Interlocking schedules and diverse leagues in action
International and American leagues feature interlocking schedules with results from Des Moines, Toledo, Port Huron and Muskegos. Baseball notes include Mets trading Chris to the Red Sox for Bressoud. Track and field highlights Keino clocking 13 24.2 in Auckland. Harada defends bantamweight title in Tokyo.
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Toledo
Dayton
Port Huron
Muskegos
Fort Wayne
Fort Lauderdale
Fia
New York Mets
Jon Christopher
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Bressoud
Auckland
Kiechoge Keino
Isenya
Fas
Ron Clarke
Los Angeles
IRIN Wednesday December 1 1965 notes 9 A
The readable fragment notes a Wednesday issue of IRIN dated December 1, 1965. It includes line 9 A dependent on the page layout, with no further story details readable for summary and no names, places, or events evident.
Bradley Fails to Take Crown in Hodge Title Bout
Danny Hodge the world junior heavyweight champion needed six minutes for the deciding fall to resist Tom Bradley in their title clash at Rell Arena. Hodge took the first fall, Bradley evened with a knee lift off the ropes in the second, then Hodge won the final fall. Earlier, Jack Brisco beat Chuck Carbo and Kurt Steiger defeated Argentina Zuma in one fall. Brisco and Zuma then teamed against Carbo and Steiger. Steiger and Carbo won but a postmatch brawl led the referee to award the bout to Brisco and Zuma.
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Tom Bradley
Denver Cowboy
Rell Arena
Hodge
Tulsa
Okla
Bradley
Jack Brisco
Chuck Carbo
Kurt Steiger
Argentina
Zuma
Brisco
Carbo
Steiger
Gain
Lincoln Downs suspends jockeys for careless riding
Lincoln Downs stewards suspend jockeys Phil Ernst and Alberto Ramos for five days starting Thursday. Their horses were disqualified for interference after winning Monday’s meet. both horses were moved to second place.
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Lincoln, R.I
Phil Ernst
Alberto Ramos
Lincoln Downs
Tigs and Lions win as Reds and Freds fall in district openers
Neville Tigers and Ouachita Lions won while St Frederick Warriors and West Monroe Rebels lost in Tuesday high school games. Neville edged Byrd 47-45 as West Monroe fell 50-45 to Bossier, Qua chita routed Kilbourne 95-24, and St Frederick were beaten 37-22 at Sterlington. Gary Armstrong and Wyman Mardis led with 22 points each for Qua chita and Sterlington respectively.
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Southeast Conference opens 1965 66 basketball season
Vanderbilt led by Clyde Lee expected to defend title as SEC starts with tough tests from Tennessee Florida Kentucky Alabama and Auburn. Tennessee relies on Austin Robbins. Florida counts on Gary Keller and Jeff Ramsey. Kentucky returns four. new coaches at Georgia Mississippi State LSU. Tonight SEC vs non conference matchups include Loyola at LSU and Tulane at Southwestern.
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Gary Keller
Jeff Ramsey
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Miami
Virginia
Texas
Louisiana Duck Hunting Season Opens for 40 Days
Louisiana opened its duck season at sunrise with a 40 day run ending sunset January 9. Daily bag limit four ducks, eight in possession, with abundant game indicated by aerial surveys showing 1.4 million ducks in the southeast and a state total of about 2,050,300. The report also lists 459,000 geese and 189,000 coots among species counted.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
State Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
My Faith in Prayer by Helen Hayes in December Digest
Actress Helen Hayes shares her favorite prayers described as roars that sing. She explains how such prayers gave courage after months of despair and argues a special discipline is needed to achieve inner peace.
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Helen Hayes
Reader's Digest
Sitle
Jimmy Howard Makes All AIC Football Squad
SEARCY Arkansas Special Sophomore Jim Howard son of Monroe Louisiana mayor has been named to the 1965 All Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference football team. He is Harding College offensive halfback after 949 yards on 192 carries and 4.9 per rush led Harding with 48 points helping a 5 3 1 season and fourth place finish.
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Harding
John Prock
Bisons
AIC
Lee David Cops Uncle Mac Run At Fair Grounds
Lee David a 2 year old bay colt won the six furlong Uncle Mac feature at the Fair Grounds by eight lengths over Big Rig and Sky Fighter. Owned by Roy Sedgwick and ridden by Paul Bohenko the time was 1 11 5 5 with $6.00 $33.60 and $3.20 paid. A crowd of 6500 watched nine races as fans wagered 354146 dollars.
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Big Rig
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Small College Bowl Lineup
New YorkUpi lists the small college bowl lineup with final UPI ratings. December bowl games include Tangerine Orlando Maine No 6 facing East Carolina No 4, Pecan Abilene North Dakota State No 1 versus Grambling No 153 tie, Grantland Rice Murfreesboro Tennessee Tennessee State No 12 against Ball State No 17, Camellia Sacramento Los Angeles State No 2 against California Santa Barbara No 16.
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Major Trade Talks Produce Little At Winter Meetings
At the winter meetings in Fort Lauderdale and Miami Beach, minor and major leagues saw limited action. Key moves included Alvin Dark becoming Kansas City Athletics manager, Frank Malzone to the Angels, Del Crandall to the Indians, and Ed Bressoud to the Mets for Joe Christopher. Talks of bigger deals lingered as teams weighed trades and salary disputes.
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Kansas City Athletics
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del Crandall
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Jess Gonder
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Ed Bressaud
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Kerby Farrell
Jacksonville
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Farrell
Williamsport
Buffalo
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Jackie Brandt
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Adolpho Phillips
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Minnesota
Twins
Tommy Helms
Cincinnati
Reds
Joey Jay
John McHale
Atlanta Braves
Bob Friend
Detroit Tigers
Gates Brown
Jay
Tiger
Major College Cage Campaign Opens Tonight
The college basketball season begins with top games led by Tennessee at Michigan with Cazzie Russell returning for Michigan. UCLA and Duke also loom in the Top Ten as preseason favorites set to debut or host early matchups.
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Michigan
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Associated Press
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Virginia’ Tech
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Arkansas
Bradley
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Peoria
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Creighton
Providence
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Homer Hosts Opelousas Club In State Playoff Quarterfinal
Homer Pelicans meet Opelousas in a double A state football playoff quarterfinal. Homer beat Ruston 19-7 last week while Opelousas defeated Menard 26 50 at Alexandria to reach this round.
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Opelousas
Homer's Pelicans
Ruston
Menard
Alexandria
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