1966 AP All American grid squad named
1 2 Clubs Dominate All-America Football Team with players from Michigan Alabama Notre Dame UCLA Michigan State Georgia Tech Syracuse Washington and more. Key picks include Steve Spurrier Bubba Smith and Loyd Phillips with tackles and guards spanning major programs.
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All-America
New York
Associated Press
Jack Clancy
Michigan
Ray Perkins
Alabama
Cecil Dowdy
Gary Bugenhagen
Syracuse
Tom Regner
Notre Dame
LaVerne Allers
Nebraska
Jim Breland
Georgia Tech
Steve Spurrier
Florida
MclFarr
UCLA
Nick Eddy
Clint Jones
Michigan State
Bubba Smith
Tom Greenlee
Washington
Loyd Phillips
Arkansas
George Patton
Georgia
Duffy Daugherty Coach of Year In the Midwest
Duffy Daugherty of Michigan State is among eight coaches up for the American Football Coaches Association Coach of the Year award. District 5 voting placed him ahead of Ara Parseghian and Jack Mollenkopf. The Kodak Award will be presented January 12 in Houston. Other district winners include Schembechler, Claiborne, Dooley, Devaney, Mitchell, and McKay. Also named were players and assistants across multiple positions from various schools.
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Rochester
N.Y
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan
State
American Football Coaches Association
Daugherty
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Jack Mollenkopf
Purdue
Houston
Tom Cahill
Army
Harvard
John Yovksin
Bob Schembechler
Miami
Ohio
Jerry Claiborne
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Vince Dooley
Georgia
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Odus Mitchell
North Texas State
John McKay
Southern
California
MCC Effort Wins With 55-Point Rally at Grand View
Muscatine Community College erased a 17-point second half deficit to beat Grand View of Des Moines 80-74 behind John Fowler’s 30 points in the final 20 minutes. MCC trailed 42-25 at halftime. 53 fouls were called, with each team losing three players on fouls.
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Muscatine Community College
Grand View
Des Moines
MCC Indians
Gene Weber
John Fowler
Marion
Fowler
MCC
Area Sports This Week Inspires Local Basketball Notes
The column reviews area basketball action with Thursday wrestling results and Friday boys and girls schedules across Southeast Iowa. It highlights key players including Ron Axel Stan Green Lindy Brinning and Fowler and the importance of free throws as Grand View and MCC battled, noting MCC improved to 52.9 percent shooting after a rough first half.
MCC to Play Moline Friday
MCC faces Moline in a Friday game as part of a larger note on recent scoring totals. Fowler led with 14 of 23 field goals for the Indians, while teammates Axel Green and Brinning contributed several baskets. The report also lists other football and wrestling results from the weekend.
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Fowler
Axel
Mike van Wey
Brinning
van Beh- He Okant
Ren
Green
Terry T. Grant
Charlee
Wyoming
Stone
Terry
Mckee
D Palcie
Wapello
D. Hawke
Iowa - U High
G. Lehner
Lone Tree
B. Neswold
B. Patrick
B. Larson
R.vok
S. Bennett
Elorde Ready To Fight Ortiz Again After Loss
In Manila Elorde, returning from Honolulu, said he would take on Carlos Ortiz in another bout if given the chance. Ortiz knocked out Elorde in their recent world lightweight title fight in New York.
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Manila
Muscatine
Elorde
Grand View
Carlos Ortiz
Ortiz
New York
Honolulu
Iowa Iowa State guards and Hawkeyes named All America
The AP All America football team includes Eppie Barney of Iowa State on the second team as defensive end. Honorable mentions go to Iowa linebackers Dave Moreland and Dick Gibbs, with LaVerne Allers of Nebraska named to the first team offense as a guard.
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Mel Farr
UCLA
AP Football Board of Sports Writers
Smith
Frank Loria
Virginia Tech
Ray Perkins
Alabama
Cecil Dowdy
Nebraska
LaVerne Allers
Wayne Meylan
New York
Eppie Barney
Iowa State
Dave Moreland
Dick Gibbs
University of Iowa
Davenport
University of Nebraska
Coach Makes Good on His 1st Promise Bullets Win
In Baltimore at the Civic Center Gene Shue fulfilled his first promise as the Bullets clinched a win. He did not have to pay for admission, as his free ticket came courtesy of the venue.
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Baltimore
Gene Shue
Civic Center
Baltimore Bullets
Shue
National Basketball Association
San Francisco Warriors
Bullets
Barry Keeps Pumping as He Hits 8-for-33
Rick Barry shot poorly yet kept firing as the San Francisco Warriors lost 116-106 to Baltimore. The Bullets, under new coach Gene Shue, built an early lead, then held on with a fourth quarter rally. Other NBA results included Boston over Cincinnati, New York over Detroit, Philadelphia over Chicago, and Los Angeles beating St. Louis in overtime.
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Durant Rallies For a Mat Win
Durant high school wrestlers, under coach Dave Holmquist, defeated Lincoln of Stanwood 39 to 11 to move to 2-1 in dual meets. Durant trailed 11-0 after three matches and surged with the last nine victories, with several pins and decisions listed for 95 pounds through heavyweight. They next compete in an invitational at Wapello on Saturday.
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Dave Holmquist
Lincoln
Stanwood
Wapello
Kevin Lahrman
Murry Fitzer
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