Margeson Tops Auburn Headhunter List Despite Injuries
Auburn linebacker Robert Margeson finished the season as the team Headhunter of the year with 145 points from two for a win and one for an assist. He played eight games earning 56 tackles and 134 points while missing two full games with a sprained ankle.
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Auburn
Robert Margeson
Albany, Ga
Margeson
Chattanooga
Georgia Tech
Miami
Mississippi State
Alabama
Roy Tatum
Ron Yarles Collins
Yarbrough
Omore
Bill James
Columbus
Individu
McClinton
Tatum
Flomaton
Buddy McClinton
Georgia
Tennessee
Ralph Jordan
Tommy Groat
Jordan
RBI
Birmingham
Jimmy Carter
Cedartown
Jim Bouchillon
Cedar Bluff
Don Webb
Scottsboro
Lonborg reports knee improvement after surgery
Boston Red Sox ace Jim Lonborg says his first exam after December knee surgery shows a strong recovery. The Cy Young winner reports no swelling, a healing incision, and a plan to wear a smaller cast and start rehabilitation before reporting to spring training in Florida.
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Cambridge
Mass
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Santa Maria Hospital
Lonborg
Nevada
Winter Haven
Fla
Coaches Endorse Punt Rule Change by NCAA
Southern football coaches favored NCAA changes ending the old rule that delayed interior linemen after the snap. They praised repealing the longer wait for linemen and supported other reforms including fair catch signals and banning certain line shifts and clipping.
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Associated Press
Dixie
Southern
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Florida
Ray Graves
Georgia Tech
Bud Carson
Georgia
Vince Doole
Auburn
Ralph Jordan
Tigers
Jordan
Vanderbilt
Bill Pace
Pace
Tennessee
Doug Dickey
Mississippi State
Charley Shira
Shira
Dooley
Dickey
Graves
Dave Davis Named Bowler of the Year in Milwaukee
Dave Davis of Phoenix Arizona was chosen as male bowler of the year by the Bowling Writers Association of America in Milwaukee. He earned top money with 54520 in 1967 and was honored Saturday night by BWAA secretary Hankers of the Milwaukee club.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dave Davis
Phoenix
Ariz
Bowling Writers Association of Ca
BWAA
Hankers
SEC Meet Eyes Loosening Football Grant Limits
SEC athletic directors and coaches press presidents to ease football grant caps in a bid to raise the combined football and basketball limit from 140. The vote on 125 football and 25 basketball grants per school faces presidents Friday after meetings opening Wednesday in Tampa.
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Tampa
Fla
Sutheastern
SEC
A. D. Holt
University of Tennessee
A. M. ‘Tonto
Bryant Count Drops as Tide Coach Reassigns Staff
Four Crimson Tide aides leave, leaving head coach Bear Bryant with 14 assistants. The departing staff includes Sam Bailey Carney Laslie Jack Rutledge Ken Donahue Clem Gryska Dude Hennessey Ken Meyer Jimmy Sharpe Ralph Genito Mal Moore Pat Dye Charley Richards Clayton Powers and Jim Goostree. Bryant unavailable for comment while at Texas A&M football banquet.
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Bryant
Crimson Tide
Sam Bailey
Carney Laslie
Jack Rutledge
Ken Donahue
Clem Gryska
Dude Hennessey
Ken Meyer
Jimmy Sharpe
Ralph Genito
Mal. Moore
Pat Dye
Charley Richards
Clayton Powers
Jim Goostree
College Station
Tex
Texas A&m
Colgate Uplifts Lafayette in Overtime 80 76
Colgate defeats Lafayette 80 76 in overtime after Naceo Giles Dennis Cronin and John Reid help secure the win. Reid scores 21 points Cronin 17 Giles 15 while Lafayette rallys from 16 down to force OT led by Mike Miller Lefkowski and Cole.
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Hamilton
N.Y
Naceo Giles
Dennis Cronin
Colgate
Lafaytte
Giles
Cronin
Bob Cole
Lafayette
Leopards
John Reid
Reid
Mike Miller
George Lefkowski
Cole
Race date switched for $50,000 American Trotting Championship
The American Trotting Championship with a $50,000 purse will be run at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury on June 22, not July 5 as previously scheduled. The change was announced Saturday by AP.
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Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Selection winner Davis nets 85 first race votes on 98 ballots
Davis, first left handed winner, collects 85 first race votes on 98 ballots while 454 of 490 possible votes go to him. Others earning first place honors include Les Schissler of Dover Colorado Jim Stefanich of Joliet Illinois Bob Strampe of Detroit and Wayne Zahn of Atlanta last year.
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Davis
Les Schissler
Dover
Colo
Jim Stefanich
Joliet, Ill
Bob Strampe
Detroit
Wayne Zahn
Atlanta
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