All America Football Team Named by AP
The Associated Press announces its All America squad with Roger Staubach of Texas and Bob Brown of Nebraska highlighted along with George L. Sidle and Dick Butkus among others. The team features a backfield led by Staubach and includes notable players from Michigan State, California, Georgia Tech, and Navy.
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Hocrine Frost
Bob Brow
Prem Sparta Weber
Nebraska
Seult
NEW York
Ap-Mary’s
Texas
Cart
Roger Staubach
Minnesou
North Carvinus
Bob Lavey
Dick Bury
Associated Press
Innebucles America
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Jimny
Pions
Burn
Sherman Lewis
Michi
Butkus
Staubach
Sidle
Ehale
Willy Lethridge Oi
Georgia Tech
Dame Bame
Theia
California
Tepester
Teaas
Dave Farks
Aegis
Staubach and Crew Favored Over Army
AP reports amid college football hype that Navy led by Roger Staubach is favored over Army as they meet in a highly anticipated game. Dietzel’s Army squads express fierce resolve, while Hardin’s Navy asserts they are the nation’s top team and seek proof in the contest at Municipal Stadium.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Grim
Army
Navy
Paull
Dietzel
West Pointers
Roger Staubach
Annapolis
Dallas
Wayne Hardin
Hardin
Umy
Eam
Midshipmen
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Guadaihers
Ialary
Mexico
Totton
Worcester
Mass
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Doug Clay
CBS
Stlyork
Var New
Military tribute marks Kennedy funeral game at Navy
The event, held in somber mood, honors the late President Kennedy. About 2400 cadets and 4700 midshipmen attend the game, skipping halftime marching, with a military ceremony and the song America the Beautiful as tribute.
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Kennedy
All America Football Selections Named in 1951
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach headlines the 1951 Associated Press All America team as a star signal caller. Other honorees include Gale Sayers of Kansas and Duke’s War thenenn, with selections spanning multiple colleges and positions across the season.
Millionaire Jerry Wolman Buys Philadelphia Eagles
Jerry Wolman a 36 year old Washington contractor has purchased the Philadelphia Eagles for 5 505 500 dollars a move seen as part of a trend of young millionaires taking control of NFL franchises. The deal awaits INFL approval and places Wolman among other young owners such as Art Modell Dan Reeves Clint Murchison the Bidwill brothers and Clay Ford.
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Philadelphia
Jerry Wolman
Philadelphia Eagles
INFL
Wolman
Washington
Art Modell
Cleve Hand
Dan Reeves
Los Alt‘ngeles
Clint Murchison
Dallas
Bidwill Brothers
St. Louis
Clay Ford
Detroit
Gordie Howe Ends Hawks Skid With 4-2 Victory
Detroit beats Boston 4-2 as Gordie Howe scores twice snapping a nearly four month winless stretch. Alex Delvecchio also finds the net, lifting Detroit to fourth place while Montreal and Chicago lead the league in a series of games.
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Sid Abel
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Boston
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Maurice Richard
NHL
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Montreal
Canadiens
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Ranger
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Red Berenson
Bobby Rous
Deaths and Funerals in Bleeding Echoes of Obits
Obituary notices list Clem Blipries Ary Jeann Kathleen Bit Woodrow Blithin and Cundift family relatives with siblings in Missouri and Kansas interred at Sunset Memorial Cardinal Gardens. Services scheduled at Adamson Memorial Chapel. multiple survivors named across Colorado and neighboring states. Donations requested to Heart Fund.
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Kathleen Bit
12Th Ave
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Thurow Cundift
Holckyw
Jack Cundift
Liberty
Joan
Oliver
Bedford
Jawa
Mra
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Gillette
Wye
Jake Harmond
Kantay City
Sut
Sthehand
Mary Charlene
Weat
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Tin Alot
Adamson Memorial Chapel
Loveland
Garden City
Sunset
Mijtitrial Gardens
McCartney James W. McCartney
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Ruby B. McCartney
Mis
Alda McCartney
Amarillo
Tex
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Maaine
Vieftaus
Brigesdale
Mark McCartney
Long Beach
Cathe
Daniel McCartney
San ' “Ay
Ore
Thomas Medart- Bey
Herthoud
Mes
Mary Claycomb
Albu~querqua
College basketball scores roundup from Associated Press
EAST Juniata 2 Lack Haven 60 MIT a2 Trinity Conn 81 Mhaca 74 St. Lawrence 62 Patersonaie 7A Shelton 60 UTH Georgia 87 Clemson 8 Centenary 7 Tex Chris Yi if La State 66 So Methodist Loyola New Orleans 72 So Miss 69 Catholic 69 Baltimore 56 Randolph Macon 8 Richmond Pro 65 American 55 Mt Maryas Ea MIDWEST DePauw 78 Idzha State 67 Thomas 62 Loras 3 Augsburg 87 Olaf Minn Morcis 3 Northwest-S point Southern Dakota 91 Lionx Falls 76 Kirksville 74 Quincy 72 SOUTHWEST Texas ARM EL Houston 58 Corpus Christi de St Marys Texas 60 South West Texas 39 FAR WEST Cal Poly Pomona 99 Oceano 6 Cal State fenta Barbara 89 Long Beach 4 Idaho 60 Northwest Nazarene 7 Los Angeles Pacific 70
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UTH
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Centenary
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Long Beach
Idaho
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Life
Celtics Fall To Royals In Second Loss Of Season
The Boston Celtics lost 118-108 to the Cincinnati Royals as Oscar Robertson scored 48 points and Jerry Lucas added 21. The defeat narrows Boston's division lead to 3 1/2 games, with Cincinnati showing potential to threaten the Celtics. Other NBA notes mention St. Louis and Philadelphia trades and ownership reshuffles affecting teams and players.
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National Basketball Association
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Jerry Kucas
Royals
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Adelphia
Air Force faces Colorado in Falcon Stadium showdown
Air Force Academy hosts Colorado at 12 30 p m as Crowder seeks a bold late season run. Colorado arrives 2 7 this year amid three straight losses and a wary offense as Air Force aims to spoil bowl plans in a high stakes matchup.
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Aead
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Kennedy
Eddie Crowder
Buffaloes
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Terry Isaacson
Bill Harris
Southern California
Rose
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Nebraska
Browns Lions Game Slated For Sunday
A Browns versus Lions matchup is scheduled for Sunday. The article notes preparations by both teams and game day logistics at the stadium.
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Browns
Lions
Henry Erbes Lands Two Northern Pike At Lake Channel
Henry W. Erbes of 425 oth St enjoyed a fishing thrill at Boyd Lake near Loveland. The retiree landed two large northern pike, measuring 26 and 22 inches and weighing 74 pounds combined.
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Loveland
Browns Face Lions In Key Cleveland-Central clash
Sunday action sees Cleveland attempting to end a jinx against Detroit as both teams seek a foothold in the Eastern Conference. The Browns must win in Detroit to move up while giants and Steelers chase top spot with Cowboys and Bears looming in tough upcoming games. The report also notes Atlanta to San Francisco and a fishing anecdote about a Sinch minnow.
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On Tap With Preps Friday Schedule Summary
Northern action features Aurora Hinkley at Greeley and several non conference games across Fort Collins Boulder Aurora Central Loveland Sterling and more. Wrestling events include Brush at Greeley Valley High at Adams City and other non conference matches with Fort Lupton Boulder and Denver area foes.
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Greeley
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Boulder
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Loveland
Sterling
Fort Morgan
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Von-Conference College High
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Wiggins
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Roosevelt
Mapleton
Berthoud
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Wellington
Laporte
Ste Park
Lafayette
Thornton
Brighton
Yuma
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Fort Li
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Washington
iTri-Valley
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Aurora Hink
Denver South
Alameda
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