NEA All America team selections spotlight 1960 football stars
The 1960 Newspaper Enterprise Association All America football team features stars from Navy Pittsburgh Minnesota Texas Tech and many others with Joe Bellino and Pervis Atkins on offense and Bob Ferguson at fullback earning among the coveted spots. A second and third team are listed with players from Duke Arkansas Wisconsin Maryland and more. The piece adds praise from observers and notes the honor comes with a Bulova watch and a ceremony in each honoree’s hometown.
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New York
Stilt Chamberlain
Willie Heston
Michigan
Walter Eckersall
Tad Jones
Jim Thorpe
George Gipp
Red Grange
The
Four Horsemen
Don Hutson
Otto Graham
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Johnny Lujack
Doak Walker
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Marvin
Danny) la Rose
Missouri
Crystal City
Mike Duke
Pittsburgh
Aliquippa
Martin Olsen
Utah State
Logan
Iah
Bob Liffy
Texas Christian
Throckmorton
Tex
Tom Brown
Minnesota
Minneapolis
E. J. Holub
Texas Tech
Cab- Rock
Roy McKasson
Washington
Tacoma
Wash
Jake Gibb
Mississippi
Grenada
Miss
Joe Bellino
Navy
Winchester
Mass
Pervis Atkins
New Mexico State
Oakland
Calif
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Troy
Ohio
Tee Moorman
Duke
Mary Luster
USCA
Ken Rice
Auburn
Jerry Beachout
Purdue
al Vanderbush
Army
Benny Balme
Yale
Wayne Harris
Arkansas
Roman Gabriel
North Carolina State
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Tommy Mason
Tulane
Tom Watkins
Iowa State
Pat Richter
Wisconsin
Bill Miller
Miami
Fla
Francis Brixius
Bob Minihane
Boston
U. G
Pat Dye
Georgia
Monte Lee
Texas
Alex Kroll
Rutgers
Paul Terhes
Bucknell
Bill Kilmer
Ucla
Ronnie Bull
Baylor
Ed Dras
Michigan State
Jerry Mays
Southern Methodist
Barry Bullard
Riley Mattson
Gregor
Marshall Shirk
Dean Hinshaw
Stanford
Dan’ Frice
Southern California
Harold Seat
Gary Cutzinger
Tahoma
Ron Kostetnik
Cincinnati
Roland MM Dole
Nebraska
Billy White
Oklahom
Rill Eurich
Colorado
Joe Rutgens
Illinois
Jim Tyler
Ken Shafter
Marquette
Bob DeMarco
Dayton
Ron Erchus
Mike Pyle
Bob Treat
Connecticut
Mark Manders
Iawa
Tony Asher
Detroit
Myron Patties
Notre Dame
Mike Ingram
Billy Neighbors
Alabama
Ron Maheny
Elvin Basham
Kansas
Joe Romig
Paul Henley
Missioguri
Richard Price
Jack Naval
Miami Fit
Sandy Stephens
Ron Costello
Xaver
Norman Snead
Wake Forest
Howard Dwyer
Virginia Military Institute
George Fieming
Don Kasso
State
John Johnson
San Jose State
Keith Lincain
Washington State
Terry Baker
Oregon
Chuck Lamson
Joss Arrington
Chick Graning
Georgia Tech
Bob Cox
Tom Hennessey
Holy Cross
George Telesh
Cornell
Orck Gesmarais
Boston College
Bert Coan
Curtis McClinton
Jack Collins
Jim Cunningham
Red Blanchard
Valez
George Pierovich
California
Coolidge Hunt
Charles Rieves
Houston
Jim Dillard
Oklahoma State
Ron Hartline
Oklahoma
Hank Favorite in TV Fight at Madison Square Garden
Henry Hank a busy 160 pounder from Detroit meets Ace Armstrong in a ten round TV feature at Madison Square Garden. Hank is listed as the favorite at 85 and brings a 46 12 2 record with 33 knockouts. Armstrong from Elizabeth New Jersey stands 18 2 1 with one knockout in 22 fights. The bout is telecast nationally on ABC TV at 10 EST.
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Garden
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N.J
Eagles and Packers Favored In NFL Week It Picks
Associated Press Sports Writer Jim Kensil previews Thanksgiving NFL games. Philadelphia expected to beat New York 31 20, Green Bay to defeat Los Angeles 34 14. Other NFL picks: Cleveland over Pittsburgh, Chicago over Detroit, St. Louis over Washington, San Francisco over Dallas. AFL picks: Los Angeles over Buffalo, Houston over Denver. Thanksgiving notes include Green Bay over Detroit 37 20 and Dallas over New York 35 7 with Titan Coach Sammy Baugh.
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Jim Kensil
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Bobby Layne
Pittsburgh
Layne
New York Giants
Baltimore Colts
Charlie Conerly
Hugh McElhenny
Clarence Peaks
Kyle Rote
Y. A. Tittle
Philadelphia
New York
Giants
Eagles
Norm van Brocklin
Green Bay
Los Angeles
Packers
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
San Francisco
Dallas
Buffalo
Houston
Denver
Texans
Titan
Sammy Baugh
Robustelli Cites Fear as Hint of Readiness for Must Win
Giants' defensive star Andy Robustelli explains being "up" means fear of a rival, driving focus and hard work. He and Kyle Rote discuss college versus pro prep, with film study guiding a game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Yankee Stadium.
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Murray Olderman
Andy
Robustelit
Cleveland
Jim Brown
Bobby Mitchell
Kyle Rote
Tead
Rothustell
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
Frank Leahy
Kyle
West Texas
Andy Robustelli
Norm van Brocklin
Philadelphia
Eagles
Origin of the All-America team and football rulings noted
A compilation of football history and rules asks about the origin of the All-America team with Caspar Whitney and Walter Camp, plus several football rulings on interference and kickoff plays. It also mentions Grant Field naming, the NFL meeting date, and notes on the Ainu as ancient Japanese people.
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Chris Wills
Rutgers
Princeton
New Brunswick
Caspar Whitney
Yale
Stanford
Walter Camp
H.W
James Brightseil
Grant
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
J.B
J. S. Grant
Hugh Inman Grant
John W. Grant
Royals Top Hawks In OT For 129 128 Victory
The Cincinnati Royals beat the St Louis Hawks 129 128 in overtime behind Oscar Robertson 25 points and three late free throws. Attendance reached 7 363, boosting season total to 62 202 in nine games Robertson’s first season with the Royals. In the other game the Philadelphia Warriors defeated the New York Knickerbockers 101 99 on Joe Grabowski s 30 foot shot with one second left to end a four game slide.
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Cincinnati Royals
Royals
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Robertson
Vals
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New York Knickerbockers
Warriors
Joe Grabowski
Friday's College Football Scores From AP
Syracuse defeats Miami Florida 21 to 14 and San Jose State tops Idaho 28 to 22 Memphis State wins 7 to 32 over Southern Presbyterian Elon downed by St Benedicts 34 to 13 Wm Jewell beats Hendrix 13 to 7 Ouachita defeats Miss College with 40 to 7 scoreline and other listed results incomplete.
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Miami
Fla
San Jose St
Idaho
Memphis St
Miss. Southern
Presbyterian
Elon
St. Benedicts
Kan
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Miss. College
BA of Mexico
Missouri Battles Kansas ACC Title Today
Missouri aims to seal its 9 0 season and secure the ACC crown with a Saturday clash against Kansas while multiple top teams chase conference titles and Bowl bids including Minnesota Duke Iowa Notre Dame and Auburn in a slate of decisive games across the country.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Missouri
Tigers
Kansas
Syracuse
Minnesota
Duke
Jayhawks
Iowa
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Town
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Gophers
Iota
Purdue
Midwest
Forest Evashevskis
Hawkeyes
Hell
Atlantic Coast
Skyline
Auburn
Ole Miss
Florida State
North Carolina
Touis
South Carolina
NC State
Harvard
Eli
Princeton
Dartmouth
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Rice
Texas Christian
Ohio State
Michigan
Navy
Army
Washington
Boston Bears rout Dallas in Friday AFL clash
Boston defeated Dallas 42 to 14 in Friday AFL action. The schedule lists no games on Saturday and Sunday.
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American Football League
Associated Press
Boston
Dallas
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