Rockets Place Ten On CFL All-Star Team
The Rockets placed five offensive and five defensive players on the CFL All-Star teams chosen by coaches. Offense includes Carl Robinson Arlen Cullors Jim Moss Ed Mitchmore and others. Defense features Bill Miller Joe Chilhlow Sam Fernandez Mike Fitzgerald plus more from other teams.
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UPI
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Rockets
Carl Robinson
Arlen Cullors
Jim Moss
Jim Hollingsworth
Ed Mitchmore
Bill Miller
Joe Chilhlow
Sam Fernandez
Mike Fitzgerald
H. D. Murphy
Philadelphia
Don Donatelli
Wheeling
Eugene Kilikuli
Ft. Wayne
Jim Bogdalek
Toronto
Bob Brodhead
Bruce Smith
R Island
Dick Limerfeck
Roger Lopes
Bill Joyner
Richmond
Andy Rice
Monte Day
Bill Clay
Norfolk
Lewis Irvin
Bill Boschiani
Crenshaw
Rhode Island
Dan UN Newark
Joe Hightower
Spartans Top College Poll as Rose Bowl Season Opens
The Spartans solidify the top spot with 28 first place votes and 338 points after a decisive win over Notre Dame, while UCLA climbs to seventh with a 7 1 1 record after beating USC 20 16. Arkansas and Nebraska stay second and third as Texas Tech settles in ninth. Tennessee advances to eighth, LSU sits 13th, and Ohio State holds 12th as the season unfolds toward bowl games.
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UCLA
Tommy Prothro
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Bruins
Michigan
Aegles
Arkansas
Nebraska
Razorbacks
Texas Tech
Pice Roan
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Toome
Vols
Notrea
Southern Calne
Sean
Ohio State
Louisiana State
College standings and votes in early season poll
Michigan State leads with 28 points and 100 votes, Arkansas 10-0 tops the chart with 305, UCLA 216, Alabama 190, Missouri 142, Notre Dame 132, Tennessee 6 at 5-1-2, others include Dartmouth, Duke and Illinois. full standings show teams, records, and point totals.
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Alabama
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Illinois
Bethany Places Two On All Pres Conf Team
Bethany placed two players on the All Presidents Conference squad with six Bethany selections overall. Thiel and Jefferson each had one pick, while Laege and Wayne State had none. Notable names include Catanese and Gibbons from JCU and Okra from EMU.
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Greenville
Donahue
John Carcell
Lg Taare
Laege
Jefferson
Thiel
Wayne State
Metown
Catanese
JCU
Steubenville
Jim Zolaki Emu
Milan
Mich
John Gibbons
Cleveland, C
Dick Okra
Browns Acknowledged Steelers Tough Test In Week Plan
Cleveland rivals Pittsburgh in a pivotal matchup as the Browns hold a three game lead and need two wins to clinch another division title. Pittsburgh, missing Paul Warfield with a fractured shoulder and struggling offensively, pressed the Browns to the limit earlier this season before Cleveland pulled away 24 19.
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Steelers
Cleveland
Warfield
Frank Ryan
Gary Collins
Dafoe
Ohio State
Paul Warfield
Bradley and Crab Orchard Meet in Shady Hoop Finals
Bradley tops Shady Spring 40 to 30 as Benny Williams and Larry Castle lead with 13 and 12 points respectively. Crab Orchard edged Cranberry 31 to 17 in the semifinal, with Dennis Day and Gary Via directing the fast break. The win sets Bradley against Crab Orchard for the title at 8 pm tonight.
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Spring Orchard
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Combine
Crewberry
Benny Williams
Larry Castle
Lester
Plumiey
Shady Club
Cranberry
Dennis Day
Gary Via
Shady Spring
Major Thanksgiving Picks by Hoople Forecasts Big Nebras ka Canton
Major Amos B Hoople with help from Crew Cut Yale Bumgesser Vale Farmersburg Indiana and Okey Beyou Louisiana predicts Nebraska 38 Oklahoma 6 and Cornell 16 13 over Pennsylvania on Thanksgiving day with Navy 19 Army 7 and several other college games.
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Farmersburg
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Okey Beyou
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Oklahoma
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Florida State
Umpkumph
Navy
Army
Philadelphia
Panthers Snap Lions 26 Winning Season Streak
Penn State coach Rip Engle noted heartbreak as California and Pitt last second losses cost the Lions a chance at a 27th straight winning season. Frank Clark’s 18 yard field goal propelled Pitt to a 30-27 win, ending the Lions’ hopes with a 4-5 record and a remaining finale against Maryland.
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Rangers add Norm Ary to TV crew in New York
New York Rangers announce Norm Ary of Guelph Ontario will join the television broadcasting team as the club’s coverage expands. In Florida, Robert T. Creasy of Short Hills New Jersey is named future executive director of the Professional Golfers Association, per UPI reports.
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UPI
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Guelph
Ontario
New York Rangers
Ranger
Emile Francis
National Hockey League
West Palm Beach
Fila
Robert T. Creasy
Short Hills
N.J
Professional Golfers Association
West Virginia Conference Debates Full-time Commissioner
West Virginia Conference officials postponed a decision on hiring a full-time salaried commissioner. A May 16 meeting will revisit the issue. If hired, the candidate must meet 15 conditions, have teaching or coaching experience, and hold a Master’s degree. The position would be paid 9,500 with 6,000 more for office funds. dues rise from 125 to 800 annually. Fairmont football and Wesleyan soccer were named champions. Feb 22–25 was set for the 1967 basketball tournament in Charleston.
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UPI
West Virginia
WVC
Fairmont
Wesleyan
East Carolina Fullback Sets Southern Conference Records
East Carolina fullback Dave Alexander set multiple Southern Conference season records in scoring rushing and total offense as his Pirates earned a Tangerine Bowl invitation. He posted 16 touchdowns 96 points 1 029 rushing yards 1 587 total offense 227 carries and 61 receptions for 796 yards, with four players joining the 1 000 yard club.
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UPI
Dave Alexander
East Carolina
Pirates
Alexander
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Virginia Military
Mapp
Bob Schweickert
Wires Tech
Schweickert
Sonny Utz
Virginia Tech
Garrett Ford
West Virginia
George Pearce
Pearce
Danny House
Davidson
Dick Evans
Virginia Miliary
West Vi
Bob
Allen McCune
Howard Dyer
Virginia Military Institute
Alexander, McCune
Hill Ellett
Dan Darragh
William and Mary
Falcons in NAIA bowl semifinals clash
NAIA semifinal pairings set as undefeated 8-0 Falcons meet 8-0 St. John’s and Sal Ross State of Texas faces Linfield of Oregon. Winners advance to the NAIA title game in Augusta, Georgia.
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St. John’s
Sal Ross State
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Augusta
City Volleyball League Tonight Features Four Matchups
Two games on tap with Orkin facing Vets at 7:00 and Independents meeting Register at 7:30. Schedule through December lists Picks up, Registers, Dec. 9, Dec. 16, and Dec. 23 matchups including Orkins vs Registers and Vets vs Pickups.
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Vets
UCLA and Michigan State to meet in Rose Bowl
UCLA and Michigan State earned Rose Bowl bids for January 1 after solid finishes. UCLA beat USC for the Pac Eight bid while Michigan State rose to a middle Big Ten place by defeating Notre Dame. The teams had met earlier in the season with Michigan State winning 13-3.
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J. D. Morgan
County Deer Kill Relatively Light In West Virginia
Area deer checking stations report light deer kills across Raleigh McDowell Monroe and Wyoming counties as hunters were working. Officials noted deer in good shape with more kills likely around Thanksgiving and at several local stations including Ray's Bait and Tackle in Raleigh and Daniel's Esso in Fairdale.
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Wyoming
Psy Cramer
Department of Neveral Sedan
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Skelton
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Fairdale
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Comer
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Shell
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Oceana Sneer and Supply Co
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Frick Says Senator Move Hurts Milwaukee Attendance
New York UPI reports retiring Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick testified in Milwaukee that shifting the Braves from Milwaukee to Atlanta in 1966 harmed local attendance. He referenced the Minnesota move and argued major league baseball should be viewed on an area basis, not corporate. Giles defended the transfer as serving the public by expanding the league’s reach.
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UPI
Ford Frick
Giles
Senators
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Milwaukee
Frick
Stafford
Wisconsin
Washington
Minnesota
Braves
Atlanta
Future of Pitt's Coach Uncertain
Pitt football coach Seale ode nne seines que ma ay discussed with the university athletic director acting chancellor and athletic committee chairman after a Monday meeting. No action was taken. Frank Carver said the entire football program was reviewed as Pitt finished 3-7 with an upset win over Penn State in the season finale.
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UPI
Pitt
Seale Ode Nne Eines
Frank Carver
Penn State
Pitt News
Michelosen
Stanton Crawford
Paul Masoner
School of Education
Meeting Called By Cecil Lacy For Black Diamond Officials
Cecil Lacy announces a meeting of Black Diamond football and basketball officials tonight at 7 p m in Mullens Moose Hall. Lacy urges all members to attend.
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Cecil Lacy
Black Diamond
Mullens Moose Hall
Lacy
Hawks Lose In Tenn By United Press International
The St. Louis Hawks lost 112 to 108 in Memphis the Hawks adopted as a home away from home this season. Guy Rodgers led the Warriors with 39 points while Zelmo Beatty and Richie Guerin each had 29 for the Hawks. Tom Meschery grabbed 18 rebounds and Nate Thurmond 16 as Golden State outrebounded St. Louis 79 to 66. The Hawks were hampered by injuries to Len Wilkens Cliff Hagan and Jeff Mullins.
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Hawks
Memphis
Tenn
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Guy Rodgers
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Richie Guerin
Tom Meschery
Nate Thurmond
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Len Wilkens
Cliff ,Hagan
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