Lincoln stars as San Diego routs Boston for AFL title
Keith Lincoln powered San Diego to a 51-10 victory over Boston to capture the AFL championship. Ode Burrell and George Miro led a South win in Mobile with a 26-21 score over the North. Bart Starr threw three first half TDs as Green Bay beat Cleveland 40-23 in the Playoff Bowl. John Pennel won the Sullivan Award as 1965 amateur athlete of the year, after becoming the first man to pole vault 17 feet.
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Calif
Keith Lincoln
Boston
Mobile
Alo
Ode Burrell
George Miro
Miami
Bart Storr
Green Bay
Cleveland
New York
John Pennel
Houston Colts Start 10 Rookies on 1964 Roster
The Houston Colts list ten first year players including Walter Williams a 20 year old outfielder who rose from San Francisco State freshman to major league prospect. Other rookies include pitchers Dahli Coombs Yellen and Bohannon and infielders Jackson Morgan plus catchers Grote Hoffman Paciorek.
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Houston Colts
Waler Williams
Williams
San Francisco State
Colt
Bill Wight
Houston
Colts
Jay Dahli
Danny Coombs
Larry Yellen
Jerry Grote
John Hoffman
Sonny Jackson
Joe Morgan
Ivan Murrell
John Paciorek
Paciorek
Detroit
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Durham
Modesto
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Glenn Vaughan
Oklahoma City
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Moultrie
Dahli
San Bernardino
Calif
Yellen
San Antonio
Coombs
Wally Wolf
Jim Dickson
Jim Ray
Larry Bohannon
Gerry Morawksi
Dietzel Secures Eight Year Post At West Point
West Point extends coach Paul Dietzel through 1971 with a higher salary, ensuring stability after two seasons 6-4 and 7-3. He reflects on near misses against Navy and looks ahead to 1969 as he rebuilds a Cadet program still seeking a win over their service rival.
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Navy
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Dietzel
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LSU
Dale Hall
Harney Takes Lead In Los Angeles Open Round
Paul Harney holds a fragile lead entering the final round of the $50,000 Los Angeles Open at the Rancho Club. Arnold Palmer trails by three, with Bobby Nichols and Jimmy Clark at 210 and Jay Hebert at 211 as Harney shot a 66 to reach 209. Palmer, seeking the $7,500 first prize, carded a 39 33 72.
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Los Angeles
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Art Wall, Jr
Wall
Worcester
Mass
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Jimmy Clark
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Jay Hebert
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al Balding
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Don Finsterwald
West Ellis, Jr
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Pavl Horney
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Wes Ellis Aeenne
Gene Listier
Bob Rosburg
Deve Marrene
Jerry Steelsmith
Don Fairfiela Oeeen
Bil Martindale
Dick Hart
Art Woll Jr
Tony Lema
Gardner Dickinson
Alex Sutton
Don January
Larry Bouchey
Gov Brewer
Bowerans
Thinary
Roy Fiord
Doug Ford
Miller Barber 20S
Bob Duden
Frank Strondon
Ener Owen E
Charles Sifford
Ae Eweese
Jim Ferrier
Liske Guides Hula Victory Despite Mud
In Honolulu in a soggy Hull Bowl, the North All Stars led by Penn State quarterback Pete Liske defeated the South 20 to 13 before 18 177 fans. Liske threw seven passes for 99 yards scored a rushing TD and was named outstanding back as mud soaked the field and tempers flared with ejections.
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Honolulu Stadium
Len Casanova
Oregon
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Pitt
Paul Martha
Michigan State
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Don Trull
University of Southern California
Pete Beathard
Burke
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Ohio State
Paul Warfield
Beathard
Trull
U.S.C
Hal Bedsole
Horses win at Tropical Park and Fair Grounds
With The Horses MIAMI-Morry E. led early and held on for a victory in the $18,500 Dode Handi cap, giving Bobby Ussery a triple at Tropical Park. Shoot Luke overtook front runners at New Orleans to win the $5,000 Mississippi Handicap for the Fair Grounds. Admiral's Voyage paid $13.40 to win the $59,100 San Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita in Arcadia California.
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Tropical Park
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Shoot Luke
Tiger Doumier
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Arcadia
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Oklahoma Visits Missouri Quintet in Big Fight Tonight
Oklahoma heads to Columbia to face Missouri in a key Big Eight clash while the Sooners ride a 65 63 overtime win over Kansas into the conference game. Missouri seeks to derail OU and claim the top spot as league play begins.
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Columbia
Perkins Retains World Junior Welterweight Title in Tokyo
Eddie Perkins of Chicago retained the world junior welterweight title after stopping Yoshinori Tokohas in Tokyo. Takeshi Nakamura outpointed Rick Mogromo in a separate Tokyo bout, with Nakamura earning 11 wins to Mogromo's 12 losses. venue and full details unclear.
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Tokyo
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Yoshinori Tokohas
Japan
Perkins
Takeshi Nakamura
Rick Mogromo
Philippines
Starr leads Packers past Browns in Playoff Bowl win
Bart Starr threw three touchdowns and 259 yards as Green Bay defeated Cleveland 40 to 23 in the NFL Playoff Bowl. He credited doctors for his hand recovery, and his 99-yard pass to Tom Moore matched league records. Lombardi praised Starr's comeback and hinted at next season.
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Marchetti to Quit After Pro Bowl
Gino Marchetti of the Baltimore Colts says he will retire from the National Football League after next Sunday's Pro Bowl in Los Angeles. He notes he has played 22 years and is still in one piece, calling retirement timely.
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Gino Marchetti
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Marchetti
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