Farmerville Aces Dominate All-District Football Honors
Mansfield led district selections with five players on the all-district 1-A team as LSU reporters named Chuck Maroney the standout back standings. Mike Smith and Bob Mec Allen key the Wolves at quarterback and fullback, while Eugene Capps Palmerville Joe Pickle are other backs. Line spots went to Larry Binning Danny Culbreth and Bill Aton Johnny Lee with Ian Holland at center. Maroney rushed 1211 yards on 215 carries with 9 TDs and added 329 receiving yards, 24 rushing yards, 6 more TDs, plus 23 extra points and a field goal. Smith ran 231 yards on 64 carries with 3 TDs and 1020 passing yards, while Mec Allen had 624 yards rushing and 14 TDs with 192 tackles and 3 interceptions. McAllen also returned an interception for a TD and a kickoff for a TD. Thompson praised the players for their 100 percent effort and leadership.
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Maroney
Wolves
Mike Smith
Bob Mec Allen
Eugene Capps
Palmerville
Joe Pickle
Larry Binning
Danny Culbreth
Mansfield
Mae Liddy
Farmerville
Joe Spencer
Binning
Culbreth
Bill Aton
Coushatta
Johnnny Lee
Ian Holland
Reisses
Wieht
McAllen
Texas
Thompson
Mac Liddy Many
Charles Spencer Farmerville
Larry Binning Mansfield
Bill Aton Coushatta
Danny Culbreath Mansfield
Johnny Lee Coushatta
Jan Holland
Mike Smith Mansfield
Chuck Maroney Mansfield
Bob McAllen Mansfield
Cincinnati Picks Big Stadium Site
Cincinnati government and Reds officials favored a Union Terminal Crosley Field area site for a planned 52 million multiuse stadium. The venue would seat 45000 for baseball and 55000 for football and include parking garages for about 9000 cars. A long term lease with the Reds and an NFL team is required. Governor Rhodes and state officials supported the plan after two stadium steering committee meetings.
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Cincinnati Reds
Crosley Field
James A. Rhodes
DeWitt
Staab
Stadiu
North South teams plan last heavy practice before game
Montgomery Alabama AP two football squads Navy coach Bill Elias and Purdue's Jack Mollenkopf outline today’s final heavy workouts ahead of Christmas Day Blue Gray game. Mollenkopf concentrates on offense. Elias splits time between offense and defense with Randy Johnson and Billy Fletcher in contention. Stadium financing rises with plans for revenue bonds and county and city shares.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jack Mollenkopf
Purdue
Blue Squad
Navy
Bill Elias
Elias
Mollenkopf
Randy Johnson
Texas A&i
Billy Fletcher
Memphis State
Custardo
Gabler
Ohio State
Willard Sander
Braves Move To Make True National League
Milwaukee to Atlanta transfer sparks antitrust suit and debate over Milwaukee franchise. Kuhn calls move a service to the nation while Willard Stafford argues baseball monopoly harms Wisconsin. Judge Roller to decide after hearing witnesses Bill Veeck and Fred Fleig testify.
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Braves
Milwaukee, Wis
Bowie Kuhn
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Kuhn
National League
Elmer W. Roller
Milwaukee
Willard S. Stafford
Wisconsin
Judge Roller
Fred G. Fleig
Cincinnati
Bill Veeck
Colts to stress ground attack in playoff with Packers
Baltimore, a primarily passing team, will lean on a ground game in the playoff against Green Bay. With Unitas and Cuozzo out and Matte making his first NFL start, the Colts rely on a conservative, run-heavy plan featuring three Ohio State alumni on the line and a tough blocking effort to control the game and set up limited passing opportunities.
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Baltimore Colts
Green Bay Packers
Colts
Ohio State University
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Bob Vogel
Jim Parker
Woody Hayes
Matte
Ed Brown
Los Angeles Rams
John Unitas
Gary Cuozzo
Brown
Packers
Vogel
Ohio State
Unitas
Colt
Green Bay
Paul Hornung
Lenny Moore
Jim Taylor
Jerry Hill
Tony Lori
Cuozzo
Crockett Shines as Razorbacks Receiver in Cotton Bowl Buildup
Fayetteville Ark. Crockett of Arkansas is lauded by coach Frank Broyles as a tremendous pass catcher who can get open despite tight coverage after eight receptions for 102 yards in the Texas game. The senior from Dermott is rated among SWC’s best and eyes a New Year’s Day date with LSU as he headlines Arkansas’s aerial attack.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Crockett
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
Texas
Titans
LSU
Bayou Bengals
Dermott
Associated Press
Richardson Top Seeded In Sugar Bowl Net Event
In New Orleans Ham Richardson a former Tulane star will be top seed in the Sugar Bowl Tennis Tournament which opens Monday at Timberlane Country Club He moved to the top after Charley Pasarell of Puerto Rico withdrew Belkin of Miami is second seed and Holmberg is third Others include Frank Freeling and Gene Scott.
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New Orleans
UPI
Ham Richardson
Tulane University
Timberlane Country Club
Richardson
Charley Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Mike Belkin
Miami
Ronnie Holmberg
Frank Freeling
Gene Scott
GSC Football Crowds Show '65 Increase
Gulf States Conference attendance in 1965 rose over 1984 and surpassed the national average. Eight state schools averaged 9,057 per game across 75 games, versus 8,979 nationally. Louisiana Tech led in attendance across eight games with 103,200 total. Grambling and Southern also attracted large crowds.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Gulf States
Grambling
Southern
Louisiana Tech
Tech
Ruston
McNeese State College
Lake Charles
University of Southwestern Louisiana At Lafayette
Spain weighs singles split to back Davis Cup bid
Spain considers replacing Luis Arilla with Juan Gilbert for the second singles in the Davis Cup challenge round against Australia to boost the doubles chance. Officials may instead use Arilla once, relying on Manuel Santana for two singles wins while Santana teams with a fresh Arilla for doubles. Australia likely fields Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle in singles and John Newcombe and Tony Roche in doubles. All players train at White City with 90 minutes of practice per team on Cup center court.
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Sydney
Australia
Spain
Juan Gilbert
Luis Arilla
Arilla
Gilbert
Manuel Santana
Santana
Proba
Roy Emerson
F Stolle
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
White City
Cup’ Center
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Butch” Spencer
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