Cuozzo to Start for Colts in Make or Break Game
Gary Cuozzo, Cols quarterback substitute for injured Johnny Unitas, faces Green Bay in a crucial NFL test. A Phi Beta Kappa dental student at Tennessee, Cuozzo stresses learning from mentors and keeping the team in mind as he handles the pressure of his second regular season start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gary Cuozzo
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Tuozzo
University of Tennessee Dental School
National Football League
Colts
Cuozzo
Unitas
Green Bay
University of Virginia Grad
John
Glen Ridge
Brother John
Loyola of Chicago
Fran Tarkenton
Minnesota
Don Shula
Raymond Berry
Gary
Los Angeles
Namath Draft Status Explained by Army Medical Review
The Army classified Joe Namath 4-F due to inability to provide standby medical care for his knee in football. An Army fact sheet to Congress notes Namath would lack professional medical support in combat, and a review by Army doctors confirmed the knee renders him unfit for active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Hankinson
Associated Press
Washington
Army
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Viet Nam
Namath
New York
Alabama
Cicero Man Wins Cyclesport Trials Top Honors
George Rosicky of Cicero won the heavyweight class and the sweepstakes trophy with 75 points at a Cyclesport trial meet west of Carbondale. Paul Meeks Benton finished second in lightweights with 73, Tom Ryter Elkville led middleweights with 59. Approximately 102 spectators attended the final 1965 event, with 1966 promotions planned. Cyclesport will hold a year end meeting December 12 west of Carbondale to elect officers and discuss promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rosicky
Cicero
Cyclesport, Inc
West of Carbondale
Rosicky
Paul Meeks
Benton
Tom Ryter
Elkville
Cyelesport, Inc
Speede
Carbondale
Illinois Central Bowling League and Friday Murphysboro update
Street by street standings from the Illinois Central Bowling League and the Friday Murphysboro session showcase team highs in series and games. Notable entries include Motor Car Shop leading high team series 2958 and California Juice top team game 1031, with individual highs such as Revelle 588 and Miller 295.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Marion
Grammer Orchard
Shop
Babr's State Farm
Beck of Egypt
Daniel Food
Bank of Marion
Wallace
Buick
Mayer Bros
Todd's
Tony's Steak House
Blankenship
Century Hardware
Martinizing
al Quick Clown Center
Derminex
Marion Finance
Bahr's
The
Uptowner
State Farm
Wallace Buick
Farm Bureau
Dave's West Side
Bahr’s State Farm
Cal
Bank of Egypt
Robertson
Catlett
Frank Miller
Billy O’guinn
Kens
Preiss
Illinois Central Bowling League
California Juice
Freight House
Motor Car Shop
Wa Stearns Locker A
Glover Trailer
East Gata Cleaners
Stearns Locker
Revell
Miller
Thompson
Stearns
Reveil
Murphysboro
Wanderers
Mankateers
Beasleys
Krafts
Hot Shots
Yellow Cab
Pussycats
Mona Koons
Rose Mary Best
Rita McMannis
Sue
Arbeiter
Shop'rs Center
Ruth Namminga
Carole Eigenmann
Syd Jones
Mary McAnelly
Ruth Shoot
Carole
Metta Straley
Herrin Bank of Herrin
I Don's Jewelry
Zwicks
Bank of Zeigler
Allens
Danscos
Town Shop
Madelons Salon
Boren’s Iga
Hays Chevrolet
Coca Cola
Martells
American Legion
Gateway Salon
Bank of Herrin
Janscos
Bettie Smith
Phyllis Madden
Brma McMillan
Shirley Kays
Bening Real Estate
Williams Coast. AG
Epp’s Motors
Ecker Tire
Martin Oi
Voorhees Aluminum
Selmier Peerless
Hood's Studio T
Stephens & Sons
Mills Builders
Eagles
Tech Tape
National Guard
Voorhees Aluminum Co
Kampua Kuppers
Hood
Williams Construction
C. All
C. Stein
Klaine
Shepard Mh
Raceway Allows Cardigan Bay Bets In Nassau Pace
Westbury N Y AP Cardigan Bay an odds on favorite will not be barred from wagering on the Nassau Pace at Roosevelt Raceway Officials of Roosevelt chose to restrict bets by closing the 100 50 place and show windows instead of a complete ban following a suggestion by the State Harness Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raceway
Cardigan Bay
Westbury
N.Y
Nassau
Roosevelt Raceway
State
Roosevelt
USC Lineman Mike McKeever In Critical Surgery Status
Long Beach California AP report former University of Southern California football lineman Mike McKeever, 25, remained unconscious in critical condition six days after a Friday auto crash. He was taken into exploratory head surgery at Long Beach Memorial Hospital as doctors assess the head injury and condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
University of Southern California
Mike McKeever
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
McKeever
Bears Seek Ninth Win From Aged and Rising Stars
Chicago Bears aim for their ninth win in ten NFL starts as they host the San Francisco 49ers. Veterans Doug Atkins Joe Fortunato Stan Jones Earl Leggett and Larry Morris supply the front while Gale Sayers Dick Butkus star on offense Jon Arnett Herman Lee Mike Rabold and Rudy Bukich pace the attack. The defense dazzled last week holding the Colts 19 0 with Butkus and Jones delivering standout play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Sayers
Dick Butkus
Chicago Bears
Sayers
Butkus
Bears
San Francisco
Rudy Bukieh
Nate
Old Bears
Doug Atkins
Joe Fortunato
Stan Jones
Earl Legett
Larry Morris
Jon Arnett
Herman Lee
Mike Rabold
Arnett
Ron Bull
Andy Livingston
Bear
Baltimore
Colts
Crow Earns AP Offensive Player of the Week for 49ers
John David Crow, Heisman Trophy winner, earned AP Offensive Player of the Week for the NFL as the 49ers beat the Lions 17 to 14. He rushed 14 times for 79 yards, with 64 yards in the second half helping rally the comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John David Crow
San Francisco 49Ers
Crow
Detroit
Associated Press
Lions
Ders
Hunters bag 7575 deer in six day Illinois shotgun season
Illinois hunters bagged 7575 deer during a six day shotgun season, 487 more than last year, according to the State Conservation Department. They killed 4339 in southern counties, 1335 in central, and 1901 in northern Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
State Conservation Department
Central
Illinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colt
Cicero Man
Santa
McKee
Ren
Chicago
Jerry Liska
University of
Hirsch
America
P. N. Hirsch
Herrin
59Ers Crow
Illinos
Otill
Stitzel-Weller
Louisville
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!