Bears Stop Colts 13 0 as Unitas Faces Season End
In Baltimore, the Chicago Bears defeated the Baltimore Colts 13 to 0. A late first-half injury to Johnny Unitas, torn knee ligament requiring surgery, likely ends his season and jeopardizes a potential title game. The motion-filled game featured 12 fumbles and 3 interceptions and fights across a penalty-filled clash.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Chicago
Bears
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore
Colts
Unitas
Stan Jones
Earl Leggett
Cleveland
Browns
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
Gary Cuozzo
Rams
Los Angeles
Packers
49Ers
San Francisco
Vikings
NFL
Washington
Carlton’s big day fuels Bills win over Houston
Carlton shined at fullback in the Bills 29-18 AFL victory over Houston. Bobby Smith ran 11 carries for 148 yards including an 80-yard TD. Carlton fears newspaper notoriety and strains at press exposure as he battles injuries. Chargers crush Jets 38-7 while Oakland wins 29-18 to stay in the Western race.
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Mike Ratcher
Associated Press
Carlton
Buffalo
Bills
Houston
Billy Jole
Bobby Smith
San Diego Chargers
New York Jets
Oakland
Denver
Mikita Tops Hat Trick Makers In Hawks 6 2 Win
Stan Mikita starred for Chicago, scoring three goals and assisting on another as the Black Hawks slimmed into the NHL lead with a 6-2 victory over the New York Rangers. Detroit beat Toronto 5-1 while Montreal skated to a 4-4 tie with Boston.
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Associated Press
Stan Mikita
Chicago
Black Hawks
National Hockey League
New York
Rangers
Mikita
Detroit
Toronto
Gordie Howe
Montreal
Boston
Sunday Baseball Tie and Wins Across the League
Sunday results show Montreal tied Boston 4 to 4 while Chicago defeated New York 6 to 2 and Detroit beat Toronto 5 to 1. In 1965 the National League set an attendance record with 13,581,130 fans attending games.
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Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Dallas
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Green Bay
Chicago
San Francisco
Detroit Minnesota
Los Angeles
Pascatal Chicago
Minnesota
Buffalo
Houston A
Boston
San Diego
Oakland
Kansas City
Denver A
Denver
Houston
Montreal
Detroit
Toronto
National League
Springer Winners Crowned in National Championship Stake
From right, Gwibernant is listed among the top three in the national English Springer Spaniel championship stake with winners announced for first, second, and third place.
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Gwibernant
Hap Sharp Captures Nassau International Trophy in Record Pace
Hap Sharp of Houston drove a Chevy powered Chaparral to the Nassau International Trophy at a record average speed of 103.273 mph on the 252 mile course in Nassau Bahamas. He finished more than two laps ahead of Montreal’s John Cannon driving a Genie Olds owned by Dan Blocker.
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Hap Sharp
Houston
Tex
Sharp
John Cannon
Montreal
Genie Olds
Dan Blocker
Chaparral
Jim Hall
Midland
A. J. Foyt
Oakes Field
Peter Revson
Surbiton
England
Charlie Kolb
Miami
Fla
Austria
Switzerland
Bob Gross
Foyt
Hamm’s Leads After Qualifying In National Match Game Bowl
Hamm’s of Chicago held off Edmond’s of Detroit’s late surge to top qualifying with 12 204 over 12 games in Highland Indiana. Edmond’s finished second at 11 965 as 36 teams advance to round robin match play for a $2000 first prize. Shaw’s, Heileman’s, Stroh’s and Calumet trail.
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Hamm’s
Chicago
Edmond’s
Detroit
Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America
Shaw’s
Cleveland
Heileman’s
Minneapolis
Stroh’s
Calumet
Hammond
Ind
Pirie Dog Wins Again In National Springer Spaniel Trial
National English Springer Spaniel field trial near Carbondale crowned Pirie, Lorenz guiding Gwibernant Gano, repeating 1964 win. Laighton’s Slash took second for Theodore Mertes, while Redland Marked Well earned third for Elmore Chick. Sixty plus dogs in five land and two water series, pheasants used, finals watched by Crooks and Sokup. Wunderlich praised conditions and anticipation for next year.
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Gwibernant Gano
Carbondale
John T. Pirie, Jr
Lake Forest
David Lorenz
Barrington
Ill
Laighton
Slash
Theodore Mertes
Columbia Station
Ohio
Redland
Robert McLean
Fort Washington
Elmore C. Chick
Lamont
Til
Joseph R. Crooks
Santa Ana
Cal
George Sokup
Big Bend
Wis
Lake View Farms Estates
Devils Kitchen Lake
Crab Orchard Lake
Wildlife Refuge
E. W. Wunderlich
National
English Springer Spaniel Field Trial Assoc
Wunderlich
Mowry Collects Twice In Four Ball Prelude
Larry Mowry tied for first with Art Wall at two under par 70 on the PGA National East course in Palm Beach Gardens. Mowry also won the pro am with Eugene King and Tom Dyer, collecting $862.50 while Wall earned $462.50.
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Larry Mowry
Mowry
Art Wall
PGA
Eugene King
Tom Dyer
Wall
Tennessee Wins 37-34 After Late Drive
UCLA coach Tommy Prothro lambasted officiating after a 37-34 loss to Tennessee as the Volunteers completed a late 65-yard drive for the winning score with 39 seconds left. Doug Dickey defended SEC officiating amid calls of a controversial game. Tennessee 7-1-2 heads to Bluebonnet Bowl, UCLA 7-2-1 to Rose Bowl.
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Memphis
Dickey
Prothro
Vols
Tennessee
Area Bowling WHIRLAWAY LEAGUE STANDINGS AT CARBONDALE
Don's Jewelry leads with 23 11 record as Carbondale Bowl 25 14 and University Bank 4 15 trail. Team totals include Don's Jewelry 252, University Bank 2508, Carbondale Bowl 2426. individual highs include Pauline Rowan 564 series and Barbara Glasford 220 game.
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Mary Nesler
Barbara Glasford
Pauline Rowan
Bowling Standings And High Scores From Murphysboro Event
Scores from Murphysboro show S S Body Shop leading teams with 26 13 and 23 16 counts. Bill & Gene's and Ken's Painting also posted strong totals. Individual leaders include Helen Kruse 540 in series and 197 in a game, Nancy Gray 479 and 184, Roberta Edgar 469.
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Murphysboro
J. W. Wards
Bill & Gene’s
F & E Supply
Ken’s
Lyles Sport Center
Randolph Milling
Kitchen
S & S Body Shop
Helen Kruse
Nancy Gray
Roberta Edgar
Billie Gleason
Tuesday League Scores From Hunker's Lounge
League play at Hunker's Lounge 4012 Rome Tavern shows team totals led by Bost 2700 Rome 2658 Lustour 2639 for high series. Rome 960 Bost 957 Hunkers 942 top team game. J Williams Rome 575 leading individuals with 224 and 214 games for Williams Shephard and Snider among top scorers.
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Murphysboro
Hunker’s
Rome Tavern
Meyer Denny
Sun Crest
Bost Truck Service
Cal Crest
Lustour
Marshall’s Iga
Bost
Rome
Hunkers
J. Wiliams
J. Jennings
Clemente Captures NL Batting Crown Again
Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh topped the National League with a .329 average in 1965, finishing 11 points ahead of Hank Aaron. Willie Mays led in home runs and total bases, while Deron Johnson paced runs batted in and Maury Wills stole 94 bases.
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Cincinnati
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Carolina
Puerto Rico
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Mays
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Pete Rose
Curt Flood
St. Louis
Vada Pinson
Cookie Rojas
Philadelphia
Deron Johnson
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Jockey Phillip Grohs In Critical Condition After Bay Meadows Spill
Jockey Phillip Grohs, 30, remained in critical condition after a Sunday operation at Mills Memorial Hospital to remove a brain blood clot following a spill Friday at Bay Meadows. Doctors gave a 50-50 chance of survival.
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Calif
Phillip Grohs
Bay Meadows Race Track
Grohs
Mills Memorial Hospital
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Herrin
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Umbia Station
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Lemont, III
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Highland, Ind
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Knoxville News-Sentinel
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