SWTS Names 1964 AP Little All-America Team
The Associated Press selects 22 college stars for its Little All-America team, led by tackle Alphonse Datson of Grambling and including Willivan Furles of Shemiments State, John Crefourt Smith of Marvin State, and Paul Burles of Willamette. The offense and defense platoons mark the first split since 1955, with Witt Engler’s Charles Green highlighted as quarterback and a roster of seniors and juniors from multiple schools.
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Harrold Claassen
NEW York
Associated Press
Alphonse Datson
Grambling
Ane Wedehs
Willivan Furles
Shemiments State
Marvien? State
Paoher Burles
Willamette
Smith
Burles
Pacific Coast Area
Charles Green
Wittenberg
Ohio College
West Milton
Ohio
Phich School
Wittenders
Werald Allen
Omaha
William Cline
East Curaling
Randy Schultz
State College of Iowa
Otis Rasler
Prairie View
Tona Mitchell
Bucknell
Foam Svratsers
Arkansas State
Walter Johnson
Tos Saveles State
Norman Musser
Linfield
Johnson
Cole
Jerry Cole
Southwest Texas State
Eis
Milton Morin
Massachusetts
Dave Jauquet
St Norbert
Dale Lindsey
Western Kentucky
Javas Pastorini
Santa Clara
Dick Giessuebel
Upsalas
Robert Hardy
Washburn
Jerry Harris
Chattanooga
Jimbo Pearson
Middle Tennessee
NCAA
Boxer Williams Wounded In Shooting Faces Six Month Return
Proctors said the heavyweight contender Williams remains in critical condition after a police shooting incident. Doctors expect he could be out of the hospital in about 80 days and back in the ring within six months, barring complications. Police charged Williams with drunken driving and related offenses as the investigation continues.
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Cleveland
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Patra
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Witten Fb
Waiarrys
Willianmis
Hugh Benbow
Sid
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Mae
Barbose
Benbow
Percy Dayne
Ble
Willams
Denbow
Porokcht
Mp Agail
Tedd
Hight Regional Class B Champs Named by Associated Press
Regional Class B football champions will be named this week after eight district titles were decided last week. Sundown meets San Angelo area rivals in the regional finals with Palaciosville’s streak noted and several matchups set including Sundown against Tapiaville and Saint Jo vs Whitewright.
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Texas
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Dors
Armams
Tesany
Palacesville
Hedder
Pfihiverville
Heattomen
Bovinanu
Grand Falls- Royal de Wheeler
Matador
Robert Lee II
Throckdorton
Saint Jo
Anna Whitewright
Masbank
Hawkins
New Dianna
Carlisle
Beckwille
Mildred
Godley
Crawford
Vaile
Eden
Cowboys Draft Wast and Walker Form Rice Linebacker Tandem
Dallas selected Rice linebackers Joussell Wast and Malcolm Walker in the NFL draft boosting the Cowboys linebacking corps. Wast measures 6 4 and 228 pounds and joined as the second drafted player signed after tackle Jethro Pugh from Elizabeth City State. Texas A&M reports six physical education majors on its 60 man squad.
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Dallas
Roy Rogers to Fight Tonight in Houston Boxing Card
In Houston Roy Rogers enters a main event at the Houston Boxing Club card as Herring, 22 3 pro, remains inactive since last March loss to Zora dooelley. Rogers fights his way up from the pro ranks while Hinaimaru vies for top contender status in Tad's title.
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Houston Boxing Club
Herring
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Rovers
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Fac Tad
NBC Denies Sun Bowl Selection Report
NBC denied a report that the Sun Bowl selections had been made. A spokesman said no teams had been picked for any bowl and noted the Albuquerque origin of the rumor. The University of New Mexico finished 6 2 and shared the WAC title.
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Sun
New York
Sanepal Broadcasting Co
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Sam Bowim
Albuquerque
Universityof New Moxico
Michigan UCLA Open Season with Early Tests Amid Top Contenders
The AP pre season poll ranks Michigan 11 and UCLA 2 as the season opens. Michigan led by Bill Buntin and Cayvie Puassell hosts Belmont State before meeting Duke, while UCLA aims for a third straight win after last season’s title, facing Illinois then Indiana State. Coaching debuts dot the slate with Valenti at Oregon State, Dee at Notre Dame, and Miller at Iowa State among others.
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UCLAL
Associated Press
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Bill Buntin
Cayvie Puassell
Brek
Bel State
Blue Devils
Duke
Michigan
Kansas City
UCLA
Hlinois
Hhni
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Bruins
Walt Hazzard
Gath Goodrich
Fred Goss
Ucla Hve
Wichita
Davidson
Vanderbilt
T. Syracuse
Kansas State
San Francisco
St: Lo
St. John's
New York
Paul Valenti
Oregon State
Johnny Dee
Notre Dame
Ralph Miller
Towa
Oregon
State
Lewis
South Dakota
Hayes Won't Attend Havana Sports Festival
Florida A and M star Bob Hayes will skip a Havana festival invitation due to academic requirements and travel conflicts. Coach Jake Gaither said Hayes, Olympic gold medalist for the 100 meters and 4x100 relay, was en route to a White House luncheon in Washington when the notice arrived.
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Tokyo
Washington
White House
Johnson
Jake Gaither
Kian
Havana
Hives
Fidel Castro
AAU
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Swaffar Returns To Glasses At Oklahoma State
Swaffar, the 6 foot 9 player, returned to class at Oklahoma State after an arm reimplantation operation following an accident in OSU laundry. He was treated in Oklahoma City and later returned to Stillwater. He attended the football game press box and basketball practice briefly over the weekend.
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Stillwater
Okla
Bob Swaffar
Oklahoma State University
Swaffar
OSU
Oklahoma ‘City
Swaffaro
Ther University
Ray
Oklahoma State
Crowley proposes cooperative sanctioning policy for track
Wilfred H. Crowley president of the United States Track and Field Federation asks AAU president Kay Mahoney for a December 16 Chicago meeting to explain a cooperative policy and broadened program. Excerpts note the federation seeks shared jurisdiction in open domestic meets and cites past truce negotiations around Olympic Games.
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Houston
Tex
Wilfred H. Crowley
United States Track and Field Federation
American Athletic Union
Crowley
Thea Telegram
Kay-Hhret Mahoney
AAU
Chicago
Mahoney
Federation
Amateur Athletic Union
Dee
Douglas
MacArthur
Aauc
Margin sets record in Colonial Invitational golf
Fort Worth Texas report notes the greatest victory margin in Colonial Invitational history. Chandler Harper defeated Don Finsterwald by eight strokes in 1955, establishing a benchmark for the event.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Chandler Harper
Don Finsterwald
Tennessee Whiskey 90 Proof by Choice Distilled and Bottled
Tennessee whiskey 90 proof by choice distilled and bottled by Jack Daniel Distillery Lynchburg Tenn is described with emphasis on origin and brand provenance. The source notes Lynchburg population 334 and catalogs production details.
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Jack Daniel
Lynchburg
Tenn
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