UCLA Prothro and Curtice Named Coach of the Year
AP reports California swept AFCA honors with Tommy Prothro of UCLA and Jack Curtice of UC Santa Barbara chosen as large and small college coaches of the year. Curtice praised by peers after a strong season, while Prothro credited his players and staff for the Rose Bowl upset over Michigan State and the year’s success.
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Washington
California
American Football Coaches Association
Tommy Prothro
UCLA
Jack Curtice
University of California At Santa Barbara
Curtice
University of California
Prothro
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Daugherty
AFCA
Michi
Gan State
Missouri
Tennessee
Oregon State
Stanford University
Los Angeles State
Hal Westerman
University of Maine
Bob Blackran
Dartmouth
Dick Colman
Princeton
Earle Edwards
North Carolina State
Doug Dickey
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
John Gregory
East Stroudsburg
Clarence Stasavich
Happy Hairston Helps Royals Win Hearts At Madison Square Garden
Harold Hairston known as Happy, 6-7 Royals rookie, charms college crowds at Madison Square Garden and now wins over Cincinnati Royals fans. He rebounds, runs the floor, learns to play with Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas, aiming to emulate Dolph Schayes and improve his shooting as he adjusts to pro life.
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Harold Hairston
North Carolina
Nyc
New York
Madison Square Garden
Cincinnati Royals
Happy
Royals
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Oscar
Jerry
Hairston
Barry Kramer
Violets
NYU
Dolph Schayes
Schayes
Cadets Edge In Triangular Indoor Meet in Baltimore
Kenwood racked 56 points to Frederick 41 34 and Overlea 25 in a Five Regiment Armory indoor tri meet. Frederick captured the 88 yard relay and two mile, while Kenwood won the 38 yard dash shot put 600 yard run and two mile. Cadets run next Thursday against Dulaney and Woodlawn. Mike Caruso 123 pound Newark NJ freshman becomes Lehighs first sophomore to win a national wrestling title.
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Kenwood
Fifth Regiment Armory
Frederick
Overlea
Baltimore County
Bob Swanson
Harley Diggs
Bill Watkins
Mike Cavell
Jim Weedon
Francis Foreman
Clyde Baker
Gale Clemson
Dulaney
Woodlawn
Swanson
Diggs
Watkins
Cavell
Weedon
Baugh
Kell
Coleman
Favor
Mansfeld
Run — Baker
Forrest
Shank
Beam
Himes
Keyser
Phillips
Dash — Clark
Boozer
Radich
Clark
Barmer
Burdatte
Simmons
Clemson
Webber
Smyth
Brooks
Frederick J
Jones
Brown
Oland
Mike Caruso
Newark
Lehigh University
Laramie
Wyo
Daylong offshore fishing yields cuda and snook haul
A narrator recalls a day of deep sea fishing with his father, landing 30 pound plus cuda and big ten pound snook after traversing three foot waves toward an island. They hook repeatedly, drag and land several fish while sharing banter about their catch.
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Irv
Two Lead In San Diego Golf Two Lead In San Diego Golf
Tommy Aaron and Chris Blocker shot 65s to share the San Diego Open lead at Stardust Country Club. Aaron and Blocker eyed a 33-32-65 round while 39 players broke par. Lou Graham chased at 66 and Wes Ellis Jr. tied at 68 with six others.
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San Diego
Calif
Tommy Aaron
Chris Blocker
Blocker
Jal
N.M
Aaron
Gainesville
Stardust Country Club
Lou Graham
Nashville
Tenn
Mason Rudolph
Harold Kneece
Bob Zimmerman
Rand Paul Benderson
Wes Ellis Jr
Mike Souchak
Tribe Signs Wagner in Cleveland Deal
Cleveland Indians star Leon Wagner, who led the team with 28 homers last season and hit .294, reportedly signed a new contract Thursday raising his pay to about 40 000 for the coming season.
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Tribe
Wagner
Cleveland, Ohio
Leon Wagner
Cleveland Indians
Shula Gets Big Salary Increase For Colts
Baltimore AP Don Shula received a substantial raise as coach of the Colts, with owner Carroll Rosenbloom also extending his contract from three to five years. Shula expressed happiness about staying in Baltimore and aiming to win it all. The team, short at quarterback, had mixed results the prior season including a playoff loss to Green Bay.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Don Shula
Carroll Rosenbloom
Shula
Carroll
Colts
Los Angeles
Green Bay
Dallas
Tom Matte
Rosenbloom
Pimlico Futurity Moves to Laurel Amid Schedule Changes
Pimlico announced the Futurity will be raced at Laurel this year due to Maryland track date revisions. The 1965 Futurity purse reached 213,990, the richest in Maryland, with the event moved from November to new spring slots alongside the Preakness and other stakes. Three NL players hit two Koufax home runs in 1965: Dick Stuart, Mack Jones, and Cap Peterson.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Laurel
Maryland
Imlico
Sandy Koufax
Dick Stuart
Phillies
Mack Jones
Braves
Cap Peterson
Saints
President Johnson Honored by Coaches Group
Washington AP The American Football Coaches Association awarded its annual outstanding citizenship honor to President Johnson in the White House cabinet room. Johnson called it a very special honor and praised football for fair play as a path to world peace. Abe Martin of Texas Christian University presented the award, praising Johnson for high public service and leadership.
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Washington
American Football Coaches Association
Johnson
White House
Abe Martin
Texas Christian University
Gilchrist defends All-Star effort in Houston buildup
Denver fullback Cookie Gilchrist says pro football players work hard for All-Star games. The AFL stars meet the Buffalo Bills at Rice Stadium in a nationally televised title bout. Lin coln and Alworth vow to play despite injuries as 70,000 fans watch.
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Houston
Tex
Denver
Cookie Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Buffalo Bills
San Diego
Keith Lincoln
Lance Alworth
Rice University
Klosterman Named Oilers Executive Vice President
Houston Oilers appoint Don Klosterman former Kansas City Chiefs director of player personnel as executive vice president and general manager on Thursday signaling a major front office shift for the franchise in Houston Texas.
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Houston, Tex
Don Klosterman
Kansas City Chiefs
Houston Oilers
The News. Frederick Maryland Friday January 14 1966
The Frederick Maryland edition for Friday January 14 1966 reports local news highlights, civic notices and community updates. Readers find brief items on politics, commerce, and social events from the city and surrounding area.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Twins Sign Allison and Stigman For 1966 Season
Outfielder Bob Allison and pitcher Dick Stigman reached 1966 contract terms with the Minnesota Twins, the American League champions. The report lists ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS with AP and notes the teams involved, referencing the Twins and their 1965 season context.
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Twins
ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Bob Allison
Dick Stigman
Minnesota Twins
Miller Named Comeback Player of the Year in SF BBWAA
San Francisco BBWAA chapter selected Orioles reliever Stu Miller as comeback player of the year. The 38 year old posted a 14-7 record with 21 saves and a 1.89 ERA in 1965, amid 67 appearances, after a 7-7 season and 3.06 ERA the year before. Miller, a former Giants player, resides in San Carlos and will accept the honor at the February 13 banquet.
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Miller
San Francisco
Stu Miller
Baltimore Orioles
Baseball Writers Association of America
San Francisco Giants
San Carlos
BBWAA
Daniels Trade Sends Bennie Daniels to Hawaii Farm Team
The Washington Senators sold pitcher Bennie Daniels to the Hawaii farm team in the Pacific Coast League on Thursday and announced the signing of pitcher Phil Ortega. Daniels was the Senators top pitcher in 1981 with a 12-11 record but had inconsistency since then. Ortega was 12-15 last season with a 5.10 ERA.
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