All-America football team stars shine in AP pick
Mike Garrett and Howard Twilley lead the 1965 AP All-America selections with standout performances. Jim Grabowski and Steve Juday join a strong list of backs, linemen, and defensive stars from Michigan State, Texas Tech, Notre Dame, and Oklahoma. The diverse roster spans Alabama to Florida, Arkansas to Princeton, highlighting record setters and Heisman contenders across positions.
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NEW York
Mike Garrett
Howard Twilley
Associated Press
Red Grange
Llinois
Jim Grabowski
Minnesota
Aaron Brown
Steve Juday
Michigan State
Texas Tech
Donny Anderson
Texas
Tommy Nobis
Princeton
Charley Gogolak
Booter
Notre Dame
Nick Rassas
Johnny Roland
Missouri
George Webster
Alabama
Twoeway Paul Crane
Dick Arrington
Nobis
Arkansas
Glen Ray Hines
Purdue
Karl Singer
Charles Cassey
Florida
Twilley
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Carl McAdams
Tennessee
Frank Emanuel
Dwight Kelley
Ohio State
Brown
Ed Weisacoseky
Miami
Nebraska
Walt Barnes
Arkanesas
Lloyd Phillips
George Patton
Georgia
Garrett
Southern California
Ollie Matson
Paul Crane
Princhard
Ala
Micheigan State
Northville
Mich
Los Angeles
Stinnett
Tex
Ilinois
Chicago
Charlie Gogolak
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Port Arthur
Ed Wetisacosky
Pottsville
Loyd Phillips
Longview
Tuscumbia
White Deer
Tennesee
Newport News
Bremen
Ohio
Corpus Christi
Anderson
S.C
Winnetka
Bowling Scores Booster League and Wednesday Nights Highlights
A compiled list of top scores from multiple bowling leagues including Miller S 2 High 10 80 J Hooten 194 516 and Cromwell 179 Zeilsdorf 450 with senior leaders across 20 leagues such as K of C Two Three and Eagles Lodge 2700 4 High 10 30 Strole 211 578 plus Texaco 4 High 10 F Simmons 214 30 G Page 550 and Kansas State Bank 0 High 10 30 M Hopkins 154 447 along with Ladies and other teams like Bennett Creamery 3 High 10 B Keim 199 and Ottawa Bus Service 1 High 10 Breckenridge 189 5385 Sun Sunrise Dairy 3 High 10 Moody 226 609 and Prairie area standouts across many clubs with individual scores listed.
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Miller S
J. Hooten
Royal Tlanes
Cromwell
Zeilsdorf
Morrisey
B. McLaughlin
Carpenter
Eagles Lodge
Strole
Twilight League
Bennett Creamery
B. Keim
M. Miller
Ottawa Bus Service
Breckenridge
Trade Deadlock Frustrating For Baseball Heads
Major league executives at the winter meetings struggle to break a trading deadlock as several veteran swaps sneak through. Bragan and Durocher failed to reel in Cubs relievers Abernathy or Moc Daniel while new trades move players between Houston, Chicago, San Francisco and Cleveland. Milwaukee bids to host a franchise amid ownership talks as Siebern moves to California for Simpson in a separate deal.
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Bobby Bragan
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Lindy Moc Daniel
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Houston
Jack Lamabe
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Dave Nicholson
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San Francisco
Matty Alou
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Pirate
Joe Gibbon
Kansas City
Jim Lan
Cleveland
Phil Roof
Wisconsin
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College Basketball Scores From AP Wire
Kansas defeated Arkansas 81 to 52, Ohio State beat Missouri 76 to 74, Creighton won 83 to 75 over Kansas State, Town State 59 edged Air Force 55, Nebraska toppled Wisconsin 101 to 88, Oklahoma City 74 defeated Oklahoma 71.
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Arkansas
Ohio State
Missouri
Creighton
Kansas State
Town State
Air Force
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Boy Dies After Basketball Blow
A 17 year old Rochester student died at Strong Memorial Hospital after being struck in the face during a basketball scrimmage with St. Monica’s Church team in a Brighton gym. Police report he covered his face, staggered, then fell. An autopsy will determine the cause of death. He was a senior at West High School.
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Strong Memorial Hospital
John Shemming
Rochester
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Shemming
St. Monica’s Church
Brighton
West High School
Hockey Results and Schedule
Wednesday hockey ended in a 2 2 tie between Toronto and New York while Chicago defeated Boston 4 2. Boston hosts Detroit on Friday with no other games scheduled.
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Chicago
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Bad News Is Good News For Bullets
Jim Barnes once nicknamed Bad News at Texas Western has delivered with the Baltimore Bullets after the Walt Bellamy trade. He produced 22 points and 22 rebounds guiding the Bullets past the New York Knicks 139 to 125, marking their third win in four games against the Knicks since the deal. Other NBA results: St Louis 110 Detroit 101, Los Angeles 121 Cincinnati 105.
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Associated Press
Jim Barnes
Texas Western
St. Louis
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
KU Balance Pays Off Creighton Stymies Cats
Creighton upset Kansas State 83-75 in Omaha as Bob Miles led Creighton with 23 points. Kansas dominated Arkansas 81-52 while Colorado topped Texas Tech 86-77 and Kansas beat Nebraska 101-88. Iowa State edged Air Force 59-55. Missouri dropped a 76-74 decision to Ohio State. Oklahoma State beat Oklahoma 74-71 in a two platoon game. St. Louis topped Oklahoma State 61-57. Tulsa visits Colorado in the lone game tonight as Big Eight action wraps.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa State
Kansas State
Creighton
Omaha
Nick Pino
Colorado
Texas Tech
Boulder
Chuck Gardner
Arkansas
Lawrence
Walt Wesley
Bob Wilson
Western Michigan
al Lopes
Wisconsin
Madison
Grant Simmons
Tom Baack
Stueart Lantz
Air Force
Ames
Don Smith
John McGonigle
Ohio State
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Columbia
al Peters
Ron Coleman
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St. Louis
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Oklahoma
Jim Johnson
Keith Branch
Chad Brown
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Bob Miles
Tulsa
Hank Iba
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Cinch
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Howard Payne
Denton
Dale Absire
TCU
Des Moines
Bob Netollicky
Gary Lovemark
Sophoe
Hull Returns Raps Bruins In 4-2 Chicago Victory
Bobby Hull return ignites Chicago as the Golden Jet sets up three goals and wields a blistering shot at Bernie Parent. Hull’s play helps lift Chicago into a first place tie with Montreal while Boston drops toward the middle of the pack behind Detroit and the Rangers.
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Missourians Upset Kansas College Powers
Maryville State defeats Pittsburg State 82 79 Omaha beats Kirksville State 65 54 Quincy tops St Benedicts 84 68 Springfield State knocks off Rockhurst 83 67 Warrensburg State loses to Cincinnati 64 78 Lincoln opens with 98 73 win over St Cloud Doane over Washburn 78 77 Fort Hays State over Southwestern 91 73 Maryville plays strong early season, Central Kansas tournament opens at Moundridge with Bethel Tabor McPherson Bethany slated.
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Bethany
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Bearcats
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Bolden
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MVC Sweeps Past Six Foes in Opening Night
Six Missouri Valley teams won on opening night as Valley squads swept six games. Westley Unseld led Louisville past Georgetown 77 to 58 with 19 points and 28 rebounds. Cincinnati debutant John Howard scored 19, while St Louis and Bradley posted key wins in multi team showdowns.
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Westley
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Georgetown
Cincinnati
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Bradley
Joe Allen
St. Louis
Eugene Moore
Len Dawson Wins AP Offensive Player of the Week
Len Dawson of the Kansas City Chiefs delivered a masterful game against Houston, throwing three touchdown passes and scoring one on a sneak. Running support from Mack Lee Hill and Curt McClendon helped dismantle the blitz, earning Dawson AP Offensive Player of the Week honors.
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Mack Lee Hill
Curt Mc.Clinton
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Boxing Results From Wednesday Page
Scores show Baltimore leading New York 139 to 125 and St Louis over Detroit 110 to 101. Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 121 to 105. Cincinnati faces San Francisco in Oakland and Philadelphia meets Boston with Cincinnati touring Los Angeles.
1965 AP All America Honorable Mentions Named
The AP lists honorable mentions for 1965 football with Offense guards Dick Pratt of Kansas and Gary Lane and Charlie Brown of Missouri. Defense end Bill Maran of Kansas State, tackles Bruce Van Dyke of Missouri and Earl Edwards of Wichita, and linebacker Jim Waskiewicz of Wichita.
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Associated Press
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Gary Lane
Charlie Brown
Missouri
Bill Maran
Kansas State
Bruce van Dyke
Earl Edwards
Wichita
Jim Waskiewicz
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