All-America First Team Includes Vanderbilt Clyde Lee
Cazzie Russell of Michigan headlined AP All-America selections in 1966 with Clyde Lee of Vanderbilt named to the first team along with Purdue’s Dave Schellhase Kentucky’s Louie Dampier Syracuse’s Dave Bing. Russell led voting with 1,036 points. Lee had 806, Dampier 541, Schellhase 613, and Bing 537. Second and third teams named.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
NEW York
Cazzie
Russell
Michigan
Clyde Lee
Dandy
Vanderbilt
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Louie Dampier
Kentucky
Dave Bing
Syracuse
Dampier
Michigan Ace
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Scheuse
Bing
Schellhase
Jim Walker
Providence
Duke
Jack Marin
Bob Verga
Dick Snyder
Davidson
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Ind
Indianapolis
Washington
D.C
Boston
Farrell
Sea Girl
N.J
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Ohio
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
College scores roundup from Associated Press listings
East region results show Marquette 71 Niagara 67 and Gannon 71 Youngstown 69 in six overtimes. Fairfield 75 Rider 72 in overtime. Wagner 91 Bridgeport 86 in overtime. Several other games include East Stroudsburg 99 Madison and Fairleigh Dickinson 88. Midwest has Chicago Loyola 109 Bowling Green 70 and Michigan 103 Iowa 88. Southwest and Far West games and tournament results listed.
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1966 AP All America basketball team named
The Associated Press picks its 1966 All-America team from votes of 214 writers and broadcasters. Cazzie Russell of Michigan leads as a 6 foot 5 senior. the selection highlights the season and top players across colleges.
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The
Associated Press
Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Chica
Bakery finds iron nail as city inspector visits
DAILY BREAD PANCEVO Yugoslavia AP reports city health inspector visited a bakery and showed bakers an iron nail found by a customer in bread. One baker quipped that the rigourous customer returns the nail while no one returns a lost gold wedding ring baked into dough.
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Pancevo
Yugoslavia
Antitrust Suit Moves Back to Courtroom in Wisconsin
Wisconsin antitrust suit against baseball resumes in Milwaukee as Judge Elmer Roller sets stage for opening statements. Willard Stafford to lead prosecutions arguing the Braves move from Milwaukee to Atlanta violated state law. case could affect Braves April 12 opening and baseball antitrust status.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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Wisconsin
Circuit
Elmer W. Roller
National League
Braves
Atlanta
Baseball
Georgia
Texas
League
Three Way Tie Likely In C League
By Eugene Farley the best balanced City League in years could end in a three way tie among Terry and Terry Construction Co. 3M and Trade School. Terry and Terry is assured of at least a tie as they nosed out
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Terry and
Terry —Construction Co
Trade School
Terry
Morgan County Tractor
Wayne Bowling
Nets
Pace Trade School
Robert Pope
Jimmy Whitlow
John Tomlinson
Campbell
Donald Burks
Jodie Burney
Jimmy Randolph
Tractormen
Arnold Coffey
Harrison
Chariy
Teen charged in Alabama Valentine booby trap case
In Birmingham a 19 year old shipping clerk, Victor Robison Jr, was arraigned on a federal warrant charging illegal manufacturing of a sawed off shotgun. He allegedly placed the weapon in an attaché case as a Valentine gift near former girlfriend Nancy Adams and her sister opened it injuring Patricia Adams. Robison posted a $300 bond.
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Birmingham
Ala
Hollis
Victor Robison Jr
U.S
Mildred Sprague
Robison
Nancy Adams
Patricia Adams
West End
Loyola Routs Bowling Green In Tourney Tuneup
Loyola Ramblers, ranked No.4, crushed Bowling Green 109-70 to finish regular season 22-2 and ready for NCAA post season. Penn State edged Syracuse 80-79 as Clarke led with late heroics, while Western Kentucky, Michigan State, and other top teams posted wins in a packed college basketball night.
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Chicago
Loyola
Penn State
Bowling Green
Corky Bell
Ramblers
Syracuse
Jeff Persson
Nittany Lions
New York
Billy Smith
Bell
Western Kentucky
Middle Tennessee
Dog Bites Postman On Washington Street
Postman L. A. Taylor was bitten by a dog while delivering mail at 913 Washington St. NW. The bite broke the skin on his lower right leg. James Ryan of the City Dog Pound planned to impound the dog for observation, noting it is a small spaniel and may be unvaccinated. Taylor, living at 1309 Magnolia St. SE, returned to work.
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Taylor
Washington St. NW
James Ryan
City Dog Pound
Ryan
Magnolia St. SE
Fog Bank Linger Off Aleutian Islands Most of Year
A dense fog bank remains a persistent maritime feature near the Aleutian Islands for much of the calendar year, affecting visibility and navigation for vessels operating in the region.
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Aleutian Islands
SEC Roundup: Alabama Vanderbilt LSU and Vols All Winners
LSU defeated Florida 86-73 as Drost 29 Brian 21 and Thigpen 20 led the Tigers to their SEC win. Vanderbilt crushed Tulane 97-72 while Alabama beat Mississippi 99-66 and Tennessee beat Georgia Tech 58-47 in nonconference action.
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Ron Speer
Associated Press
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Drost
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Pres Judy
Cats Still First In AP Poll As Miners Stand Second
The unbeaten Texas Western remains second in the AP major college basketball rankings behind Kentucky. Kentucky leads with 396 points and 38 first place votes, while Texas Western has 330 points. Duke is third with 311 points as Michigan drops from the top ten after a loss to Iowa.
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Associated Press
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