Morris-Marseilles Tilt Tops Area Cage Play Friday
Morris Redskins aim for a third straight win as they host Marseilles Panthers in a Friday area basketball card. The slate includes Seneca hosting Coal City Gardner at Fairbury Minooka at Yorkville and Braidwood at Odell.
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Morris
Morris Redskins
Marseilles Panthers
Seneca
Coal City
Gardner
Fairbury
Minooka
Yorkville
Braidwood
Odell
Redskins
Hall of Spring Valley
Marseilles
Dwight
Serena
Panthers
Jim Hogan
Phil Trager
Trager
Trojans
Marquette
Jim Olson
Crusaders
Jerry Goode
Goode
Ottawa
Fresh and So
Panther
Allen Brodbeck
John Knudson
Hall
Morris Frosh-Sophs
Bob Ciota
Jim Struck
Dan Darlington
Dan Hanson
Dennis Thorson
Rich Larsen
Coalers
Fighting Irish
Earlville
Mazon
Kempton
Reddick
Fox Valley
Indians
Sandwich
Oswego
Newark
Plano
Rams
Comets
Bishop McNamara
Kankakee
Wilmington
Lemont
Irish Michigan State Place Three on AP All America Team
Notre Dame and Michigan State each placed three players on the 1966 AP All America football team. Notre Dame backs Regner Eddy Lynch and guard Regner, linebackers Lynch and Webster and Smith of Michigan State head the selections, with Spurrier leading the offense at quarterback and Farr and Jones also named backs. The AP list notes other selections from Alabama Nebraska and Virginia Tech among others with detailed positions and weights.
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NEW York
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Tom Regner
Nick Eddy
Jim Lynch
Clint Jones
Bubba Smith
George Webster
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Mel Farr
UCLA
AP Football Board of Sports Writers and
Smith
Frank Loria
Virginia Tech
Ray Perkins
Alabama
Cecil Dowdy
Nebraska
LaVerne Allers
Wayne Meylan
Webster
Duffy Daugherty
Loyd Phillips
Arkansas
George Patton
Georgia
Spurrier
Jim Breland
Georgia Tech
Tom Greenlee
Washington
Paul Naumoff
Tennessee
Bob Matheson
Duke
Tom Beier
Miami
Fla
Eppie Barney
Towa State
Larry Gilbert
Texas Tech
Ron Yary
Southern California
Jack Calcaterra
Purdue
Lynn Thornhill
Southern Methodist
del Williams
Florida State
Bill Carr
Bob Griese
Floyd Little
Syracuse
Garrett Ford
West Virginia
Ray McDonald
Idaho
Alan Page
George Foussekis
Kevin Hardy
Dennis Byrd
North Carolina State
John LaGrone
Charles Thornhill
Townsend Clarke
Army
Adrian Young
Larry Wachholtz
Nate Shaw
Chuck Latourette
Rice
Nicklaus and Palmer Lead PGA Team Championship
Nicklaus and Palmer hold a one stroke lead entering the second round of the $275000 PGA team championship at PGA National. They posted a best-ball 63 on the East course despite bogeying the 380 yard fourth hole, aided by 10 birdies as 120 teams vie for a $50000 winner’s purse and a cut to the top 60 teams after Friday.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus-Palmer
PGA National Golf Club
Prep Basketball Scores Across Chicago Area
Roosevelt 79 Amundsen 57. Bowen 90 Hubbard 68. Calumet 76 Harper 66. Vocational 67 Tilden Tech 43. Harrison 83 Hales Franciscan Weber 73. Foreman 71 Gordon Tech 80. Lane Tech 45. Mercy Mission 55 St Joseph 43. Brother Rice 60 Holy Trinity 45.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Amundsen
Bowen
Hubbard
Calumet
Harper
Vocational
Tilden Tech
Harrison
Hales Franciscan
Big Ten basketball setbacks for Indiana and Michigan
Indiana fell 91-90 in overtime to Ohio University after a late Vern Pfaff jumper tied the game and John Schroeder hit the deciding 10-foot hook shot. Michigan lost 90-83 at Bowling Green as Walt Piotkowski scored 33 and Craig Dill 26 for the Wolverines.
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Hoosiers
Ohio University
John Schroeder
Indiana
Vern Pfaff
Vern Payne
Bowling Green
Michigan
Walt Piatkowski
Craig Dill
Dennis Stewart
Wolverines
Big Ten
Davidson
Wichita
Michigan State
Kentucky
Northwestern
Washington
Ohio State
Shue Earns Fifth Win as Bullets Beat Warriors
Gene Shue arrives as coach and guides Baltimore to a 116 106 victory over the Western Division leading San Francisco Warriors. The win ends a five game slide and marks the Bullets fifth win of the season as Shue stresses defense and a new start.
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Baltimore
Gene Shue
Civic Center
Baltimore Bullets
Shue
National Basketball Association
San Francisco Warriors
Bullets
Ellsworth Traded From Cubs to Phillies for Ray Culp
Chicago pitcher Dick Ellsworth known as unlucky is traded to Philadelphia for right-hander Ray Culp and cash. Ellsworth, a Fresno, California native, starred early with the Cubs but finished 84-110 over seven seasons, peaking at 22-10 in 1963.
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Chicago
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Fresno
Calif
Phils
Ray Culp
Ellsworth
Gentle lift for tired kidneys with BU KETS formula
An old style drug claim promotes BU KETS as a gentle kidney support. The ad asserts relief from nighttime symptoms and backache, promising increased urine flow and regulation within four days or a 39 cent refund at drug counters.
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Jones
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Turkey Festival
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Holy Trinity
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Sno Wite
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