Buzzell Scheufler Lead NAIA All-America Picks
Ottawa University's Eddie Buzzell and Leonard Scheufler earned spots on the 1965 NAIA All-America teams. Buzzell, a Westwood senior, was first‑team quarterback on defense, while Scheufler, a Herington junior, made the second offensive unit at end. The pair helped OU's undefeated season and set school and NAIA records, with Buzzell throwing 2,170 yards and 31 TDs in nine games and later signing with the Houston Oilers.
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Packers Triumph In Sudden Death to Clinch West Title
Green Bay beat Baltimore 13 10 on Don Chandler’s 22 yard field goal with under two minutes left clinching the Western Conference crown. Chandler connected on 19 of 29 attempts this season and totaled 95 points. Bart Starr is a doubtful starter for the NFL championship with Cleveland as X rays on his bruised shoulder are negative. Zeke Bratkowski will start if Starr cannot play, after Bratkowski led the club to victory when Starr was hurt earlier.
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Walt Escapes Runaway KC Elevator
Kansas City AP reports Walter Wesley and several University of Kansas players were in a malfunctioning hotel elevator at the Muehlebach. Doors stuck, shifting between basement to 17th floor. Wesley emerged on the 10th floor after the car dropped then rose.
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Hockey Results From The Associated Press
Monday's results show no games. upcoming schedules list Detroit at Boston for today and Montreal at Toronto and Chicago at New York for Wednesday. No scores are provided.
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Big Eight Tournament Sellout Puts Spotlight on Kansas Rivalry
In Kansas City AP reports a 10 500 sellout for the first round of the Big Eight tournament. Kansas faces Kansas State while Colorado meets Iowa State in tonight’s doubleheader. Nebraska edged Missouri in overtime 69 67. Oklahoma won 58 36 over Oklahoma State. Wilt Chamberlain begins his sophomore season as the Kansas-Kansas State clash headlines the late game.
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Packers Victory Hopes Face Browns In Cleveland
Cleveland Browns coach Blanton Collier studies Green Bay ahead of the NFL title game in Green Bay Wisconsin. Collier calls the Packers defense similar to Dallas and the offense to St Louis before injuries. He praises Ray Nitschke and the linebackers, notes the defensive line’s quickness, and commends Hornung and Taylor for steady play.
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Australians Whop Spain For Clincher
Australia clinched the Davis Cup by sweeping Spain 6-3 4-0 7-5 6-2 in the doubles at White City Stadium. Newcombe and Roche defeated Santana and Arilla to give the Aussies a 3-0 lead in the best-of-five. Spain briefly threatened in the second set before tiring, while Emerson defeated Gilbert earlier in the day.
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Garnett Dominates Midway In De Soto Tourney Opener
Garnett 72 Midway 46 in De Soto Christmas tournament opening round. Garnett led 29-23 at halftime and pulled away after three quarters. Dean Barr scored 15 for Garnett, Dale Raymond 12, Ed Walken 10. Wagoner led Midway with 10. Garnett faces Yates Center next, after Yates Center beat Holton 60-54. Other first round results: Iola 82 Burlington 54 and De Soto 67 Troy 45.
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Reds Sign First Aussie Pitcher From Australia
Cincinnati Reds sign Neil Page a 21 year old pitcher from Australia. He becomes the first Australian to sign a professional contract with the club.
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Michigan State Honored With Hawaiian Goodies in Pasadena
AP reports Michigan State Rose Bowl players Bob Apisa Dick Kenney and Charlie Wedemeyer will receive baskets of papayas pineapples and leis at their Pasadena hotel. The gifts originate from Sheraton Hotels in the islands to honor the three Hawaii team members.
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