Koufax Tops 1965 Male Athlete Poll In AP Balloting
Sandy Koufax named 1965 male athlete of the year by The Associated Press in a San Diego ceremony. Bill Bradley is runner up with 178 points, while Gary Player, Willie Mays and Cassius Clay also place among top selections in the year-end poll.
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San Diego
Calif
Sandy Koufay
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Tia
California
South Plains Beats Odessa 86 84 in WJCC Tilt
South Plains College defeated Odessa College 86 to 84 on Tuesday night in Odessa. David Pape sparked the comeback with a late steal and layup, lifting South Plains to a third straight league win while Odessa faltered in the final seconds. Leroy Walker led scoring with 25 points and Earl Eames added 16 as Odessa slipped to 1-2 in the conference.
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David Pape
South Plains College
Odessa College
South Rains
Leroy Walker
Earl Eames
Amarillo San Dies edge Berger for first half title
Amarillo jumped to a 21-9 first quarter lead and coasted to a 70-45 victory to sew up the District 2AAAA first round championship. The Sandies led 40-20 at halftime and held a 61-14 margin entering the final period.
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Amarillo
Berger
Amarillo Sandies
Sandies
Russian Ski Coach Seeks Asylum in Sweden
A 19 year old Russian ski coach named Lev Kaganov fled a group of five Russian skiers at Stockholm Arlanda Airport and asked for asylum in Sweden. He slipped away near the plane, avoiding the boarding area and disappeared back into the airport building as officials pursued him.
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Stockholm
Sweden
St Yearold Lev Kaganov
Carol Mann Improves Game After Inspiring Scene
Carol Mann chronicles a comeback season sparked by a dramatic film moment. She credits renewed focus and intense practice, saying a shift in mindset helped her finish strong on the 1965 tour with earnings around eight thousand dollars.
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Hy Gordon
Oman
Miss Mann
Vice Nes
YL O
Carol
Romero to Defend Mat Crown in Fair Show
Ricky Romero puts his Nort Amer title on the line tonight against Savage at Fair, while Mike defends on the same card. Savage returns from Portland and faces Dery Funk as other bouts feature Donavan, Tokyo Tom, Treach Phil lips, and Doug Sports in a six bout program. Tickets may be reserved by early POS7070 and held 15 minutes before first bell.
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Savage
Fairsther
Romero
Hack Min Mike
Ace
Donovan
Tale
Ber
Cry Funk
Doug Sports
Iron Mike
Tokyo
Tom
Treach Phillips
Sony
Mays Koufax to Be Honored at MLB Dinner
In Houston the annual Major League Baseball Dinner will honor Willie Mays with the Tris Speaker award for long time contributions to baseball and Sandy Koufax with the Dickie Kerr award for pitching. Jimmy Wynn of the Houston Astros receives the Umbricht Award as team’s outstanding player of 1985.
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Willie Mays
Sandy Koufax
Harris County
Mays
Tris
Koufax
Dickie Kerr
Jimmy Wynn
Houston Astros
Dim Umbricht
Koufac
East tops West in NBA All Star Game rout
Boston coach Red Auerbach guides the East to a 137 94 victory over the West. MVP honors go to Adrian Smith of Cincinnati Royals for a 34 point performance as Jerry West injures his eye and leaves the game. East stars Wilt Chamberlain Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas pace the big win at Cincinnati. The East defense dominates and holds a 101 54 edge after three quarters. West coach Fred Schaus laments lack of depth and poor shooting. Michigan Stadium capacity noted at 101 001.
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Red Auerbach
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Auerbach
National Basketball Association
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Adrian Smith
Cincinnati Royals
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Wilt Chamberlan
Philadelphia
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Fred Schaus
Los Angeles
Tom Wilson shines in Hula Bowl as coachless skill shown
Tom Wilson impressed as the South beat the North in the Hula Bowl, with coach J. T. King handling strategy from the sidelines. Wilson threw 28 passes, completing 27 yards while guiding a 90 yard scoring drive and praising Donny Anderson as the game’s standout.
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Tom
Donny Anderson
Ha Rey
van State
Wilson
Tom Wilson
Anderson
Donny
Oyefilback Ray
Stanford
Garrett
Pettit
Dunbar Panthers Rout Midland Carver in District 1 tilt
Dunbar Panthers roared to a 74-68 victory over Midland Carver in a District 1 AAA game. Alphonsa Durham led with 25 points, James Gary 19, Jimmy Gary 14, James Johnson 13, while Carver’s James Roseberry sparked their offense. Dunbar improved to 16-1 overall and 30-0 in league play.
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Dunbar
Panthers
AAA
Carver
Tar
Dunebar
Alphonsa Durham
Panther
James Gary
Jimmy Gary
James Johnson
James Roseberry
Dunbar Beteam
Carver Bees
Jerry Phillipe
Wayne Davie
James Skies
Lubbock Beteam
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