All-Star Attractons North South Blue Gray Games Slated Saturday
The North South and Blue Gray all star football games are set for Christmas Day and Saturday. South stars include All-Americas Bill Anderson Howard Twilley Rodger Bird and Tommy Nobis. North coach Ara Parseghian adds Dick Arrington Nick Rassas Karl Singer and Ken Lucas or Don Unverzorth at QB. Series history favors the South 10 6 with two ties.
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ABC
CBS
Ami
Mason-Dixon Line
Montgomery
Ala
Miami
Bill Anderson
Howard Twilley
Tulsa
Glenn Dobbs
Rodger Bird
Kentucky
George Pearce
William and Mary
Tommy Nobis
Texas
Ed Weisacosky
Nobis
Weisacosky
Twilley
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Dick Arrington
Nick Rassas
Purdue
Karl Singer
Ken Lucas
Pittsburgh
Don Unverforth
Ohio State
Sam Price
Illinois
Dave McNaughton
Penn State
Jim Todd
Ball State
Jack Snow
Tarkenton Cox Flatley Set Vikings Records in 1965 Season
Fran Tarkenton passed for 2,609 yards and 19 touchdowns while Paul Flatley grabbed 50 receptions for 896 yards. Fred Cox set team marks with 23 of 35 field goals and 113 points. Ed Sharockman tied season interceptions. Bill Brown topped rushing with 699 yards. Vikings totaled 4,824 total yards in 14 games with 683,497 in attendance.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Fran Tarkenton
Paul Flatley
Fred Cox
Minnesota Viking
Tarkenton
Flatley
Vikings
Cox
Ed Sharockman
Sharockman
George Rose
Bill Brown
Minnesotans
Tommy Mason
Brown
Mason
Gordie Smith
Smith
Bobby Walden
Lance Rentzel
Dave Osborn
Minnesota
Cleveland
Bowling Scores From Pla Mor Lanes Ladies and Mixed Leagues
Readable standings from Pla Mor Lanes show multiple leagues with team series and game totals led by Snapdragons 1703 in Ladies Floral and Swede & Ferlo’s 2080 in Pla-Girls. Highs include Maggie Mitby 456 and Martha Newburg 518 with numerous top scorers across groups.
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Maggie Mitby
Carol Koch
Catherine Bakalars
Ida Poehling
Ruth Schumacher
Sue. Schumacher
Rosella Bassett
Swede & Ferrol
Martha Newburg
Liz Ostreng
Marge Schaller
Arlene Servais
Nancy Winchell
Karen Landro
Henry Jordan Balances Christmas Cheer With Colts Clash
Green Bay tackle Henry Jordan will skip toy play on Christmas Day to focus on the NFL Western Conference showdown against Jim Parker and the Baltimore Colts. He plans a light morning workout then rest ahead of the pivotal game that determines a spot in the league title game against Cleveland.
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Ken Hartnett
Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
Henry Jordan
Jim Parker
Baltimore Colts
Olive
Henry
Jordan
National Football League
Packers
Colts
Browns
Cleveland
Army
Jim
Cowboys Parker
Gether
Hej
Jordan ' Nail
Packer
49Ers
Green Bay Packers
Breathitt Helps Kentucky Sign First Negro Athlete
Gov. Edward Breathitt played a key role in securing Nat Northington's Southeastern Conference athletic grant in aid. The Louisville student signed at Lexington with coach Charlie Bradshaw and President John Oswald present, then his mother approved in Louisville with Breathitt nearby.
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Kentucky
Edward T. Breathitt
Breathitt
Louisville
Frankfort
Nat Northington
Thomas Jefferson High School
University of Kentucky
Northington
George Boone
University Board of Trustees
Four Men Named To U S Ski Team
Four skiers were selected Thursday night by coaches for the U S ski jumping team after a training camp in Duluth Minnesota and Washburn Wisconsin. The picks include John Ballant of Minneapolis senior champion Dave Hicks of Duluth Dave Norby of Madison and Randy Garrettson of Denver Garrettson replaces Gene Kotlarek who declined for business reasons. The team departs Monday for Oberstdorf Germany and several European events.
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Duluth
Grid Writers Pick Daugherty Top Coach
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty named National Football Coach of the Year by the Football Writers Association of America. UCLA rival Tommy Protho of the Rose Bowl finishes runnerup, per association secretary Bert McGrane.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Football Writers Association of America
Bert McGrane
Daugherty
Tommy Protho
UCLA
AP Poll shows team records and scores
The AP poll section lists teams and records including Evansville 5-2 Cent. State 5-1 Southern Ill. 6-1 North Dakota 6-1 Grambling 7-0 Akron 7-0 Phila Textile 4-2 Youngstown 7-0 Arkansas St. 6-1 Abilene Christian 7-2 with a sequence of scores 112 108 102 93 92 59 29 26 25 24.
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Cent. State
Southern Ill
North Dakota
Grambling
Akron
Phila. Textile
Youngstown
Arkansas St
Abilene Christian
Southern Illinois Eyes Big Time In Basketball
Southern Illinois University, an unchartered basketball power, routs Wichita 89 to 68 to move to 6-1 as coach Jack Hartman builds a winning program from area recruits. Athletic director Donald Boydston argues SIU could compete with several top big schools, despite remaining a small-college program and limited major-team scheduling.
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Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Salukis
Associated Press
Wichita
Iowa
Donald N. Boydston
Boydston
National Collegiate Athletic Association
SIU
ISIU
SSU
Jack Hartman
Coffeyville
Kan
Hartman
Oklahoma State
Ohio University
Evansville
Boyd O'Neal
David Lee
George McNeil
Lee
SHU
McNeil
O’neal
Walldorf defeats La Crosse Cooler 62 47 in YMCA league
Walldorf Paper wins its first Senior Men's League game at the YMCA gym as Schjolberg scores 28 and Rich Grams adds 22 for Cooler. Other scores show Dairyland Power 44 43 over Minutemen and Terrace 71 35 over Heilmans with Pepsi Cola 49 42 over Ziebell’s IGA.
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Terrace
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Glen Siverhus Fires 624 Series in Cashton Meet
Glen Siverhus rolled a 624 in the Tri-City League at Parkview Lanes in Cashton Wisconsin. Team totals included Westby Creamery 958 and Farmers-Tri-State 2721 with multiple scorers such as R D Olson 593 and Doug Dickman 559. Other high marks featured Oscar Hilden 592 and Orv Schaldach 589 for Sportsmen Badger Store 2842.
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Parkview Lanes
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Skundberg
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Nelson Mill
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Harv Opsahl
Dean Warren
Bob Erickson
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Doug Dickman
Walt von Ruden
Mike Liam
Badger Store
Orv Schaldach
Jon Torkelson
David Vig
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Jim Chalupnik
al Webster
Saban Named Coach of the Year by AFL Players
New York AP reports Lou Saban of the Buffalo Bills was voted Coach of the Year in the AFL by players. San Diego’s Paul Lowe earned Player of the Year and New York’s Joe Namath was named Rookie of the Year.
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Lou Saban
Buffalo Bills
Saban
San Diego
Paul Lowe
Joe’ Namath
Mary Ziegler Tops Ten Pin With 612 at Lee Lanes
Mary Ziegler rolled 612 on games of 202 232 178 to lead the Ten Pin League at Lee Lanes Sparta. Dorothy Klein had 549 and a 202. In the Men's Handicap League Don Roush posted 621 with a 233 single. Monroe County Bank capped team honors with 979 and 2 699.
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Wis
Mary Ziegler
Lee Lanes
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Don Roush
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Brodie Wins 1965 Comeback Player of the Year
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie named Comeback Player of the Year by AP. The 30-year-old veteran led team to 7-6-1, set records with 30 TD passes on 391 attempts for 3 112 yards, and credited teammates for the award. Tommy McDonald finished second in votes.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
John Brodie
National Football League
Brodie
49Ers
Tommy McDonald
Los Angeles
NFL
McDonald
John David Crow
Rudy Bukich
Chicago
Heilman Rolls 629 Series in Ladies AFL Bowl
Gerry Heilman rolled a 629 series Thursday in the Ladies AFL at Pla Mar Lanes. He had games of 217 198 and 214 for Hilton's Pharmacy, adding to his six sanctioned 600 series. The 629 is a season high, two pins better than Gladys Frick’s 627 earlier this year.
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Hilton’s Pharmacy
High
Gerry Heilman
Sharon Jirsa
Sylvia Druschke
Barb’ Verdota
Jan Wieman
Wynne Gianoli
Penny Mahium
Dorothy, Ash
Lou Butterfield
Betty Meyer
Pla- Mar
Gerry
la Crosse
Tulane Names Pittman New Head Coach For Green Wave
Tulane announces Jim Pittman, 40, Chief assistant under Darrell Royal, will lead the football program on a five year contract. Pittman inherits a 2-8 season after Tommy O'Boyle resigns following a 62-0 LSU loss, aiming to revive the slumping team in New Orleans.
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NEW Orleans
Jim Pittman
Tulane
Pittman
Mississippi
Darrell Royal
Texas
Pitt
Notre Dame
Hadl Seeks Impressing Showdown With Kemp In Title
San Diego quarterback John Hadl aims to outshine Buffalo rival Jack Kemp in the AFL championship game. Kemp earned AP All-Pro and MVP honors, while Hadl led the league in passing with 174 completions and 2,798 yards. Sid Gillman revealed rookie Gene Foster will start at fullback for San Diego as Lincoln recovers from a knee injury. The Chargers swept major team stats, beating Buffalo 34 2 in the first meeting and tying 20 20 in the second.
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Calif
John Hadl
San Diego Chargers
Buffalo
Jack Kemp
Kemp
Hadl
Chargers
Bills
Sid Gillman
Gene Foster
Keith Lincoln
Lincoln
Championship Rules For NFL Playoff Tilt
New York AP reports championship rules for Green Bay versus Baltimore in the NFL Western Conference final. Overtime sudden death is in effect if tied after regulation. Each team earns 100000 from TV and a 50 50 gate split after expenses. Players receive one fourteenth of their salaries as extra game pay. If tied after regulation, the team scoring first in overtime wins.
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New York
Green Bay
Baltimore
Saldivar Named Boxer of the Year by Mexico City Panel
World featherweight champion Vicente Saldivar of Mexico was chosen Boxer of the Year by the federal District Boxing Commission on Tuesday.
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Mexico City
Vicente Saldivar
Mexico
Federal District Boxing Commission
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