Draft Top College Players Spark NFL Draft Battles
National and American leagues opened drafting for top college players, sparking a bid war over last year’s picks. Notable names include Texas Tech tailback Danny Anderson Tulsa passer Bill Anderson and Missouri back John Roland, with others like Notre Dame guard Dick Arrington and LSU tackle Dave McCormick also highlighted as futures.
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Mike Rathet
New York
Danny Anderson
Tulsa
Bill Anderson
Missouri
John Roland
Green Bay Ackers
AFL
Houston Oilers
Packers
Oilers
Larry Elkins
Baylor
Houston
Anderson
Los Angeles Rams
Roland
New York Jets
St. Louis Cardinals
NFL
Notre Dame
Dick Arrington
LSU
Dave McCormick
Arkansas
Glen Ray Hines
Grambling
Frank Cornish
Minnesota
John Hankinson
San Diego State
Gary Garrison
Boston Patriots
Cleveland
Arlington
San Francisco
McCormick
Hankinson
Rickover says football does not build officers in army navy game view
Vice Adm. H G Rickover dismissed the idea that football shapes military leaders predicting that an academy’s aim is to train outstanding officers not a top football team. He challenged Wellington’s famed sports mix quote and joked about athletic training in historic times.
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Adm
H. G. Rickover
Philadelphia
Rickover
Nicklaus Leads Cajun Classic After Frantic Friday Play
Jack Nicklaus holds a one stroke lead entering the third round of the Cajun Classic at Oakbourne Country Club with a 36 hole total of 136 eight under par. Bert Weaver and Babe Heisey are two back while Miller Barber Rex Baxter share the chase pack with Jim Ferree among others. Nicklaus laments driving woes and plans winter time off to work on his game.
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Lafayette
Big Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Bert Weaver
Miller Barber
Rex Baxter
Ohio
Oakbourne Country Club
Barber
Baxter
Jim Ferree
United States
Ferree
Jay Hebert
Lionel
Jay
Warfield Sights On Rams Return Victory Soon
Cleveland Browns end Paul Warfield prepares for a Dec 12 return against the Los Angeles Rams after shoulder surgery. Team doctors expect full healing in two weeks and Warfield, who has watched an 8-2 start, eyes games versus Pittsburgh and Washington as possible path to the division title.
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Cleveland
Paul Warfield
Cleveland Browns
Warfield
Los Angeles Rams
Vic Ippolito
Malcolm Brahams
Chicago
Dallas
Giants
New York
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Browns
Rickey Listed As Critical In Missouri Hospital
Branch Rickey, 83, remains comatose and in critical condition after a heart attack two weeks ago. He has been unconscious and under intensive care at Boone County Hospital since November 13, while accepting membership in the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame at a banquet in Columbia.
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Columbia
Rickey
Boone County Hospital
Missouri Sports Hall of Fame
Canton Golfer Reaches Finals
In Pinehurst North Carolina David Spec Goldman and Curtis Person won their semifinal to reach the finals of the World Amateur Seniors Four Ball Golf Tournament at Pinehurst Country Club. They defeated W L Bender and Cliff Eley 6 and 5 while J R Jacob and A C McManus beat defending champions Dexter Daniels and Dr John Mercer to advance.
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Pinehurst
N.C
David 'Spec
Goldman
Curtis Person
J. R. Jacob
A. C. McManus
Pinehurst Country Club
Dallas
Tex
Person
Memphis Tenn
W. L. Bender
Atlanta
Cliff Eley
St. Augustine
Fla
Jacob
Canton
Ohio
McManus
Windemere
Dexter Daniels
Winter Haven
John Mercer
Sarasota
Earlham in Soccer Finals Spotlight at Nationals
In Kansas City Earlham College joins Trenton State in the NAIA National Soccer Tournament finals. Friday results: Trenton beat Quinnipiac 5-0, Earlham defeated Lincoln 2-0. Quinnipiac and Lincoln face off for third place.
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Kansas City
Wild Bill Elliott Dies of Cancer at 62 in Las Vegas
Western film star Wild Bill Elliott, once named one of the top money making Western actors, died Friday in Las Vegas at age 62 after a battle with cancer. He rose to fame in the Red Ryder series begun in 1943 and later remained active in Las Vegas with a Western theater program on a local TV station. Elliott was born in Pattonsburg, Missouri.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Wild Bill Elliott
Elliott
Pattonsburg
Two Lefties Battle In Pin Meet
DETROIT AP Two left handers McCoy and Davis reached a three game rolloff for the NBC televised title after finishing first and second in the six annual National Championship finals at Continental Lanes. McCoy led the field and beat Skee Foremsky to reach the rolloff while Davis rallied past Tommy Tuttle to gain the 50 pin bonus for entry. Foremsky took third with 13 826 pins and $3 000, Tuttle fourth with 13 741 and $2 000, Collatos fifth with 13 615 and $1 800.
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NBC
McCoy
Skee Foremsky
el Paso
Tex
Davis
Tommy Tuttle
Rural Hall
N.C
Foremsky
Tuttle
Bob Collatos
Santa Monica
Calif
Bowling Honor Roll and Attendance Note for 1965
Eighty players listed with scores from Vernon Mercer to Jeanne Hyde and others, detailing four-game series totals. A closing note states seven National League clubs drew over a million fans in 1965, with the Los Angeles Dodgers and Houston Astros well above two million.
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Vernon Mercer
Bill Barton Jr
George Marshall
E. Goodpaster
Claude Jones
Rod Johnson
Alice Keister
Char, Pergraum
Janie Whitman
Juanita Jiles
Les Thurman
Loretta Marshall
Betty Parks
Judy Schultz
Clara Lukens
Billie McGee
Mary Collins
Dora Cornwell
Elva Saylor
Carol Abner
Kathy Harrison
Verda Smith
Helen Hughes
Betty Hotarick
Jo Carberry
M. Kyle
Bea Withers
Zelma Taylor
Bonnie Charles
Carolyn Kelly
Angie Callahan
Jeanne Hyde
Ben Stump
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Astros
No Doubt About Best In West Bruins Top NCAA Pick
UCLA is named the best in the Far West for the 1965 college basketball season opener. Coach Johnny Wooden's defending champions host Ohio State next Friday as five veterans join a revamped lineup aiming for a fifth straight AAWU title and a third consecutive NCAA title run. The article also notes other conference contenders and independents across the national scene.
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Ted Meier
NEW York
Far West
Ucla Bruins
Johnny Wooden
Ohio State
AAWU
Bruins
Gail Goodrich
Keith Erickson
Wooden
Edgar Lacey
Doug McIntosh
Mike Lynn
Kenny Washington
Freddie Goss
New Speed Mark Set By 707 Jet
American Airlines four engine 707 set a record flying Los Angeles to Boston in 3 hours 54 minutes 55 seconds. Capt Simon P Bittner credited strong tail winds for exceeding 700 mph on the 2 500 mile trip. The jet carried 55 passengers and a crew of 7. The California Angels anticipated bigger crowds at their new Anaheim park next year after drawing 566 727 in 1965 at Dodger Stadium.
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Fredrick Moore Bowling
Court of of Common Pleas
Butler County
Court House
Hamilton
Ohio
Middletown
County of
Butler
State of
Fairmount Street
James F. Hixon
Robert B. Dall
Boston
American Airlines
Los Angeles
Simon P. Bittner
van Nuys
California Angels
Anaheim Park
Dodger Stadium
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Joe Namath
Texas Tech
St. Louis
Hines
Cornish
Garrison
San Diego
Admiral Raps
Washington
Lington
Wellington
Wateloo
Eton
Waterloo
Babe Hiskey
Rams
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pitt Stadium
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Washington Redskins
Rick's TV Service
Cre
Jeannette Ave
TESA
Muscatatuck River
Jennings County
S & W Enterprise Inc. P.O
Indianapolis
Indiana
Charlton Heston
Richard Boone
Technicolor
Overa Rosemary
SITH
Guy Stockwell
Big John Wayne
Circus World
Panavision
Leslie Neilson
ELEC
Earlham
Frontier Adventures
Walt Disney
Dorothy Fess McGuire Parker
Kry
Flynn Oe Whee
Detroit
Jerry McCoy
Fort Worth
Dave Davis
Phoenix
Continental Lanes
Ing
Uclans
Dub Malaise
Bob Glover
Southern Methodist
SMU
Big Carroll Houser
Charles Beasley
Texas A&m
Randy Matson
Pulter
New Mexico
William Curtis Johnson
Helen Elizabeth Thomas
Trenton
Harry F. Walsh
Said County
Wilmer & Wilmer Attorneys At Law
Mary Louise Fuller
Herbert Paul Fuller
Tracy and Tracy
Franklin
George M. Flynn
Hila Flynn
Wilmer & Wilmer
Gham Young
Wester Athletic Conference
Lobos
Mel Daniels
Bill Morgan
Ben Monroe
Ollie Johnson
Big Sky
Weber
Houston Cougars
Texas Western
Rocky Mountain
Colorado State University
Seattlie
Hazel Neumann
Ea.mund Neumann
Harry F Walsh
Said
Alton H. Combs
Butler County Common Pleas
Keystone Savings Association
Jesse Johnson
Georgia Johnson
Joseph Samuel McLaughlin
Joseph Sr. McLaughlin, Jr
H. O. Finkelman
Fred Russ
Taylor Wigginton
Harrison T. Wigginton
Ake W. Wigginton
Sylvia Armitage
Adletown
Harrison T Winermian
Wigginton
Donald M. Gose Minchewyhee
Charles D. Palmer
Catherine Aldright
Charles P. Palmer
Madison Township
George H. Elliott
Dave Sebastian
Middletown High
Mike Tanner
Columbus
Walnut Ridge
Middie
Middies
Wade E. Miller
Weith
Frank Watson
Central Press
Art Heyman
Rodger Bird
Gary Beban
Woohee
Iowa
Central Prese
Excello
Techmicolor
Ioie United Artists
Deiane Panayisiai
Ioe
United Artists
S. Main
Springboro, Oo
All Pr
Central Ave
Steve Edward G. Ann McQueen
Robinson - Margret
Karl Malden
Tuesday Weld
Martin Ranschoff
Aince
Charton
Heston Boone
American International
Vincent Price
Peter Lorre
Boris Kariott
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