Needs Two Sound Ankles Taylor Not Alarmed Over His Slow Start
Jim Taylor of the Green Bay Packers downplays worry about a slow start hampered by a leg injury. He notes the ankle problem limits his drive but believes two sound ankles could restore his production as the team eyes a Chicago Bears game.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
Jim Taylor
Louisiana State University
Packers
Bart Starr
Bears
Chicago
Twins Share Of 1965 World Series Payouts Revealed
The 1965 World Series payouts list shows Minnesota Twins players sharing $6,634.36 each for a long list of names including Battey, Killebrew, Oliva, Kaat, Versalles, Camilo Pascual and many more. Dodgers shares run higher with many players earning $10,297.43 each, followed by larger sums for select veterans and smaller amounts for others.
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New York
Minnesota Twins
Bob Allison
Earl Battey
Dave Boswell
Jim Grant
Jimmie Hall
Jim Kaat
Harmon Killebrew
Jerry Kindall
Johnny Klippstein
Don Mincher
Mel Nelson
Joe Nossek
Tony Oliva
Camilo Pascual
Jim Perry
Bill Pleis
Rich Rollins
John Sevcik
Dick Stigman
Sandy Valdespino
Zoilo Versalles
al Worthington
Jerry Zimmerman
Sam Mele
Jim Lennon
Billy Martin
Hal Naragon
Johnny Sain
George Lentz
Ray Crump
Fetzer
Frick
Los Angeles Dodgers
Beliveau Leads Canadiens Win Over Rangers in Montreal
Jean Beliveau scored his third goal of the season to lift the Montreal Canadiens to a 4-3 victory over the New York Rangers. Toronto edged Boston 2-1 in the other NHL game as Beliveau continues his season revival following last season’s Cup run.
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Canadiens
Jean Beliveau
Beliveau
New York Rangers
Toronto
Boston
Chicago Black Hawks
Big Jean
Rangers
Navarro Dominates as Crillos Top Crabbers 4 1
Right-hander Julio Navarro of the Detroit Tigers held the San Truce Crabbers to three hits and fanned nine as the Caguas Crillos defeated San Truce 4 1 in Puerto Rican winter league action Wednesday night.
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P.R
Julio Navarro
Detroit Tigers
Caguas Crillos
Santruce Crabbers
California Prune Crop Tops 1964 Yield Since 1957
California produced about 155000 tons of prunes in 1964, the largest harvest since 1957, reflecting strong industry output and regional farming activity. The report highlights the year’s peak production level and compares it to past decades.
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California
Positive Thinker Howsam Faces Big Cardinals Trades
Bob Howsam, the Cardinals general manager since 1964, defends a sweeping infield trade during 1966 build as fans worry after losing Bill White Dick Groat and Bob Uecker for Alex Johnson Art Mahaffey and Pat Corrales. He says he seeks a faster aggressive club and remains a positive thinker.
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Bill White
Dick Groat
Bob Uecker
Phillies
Pat Corvalles
Art Mahaffey
Alex Johnson
UPI
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Bob Howsam
St. Louis Cardinals
Howsam
Bing Devine
Devine
Philadelphia Phillies
Pat Corrales
Coloradan
Ken Boyer
New York Mets
al Jackson
Charley Smith
Braves Award World Series Shares for 1965
The Milwaukee Braves earned $236.06 per man as full shares for the 1965 World Series. Twenty one players received full shares including Henry Aaron and Eddie Mathews, plus manager and staff. Others received half shares or specific amounts. several players received nothing.
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NEW York
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Henry Aaron
Felipe Alou
Wade Blasingame
Frank Bolling
Rico Carty
Ty Cline
Tony Cloninger
Mike de la Hoz
Hank Fischer
Ken Johnson
Mack Jones
Denny Lemaster
Eddie Mathews
Denis Menke
Phil Niekro
Billy O'Dell
Gene Oliver
Dan Osinski
Bob Sadowski
Joe Torre
Woody Woodward
Bobby Bragan
Bob Feron
Dave Pursley
Sandy Alomar
Clay Carroll
Don Dillard
Jesse Gonder
Dick Kelley
Lou Klimchock
Wallie Higgins
Jack Furan
Billy Cowan
Chi-Chi Olivo
Tommie Aaron
Jim Beauchamp
John Blanchard
Frank Thomas
Gary Kolb
New York Mets
Bob Tiefenauer
Iowa Coach Jerry Burns Says He Hasn't Resigned
Iowa City AP reports University of Iowa football coach Jerry Burns denies resigning or planning to. With a 1–6 record, Burns says the athletics board will review his status after the season and asks fans to support the team for four remaining games, focused on defeating Indiana.
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Iowa City, Iowa
University of Iowa
Jerry Burns
Burns
Iowa
Indiana
Blanda Surges To AFL Offensive Player Of Week
George Blanda led the Houston Oilers to a comeback victory over Kansas City, throwing five touchdowns including four in four minutes and 24 seconds. He sparked a late drive to a 17 second field goal win, while Charley Ferguson and Fred Biletnikoff delivered key receptions and yards.
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George Blanda
Houston
Don Trull
Blanda
Trull
Oilers
Kansas City
Associated Press
Jack Spikes
Charley Ferguson
Buffalo Bills
Denver
San Diego
Ferguson
Lou Saban
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Elbert Duberson
Glenn Bass
Bo Roberson
Tiger Special Events Headed By Desmond
DETROIT AP Vince A. Desmond a former Orioles scout has been named director of group sales and special events for the Tigers He succeeds Neal K Fenkell who was named operations and sales manager of the Detroit Tiger television network last month.
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Vince A. Desmond
Baltimore Orioles
Tigers
Desmond
Neal K
Doc) Fenkell
Detroit Tiger
Braves keep Whitlow Wyatt as pitching coach for ninth season
Atlanta confirms Whitlow Wyatt will return next season as pitching coach for a ninth straight year. NBA results note Detroit 108 Baltimore 107. NHL results list Toronto 2 Boston Montreal 4 New York 3.
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Braves
Whitlow Wyatt
Detroit
Baltimore
NHL
Michigan Beaten Wolverines Eye First Badger Victory Since 1950
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn notes Michigan 0-3 in the Big Ten belies its improved play as the Wolverines outgain opponents and aim to snap a 1950 string of losses to Wisconsin. Key players include Gale Bucciarelli out with a barley horse and Chuck Koch doubtful, while Woody Gabler and Chuck Burt lead air and ground yardage for their teams. Stan Kemp and Dave Franck steer punting as Michigan holds an 18-7 edge in the historic series.
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Milt Bruhn
Michigan
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Badgers
Gale Bucciarelli
Chuck Koch
Paul Shaw
Chuck Burt
I Clancy
Steve Wilder
Badger
Dennis Lager
Stan Kemp
Dave Franck
Holding Peace NCAA President Says At Meeting
NCAA president Everett D. Barnes announced the policy council ended a three day session and will withhold further public comment on the NCAA AAU dispute until a five man arbitration panel chosen by Vice President Humphrey is named. The panel is expected to be designated within two weeks following Commerce Committee hearings.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Everett D
Eppy) Barnes
Hubert H. Humphrey
Commerce Committee
Cal Reported Working On Real Big Trade
Minnesota Twins president Calvin Griffith said he is pursuing a real big trade after the 1965 pennant run. Talks include the Yankees with aims at a utility infielder and outfielder, plus possible moves with Kansas City Cleveland Boston Detroit and Chicago. Names such as Phil Linz and players Bob Allison Jimmie Hall Rich Rollins Frank Quilici and Dick Stigman were discussed as potential trade bait.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Minnesota
Twins
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Griffith
New York Yankees
Fielder
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Boston
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Chicago
Yankees
Phil Linz
Yankee
Zoilo Versalles
Versalles
Bob Allison
Jimmie Hall
Rich Rollins
Frank Quilici
Dick Stigman
Palm Springs
Calif
Pinder Hurt Hurts Illini as Purdue Eyes Upset
In Chicago AP reports injuries hit Big Ten teams as Illinois star Cyril Pinder wounded his knee in a gym class incident. He slipped on wet grass while running, halting his season as Illinois pursues an upset over Purdue with Pinder leading scorers.
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Illinois
Purdue
Cyril Pinder
Pinder
Illini
La Crosse Cribbage? 1965 Local Delivery Note
Local newspaper snippet notes delivery on Oct 29 after Oct 28 1965 issue. Contains archival routing and delivery details for La Crosse area.
Frick Aims For Baseball Man As Next Czar
Ford Frick announces retirement as baseball commissioner this winter and says he favors a successor from inside baseball. A four man screening panel will recommend candidates at December Miami Beach winter meetings amid ongoing owner discussions. Frick notes he could stay on temporarily if the new chief is not chosen.
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Associated Press
New York
Ford Frick
Miami Beach
Chicago
Frick
Baseball
Stout Battles Oshkosh for fifth straight win
Stout, the Wisconsin State University leader, aims for a fifth consecutive league victory at Oshkosh Saturday as Whitewater fights to stay alive against Eau Claire. River Falls visits Platteville, and La Crosse plays Bemidji State while Superior seeks its first win at Stevens Point.
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George Kliminski
Thorp
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Dennis Arkin
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Kliminski
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Arkin
la Crosse
Falcons
Associated Press
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Wisconsin State University
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Whitewater
Eau Claire
Warhawks
St. Norbert
Platteville
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Superior
Stevens Point
North Dakota State Keeps No 1 in AP Small College Poll
The AP small college football ranking shows North Dakota State at 7-0 with six first place votes and 135 points. Maine rises to second with 95 points after a 36-0 win over Rhode Island, while Middle Tennessee moves to third after a 30-28 victory over Morehead. Los Angeles State holds fourth after defeating Fresno State 17-15, Long Beach State jumps to fifth, and Colorado Western State climbs to sixth. Florida A&M drops to seventh after a 45-6 loss to Tennessee State, with Tennessee State ninth and Northern Illinois eighth after a 38-12 win over Wisconsin Milwaukee. Lamar Tech falls to tenth following a 14-6 loss to Texas A&I.
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Associated Press
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Milwaukee
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Findlay NAIA Football Lead Stays Strong
Findlay of Ohio holds first place in the NAIA football rankings with 12 of 15 first place votes after a 34-3 win over Eastern Kentucky. Omaha and Texas A&I enter the top 10. Northern Michigan looms next as Findlay prepares for a matchup with the 16th ranked squad.
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Blue Bombers Tie For Canadian Lead
Winnipeg Blue Bombers blanked Calgary 22-0 to move into a first place tie with the Stampeders in the Western Conference. Full back Art Perkins scored two touchdowns for Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers
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Bombers
Mexico Clinches unbeaten title in CACBC Tournament
In Mexico City Mexico remained undefeated winning the CACBC title with a 75 to 72 victory over Puerto Rico. Earlier Cuba defeated Panama 84 to 71 to finish the tournament as a strong showing from the region.
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Puerto Rico
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Ed Lopat joins A's front office as executive vice president
Ed Lopat, 47, appointed executive vice president of the Kansas City Athletics. He will report directly to owner Charles O. Finley and oversee Hank Peters and Alvin Dark, with Dark and Peters serving as administrative assistants. Dark will act as liaison and troubleshooter for the front office.
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Ed Lopat
Kansas City Athletics
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