Veterans Howe Gadsby Set Records In Openers
Gordie Howe and Bill Gadsby will start their 20th NHL seasons tying a league longevity record. The Red Wings face the Canadiens in Montreal while the Black Hawks meet the Maple Leafs. Rangers and Bruins open at home with noted goalie choices and Rod Gilbert benched for a back injury.
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Don Simmons
Bowling Honor Roll Names and Scores
The list names bowlers led by T Mislovich 210 191 214 809 and Paul Girard 247 179 213 639. Others include Alice Keister 208 235 180 633 and Orie Brown 163 245 22n A2R with там.
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Alice Keister
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R. Fritz
Darrel Short
Ben Withers
Clara Lukens
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Char. Pergram
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Rose Bowen
Les Thurman
Pearl Profitt
Judy Schultz
Becky Tibbs
Marilyn Zeck
Kathy Harrison
Kay McCue
Louise Moon
Ruth Ray
Marty Buvinger
Summer Job Was Ideal For Gridder
Missouri tackle Ron Snyder spent the summer working in construction redecorating a sorority house on the Columbia campus. He says many Big Eight players did similar summer jobs while preparing for the season.
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Missouri
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Casper Keeps Lead At Sahara Invitational Golf
Bill Casper Jr. stretched his 3 stroke edge at the Sahara Invitational with rounds of 66 66 68 totaling 200, 13 under par. Randy Glover, Bruce Crampton and Bobby Nichols chased from two to four strokes back at Paradise Valley Country Club while Nicklaus and others trailed.
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Tommy Aaron
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George Knudson
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New Zealander Wins Japan Grand Prix at Suzuka
Hugh Anderson of New Zealand won the 125cc Japan Grand Prix at Suzuka aboard a Suzuki after a tight duel with Luigi Taveri of Switzerland. Ralph Ryan of Ireland finished third on a Honda, while Bill Ivy of England was fourth on a Yamaha. Anderson completed the 20 lap, 120 kilometer race nearly one kilometer ahead, securing his seventh win of the year and the 1965 125cc world title.
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England
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Press Day Upset at Texas Western College
Press Day in 1965 at Texas Western College featured football players posing for photos. Fred Belt, a 225 pound senior tackle, attempted a stunt with Pam Seitz and Sue Moore on his shoulders but lost balance and toppled forward.
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Wilkins Acquitted in Liuzzo Slaying. Two Others to be Tried
Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers says two other Ku Klux Klansmen will be tried on murder charges after Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. was acquitted in the civil rights killing of Viola Gregg Liuzzo, a Detroit housewife. Eugene Thomas and William Orville Eaton, both of Bessemer, are named for upcoming trials as the Lowndes County case moves forward.
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Keene
N.H
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Yang May Give Up Citizenship Over Formosan Criticism
Los Angeles AP reports world decathlon record holder C K Yang, 32, may renounce Chinese citizenship if Taipei newspapers continue harsh commentary. He lives in the United States with his American-born wife Daisy and two sons, after years of OCR and Olympic ties to China, Taiwan, and UCLA. He set the decathlon record in 1963 and competed in Tokyo 1964.
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UCLA
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Miss America Debra Bryant Returns After Victory Parade
Miss Debbie Bryant, crowned Miss America after winning Miss Kansas, returned to Kansas City for a downtown parade seen by about 50,000. A dinner and reception followed with around 1,000 attendees as she started her rise from Miss Kansas City, Kansas to the Atlantic City pageant.
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Debbie Bryant
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Butte Boxer Rouse Stops Seattle Rival in Light Heavyweight
In Butte, Roger Rouse of Anaconda stopped Ed die Cotton of Seattle in a light heavyweight bout. In San Jose Fernando Soto of Oakland drew with Alex Benitez of San Jose in a 10 round matchup.
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Oakland
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Tiger Lifting Title Offers Midweight Clash Prospects Grow
A line of challengers seeks the first title shot at middleweight champion Dick Tiger as offers pour in from New York Pittsburgh Rome London and beyond. Joey Archer Ray Robinson Emile Griffith and Nino Benvenuti press to face Tiger with Archer offering 100000 for a title bout while promoters eye London Rome and Pittsburgh bouts to stage Tiger defenses.
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Wallace Proposal Defeated in Alabama Senate
Governor George Wallace failed to win approval for a constitutional amendment to seek re election. The defeat ends the immediate bid and fuels talk of a 1966 run for governor by his wife Lurleen while Wallace weighs future ambitions.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
U.S. Senate
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Lurleen
Senate
Alabama
Actress Marie McDonald Death Remains Unsolved
Hollywood reports the coroner will conduct more toxicological and microscopic tests to determine the cause of death of 42 year old actress Marie McDonald found dead at her home. Funeral services were set for today at the Church of the Recessional Forest Lawn Glendale.
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Church of the Recessional
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
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