Dodgers Twins May Stand Pat At 1966 Meetings
Dodgers and Twins, 1965 league champions, may stand pat at baseball meetings with no trades in sight. Meantime, Yankees swapped Linz for Amaro and Mets made several moves including Luplow and Grote. Reds discussed Frank Robinson trade rumors with Astros, while Angels signed Lew Burdette.
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Cappelletti Ties for AFL Scoring Lead in Late Season
Gino Cappelletti of the Boston Patriots moves into a tie for the AFL scoring lead at 88 points, matching Buffalo’s Pete Gogolak while Jim Turner of the New York Jets sits two points back. Cappelletti has five TD catches, 13 field goals and 19 conversions with two games left as Gogolak and Turner trail. Paul Lowe leads the rushing race with 919 yards for San Diego, while John Hadl tops passers and Len Dawson threw three TDs last Sunday for Kansas City.
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Wolfpack Boss Coach of Year
Earl Edwards of North Carolina State is Football Coach of the Year in the ACC after guiding a midseason turnaround from 1-4 to a 6-4 finish with five straight victories. The 30-year veteran won the award for the third time in 12 NC State seasons, leading 79 voting members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association.
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UC Names Fugere Honorary Captain and Best Defender
Dick Fugere a Peabody Mass senior linebacker was named honorary captain by the University of Cincinnati and voted the best defensive lineman on the 1965 UC football team.
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Thacker Reactivated as Royals Face Lakers
Cincinnati Royals announce Tom Thacker will suit up against the Los Angeles Lakers, reactivating the guard after waiving Art Heyman who was acquired in a October trade with San Francisco. Heyman, a 6-5 forward, played 11 games with 40 points. Coach Jack McMahon also eyed Nate Bowman’s return from ankle injury as the Royals chase a fourth straight win in a Lakers home game.
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Miami Opens 1965-66 Basketball Season vs Otterbein
Oxford Ohio awaits as Miami University hosts Otterbein College at 8 p.m. in Withrow Court to start Dick Shrider's final season. Injury woes slow prep but Jim Patterson returns from a bruised thigh to anchor a lineup featuring veterans Peirson and Chamberlain with Snow and Jackson at guard.
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Knicks Fire Gallatin Hire McGuire As New Coach
New York Knicks dismiss Harry Gallatin after 11 months and install Dick McGuire as coach. McGuire, a former Knicks star and ex Pistons coach, inherits a team mired in last place in the Eastern Division despite trades for Walt Bellamy and Dick Barnett.
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Tom Rolfe Tops 3 Year Old Colt Championship in Turf Ballot
Tom Rolfe, son of Ri bot-Pochanontas and Raymond Guest’s horse, dominated the 3 year old colt crown. He earned 43 of 52 votes from the Thoroughbred Racing Associations, finishing in the money in all Triple Crown races, with a Kentucky Derby third, a Preakness win, and a neck defeat in the Belmont Stakes.
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Franklin Boys In Bowl Game For 2nd Season
Franklin is headed to a second straight post season bowl game. John Dechant an offensive tackle and Norman Moon defensive halfback will play for Ball State University in the Garndland Rice Bowl at Memphis Tennessee on December 11. Ball State, 9 0 in regular season, was selected to face undefeated Tennessee State ranked fifth in the AP small college poll.
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Bowling Honor Roll Leads with Series and Spare Totals
The bowling honor roll lists Phil Palmer Junie Schuster Bill Howard Al Stevens Tony Mislovich Don Eisele and others with high game scores and series totals. Notable lines show Palmer 234 191 245 for a 670 series and Reckart 212 215 194 621, among many others across the standings.
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Junie Schuster
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al Stevens
Tony Mislovich
Don Eisele
George Reckart
Jim Brewer
Art Spruance
Tom Barker
Davey Davidson
Cliff White
Jim Combs
Jim DiBiase
Harlan Hensley
Dan Humphreys
Jack Frisbie
Frank Jones
Ed Canter
Harry Johnson
Ella Lou Lawson
Mary Robinson
Shirley Hartman
Janie Whitman
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Edie Shaffer
Toad Fisher
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