Seven Browns Named To Pro Bowl Squad
Seven Cleveland Browns, led by quarterback Frank Ryan and fullback Jim Brown, are chosen for the Pro Bowl roster to be played January 10. The selections include Browns on offense and defense with players from Washington, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Dallas, Pittsburgh, and New York.
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Cleveland Browns
Frank Ryan
Jim Brown
St. Louis Cardinals
Bobby Joe Conrad
Washington
Paul Warfield
Cleveland
Pete Retzlaff
Philadeldelphia
Aaron Thomas
New York
Dick Schairath
Roosevelt Brown
Charley Bradshaw
Pittsburgh
Vince Promuto
Ken Gray
St. Louis
Irv Goode
Jim Ringo
Philadelphia
Sonny Jurgensen
Charley Taylor
Gary Ballman
Bobby
John Palack
Bil Glass
Bob Lilly
Dallas
Dick Modzelewski
Floyd Peters
Jim Houston
Myron Pottles
Made Baughan
Bill Koman
St.Louis
Irv Cross
Erich Barnes
Safelles
Paul Krause
Mel Renfro
College Basketball Scores From East to Midwest Highlights
A dense roundup of college basketball results with multiple teams across regions. Notable scores include Boston College 69 over Seton Hall 67, Villanova 95 over Buffalo 60, W ashington Carolina 102 over Newberry 54, and Valparaiso 72 over Marquette 61, among many others.
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Newberry
Davidson
VMI
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Glenville
Fox Hunters in Alto Pass Claim 4000 Foxes Taken Over Years
Art Reid reports Alto Pass fox hunters use mouth calls and headlamp aids to lure gray foxes. James Norton says their group has killed over 4,000 foxes, with a single night reaching 19, plus instances of foxes approaching within twenty feet. They hunt mainly under dark moons in winter, near Alto Pass, and have also attracted wolves, bobcats, deer, skunks, and raccoons. Another group in Carbondale, Hanseman and Hunt, with Eddyville partners, hunt raccoons using bows and arrows, adding four coons this weekend and barbecuing a young one.
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Miinoisan Alto Pass
James Norton
Norton
Alta Pass
Art Honsemen
Tom Huntret
Carbondale
Hanseman
Les Parson
I Yan Bailey
Eddyville
Pope County
Cleveland's Brown top NFL rusher and other season leaders
jimmy brown of cleveland led the nfl in rushing with 1446 yards on 280 attempts, adding a final career total of 10768. bart starr regained the passing crown with 2144 yards and 15 touchdowns, while lenny moore led scorers with 120 points. other leaders included paul krause interceptions, bobby walden punting, tommy watkins punt returns, and clarence childs kickoff returns.
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New York
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Jimmy Brown
National Football League
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Green Bay
Bart Starr
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Baltimore
Lenny Moore
Johnny Morris
Chicago Bears
Washington
Paul Krause
Minnesota
Bobby Walden
Tommy Watkins
Detroit
Clarence Childs
Watkins
Childs
Illinois Triumphs Over Wisconsin in Big 10 Opener
Illinois rode a strong second half to down Wisconsin 70 to 56 in the conference opener. Skip Thoren scored 19 points, 16 in the first half, while Mark Zuber tallied 13 and Wisconsin’s top scorer posted 30. Illinois led 41-24 at halftime and never relinquished control.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Illnois
Wisconsin
Ilini
Tal Brady
Bill McKeown
Putllinois
Tllinois
Skip Thoren
Wiscongin
Thoren
Illini
Mark Zubor
San Antonio boxing results show stoppage by Za mora
In San Antonio Blackiee Za mora stopped Henry Dominguez in a 184 pound bout while in Richmond Henry Clark outpointed Tom Pawlaski in the 10 round fight. The contests featured Corpus Christi San Antonio Houston and San Leandro entrants with weights listed.
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Blackiee Zamora
Corpus Christi
Tex
Henry Dominguez
Houston
Richmond
Calif
Henry Clark
San Francisco
Tom Pawlaski
San Leandro
Numerous High School Basketball Scores Across Illinois and Indiana
A long list of boys and girls basketball results from Illinois and nearby Indiana shows wins for Pana over Lakeview 51 to 37, Warrensburg over Meroa 62 to 47, and Trinity over Bloomington 58 to 41 among many others including Oakwood, St. Joseph-Ogden, Rossville, Westville, and Lisle. Multiple OT games noted with Triopia 54 over Greenfield 46 and Reddick 72 in 9 overtimes.
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Meroa
Moneaqua
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Cerero Gordo
Bement
Trinity
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Stockton
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Patriots Holovak named AFL Coach of the Year
Boston’s Michael J. Holovak receives AP Coach of the Year honors as his Patriots, Eastern Division champions, prepare to face Buffalo with the regional crown at stake. A win could set up a rematch with San Diego after last year’s 51-10 title game loss, as Holovak boasts a .708 winning percentage and leads AFL mentors.
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Buffalo
Michael J. Holovak
Boston Patriots
Associated Press
Mike Eleva
Holovak
Patriots
San Diego
Boston College
Sid Gillman
Chiefs Back Gets Award
Abner Haynes, AFL star, named comeback of the year by an AP panel. At 26 he moved from split end to backfield, rushing 652 yards on 124 carries in 14 games behind Burford and McClinton. Haynes led with seven votes. runners up included Glenn Bass and Babe Parilli with four each.
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Abner Haynes
AFL
Associated Press
Haynes
Chris Burford
Hank Stram
Frank
Jackson
Curt McClinton
Abner
Burford
Phealthy
Rumlers
Glenn Bass
Buffalo
Babe Parilli
Boston
Owners hail new TV contract for major league baseball
Kansas City owner Charles Finley praises a national TV package for 1965 and 1966, excluding the Yankees and Phillies, that pays each club about 300000 annually. Other club officials expect steady attendance as telecasts move into major cities for the first time. Cal Griffith notes uncertain impact on Saturday afternoon games and Milwaukee Braves attendance amid Atlanta move talks.
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Charles Finley
Yankees
Finley
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
American Broadcasting Co
Cal Griffith
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DeWitt
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Rhome Wins AP Back Of Year In Close Vote
Tulsa's Jerry Rhome edges Notre Dame's John Huarte for college football Back of the Year honors after a tight AP poll. Rhome led with 42 percent of votes, Huarte 39, while Bob Timberlake of Michigan had 16 as the only other double figure tally.
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John Huarte
Rhome
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New York
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Bob Timberlake
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Arkansas Football Blanked Last Five Rivals in 1964
The Razorbacks closed the 1964 season by shutting out their final five opponents, showcasing a dominant defensive run as they secured a strong finish to the campaign.
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Arkansas
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