San Diego Final Poll shows SDSU atop small college rankings
The Associated Press poll lists San Diego State leading a top ten of small colleges for the 1967-68 season, with Kentucky Wesleyan, Indiana State, Trinity Tex, Akron, Evansville, Cheyney State, Winston-Salem, Southwestern La, and Long Island University following. The ballot reflects 12 voters scoring through last Saturday with SDSU earning three first place votes and 52 points.
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Associated Press
San Diego State
Kentucky Wesleyan
Southern Illnois
Louisiana
Bulldogs
Lafayette
North Texas State
Baylor
Indiana State
Trinity
Tex
Akron
Evansville
Chayney State
Winestof
Salem
Long Island University
Southern
U.S. Basketball Writers Association
San Diego St
Cheyney State
Winston-Salem
Southwestern la
Long Island U
Lamonica Named AFL Player of the Week
Daryle Lamonica of the Oakland Raiders earned AFL Offensive Player of the Week after a 42-21 win over San Diego. He threw 21 of 34 for 349 yards and four touchdowns, lifting Oakland toward its first Western Division title in the AFL.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Daryle Lamonica
Buffalo
Lamonica
Oakland Raiders
San Diego
Raiders
Linebacker Bruce Portillo Star of Week for SMU
SMU defeated Texas Christian 28-14 as quarterback Mike Livingston threw for 323 yards and three touchdowns. Linebacker Bruce Portillo, a 190-pound Irving, Texas sophomore, made nine tackles, assisted on 10, recovered a fumble, and intercepted two passes earning AP Linebacker of the Week honors. Coach Hayden Fry called Portillo’s performance one of many this season.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Mike Livingston
Bruce Portillo
Portillo
Irving
Tex
TCU
SMU
Livingston
Hayden Fry
Mustang
Fry
Solunar Tables Schedule for Hunting and Fishing Times
Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight provide daily Major and Minor periods to guide fishing and hunting. Major periods begin at shown times and last about one hour and forty five minutes to two hours, while Minor periods are shorter. Central Standard Time applies.
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Richard Alden Knight
Beaty Wings on the Soaring Hawks Return to Form
Zelmo Beaty, 27, is back from knee issues with a 22.3 ppg pace for the St. Louis Hawks, who lead the Western Division at 22-7. The 6-9 center describes overcoming fear after surgery and aims to keep contributing as he recovers fully. Also across the NBA and college circuits, results and schedules from ABA, college, and high school games are listed.
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Charlie Barouh
Associated Press Sports Ater
ST. Louis
Zelmo Beaty
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Prairie View A&m College
Hawks
Big Z
Beaty
Seattle
Chedits
Leneny
Wilkens
Sly Seoter
Paget
Lenny
Cseerhiods
Wilkeng
Passeo Medmie
Hope Teams to Host Bodcaw Basketball Tripleheader
Hope High hosts Bodcaw at Jones Field House with three games led by Jr. Girls at 6:00 p.m. The Lady Cats seek consistency after a 61 38 win over Prescott and aim to improve free throw accuracy. Bobcats and Jr. Gibs hope for first wins as coach Gibsons notes stronger defense.
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Ralph Bouton
Lady Cats
Bobcats
Prescott
Jones Field House
Noriation
Bodcan
Charlotte Gibeson
Jr. Gibs
Lizards
Cale
Joe Austin
Bobcat
Wayne Norvell
Wayne
Hope High
Unseld Leads Louisville Past Kansas In Key Clash
Louisville 5741 over Kansas at Lawrence in front of 17000. Westley Unseld scored 20 and grabbed key rebounds including a late decisive free throw. Be ard matched 20 as the Cardinals pulled away. coach John Droms praised Unseld's impact and zone defense. Other top teams won with UNC, Kentucky, Duke and more posting wins.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Westley Unseld
University of Louisville
Cardinals
Kansas Jayhawks
Lawrence
Kan
Jayhawks
Unseld
Kansas
Owens
Louisville
North Carolina
Kentucky
Larry Miller
Kent State
Kent
Doug Grayson
Xavier
Ohio
Phil Argento
Adolph Rupp
Rupp
Phog Allen
Duke
Steve Vanlenberg
Michigan
Ann Arbor
West Virginia
St. John's
New York
Jim Lewis
Southern Methodist
Magara
Villa Madonna
Jeph Calvin Murphy
North Carolina State
Maryland
New Mexico
Pepperdine
Utah State
Montana State
Chicago Loyola
Eastern Michigan
California
St. Mary's Gaels
Minnesota Indiana Battle For ABA Lead In Overtime
Minnesota and Indiana pressed for the ABA Eastern Division lead with overtime wins. Minnesota beat New Orleans 113 110 in OT and Indiana defeated Kentucky 100 97 after an extra period. Other ABA results: Anaheim 124 Houston 100. NBA scores: Los Angeles 136 Baltimore 125. Philadelphia 108 Cleveland 107. Boston 119 New York 115. Detroit 195 Chicago 121. Mel Daniels contributed in overtime for Minnesota.
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ABA
Anaheim
Houston
Minnesota
New Orleans
Indiana
Kentucky
Associated Press
American Basketball Association
Muskles
Pacers
Anahelm
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cliciandti
Boston
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Mel Daniels
Muskies
Bryduninger
Utne
Bob Netulicky
Colonels
Mandy Myhaffa
Millwood Information Forecast and Lake Conditions
Millwood Information provides the forecast and lake data including steady elevation at 254.04 and Talfwater at 3a 06. The report lists fishing visitation, weekly totals, gate status, and mosquito control effort with 800 units noted.
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C.F.S
Object Is Only to Win Games Says Rams Coach
Los Angeles Rams coach George Allen emphasizes victory as the objective for 1967, noting the defending star players and rookies impacting the season. He cites Les Josephson, Dick Bass, Bernie Casey, and Roman Gabriel as key contributors while contrasting playoff stakes with Baltimore Los Angeles on Dec. 17.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
Kansas City
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Athletics
Oakland
Allen
Green Bay
Coliseum
Rams
Baltimore
New Orleans
Packers
Los Angeles
Les Josephson
Dick Bass
Tommy Mason
Bernie Casey
San Francisco
Atlanta
Kelly Leroy Leads Browns Star Power In 1965 NEA Profile
Kelly Leroy, a Browns standout known for punt returns, became a top NFL rushing contender in 1965. The article notes his rise from a overlooked back to a leading rushing figure, compares him to stars like Gayle Sayers, and recalls his early Cleveland games behind Jim Brown. It highlights Leroy’s size, speed, and potential to reach 1,000 yards in a season, with mentions of teammates and the Browns’ 1965 championship context.
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Cleveland
NEA
Warren Lahr
Cleveland Browns
Warren
Kelly Leroy Kelly
Lahr
Heros Kelly
Fle
National Football League
Lerus
Gayle Sayers
Dick Hass
Miki
Garrett
Crist
Jim Brown
Groenthal
Touthall
Baeds
Cleveland Meser
Ike Lahr
Leroy
Brown
Lidle
Ladd Yard
Crate
Steve van Hien
Iin Brown
Joe Perry
Jimmy Taslor
Kelly
Marat
Buddy Yeu
bin Ty de Browns
New York
Davison
Tandine
Batecan Assy
Dickey Ranks High in Grid Scoring
York area summary notes Dickey leading in grid scoring with tallies across rushing receiving and yardage. Mentioned are Purdue players Rosdeepth Asian parsers Patan Mus. Toledo and Arkaisar various stats including long returns and punt kickoff duties.
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Dickey
YORK
Geray
Purdue
Arkaisar
Slingsch
Yura
Wes Owen
Ariana State
Keyes
Taup
Odete San Ally Rt
Eyliun
Ang
Shrine Game East Team Selections Highlight Roster
East squad picks include players from multiple colleges and regions for the Shrine Game. Notable names and schools surface across the roster as the selection process moves forward toward game week.
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East
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Michigan State
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George Webster
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Washington Redskins
Mattimore
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Los Angeles Basket
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