Tide Preps for Huskers Alabama Baries Auburn Club
Alabama has completed a dramatic comeback to earn a Jan 1 Orange Bowl date with Nebraska. Coach Bear Bryant praised the team after a 30-3 win over Auburn to seal the SEC title. Steve Sloan threw three touchdowns as Alabama finished 8-1-1. Georgia Tech upset by Georgia. Army Navy and Notre Dame Miami results cited.
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Arbanas Stars as Chiefs Rout Oilers 52 21
Kansas City tight end Arbanas, who had eye trouble, caught two touchdown passes as the Chiefs crushed Houston 52 to 21. Star Dawson threw for 211 yards and 3 TDs, while Burrell ran for two Oilers scores. The win keeps KC in the Western Division race alongside San Diego and Oakland.
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Gale Sayers and Curtis McClinton Spark Pro Elevens
Two ex KU backs led their teams to wins as Gale Sayers scored twice for the Chicago Bears in a 35-14 victory over the Giants at Yankee Stadium. Curtis McClinton rushed 20 times for 92 yards and blocked well as the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Oilers 52-21, keeping KC tied for the AFL Western Division lead.
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National League Is Ahead in Draft Signings Across Leagues
NFL and AFL clash in a two league draft bidding war as Nobis Grabowski and Shay top unsigned first rounders. NFL signs eight of its first-round picks while AFL signs three. Several stars remain unsigned as teams pace the market, with key players tied to teams before the draft ends.
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Shay
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Randy Beisler
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Michigan
Tom Mack
Los Angeles
Kentucky
Sam Ball
Baltimore
Gale Gillingham
Texas A&i
Randy Johnson
Atlanta
Iowa
John Niland
Dallas
West Virginia
Dick Leftridge
Pittsburgh
Beisler
Mack
Gillingham
Oklahoma
Carl McAdams
St. Louis
Princeton
Charlie Gogolak
Washington
Missouri
Francis Peay
Massachusetts
Milt Morin
Cleveland
Bill Yearby
Aaron Brown
Kansas City
Roger Bird
Oakland
Karl Singer
Boston
Rick Norton
Miami
Mississippi
Mike Dennis
Buffalo
Los Angeles State
Don Davis
San Diego
Pro Draft Picks Include Kansas Players
Two current Kansas football squad members were drafted this weekend. End Willie Ray Smith and halfback Mike Johnson were chosen by AFL teams Oakland Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs respectively. Former KU players Steve Renko and Mike Shinn were drafted previously, with Renko having left KU for baseball after 1964.
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Weekend fights feature knockout and title win in South America
In Augusta Gordon Lott 154 of Savannah knocks out Mike Padgett 152 of Edgefield in four rounds. In Buenos Aires Juarez De Lima of Brazil defeats Ramon La Cruz of Argentina on points over 12 rounds to claim the South American welterweight title.
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KU Rated No. 8 In AP Cage Poll
Kansas is ranked eighth in the AP preseason poll as the 1965-66 basketball season opens. Coach Ted Owens leads the Jayhawks who are favorites for the Big Eight title after a runner up finish last season. They host Arkansas at 8 p.m. Wednesday and visit Texas Tech Saturday. Next home game is December 7 against New Mexico State.
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