spoke of the coming season with a large group of juniors projected to become lettermen Ronnie Davis joins as coach this year.
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Neal Hill
Elkmont High School
Devil
Hill
Ross Hill
Gary Sutton
Steve Wales
Jerry Gregg
Gregg
Ronnie Davis
Elkmont
Kentucky Beats Vanderbilt 96-83 In SEC Showdown
Kentucky, ranked second, defeated third-ranked Vanderbilt 96-83 in Lexington. Louie Dampier led with 26 points while Pat Riley added 24. Vanderbilt's Clyde Lee scored 30 as Kentucky dominated glass 50-40 and shot 64 percent in the second half to clinch the win, improving to 12-0.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Wildcats
Vandy
Louie Dampier
Pat Riley
Clyde Lee
Commodores
Dampier
Tom Kron
Georgia Clips Tulane 81 to 69 in tough SEC win
Georgia defeated Tulane 81-69 in Athens securing a Southeastern Conference victory. The game stayed close through the first half and most of the second with neither team leading by more than five points until Georgia pulled ahead in the final minutes.
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Athens
Georgia
Tulane
Florida Downs Mississippi 79 49 in Gators Home Win
Florida’s sophomores sparked a 79 49 victory over Mississippi as Harry Winkler led with 17 points and Mississippi shot 32 percent. Gary Keller and Jeff Ramsey dominated the boards, Florida outrebounding 53 27 and improving to 8 4 while Mississippi fell to 4 8.
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Gainesville
Fla
Florida
Mississippi
Harry Winkler
Gary Keller
Jeff Ramsey
David Miller
Glenn Lusk
Duke Rolls To 101-81 Win Over Wake Forest
Duke, ranked, dominated Wake Forest 101-81 in Durham as Jack Marin scored 36 points and grabbed 12 rebounds. Bob Verga added 23 and Mike Lewis 22 as Duke improved to 14-1 overall and 6-1 in the ACC. The Blue Devils outshot 53.3 percent to 44.9 and held a 61-32 rebounding edge. Duke led 51-36 at halftime and finished strong before a two week exam break.
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N.C
Duke
Jack Marin
Wake Forest
Blue Devils
Marin
Bob Verga
Mike Lewis
Michigan State and Browns Honored At Capitol
Michigan State named top college team of 1965 after an unbeaten regular season and a Rose Bowl loss. Duffy Doherty named college Coach of the Year. Browns coach Blanton Collier honored as top pro coach. Collier absent at Pro Bowl. Otto Graham accepts trophy for him. Awarded honors attended by over 2,000. Humphrey presents Mr. Sam award to Rep. Oren Harris for DC Stadium approval.
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W. B. Ragsdale JR
Associated Press
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Michigan State
Cleveland Browns
Washington Touchdown Club
UCLA
Duffy Daugherty
Cleveland
Blanton Collier
Browns
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Collier
Touchdown Club
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Sam
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Sam Rayburn
Harris
D.C. Stadium
Ilinois
Jdhm
Grabowski
Texas
Tommy Nobis
Collegeville
Minn
Auerbach
Max Ellen
Professional Golfers _ Association
Georgia Tech Beats VMI 86 73 in Atlanta Showdown
Georgia Tech opened a 16 point lead by halftime and stretched it to 63 37 before a late VMI rally. Pete Thorne led Tech with hot shooting early, while John Partin sealed the win with 8 points in succession late. VMI dropped to 3 10.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Tech
College Scores Snapshot Across Multiple Matches
A crowded slate shows Princeton 92 Harvard 50 and several other scores including Wabash 65 over Oakland City 94 and Butler 75 over Earlham 78. Franklin 8 Vermont 80 and North Carolina 66 Duke. Virginia 0. Many results list regional teams such as Western Kentucky, Eastern Kentucky, Colorado State and Florida State with varied outcomes. Attendance at events totals 25 072 across venues.
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Butler
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Manchester
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Vermont
New Hampshire
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Went State
Wayne, Mich
Milegheny T. Davidson
J. Furman de Navier
Francis
Western Kentucky
Eastern Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
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Wake Forest
West
Stanford shocks UCLA with 89 74 rally in Pacific game
Stanford Indians led by sophomore Arthur Harris with 24 points stunned ninth ranked UCLA 89 to 74 in California. The loss ended UCLA's 36 game PAC-10 winning streak as Stanford never trailed after the opening minute and led 38-31 at halftime. UCLA pressed late but could not overcome the deficit.
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Calif
Stanford’ Indians
Sohomore
Arthur
Harris
UCLA
Bruins
Indiana
Chemstrand and Morgan County Tractor Triumph in Local Games
Chemstrand edged Fruehauf 101 to 81 as Jack Mooneyham led with 26 points and John Mooneyham added 19. Morgan County Tractor defeated Terry and Terry Construction Co. 104 to 96 behind Wade Anderton with 24 and Leon Posey scoring 20. League play resumes Monday at 6:30 in the Austinville gym with 3M and Trade School games slated.
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Chemstrand
Fruehauf
Jack Mooneyham
Jack Mooneyhart
John Mooneyham
Billy King
Parker
B. Owens
Jimmy Randolph
Clayton Carpenter
Hatton High
Morgan County Tractor
Wade Anderton
Nets
Terry
Leon Posey
Franklin Terry
Austinville
Bill Nelson
Gold Cup Race Set for July 3 in Detroit
The 1966 Gold Cup race is scheduled for July 3 at Detroit following a decision at the American Power Boat Association annual meeting. The Seattle Seafair event will take place on August 7.
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New York
Detroit
American Power Boat Association
Seattle
Sloan Honored by Atlanta by Touchdown Club
Steve Sloan named the South’s most valuable back by the Atlanta Touchdown Club for his 1965 Alabama national title roles. Charles Casey named top lineman. banquet next Saturday features Nebraska coach Bob Devaney as speaker.
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Atlanta
Steve Sloan
Alabama
Atlanta Touchdown Club
Florida
Charles Casey
South
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Navy Upsets Temple in 72-50 Basketball Victory
Navy defeated Temple 72 to 50 at Annapolis as senior Bill Radcliffe scored 30 points and Navy shot 63.7 percent from the field. The Midshipmen led by four at halftime and pulled away after Temple opened its defense in the second half.
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Temple
Owls
Midshipmen
Bill Radcliffe
Middies
Area tournaments set for 3A and 4A regions in state
West Morgan Courtland Tanner Clements and others compete in Area 16 at Madison Academy while Madison Academy Paint Rock Valley Woodville Kate Duncan Smith and Valley Head play in Area 14 at Lexington. Region 8 Area 15 at Hazle Green includes Union Hill Priceville Gurley Buckhorn Hazle Green and Falkville. In 3A Region 8 Area 15 at Rogersville Ath ens Moulton Colbert Co Rogersville Hartselle and Austin vie for finals. 4A Region 8 at Florence features Butler Huntsville Lee Coffee and Decatur with no area tourney. The 4A winner advances to the Tuscaloosa meet.
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West Morgan
Courtland
Tanner
Clements
Athens Bible School
East Limestone
Madison Academy
Eva
Paint Rock Valley
Woodville
Kate Duncan Smith
Valley Head
Lexington
Hatton
West Limestone
Elkmont
Ardmore
Waterloo
Hazle Green
Union Hill
Priceville
Gurley
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