Western Teams Dominate NFL All-Pro Selections
The 1965 All-Pro team shows the West with 18 of 23 spots, led by stars like John Unitas and Gale Sayers. Baltimore, Chicago, Green Bay, and Dallas also heavily represented as 10 players are 26 or younger. The selections, announced amid NFL Players Association cooperation, will be honored at the Pro Bowl in Los Angeles.
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New York
John Grodie
San Francisco
NFL
John Unitas
Baltimore
Brodie
Unitas
NBA
National Football League Players Association
Columbiadcasting
Bears
Socom
Retzlaff
Philadelphia Eagles
Dave Parks
Jimmy Orr
Colts
Robert Brown
Eagles
Mick Minnesota
Gibes
Deacon Jones
Los Angeles
Dick Butkus
Chicago
Herb Adderley
Packers
Bobby
Mel
Dallas
Sayers Washington
Paul Warfield
Cleveland
Warfield
Krause
Renfro
Bob Lilly
Dallas Cowboys
Olsen
Los Angeleses
Tim Brown
Sayers
Joe Schmidt
Detroit
Lou Groza
Ollie Matson
Cardinals
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia
Celtics and Pistons Win NBA Tilts
Celtics rout Warriors 116 to 113 as Havlicek scores 32 and Sanders Nelson add 25 each. Pistons edge Lakers 117 to 114 after Barnhill hits key free throws with 26 seconds left. West leads all scorers with 34 for the Lakers.
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Warriors
John Havlicek
Tom Sanders
Don Nelson
Guy Repaoee
San Eocccisco
Joe Caldwell
NBA
John Barnhill
Detroit
Los A Lakers
Jerry West
Angeles
rTa
Baylor
Boozer
Scott Imhoff
West
Los Angeles
Troit
Year of upheaval hits sports champions across events
New York reports a tumultuous season as 850 sports categories show 77 percent failed to defend titles. Major elites like the St. Louis Cardinals Yankees Giardello Pastrano and Foyt lost titles while UCLA Clemente and Boston Celtics posted notable repeat successes. 653 champions were dethroned or defeated. track and field saw the largest turnover with 86 new champs in AAU and NCAA events.
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New York
UPI
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Joey Giardello
Willie Pastrano
A.J
Hardy
Bob Schul
Ralph Boston
Hal Connelly
Tommy Farrell
St. John's
Herndon Alumni Rally Past Herndon Team 93 84
Alumni defeat Herndon 93 to 84 after a second quarter surge and third period stretch led by Ron Harrison 27 points. Terry McKinney scored 19 for Herndon while David Cooke and Dan Mitchem contributed double digits for the Alumni in a high scoring matchup.
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Terry McKinney
Ronnie Harrison
David Cooke
Dan Mitchem
Tub McKinney
Calvin McKinney
Frank Harrison
Jack Kemp
George Prillerman
Darrell Jenkins
Herndon John Perdue
Ron Quesen
Calvin Thompson
Norman Moore
Dick Gentry
George Stevenson
Bill Tilly
Larry Lilly
Frank Adams
Weis
Alumni
Merndon Au
Jaycee Cagers Plan Practice Session Sunday Night
Jaycee basketball team will hold a practice at the Recreation Building Sunday at 7 30 PM Team Coach Jim Fraley urges all Jaycee members and any Jaycee member interested to attend He said after organization he will arrange matches with other Jaycee chapters in the area
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Ae Jaycee
Jim Fraley
Fraley
Local grid names tackle 808 Lilly and more on defense
Football notes list players Dick ButkhS Wayne Walker Joe Fortunato Herb Adperley Bobby Boyd Willie Won Willie Renfro as backfield and defensive backs with Mel Renfro among listed positions in a roster snippet.
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Willie Davis
Green Bay
Deacon Jones
Los Angeles
Alex Karras
Detroit
Bob Lilly
Dallas
Dick Butkus
Chicago
Wayne Walker
Joe Fortunato
Herb Adderley
Bob d
Baltimore
Mel Renfro
Lilly
Dick Butkhs
Herb Adperley
Bobby Boyd
Willie Woop
Heisman Winner Faces Rose Bowl Dream Shortfall
NEW YORK NEA Mike Garrett the 1965 Heisman winner is disappointed he missed the Rose Bowl. Despite fame and pro interest in football and baseball, he recalls a lifelong dream of playing in the Rose Bowl that UCLA broke by beating USC. Garrett weighs pro football vs USC baseball as a future.
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New York
NEA
Mike Garrett
University of Southern California
Garrett
Mike
UCLA
Trojans
USC
Pasadena
William Sigur
Los Angeles
Sigur
Ohio State
Jon Arnett
Chuck Arrobio
Ted
Rams
NFL
Kansas City
AFL
Jess Hill
Frank Gifford
John McKay
Trojan
Army sergeant becomes post basketball coach at Ft. Eustis
Sgt Morris L Poe, 39, arrives for retirement tour and is named basketball coach by Lt Col Steward W Hoskins at Ft Eustis Va The former battalion athletic officer in Inchon and in Germany built a 167 21 coaching record abroad and now leads a squad anchored to Virginia installations Poe pursues coaching despite lacking a college degree and hopes to continue mentoring youth.
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FT. Eustis
UPI
Morris L. Poe
Pee
Steward W. Hoskins
University of Richmond
U.S. Army Transportation Center
Poe
Hoskins
David Sysko
University Oflaware
Sysko
Dave Tarr
Brown University
Army Transportation
Tarr
Army
Viet Nam
Virginia
Newport News
Inchon
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Huntington High School
Inchanas
Defense Department
Wurzburg
Germany
Europe
Ron Loneski
Kansas
Browns Ready Rebuild For Title Match Sunday
Cleveland prepares to defend the NFL title against Green Bay with reshaped tactics and a rebuild driven by the Packers offense. Jim Brown says Green Bay’s win shows why the Browns must stay sharp as every key player will be available for the title game.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Browns
Cleveland
Jim Brown
Green Bay
Baltimore
Brown
Wheeling Wins Golden Valley Tournament Crown
Wheeling College captured the Golden Valley Tournament with a 75-73 overtime win over West Liberty. Lou Turkaly hit an 18 foot jumper with two seconds left to seal the victory, while Jed O Connell led Wheeling with 17 points and earned MVP honors. West Liberty’s Monty Miller had 20 points in defeat.
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Wheeling
UPI
Wheeling College
West Liberty
Alliance (Pa.) College
St. Vincent
Pa.) College
Lou Turkaly
Cardinals
John Gage
Jed ‘O’connell
Monty Miller
Thursday Night Mixed Bowling Standings and Leaders
Results show Meadows Oil Co leading with 32 wins and 2 losses in a packed page of league play. Individual high series include Joe Fazio & Co at 2333 and Thelma Thompson with multiple standout scores, while team honors go to E. M. Payne Co for high team game and Joe Fazio & Co for high team series.
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Meadows Oil Co
E. M. Payne Co
Cleo Crewey
Mary Cook
Betsy White
Gen Morehouse
Gladys Stiles
Marie McRoberts
Los
Re River Supply
Ry Carter
Raleigh County Bank
Eppy’s
Joe Fazio & Co
Beckley Loan Co
Pinecrest Motel
Johnny Dollar
Nordstrom
Kaelm Thelma Thompson
Joe Fazio
Cliff Nordstrom
Town and Country Bonds Essoy Quality Lumber Series
A dense listing of bowling results and scores from the Sportsman series showing high team games high series and individual scores for players such as Dix Manning Orford Thompson Lewis McManus Harold McRoberts John Houck George Corey Dennis Stone Roe Robinson and others across multiple events including High Team Game and High Ind Series with numerous 200 plus games and 500s noted.
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Bond’s Essoy
Quality Lumber
Chemcsty High
Dix Manning
the Sportsman
Orford Thompson
John Caponiti
Shelby Stump
Lewis McManus
John Houck
Harold McRoberts
Junior Johnson
Tom Williams
George Corey
Dennis Stone
George Halash
West Virginia High School Basketball Scores Feed
West Virginia alumni teams and schools posted varied results across a long slate. Notable pairings included Oak Hill beating Alumni 64 and Summersville defeating 54, while Charleston toppled Hoover 63 and St Albans beat Alumni 57. Other matchups featured several institutions such as Gannon and Indiana Tech Invitational participants, with Fort Eustis tournament play and numerous regional games across WV schools.
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West Virginia
Shady Spring
Van
Alumni
Lewisburg
Frankford
Rainelle
Smoot
Oak Hill
Marsh Fork
Montcalm
Oakvale
Barrackville
Mannington
Welch
Bluefield
Ripley St. Albans
Dunbar
Charleston
Hoover
Gassaway
Sutton
Summersville
Matewan
Ge N. C. State
Teeestained
Wheeling
West Liberty
Consolation Alliance
St. Vincent
Vipraiso
Wash. U
St. Procopius
Aurora
Southwest Smu
Conn
South North Carolina
Utah
Manith Coll
Ore. St
Stanford
Utah St
Arizona
Air Force
Oregon
Michigan
Wash. St
Ft.Eustis
Okla. Chris
Midland
Texas Western
Iowa
Ark
Loyola South
Chicago U
Knox
Grinnell
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Vere
Bobaltimore
Jim Parker
John Gordy
Francisco
Gale Sayers
W. L. Peter Or
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Boston
Schollander
Yale
Sam Snead
Sambo
Greensboro
Herndon Falls
Jaycee
Tommy Jacobs
Dave Marr
Pete Retzlafe
John Linitas
Quarterbac
Gale Sayers Ffattha UM Brofillbac
Sgt
Sportrait
Appalachian Tire
White Cross Prcy
Raleigh Insurance
Wright-Anderson
Wilkes Insurance
BFC Corp
Raleigh Motor Sales
White Cine Phey
Ind
Earlen Merrick
Wright- Anderson
Roe Robinson
Buddy Hannah
Howard Dew
Marvin Pennington
Dick Cook
Joe Gorsica
Sam Caseino
Eddie Johnson
Ray Greathouse
Tom Shrewsbury
Colo
Bemidji St
Moorheapo
Am. Intl
Spgfld
St. Michaels
Trinity
Assmptn
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C.W. Post Clark
American International
Colby
Coast Guard
Maine
Bowdoin
Nebraska
Kansas St
Missouri
Okla
Iowa St
Va. Tech
Wichita St
Rhode Islad
Ewing Gun
Texas A&m
Xavier
Wyoming
Cotton Tex. Wilyn
Sustin Coll
E. Tex. Bapt
E. Tex
Vanderbilt
Purdue
Syracuse
St. John’s
Northwestern
LSU
Ohio Northern
Adrian
Santa Clara
St. Mary’s
Lyla
Cal
Ppperdine
Kings Coll
Muhlenbrg
le Moyne
Hartwick
Moynela
Southwest Tex
Kenyon
Queen City
Draken
Augustana
Simpson
New Orleans
Maryland
Dayton
Houston
Auburn
Coe Cornell
William Penn
Coe
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