Chicago's Fabulous Rookies On All NFL
Gale Sayers of Chicago Bears voted Rookie of the Year in a standout season marked by 22 touchdowns and a league scoring title. Dick Butkus joins Sayers on the AP 1965 All NFL squad, with multiple rookies and veterans honored across offense and defense.
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Associated Press
Dick Butkus
Gale Sayers
Sayers
Flash
Kansas
Butkus
Dinois
NFL
NEW York
Chicago Bears
San Francisco
Ernie Nevers
Mammoth
Jim Parker
Bob Boyd
Packers
Forrest Gregg
Willie Davis
Herb Adderley
Willie Wood
Philadelphia
Tim Brown
Jim Brown
Cleveland
Illinois
Green Bay
Ray Nitschke
Joe Fortunaeto
Detroit
Wayne Walker
Dick Schafrath
Bob Brown
Eagles
Pete Retzlaff
Dave Parks
Oute
Gary Collins
Browns
Los Angeles
Tomomy McDonald
Eagles subdue Central Heights in 65 50 victory
Wellsville powered by Gary Daveneport and Jim Weers combine for 42 points and strong rebounding to beat Central Heights 65 to 50 in Little Seven League action. Davenport led with 24 points, Weers added 18, while the Vikings missed 12 free throws and Wellsville shot 43 percent.
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Wellsville
Gary Daveneport
Jim Weers
Central Heights
Vikings
Eagles
Instermission
King
Kueser
Chrisjohn
Chambers
Turley
Wood
Willey
Stiffler
Barnett
Burrell
Davenport
Weers
Todd
Bradburgh
Gleisberg
O'Neil
Breithaupt
Peckeham
Garnett Raps Burlington Bulldogs win fifth in a row
Garnett topped Burlington 57 38 in Tri Valley League play Tuesday night extending their win streak to five. Dean Barr 20 points and Bill Feuerborn 14 led Garnett while Burlington’s Lewis scored 9 and Naylor 8. Garnett rose to 5 1 overall and 4 1 in league with the victory. their only loss was to Yates Center in open.
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Garnett
Bulldogs
Dean Barr
Bill Feuerborn
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Feuerborn
Lewis
Naylor
Tri-Valley
Yates Center
D. Kueser
Ockel
Warden
Hiles
Miller
Wolken
Harden
Quenemo earns first win 54 46 over Burlingame
Quenemo Buffaloes upset Burlingame 54 to 46 in a foul heavy non league game. Quenemo built a 34 17 half time lead as Charles Stultz led with 15 points and Leroy Graham added 10. Burlingame’s Shaw had 16 points while Casten pulled 12 rebounds.
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Burlingame
Buffaloes
Charles Stultz
Jeff Case
Leroy Graham
Shaw
Casten
Caroms
Queneemo
Graham
Stultz
Likens
Mooney
Championship Rules In Playoff Showdown
New York AP reports that championship rules including sudden death overtime will govern the title game as Green Bay meets Baltimore Sunday in the NFL Western Conference final.
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New York
Green Bay
Baltimore
Basketball Big Memphis Classic results roundup
Abilene Christian beat Oklahoma State 67 to 52 in the Memphis Classic final. Northwestern downed Texas 73 to 71 in the consolation. Memphis State edged Missouri 85 to 72. Missouri Valley notes include Bradley 87 over Montana 77. Tulsa 67 over Utah State 66. Rockhurst 84 over Omaha 75. Kirksville State 72 over William Jewell 69. Pittsburg State defeated Hardin Simmons 95 to 91 in overtime.
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Rockhurst
Omaha
Kirksville State
William Jewell
Pittsburg State
Hardin Simmons
Michigan
Verga
Blue Devils
BYU
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Dick Nemelika
Jeff Congdon
Cougars
Billy Oakes
Matt Guokas
Hawks
Clyde Lee
Vanderbilt
Santa Barbara
Joe Allen
Bradley
Monetana
Auburn
Tampa
Florida
Trojans
Bruins
Tommy Kerwin
Centenary
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Texas Christian
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Rich Sauer
Lebo Tops Lyndon In Tight Non League Battle
Lebo 56 Lyndon 51 as Lebo erased a 24 point second quarter deficit to secure a comeback victory. Lane led Lebo with 19 points while Gurss paced Lyndon with 12. Lyndon dropped to 2-6, Lebo improved to 5-1.
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Lyndon
Tigers
Husky Lebo
Jim Gurss
Ray Toulouse
Larry Culbertson
Lane
Lynond
Yockey
K. Culbertson
L. Culbertson
Gurss
Toulouse
Tiffany
Oel
Jones
Spielman
Francis
Mark
Dowell
Duke Tops Michigan In Thrilling OT Comeback
Duke, ranked No 1, erased a 14 point deficit to beat No 3 Michigan 100 93 in overtime at Cobo Hall Detroit. Bob Verga led Duke with 27 points including key late baskets, while Michigan star Cazzie Russell scored 30 but Duke pulled away in the extra period.
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Michigan
Vic Bubas
Blue Devils
Michigan Wolverines
Bob Verga
Steve Vacendak
Cobo Hall
Detroit
John Clawson
Verga
Brigham Young
St. Joseph’s Hawks
Philadelphia
Prosto
Utah
Cougars
Hawks
Vanderbilt
Bradley
U. Calif
Santa Barbara
Nashville
Commodores
Montana
Peoria
Associated Press
Cazzie Russell
Russell
Bubas
Mane Toeman
Dave Strack
Jack Marin
Melvern handles Pomona in nonleague clash 75 to 55
Melvern shot well and out rebounded Pomona 47 to 31 for a 75 55 win. Guard Jack White led the Panthers with 21 points while Leon Lindstrom Shaffer and Lacey added 17, 12 and 17 rebounds by Lindstrom. Raymon Schroeder paced Pomona with 18 points in the defeat.
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Melvern
Panithers
Indians
Jack White
Panthers
Leon Lindstrom
Jack Lacey
Leland Shaffer
Lindstrom
Raymon Schroeder
Craig Collins
Oute
Shaffer
Lacy
White
Fellers
Lightle
Schroeder
King
Collins
Beesley
Wittman
Baxter
Smith
A's Hire Veteran Al Vincent As New Coach
The Kansas City Athletics announced the signing of Al Vincent a 38 year baseball veteran to the coaching staff Vincent 59 began in 1928 in the minors and has spent the past two years as a Houston Astros special assignment scout
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Kansas City Athletics
al Vincent
Vincent
Houston Astros
Paola Wrestlers Defeat Cyclones In Sevens Straight
Paola’s wrestling team dominated Ottawa High with seven straight wins to clinch a 37 13 junior high gym victory. Moody pinned for Ottawa in the final bout while Sheldon and Kille earned Ottawa points earlier.
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Steve West
Ottawa High
Doherty
Paola
West
OHS
Ottawa
George Moody
Moody
Stan Sheldon
Mike Kille
Bonner Springs
Sheldon
Dan Muchow
Don Muchow
Bill Adams
Vasquez
Kille
Penn
Walker
Absbott
Bucklew
Carl Adams
Pearce
Chapman
Durland
Shepard
Rowlett
Hull
Cuthbertson
Indall
Fuerhart
Scores From The Associated Press Kansas High School Games
Garden City 63 Hays 61 Junction City 45 Emporia 41 Manhattan 72 Abilene 53 Hutchinson 45 Wellington 29 Wichita Kapaun 42 Carroll 41 Wichita East 50 Wichita Heights 24 Wichita West 62 Wichita North 49 Derby 53 Campus 49 Newton 66 Arkansas City 56 Pittsburg 89 Columbus 56 Chanute 54 Fort Scott 51 Independence 73 Altamont 48 Great Bend 59 Dodge City 39 Lawrence 59 Leavenworth 57 McPherson 63 Salina 62 Effingham 64 Horton 32 Ellsworth 42 Salina Sacred Heart 41 Garnett 57 Burlington 38 Hugoton 46 Elkhart 44 Stockton 67 Phillipsburg 49 Oswego 61 Altoona 45 Haven 55 Haltead 48 Anthony 84 Kiowa 58.
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