All America team picks spotlight Beban Csonka Simpson Keyes
UCLA quarterback Beban Syracuse fullback Csonka Southern Cal halfback Simpson and Purdue halfback Keyes headline the 1967 All America squad chosen by the Associated Press. The fourbacks accounted for 65 touchdowns and near three miles of total offense while guiding their teams to a 32-7-1 combined record.
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Associated Press
New York
Gary Beban
O. J. Simpson
Leroy Keyes
Larry Csonka
Latrslide
Army
Touchdown Twins
Felik
Doc
Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Notre Dame
Johnny Lujack
Georgia
Charley Tripps
Beban
UCLA
Csonka
Syracuse
Simpson
Southern California
Keyes
Purdue
Aroud
Southern Cal
Ron Yary
Adrian Young
Kevin Hardy
Tom Schoen
Alabama
Dennis Homan
Florida State
Ron Sellers
Edgar Chandler
Gary Cassells
Indiana
Rich Stotter
Houston
Bob Johnson
Tennessee
Jerry DePoyster
Wyoming
Hardy
Fighting Irish
Ted Hendricks
Miami
Fla
Dennis Byrd
North Carolina State
Gre Pipes
Baylor
Nebraska
Wayne Meylan
Frank Loria
Virginia Tech
Yary
Hnemah
Hang
Byrd
Young
Seliers
Hendricks
Hobbs
Tom Prothro
Boilermakers
Jim Brown
Ernie Davis
Jim Nance
Floyd Little
Ben Schwartzwalder
Schwartzwalder
Alworth Injured. Parker Retires Shaping Colts' Run
The Ballmore Colts lose stalwart Jim Parker to immediate retirement amid knee troubles. Coach Don Shula hails the move as selfless as Colts activate replacements for two final games. Lance Alworth of the Chargers sits out two AFL games with a pulled leg. Tom Day also placed on injured waivers.
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Associated Press
Ballmore Colts
Jim Parker
Parker
Colts
Don Shula
Los Angeles
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Buffalo
John Tracey
Bills
Boston
Chargers
Alworth
Tom Day
Willie Lant
Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
Solunar Tables printed schedule from Richard Alden Knight shows Major periods lasting about one and a half to two hours and Minor periods shorter. Plan days around times to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover, using Central Standard Time.
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Richard Alden Knight
Baltimore Should Stay Unbeaten
Baltimore continues its pursuit of a Coastal Division title as it hosts New Orleans in a key Week 14 matchup. The article projects Los Angeles to topple Green Bay on Saturday and Cleveland to clinch the Century Division with a win over St. Louis.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
Baltimore
Colts
Los Angeles
Rams
Green Bay
CBS
Cleveland
St. Louis
Dallas
Mexico
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AFL
Packers
Uumlerdogs
Don Chandler
Bruce Gossett
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Lou Groza
Oss
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Mel Farr
Yankee Stadium
Fran Tarkenton
Chicago
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Gal Sayers
Sayers
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Vikings
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Gary Cuozzo
Steve Stonebreaker
Ted Davis
Jackie Burkett
Saints
Lenny Lyles
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Des
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Don Meredith
Bob Hayes
Atlanta
49Ers
George Mira
Falcons
Washington
Pittsburgh
Redskins
Ani Steelers
Sonny Jurgensen
Sural
Steelers
Redskin
Norfolk
Hope Wins Pair From Bodcaw Hope Basketball Night
Hope hosted Bodcaw teams, winning two of the three games. Hope Junior girls won 32 to 13, Hope Senior girls defeated Bodcaw 54 to 38, while Hope B boys fell 64 to 60.
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Hope
Bodcaw
Hope B
Fairmont Faces Eastern Washington For Small College Title
Unbeaten Fairmont, West Virginia, seeks the small college crown as it hosts unbeaten Eastern Washington State Savages at Mountaineer Field. kickoff is 1 p.m. EST. Fairmont reached the final with 10 regular season wins and a 21-7 win over Northern Michigan. the Savages went 10-0 in the regular season and beat New Mexico Highlands 28-14 in the semifinal.
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Boston
Buffalo
Pate
Bills
Sey
Jim Mace
Kafisis City
New York
Chiefs
Jets
Houston
Mika Garrett
Naemoh
van Rath Qabland
Beth Et Faktaad
Pabset
Mabeuly
Morgantuwsn
Fairmont
State
Falcons
Washington State
Savages
West Virginaa University
Mountaineer
Interellegiate Athletics
NAIA
Northern Michigan
New Mexico Highlands
Mel Walker Forced to End Football Career
Wisconsin recruit Mel Walker will play no more football after a Wednesday night injury required amputation below the knee at Hennepin County General Hospital. The Wisconsin sophomore was a defensive safety this season and had earlier moved from quarterback to safety before sustaining the crash that ended his grid career.
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Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Minneapolish AP
Mel Walker
Hennepin County
Louse Pital
University of Wisconsin
Melat AL Walker
Wisconsin
Walker
Win Badin Ers
gMuer
Tin
Sis Walker
Chaktre
Gad
Pasces
Healow
Ackles
Ted Bear
Alex Culisih
Mel
Uneu
College Basketball Scores and NBA Results Roundup
Eastern teams posted varied results with Scranton beating Susquehanna and Manhattan topping Rhode Island. Rutgers, Akron, Holy Cross, NYU and other schools registered wins as college action dominated the day alongside NBA results featuring San Diego’s 118 108 win over Chicago and upcoming games across major cities.
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Associated Fress East Scranton
Susquehanna
Manhattan
Rhode Island
Pride Harness Horse of the Year Award Story
A historical note describes Pride receiving the Harness Horse of the Year honor amid references to Nevele Pride and related figures, with fragmented OCR details mentioning awards, dates, and associated names. The passage hints at horse racing distinctions and race organization terms, with unclear full context due to transcription errors.
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Nevele Pride Harness Horse of the Year
Fragmentary sports and medical notes from a Culver clip
The unreadable OCR segment references Cartlayoe and Pachtett at a forceful event with archery and a jury, mentions E Haley O'lqaan of Mituesute tea phy dle clan, and notes a hospital setting with Walker and doctors. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or dates.
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E. Haley O'lqaan
Blevins Sr Boys Defeat Bright Star in Tourney Opener
Blevins Sr. boys beat Bright Star 48 to 7 in a first round game at the Fouke Invitational Senior Tournament. James Roberts led Blevins with 17 points, Ricky Paul and Billy Smith added 13 each, while Bright Star’s James Wall scored 24. Blevins advances to quarterfinals Thursday and the Blevins girls Face Bright Star Friday.
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Blevins Sr
Bright Star
James Roberts
Blevins
Ricky Paul
Billy Smith
James Wall
Bruins Tie Devils? Ends in Shootout Fray in Boston Night
Last of Ukes Packing in Boston Fans details Bruins excitement as Johnny Bucyk and Vic Stasinka cross wires in a high scoring NHL clash against New York. The crowd of 13,509 watched Bruin stars push to top the East with a 2 2 deadlock against Montreal in a tight, late season meeting. Detroit and Montreal played to a 2 2 deadlock as Mulroney and Setanldt patterned the day with late goals and brace.
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Boston
Carden
Anmaing Bruins
Johnny Bueyk
Whet
Dent Ice Bronco Horvath
Vic Stasink
New York
Bruins
Dastavdry
Bruin
Thei
Montreah
Detroit
Buryk
Milt Setanldt
Hiulas
Coe
Altina
Dag Neat
Bueyk
Peinty
Mayes Panthers
Wade
Eloy Seneth
Opin
Tart Doing Fine But the Oaks Lose
Tart Doing Fine But the Oaks Lose by a tight duel. Feveth Patt firmly outpaced rivals as the team faced a setback in a contested contest.
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Titsburgh
Hockey Scores Shuffle in Weekend Pairings
Detroit tied Montreal 2 2, Boston tied New York 3 3, upcoming matches include Philadelphia at Los Angeles and Chicago at Montreal with Boston at Toronto and New York at Detroit plus Pittsburgh versus Minnesota and St Louis at Oakland on Saturday.
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San Diego
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Los Angeles
New York
Seattle
San Francisco
Oakland
Cincinnati
St. Loui
Philadelphia
Detroit
Montreal
I Teay
Gane Pantelphia
Pate Angeles
Toronto
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
St. Louis
Hockey Players Fined After Fracas at Montreal Game
National Hockey League President Charles Campbell fines 28 players after a bench clearing brawl between the Boston Tradis and Quebec teams last night. penalties total 21,075 with multiple suspensions and fines for players including Monthead Eek Dif and Jeff Jones.
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Montiel
National Hockey Lege
Charence Cympbell
Montreal
Pena
Denek
Vapthiv
Sabtatoh
Milne
Fights Last Night In A News Roundup By AP Desk
The report summarizes chaotic bouts featuring multiple boxers including Freddie Mitunovich and Billy McChakey. It notes wins for some fighters and lists scores and various matchups across venues, with mention of local results and emerging contenders.
Bruins Seek 36th Straight Win in Home Opener
UCLA's defending national champions aim for their 36th consecutive victory in a home opener against Wichita State led by Lew Alcindor. After a last-second scare vs Purdue, fans await how the Bruins perform in the latest test as top teams like Houston and others grab headlines in college hoops.
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Ted Meiek
Associated Press
UCLA
Bruins
Wichita State
Lew Alcindor
Wheatshockers
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Bill Snook
Houston
Cougars
Homie Court
North Dakota State
Elvin Hayes
Texas
Ron Schliemann
Bradley
New York
Madgason Square Garden
St. Louis
Hardin Sim Inez
Georgia
Linford
Mississippi State
Arizona
Texan
AAM
West Texas
Holy Cross Spod
Beban Declines Comment On Drafts Amid National Debate
The report notes UCLA star Beban amid pressure over the draft. Analysts discuss whether the player will express views or stay quiet as national policy and public opinion stir debate about military service and college athletics.
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