Alabama Aims for Third Straight Title in 1964 Opener
Alabama coach Paul Bryant previews the season opener with Louisiana Tech as the Crimson Tide pursue an unprecedented third national title. The squad features receivers Ray Perkins Wayne Cook and Dennis Ghoman plus rookies Conrad Fowler and Donnie Sutton. Kenny Stabler risks stepping into a key quarterback role amid injuries and player turnover.
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Miami
Wayne Cook
Dennis Ghoman
Conrad Fowler
Donnie Sutton
Steve Sloan
Paul Crane
Steve Bowman
David Ray
Tide
Kenny Stabler
Stabler
OHL Player Of The Week Named Gary DePriest
The Herald selects Gary DePriest, Ottawa High senior fullback, as the first Ottawa High Player of the Week for 1966 football. He rushed for 133 yards on 18 carries in the 19 13 loss to Pittsburg and scored Ottawa's opening touchdown on a 67 yard run in the second quarter.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Leaders
American League batting leaders include Oliva and Robinson with 375 at bats and Fobinson 311. Foy leads Boston with 97 runs, Robinson 112 RBIs, Powell 106, Oliva 179 hits, Aparicio 174. Yastrzemski 38 doubles, Campaneris 47 stolen bases, McNally 13-5 pitching, Kaat 24-10. National League leads show Alou with 0.844 average, Alou 212 hits, Aaron 116 RBIs, Brock 69 steals, Koufax 283 strikeouts, Marichal 22-6.
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Southern Conference Commissioner Lloyd P. Jordan native of Punxsutawney
Lloyd P. Jordan, the Southern Conference commissioner since 1960, hails from Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, reflecting his regional roots in a mid-century leadership role.
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Hunt Says KC Needs A Stadium
Kansas City owner Lamar Hunt told the OU Men's Club that Chiefs must match facilities in the AFL to attract talent. He cited Shea Stadium Rice Stadium the Orange Bowl and new venues as examples and noted Municipal Stadium lacks parking and access. He said KC may build a domed stadium and identified Denver and Boston as the league’s two facility issues.
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Line Coach Heads Broncos in Interim Role
Denver Colorado AP reports offensive line coach Ray Malavasi moved into the head coach spot after Mac Speedie quit following a 24-10 loss to the Boston Patriots. Malavasi, 35, named interim head coach for his knowledge of the Bronco system and football in general.
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Green Weenie Again Downs Giants In Extra
Giants suffer another setback as the Green Weenie and Hot Don overpower Herman Frank. Pirates beat San Francisco 6 1 in 11 innings with Roberto Clemente and Bob Bailey delivering key blows. Dodgers Drysdale shines in 6 1 win over Phillies as Los Angeles stays atop the NL pennant race. Orioles, Angels clash in 11 9 win for Baltimore. Frank Robinson hits 46th homer and drives in three.
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Willie Mays
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Bob Bailey
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Frank Robinson
Paul Blair
Orioles
Jim Fregosi
Spartans Lead AP Poll at Top Despite Close Margin
Michigan State tops the AP college football poll with 12 first place votes and 338 points, narrowly ahead of UCLA with 13 firsts and 328 points. Alabama sits third with 260 points as season-opening games split the early momentum for the 1965 race.
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Ottawa Twisters blank Bonner JVs to open 1966 season
Ottawa High Twisters toppled Bonner Springs JV 20 to 0 as Lee Van Fossan suffered a broken hand. Ottawa defense stifled Bonner all night, with key interceptions and goal-line stand. Meyer and Honn connected for a TD nullified by a penalty. next game at Emporia.
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Boxing Results in Tokyo
Koji Okano of Japan stopped Youngristo of the Philippines in eight rounds in Tokyo. The bout ended with Okano delivering a stoppage as the Philippines challenger could not continue.
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