Alston Named Manager of the Year by UPI
UPI Baseball Experts select Walter Alston of the Dodgers as Manager of the Year for 1965. Bavasi lauds his 24-hour dedication and notes injuries like Tommy Davis and Sandy Koufax's arm, plus key trades that reshaped the roster and fueled a dramatic World Series run.
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Nittany Lions Set for West Virginia Showdown
Penn State prepares for West Virginia as fullback Dave McNaughton nears 300 rushing yards this season. Coach Rip Engle notes Sines availability later in the week while theMountaineers seek rebound after a 41–0 loss to Virginia. The Nittany Lions used second stringers against WVU patterns in practice.
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Chargers Free On Bail After Bar Fight
Two San Diego Chargers players Walt Sweeney and Ed Zeman were released on $500 bail each and await a Friday court hearing on charges they assaulted New York fireman John P. Collins after a tavern argument. Collins was treated at Lenox Hill Hospital for a possible concussion. accompanying officer John Powers was suspended from duty. The incident followed a bar dispute that continued onto the street. the Chargers prepared for a game against the Jets.
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Two Young Tennessee Coaches Killed By Train
UT Knoxville tragedy as Bill Majors and Bob Jones, football staff, die in a train crossing crash. Charlie Rash, 28, critically injured after surgery for a brain clot. Services set for Majors and Jones. reaction from athletic director and coaches reflects shock.
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University of Missouri
Miami Invades Pitt Camp Next
The Miami Hurricanes visit Pittsburgh to face the Pitt Panthers on Saturday. Miami brings 13 players from western Pennsylvania led by Andy Sixkiller who returned a 71 yard punt for a TD last year. QB Bill Miller passed for 281 yards and 3 TDs against LSU. Wingback Jerry Daanen and receiver Bede provide key targets. Bob Biletnikoff of Erie may see action after an injury. Pitt seeks to improve to 3-3 after a 12-0 loss to Navy. Pitt is 1-4.
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Referee Rules on 25-Second Count Violation in Delaware Ohio Game
With 59 seconds left Delaware lines in punt and does not kick. The referee should penalize five yards for delaying the game and start the clock on the snap of the ball, per Rule 3-4-3 Approved Ruling 4, as fans question stalling.
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Koufax Plans To Disappear After World Series Victory
New York reports star pitcher Sandy Koufax plans a private retreat after the Baseball Players Golf Tournament in Palm Springs. He will handle personal matters and then vacation in Hawaii, signaling limited contact with the Dodgers in the off season. The 29 year old NL strikeout leader also won two World Series games, including the decisive seventh.
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Officials Meet For 3rd Time Replacing Frick Hard Job For Club Owners
Chicago sources report major league baseball owners convened for a third session to appoint a new commissioner to replace Ford Frick. Candidates include Lee MacPhail Joe Cronin Paul Richards and Judge Robert Cannon with discussion of a list possibly 10 to 15 names. The outcome and contract terms remain unsettled as talks extend over two or three days.
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Bowling League Scores and Standings From Local Meets
A fragmented OCR listing shows team names and scores from multiple bowling leagues. It includes high series and games for individuals such as Rose Skinner John James Cliff Moore Arnold Wyont and Paul Beasley, with teams like Dearing Ros Green Hornets and Dot's Packette dominating various events.
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John Hamrie
Junior Farley
Arthur Kiser
Eddie Johnson
Percy Mullens
A Kidd
Bill Hoover
Rangers Trim Roster by Shifting Taylor to Clippers
New York Rangers assign left wing Ted Taylor to Baltimore Clippers of the American Hockey League as part of roster trimming. Michel Jazy, mile world record holder, skips Montreal and Los Angeles meets to train toward breaking Herb Elliott’s 1500 meters record. Harrison Wicker of Beverly Hills is named supervisor for the Pacific coast area for the St Louis Cardinals.
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Nebraska and Arkansas Lead Top College Grid Rankings
Nebraska holds the top spot in the United Press International ratings with a 5-0 record and 316 points, while Arkansas sits second at 5-0 with 302 points. Michigan State, Purdue, and Southern Cal follow in the top five as the poll lists 1 through 10 with several ties and mentions of Texas, Notre Dame, Florida, and LSU among others.
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Popp and Taylor Lead At Virginia Club Tourney Tie
At the Oak Hill event two West Virginians share the lead after day two with 72s. Linden Meade trails by four strokes as Hof fer Billak Wilson Mobley stay in contention with the field. Penn State loses to Syracuse 28 21 as Mountaineers prep for next opponent.
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