Ralston named West coach for East West Shrine game
SAN FRANCISCO and SAN DIEGO reports: John Ralston, newly hired Stanford coach, was chosen to lead the West in the East West Shrine game with praise from Pappy Waldorf. In San Diego, the Buffalo Bills crushed the Chargers 23-0 to win the AFL title, with Kemp directing the attack and Gogolak kicking three field goals.
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Spartans Urged to Beware UCLA in Rose Bowl Showdown
Michigan State coaches warn that UCLA presents a tougher challenge than the earlier meeting, with Gary Beban leading a balanced Bruins attack. Daugherty stresses the need for a complete game as the Spartans prepare for their Rose Bowl bid on January 1.
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Spain Tenders Bid For 1972 Olympic Games In Rome
Spain plans to request hosting the 1972 Summer Games at the IOC session in Rome next April. Cornell players Ferguson Orr and Stanowski plus St Lawrence’s Perani Ross and Colgate’s Stay named to ECAC Holiday Hockey Festival all star team. Astros report 8000 plus group ticket orders for 1966 season as renewals surge and new sales begin next month.
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Jimmy Brown Wins Jim Thorpe Trophy Again
Jimmy Brown of the Cleveland Browns，被 named the Jim Thorpe Trophy winner for the third time, surpassing rivals like John Unitas and John Brodie. Brown rushed for 1,544 yards and scored 21 TDs in a standout season, with praise from peers and coverage of a CBS telecast confirming his dominance.
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Aussies Take 2-0 Davis Cup Lead Over Spain
Australia moves ahead in the 1965 Davis Cup after Fred Stolle defeats Manuel Santana in three hours to close 7-5 final while Roy Emerson crushes Gisbert in straight sets 6-3 6-2 6-2 in Sydney. Emerson and Stolle near doubles victory, with Roche and Newcombe as potential alternates.
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Nakano Tops Elias In Bantam Bout In Nagoya
Yoshio Nakano of Japan, ranked No 2 by the Orient Boxing Federation, outpointed Manny Elias of Phoenix in a 10 round bout. Referee Masao Kato gave Nakano 50-48 as two judges scored 49-47 and 48-48. A separate note estimates 43,000 U S deaths from colon and rectal cancer.
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Holiday Basket Festival Opens With Elite Scorers
Illinois meets Georgetown in the 4th annual ECAC Holiday Basketball Festival at Madison Square Garden as four of the nation's top scorers converge. Don Freeman leads Illinois with 29.5 PPG while Georgetown relies on Jim Barry as NYU and Boston College loom in the evening games.
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Stars In Shrine and North South Classics Highlight Bowl Week
Southerners won the Blue-Gray 23-19 in Montgomery while Miami 21-14 over North-South Shrine saw Bill Clay of Mississippi return an interception 39 yards for a TD. West Virginia’s Leftridge and McCune aided the South’s 14-14 tie and two-point plays. other bowls set for New Year’s Day include Michigan State UCLA Rose Bowl and Arkansas LSU Cotton Bowl among others.
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Fishing Tips On Lure Color And Visibility Across Conditions
Reading Mercury outboard guidance, anglers learn lure color effectiveness shifts with depth clarity sky and shoreline foliage. Visibility hinges on contrast against background with light or dark bottoms influencing whether light or dark lures attract fish. Medium runners catch from all angles but bottom runners rely on silhouette. spooking can occur if lures are too visible. Green and blue shades emerge as water colors change.
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Red Wings Back In NHL Title Race
Alex Delvecchio scores with 56 seconds left to give Detroit a 1-0 win over Montreal, moving the Red Wings to third place six points from first. Chico Maki nets late to tie Chicago 1-1 with Toronto, Leafs stay unbeaten in nine. Bob Nevin tallies hat trick as New York Rangers beat Boston 6-4. Donnie Marshall adds a goal and four assists.
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West Virginia Tops SC Teams With 4-0 Mark
Southern Conference basketball standings show West Virginia with a 4-0 conference mark led by pre season favorite. Davidson sits 3-0 with surprise strength, while Richmond 4-1 and William and Mary also above .500. Three teams are undefeated in conference play at holiday lull.
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Don Shula Bows Out Like Champ
Green Bay edged the Baltimore Colts 13-10 in a sudden death playoff to deny a repeat title. Shula praised his players as they left with heads high after a hard fought game. Matte, stepping at quarterback, noted the Packers outplayed Baltimore in a close divisional showdown.
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New rock group confuses gender in a playful ad
A local report notes a rock and roll group calling itself boys while revealing they are girls. The piece jokes about gender labeling and a program to prove their sex.
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