NAIA Names 1964 All-America Football Team
Billy Jones of Central Oklahoma State headlines the 1964 NAIA All-America squad as the lone repeater, with Paul Riley Findlay and Jim Van Gordon Eau Claire State among other first team selections. The article lists multiple backs linemen and defensive players, detailing weights, heights, and school affiliations.
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Kansas City, Mo
Billy Jones
Oklahoma State
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
National Alliance
Naia Football Coaches’ Association
Tones
Jones
Paul Riley
Findlay
Ohio
Riley
Oilers
Sam Houston State
Texas
Jim van Gordon
Eau Claire State
Wis
N. 1
Ted Minyard
Sam Houston
Bruce McLenna
Hillsdale
Mich
Dave Heide
Concordia
Minn
Larry Hand
Appalachian State
N.C
Dave Price
California Western
Hand
Price
Delay in Bowdoin Football Coach Appointment Opens Field
Bowdoin College delays choosing a new football coach until mid January while emphasizing no candidate shortage. Former Polar Bears keeper Nels Corey remains in place pending a replacement, with local speculation centering on Sid Walston and Pete Kostacos. Athletic Director Malcolm Bennett interviews candidates on campus and in New York meetings.
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Northeastern
Sid Walston
Maine
Pete Kostacopoulos
Watson
Bowdoin
Malcolm
New York
Erie Prepares for Weekend Football Title Showdowns
Hotels and motels in Erie Pennsylvania gear up for a landrush weekend as fans travel from Cleveland and Buffalo for the AFL championship in Buffalo featuring the Bills vs Chargers and the NFL title tilt in Cleveland between the Browns and Colts.
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Ohio
Buffalo
N.Y
Bills
San Diego Chargers
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Syracuse tunes up for Sugar Bowl. Krok injured at Pensacola
Syracuse quarterbacks Richard King targeted Floyd Little and Brad Clarke in drills for the Sugar Bowl against LSU. Defensive tackle John Krok slipped at Pensacola Naval Air Station, cut his forehead and will miss contact work briefly but be ready for the Jan 1 showdown.
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Pensacola, Fla
UPI
Richard King
Floyd Little
Brad Clarke
Syracuse
Louisiana State
John Krok
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Sox Sign Skowron On 14000 Foot Flight In Chicago
Chicago White Sox unveiled a DC-7B aircraft and capped the first flight with Moose Skowron, 14,000 feet above, signing his 1965 contract. Skowron, 34, joined from Washington last July and posted strong 1964 stats. GM Ed Short noted a salary boost.
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Sox
Washington
Ed Short
Skowron
Nebraska drills in Rio Grande Valley ahead of Cotton Bowl
Nebraska Cornhuskers arrived in Brownsville and held two two hour practices in drizzle as they prepare for the Cotton Bowl against Arkansas on January 1 in Dallas. Coach Bob Devaney staged drills against likely Arkansas plays and a South Padre Island trip was planned after a Mata moros shopping tour.
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Tex
UPI
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Rio Grande Valley
Arkansas
Dallas
Bob Devaney
Devaney
Cornhuskers
South Padre Island
North Las Vegas youth basketball results from last Saturday
The North Las Vegas Recreation Department reports elementary and junior high games with multiple teams scoring. Notable names include Fitzgerald West Herron Craig Kramers Lager Godfrey Bingham and Diaz across various squads including Lincoln Foy Herron McCall Squires and Hawks.
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Las Vegas
Lincoln Warriors
Fitzgerald
West
Foy Herron
Neo
Craig Kramers
Pay Herron
Lincs
Jaguars
Fay Herron
Quenno McCall
C. P. Squires
McCall Tigers
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Squires Braves
Lager
Squires Globetrotters
Godfrey
McCall Falcons
Squires Warriors
Bingham
McCall Repcats
Jim Bridger
Evansville Dominates UPI Small College Ratings With Perfect Score
Evansville earned a perfect 350 points and all first place votes from the United Press International board, the first time a small college achieved the top rating in the poll through games completed by Saturday, Dec 19. Grambling remained second. Southern Illinois third. Fresno State fourth. Pan American fifth.
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UPI
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United Press International
Aces
UPI Board
Grambling
Purple Aces
Southern Illinois
Fresno State
Pan American
Texas Southern
Austin College
Iowa
Northwestern
Notre Dame
George Washington
LSU
Willis
Whitworth
Lucious Jackson
Philadelphia
Akron
Wittenhere
Carson-Newman
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Youngstown
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United Press International Smal College
Boaneville
Dean Paar
Southern Jillineis
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Eae Anti
Wittenberg
Bas Ee
North Dekota
Hofstre
Westminster
Utah
Warhington
Louis
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Rockhurst
Winston-Selem
Moving NFL Championship to a Warmer Neutral Site
Washington official C Leo Deorsey advocates a neutral warm climate site for the NFL title game. He cites potential benefits like avoiding bad winter weather and allowing TV-wide viewing, noting former owner George Preston Marshall endorsed the idea years ago. Deorsey and Marshall discuss possible venues such as the Orange or Rose Bowls and the impact on Cleveland fans who might prefer TV viewing in warm locales.
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NFL
Redskins
Deorsey
Washington
George Preston Marshall
Marshall
Cleveland
Art Modell
Browns
Florida
California
Dearsey
Press, Zone-Press Outmoded In Future
Chicago UPI report quotes Marquette coach Al McGuire Loyola’s George Ireland and Northwestern’s Larry Glass arguing that man-to-man and zone presses are being phased out as defenses evolve. They predict cycles favor offense and note UCLA's zone-press influence. The trio plan to attend Saturday’s Chicago Stadium doubleheader with Loyola vs Marquette and Northwestern vs Drake.
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al McGuire
Basketball Writers
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George Ireland
Northwestern
Larry Glass
UCLA
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Belmont Abbey
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Fresno State Bombs Nevada in Nonconference Showdown
Fresno State defeated Nevada 91 at Reno as John Bocko scored 31 points and Lloyd Talbot added 26. Frank Bruno and Mike Alivas led Nevada with 15 each, Fresno State holding a 15 point halftime lead before Nevada narrowed the gap early in the second half.
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UPI
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Lloyd Talbot
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Mike Alivas
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Hopp Dies Former Lions Back Harry Hopp Dies at 46
Hastings Nebraska report that Harry Hopp a 46 year old former Detroit Lions full back died yesterday of an apparent heart attack. Hopp starred at the University of Nebraska from 1938 to 1940 including the Rose Bowl and spent two seasons with the Lions and one with the Los Angeles Dons. he excelled in punting and receiving. His brother Johnny was a noted St Louis Cardinal baseball star.
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UPI
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Detroit Lions
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University of Nebraska
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Phillies Farm System Shifts Aligned by Recent Purchases
The Philadelphia Phillies announced that its Arkansas Pacific Coast League affiliate bought veteran outfielder Bobby Del Greco from Vancouver. In the same deal, Chattanooga sold catcher Larry Baughman to Birmingham, the Kansas City Athletics farm club in the Southern League. Vancouver also operates as a Kansas City farm affiliate.
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UPI
Philadelphia Phillies
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Bobby del Greco
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Phillies
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Larry Baughman
Birmingham
Kansas City Athletics
Kansas City
Sugar Ray May Stay in Europe
Sugar Ray Robinson said he might settle in Europe, liking life there and noting people seem to enjoy themselves more though they have less. He will not renounce U S citizenship and spoke of movie offers in Italy France Germany and England after a screen test in Italy arranged by Dino De Laurentiis.
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