1965 All American football team goes two platoon
The AFCA selected a two platoon 1965 All American squad led by Purdue quarterback Bev Griese Texas Tech Donny Anderson USC Mike Garrett among backfield stars. End Howard Twilley Florida tackle Sam Ball Glen Ray Hines guard Dick Arrington Deaz Van Horn center Paul Crane. Defensive stars include Tommy Nobis Carl McAdams Nick Rassas Johnny Roland George Webster and more.
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Chicago
Walter Camp
Yale
American Football Coaches Association
Bev Griese
Purdue
Donny Anderson
Texas Techn
Mike Garrett
Southern California
Ilinois
Jim Grabowski
Tulsa
Marvel Howard Twilley
Florida
Charles Casey
Kentucky
Sam Ball
Glen Ray Hines
Arkansas
Notre Dame
Dick Arrington
Deaz van Horn
Ohio State
Alabama
Paul Crane
Tommy Nobis
Oklahoma
Carl McAdams
Nick Rassas
Missouri
Johnny Roland
George Webster
Michigan State
Charles Smith
Garrett Captures Heisman Trophy At USC
Mike Garrett of Southern California, the Heisman Trophy winner, acknowledges the award may help with a pro contract but not guarantee NFL success. He leads the nation with 1,428 rushing yards in nine games and has 3,019 yards rushing overall with one game left.
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New York
UPI
Mike Garrett
Southern California
Garrett
Harland Svare
Los Angeles Rams
Sociology
Godman Boca Lead in PBA National Championship Round
Jim Godman and Sam Boca of Hayward California surged in the third round of the PBA $65 000 national championship posting a six game 1443 to take the lead from Detroit’s Dave Soutar. Baca rolled a 300 game as his second in seven years on tour. Soutar fell to third with 1185 while Tommy Tuttle moved to second.
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Detroit
UPI
Jim Godman
Sam Boca
Hayward
Calif
Big Guns
Godman
Dave Soutar
Baca
Dallas
Tex
Soutar
Tommy Tuttle
Rural Hall
N.C
Phoenix among seven cities bid for NFL expansion
Phoenix is named as one of seven finalists in an NFL expansion study by Stanford Research Institute. SRI’s Keith Duke and William Haberlin briefed Phoenix leaders about site options while Phoenix Pro Football Inc plans a 55,000 seat stadium at Bell Road and Black Canyon Highway if selected.
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Phoenix
UPI
Keith Duke
William Haberlin
Stanford Research Institute
Manwan Hea
Duke
Haberlin
Karl Keller
Phoenix Professional Football, Inc
PPFI
NFL
Bell Road
Black Canyon Hwy
Clyde Smith
Arizona State University
Arizona
Prep Football Semifinals Set Across Arizona Tonight
United Press International reports three semifinal games and a championship format for Arizona high school football. At Sun Devil Stadium Tempe Glendale 2AA outslights Yuma 1AA while Tucson meets Marvvale for a 4AA versus 3AA clash. Class A Peoria faces Winston with Eloy to Flowing Wells winner. Class B finalists Ray and Clifton play in Clifton tonight.
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Arizona
Sun Devil Stadium
Tempe
Glendale
Yuma
Tucson
Marvvale
University of Arizona
Glendale Yuma
Tucson - Marvvale
Peoria
Winston
Ex Don cagers slated for duty on Flagstaff team
Flagstaff Coronado graduates Lloyd Love and Craig Carrington are set to start for USC Lumberjacks as the season opens December 1. Love will start at guard for the varsity while Darrington moves to forward for the freshmen. Both players hold scholarships and earned multiple letters in high school. Love, a 6 1 guard, and Carrington, a 6 4 forward, bring strong rebounding and shooting to the squad with potential varsity movement during the season.
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Scottsdale High
Marc Munson
Arcadia
Coronado
Beaver
Scottsdale
Don Cagers
Flagstaff
Lloyd Love
Craig Carrington
USC
Lumberjacks
Axer
University of Arizona
Wild Kittens
Tucson
Love
Darrington
Herb Gregg
Gregg
Carrington
The
Dons
Frick Won't Answer on Franchise Move
In New York UPI reports retirement Commissioner Ford Frick did not answer questions about how a city could obtain a major league baseball franchise.
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Frick
New York
UPI
Ford Frick
Arizona State and Arizona Meet In High Stakes Showdown
ASU, 5-4 and riding upsets, eyes a 6-4 finish while UA, led by coach Jim LaRue, fends off questions about his future and pursues a Western Athletic Conference title. Frick depostion continues as Braves case debates expansion rules and city moves loom in Milwaukee.
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TEMPE
UPI
Arizona State University
University of Arizona
ASU
Sun Devils
Wildcats
Jim LaRue
Utah
Kansas
Frick
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin
Clark, Carr and Ellis
National League
Warren Giles
Braves
Paul A. Porter
Louis Carrell
Bowie Kuhn
Earl A. Jinkinson
Millwaukee
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San Francisco
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Howard Twilley
Illinois
Fy Arth Holt
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SRI
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Portland
United Press International
Clifton
Ray
By Jim Car
Cleveland Brown
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Atlanta
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Demons
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40Th ST
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Tonite
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