Brahaney and Lisemore Honored on AP Elite Grid Squad
The AP selects a 22-player Elite squad with Brahaney and Lisemore among the linemen. Notables include Nebraska’s Beasley and Rodger, Oklahoma, Georgia Tech, Notre Dame, Michigan, and Texas players. The group features 17 seniors and five juniors, plus second team honorees across offense and defense.
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Brahaney
Lisemore
John Vella
Califor
Inia
Wards Regie McKenzie
Michcan
Royce Smith
Nebraska
Okla iGeorgia
Tom Blahahama
Michigan
Auburn
New
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Jive
Beasley
Sisemaare
Plainview
Midland
Doug Kineshter
Min
Nesota
Walt Patulski
Tavkiesiiebhart
Georgia Tech
Jerry Lisemore
Texas
Clarence Ellis
Tennessee
Bobby Majors
Tom Myers
Syracuse
Majoras
Myers
Charles Young
Southern Cal
Johnny Rodgers
Dave Joyner
Penn State
Tom Luken
Purdue
Gordon Gravella
Brigham Young
John Hannah
Alabama
Tom del
Kenie Jackson
Duke
Robert Popelka
Southern Methodist
Mainord Named Ranger Mentor
Ranger Junior College names Carlos Mainord as head football coach succeeding term with the college confirming. Mainord joined Ranger two years ago from Texas Tech where he coached freshmen in 1968 69 and began coaching at McMurry in 1966.
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Ranger
Carlos Mainord
Kangers
Jack Elsom
Mainord
Texas Tech
Tech
McMurrry
All Americas Offense and Defense Teams Listed
A dense list of players by position and school appears, naming many colleges across the nation. The compilation includes players such as Pat Sullivan Auburn Ed Marinaro Cornell Greg Pruitt Oklahoma and Riley Odoms Houston, with numerous others from Nebraska Oklahoma Southern California and Texas.
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Wong Kingsriler
Minnesota
Richfield
Minn
Wise Hecaver
Jerry Beasley
Auburn
Henior
Montgomery
Als
Jerry Sisemore
Texas
Plainview
Tex
John Veila
Southern California
van Ouye
Calf
Euarne
Readie McKenzie
Michigan
Highland Park
Mich
Joyce Smith
Georgia
Savannah
Tom Trahaney
Oklahoma
Midland
Pat Sullivan
Birmingham
Ala
Ed Marinaro Cornell
New Milford
N.J
Weil Matewell
Pens Blaze
Kalem
Greg Pruitt
Houston
Smylie Gebhart
Georgia Tech
Meridian
Mias
Walt Patulski
Notre Dame
Ais
Liverpool
N.Y
Larry Jacobson
Nebraska
Sioux Falls
Mel Bona
Toledo
Benier
Rich Glover
Jersey City
Dave Chaney
San Jose State
Greenfield
Cali
Jett Slemon
Branford
Bakersfield
Calif
Mike Taylor
Wyandotte
Hatch
Clarence Ellis
Grand Rapids
Bobby Majors
Tennessee
Sewanee
Tenn
Tom Divers
Syracuse
New Britain
Gonn
Rod — Charlies Young
Southern
Johnny Rodg
Edraska
Dave Joyner
Pens State
Easels
Rend
Gravelle
Brigham Oance Young
John Hannah
Alabama
Davidson Sets Rebounding Mark in WT Buffaloes Win
West Texas State University Buffaloes beat Ft. Lewis State Raiders 100-78 in Amarillo. Senior Steve Davidson secured 32 rebounds, breaking the previous single game record of 23. Freshman Gerald Carter led Ft. Lewis with 38 points on eight field goals.
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Amarillo
Steve Davidson
West Texas State University Buffaloes
Ft. Lewis State Raiders
Davidson
West Texas
Ft. Lewis
Gerald Carter
Disney World Open field tops list of golf stars
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus head a premier lineup for the $150,000 Walt Disney World Open at Lake Buena Vista Florida with 144 entrants including nine of the top 12 money winners. Trevino Casper and others join the elite group alongside Masters winner Coody Boros Snead and Player in a strong early field.
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Lake Buena Vista
Fla
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Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Fleures
Fee Trevino
Fk Hero
Tally Casper
Charles Coody
Julius Boros
Sam Snead
Gary Player
Bruce Crampton
Miller Barber
Walt Disney World
California
Disneyland
Trevino
Nicklaus
U.S
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France
Bathama Islands
Arkansas and Texas A M dominate All-SWC honors
The All-SWC list highlights Arkansas players Ferguson Feppond Bee vard Kelson Jones Rhodes and Hont along with Texas A M and SMU backs and Baylor Texas Tech SMU defenders. Golf leaders Trevino Nicklaus Palmer chase season money crown amid Disney World event setup and limited remaining tournaments.
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Mike Keller
Michigan
Gene Oxilvie
Air Force
Ron Curl
Michigan State
Hero Orvis
Colorado
Grant — Bud Magrum
Bill Light
Minnesota
Harold Sears
Miami
Fie
Charita Zapiec
Penn State
Windlaw Hall
Arizona State
Ralph McGill
Tulsa
Brad van Pelt
Rehools Reppond
Arkansas
Croasiin
Texas
Forey
Texas A&m
Ferguson
Bertelson
Goree
Baylor
Jones
Ploetz
Braband
Molinare
Texas Tech
Dove
Texas-El Paso
Perea
Burleson
Texas-Arlington
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Razorbacks
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Ronnie Jones
Rhodes
Leonard Forey
Vincent
Rice
Maxson
SMU
Spriges fuels Angelo State upset over NMSU 77 71
Johnny Spriges scored 20 of his 22 points in the second half to lift Angelo State to a 77 71 upset of New Mexico State in the season opener. Phillip Ned added 19 for the Aggies and Bill Buck 15, while John Williamson led NMSU with 27.
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LAS Cruckhs
NUM
Johnny Spriges
Angelo State
New Mexico State
Agries
Spriggs
Phillip Ned
Bill Buck
John Williamson
NMSU
Roland Grant
Aggies
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