Nebraska Favored To Beat Oklahoma In Thanksgiving Clash
New York UP I reports Nebraska is heavily favored to finish 1963 undefeated with a Thanksgiving Day win over Oklahoma and Navy is favored to beat Army in the service classic. Multiple college games feature point spreads including Alabama over Auburn Notre Dame over Miami Tennessee over Vanderbilt and Southern California over Wyoming Others list NFL and AFL matchups with favored teams in week’s slate.
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Muspana fires golf ace in first hole-in-one at Cherry Ridge
After 12 years on the course Elyrias Clint Husband fired his first hole-in-one yesterday morning at Cherry Ridge Golf Club. Playing with Tony Pire and John JJ Vogan of Lorain, Husband sank the tee shot on the par three fifth hole using a three iron to ace the 150 yard hole.
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Little man still has place in pro basketball
Gus Rodgers of the San Francisco Warriors embodies a compact player thriving in the NBA as he scored 46 points and added 13 assists in a 134 115 win over the New York Knickerbockers. The Pistons ended a nine game skid with a 118 115 victory over the Royals as Oscar Robertson poured in 38 and Jerry Lucas 35 in the opener at Madison Square Garden.
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All America grid stars shift to two platoon setup in 1965
CHICAGO LPI The annual AFCA All American team originated by Walter Camp in 1889 at Yale adopts a two platoon format in 1965 with QB Bob Griese Purdue and backs Donny Anderson Texas Tech plus Mike Garrett Southern California headlining a star filled offense. Defenders led by Tommy Nobis Texas and Carl McAdams Oklahoma anchor a split system as coaches vote separately for offense and defense amid liberalized substitutions.
Pro football All American team picks by coaches
UPI reports the 1965 American Football Coaches Association All American selections span multiple positions with players from Howard Twilley Tulsa Sam Ball Kentucky Doug Van Horn Ohio State Paul Crane Alabama Dick Arrington Notre Dame Glen Ray Hines Arkansas Charles Casey Florida Bob Griese Purdue Don Anderson Texas Tech Duke Garrett So Calis Jim Grabowski Arkansas Walt Barnes Nebraska Jerry Shay Purdue Bill Yearby Michigan Tony Jeter Nebraska Tom Nobis Texas Carl McAdams Oklahoma Nick Rassas Notre Dame Johnny Roland Missouri George Webster Mid St.
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Garrett Wins Heisman Again and Again in 1960s Style Hype
New York reports say Heisman winner Mack Garrett of Southern California is being talked about as a potential top NFL pick. Rams coach Harland Svare notes Garrett’s college success could help his draft status, though he says no pro team has approached him yet. Garrett, 19, 5 feet 9 inches, 185 pounds, led the nation in rushing this season with 1,328 yards and is seen as a strong professional prospect despite uncertainty about immediate draft entry.
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Discipline key to Buckeye grid success
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes credits strict discipline for late drive wins this season. He says recruits must be sound, praises his staff, and notes Will Sander as one of eight students to win an Early Blaik fellowship. Lefebvre returns to join French National Basketball Team for a tour starting Dec 18 at Madison Square Garden against Poland.
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Black River tops Wellington 41 37 in season opener
Black River defeated Wellington 41 to 37 as Randell Brown paced their attack with 13 points and Jim Dabney added 11. Larry Walkden led Wellington with 15 as Bull Dabney and Sugaak contributed for the Pirates. Decision time came late as Black River pulled ahead in the second half.
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Warfield May Sit Out All Season for Browns Draft Prep
Cleveland Browns prepare for the NFL draft as coach Paul Collier and staff list 500 to 600 players. Warfield may miss the season with a broken collar bone while the team tracks his status. The Browns sit 8-2, eyeing Pittsburgh clash and possible first pick in a draft with Atlanta holding two selections each round.
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