Griese Credits Purdue Teammates For All America Honor
Purdue quarterback Bob Griese, named to the All America team, credited teammates for the honor. He praised blockers and receivers, noting a strong line helped him post 19 of 22 passes for three TDs against Notre Dame, as Purdue finished 7-2-1. Griese, a Big Ten total offense leader, plans to return next year after excelling as a leader and playmaker.
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Weekend High School Football Schedule
Friday matchups include Saakamak at Linton Patricksburg at Worthington Switz City at L and M Huningburg at North Knox Bloomfield at Spencer. Dugger vs Hymera at Shelburn. Saturday games feature Schute at Linton Boonville at North Knox Eastern at Switz City Sullivan at Bloomfeld.
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Lakers End Royals Four-Game Run With 121-108 Win
Lakers blow past Cincinnati led by Jerry West with 41 points and Rudy LaRusso adding 23. West scored 27 in the first half as Los Angeles beat Royal, who had won four straight, 121-108 despite Elgin Baylor sidelined with a knee cast. Bob Boozer added 21 points in his Lakers debut after being traded from New York.
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Metro’s San Juan stint ends amid coaching duties
Charlie Metro reportedly resigned as San Juan manager after friction with the club’s front office, while White Sox GM Ed Short says the move won’t affect Metro’s standing with Chicago. Les Moss takes over San Juan, the eighth manager in three years, as Metro returns to his duties with Chicago. Metro’s work ethic and managerial style are noted, with emphasis on his commitment to family and the team’s off-season needs.
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Russell Alone To Defend Michigan Title
Michigan star Cazzie Russell led a 71-68 season opening win over Tennessee with 29 points while reserve John Clawson added 20 in his first starting assignment. Major early games featured Duke 112-79 over Virginia Tech and St Josephs 96-57 over Hofstra. numerous other top teams posted victories including Kentucky, Nebraska, Oklahoma City, Indiana, Illinois, Loyola, Penn State, Syracuse, Princeton, Miami, Cincinnati, Bowling Green and Miami Ohio.
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Oil II College Scores Across Midwest Matchups
Notre Dame 75 Lewis 69 Indiana 76 St. Josephs 62 Jine's 88 Butler 74 Bellarmine 65 Indiana Central 62 Olivet Mich 111 Indiana Tech 107 Deltaenes Ohio 93 Fort Wayne Concordia 2 Grace 85 Fort Wayne Bible 79 Manchester 100 Kalamazoo Mich 79 Bowling Green 91 Ball State 74 Indiana State 103 Milnois State 87 Marian 78 Hanover 6 Ohio U 93 DePauw 71 Marquette 80 Valparaiso 79
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Local names listed for Indiana counties in terse line
Gary Wallace 65 Gary Wirt 57 Fillmore 88 Indianapolis Cha tard 66 Terre Haute Garfield 103 West Vigo 55.
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Dimancheff Ousted as Philadelphia Bulldogs Coach
In the Continental Football League, Philadelphia Bulldogs president Leonard J. Mercer Jr. announced Bobby Dimancheff was relieved of his duties after a 10-4 season. Dimancheff, a former Purdue player, NFL coach, and coach in the league, led the team to second place in the eastern division after the franchise moved from Canton, Ohio.
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Babe) Dimancheff
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Top college teams land most 1965 UPI all America picks
Michigan State Arkansas and Nebraska headline the 1965 UPI all America teams with 12 players total across first and second squads. Michigan State earns six berths and Arkansas three on the two squads while Nebraska has four. Notable players include Heisman winner Mike Garrett of USC and star backs Twilley and Grabowski among the offensive and defensive selections.
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Mickey Wright Wins U S Open Twice In Row
UPI reports Mickey Wright is the only golfer to win the U S Women's Open in consecutive years, taking titles in 1958 and 1959. Judy Bell shot the lowest round ever in the event, a 67 in 1964, per UPI. Chicago notes QB Willy Wade posted a passing efficiency of 54.5 percent for the NFL season.
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Judy Bell
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Fourteen Hoosiers on UPI All-America Squad
UPI lists fourteen Indiana players on its All-America team led by Purdue quarterback Bob Griese. Notre Dame dominates with eight honorees including Dick Arrington and Nick Rassas, while Purdue and Indiana each have multiple selections.
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Nebraska
Glen Ray Hines
Arkansas
Sam __ Ball
Kentucky
Dick Arrington
Notre Dame
Douglas van Horn
Ohio State
Paul Crane
Alabama
Bob Griese
Purdue
Mike Garrett
Southern California
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Jim Grabowski
Michigan
Tom Nobis
Texas
Carl McAdams
Oklahoma
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Nick Rassas
George Webster
Michigan State
John Roland
Missouri
Bruce Bennett
Florida
New York
UPI
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Jerry Shay
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