Elyria Opens Cage Season Against North Olmsted
Elyria High School launches its 1965 66 basketball season under Coach Dale Reichenbach with a home game against North Olmsted. Key returnees include Frank Waldo vitch and Greg Davison 64, while North Olmsted counters with Arnie Burghardt and Jim Turanchik juniors. Davison may miss time due to a heel injury as both teams expect a balanced, rugged contest.
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Randy Reichenbach
Ed Ransom
Randy Stevenson
Jeff Heath
Dick Schafrath Wins Browns Brown of the Year Award
The Cleveland Touchdown Club will award Dick Schafrath the Brown of the Year honor on December 13. Blanton Collier lauds the seven year veteran from Ohio State as a player's football player while Fritz Heisler calls him a real hustler. Parsed from late Wednesday UPI report on Cleveland Browns personnel and Pro Bowl selections.
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Dingle MVP in Ohio Loop
Rod Dingle, a former All-Ohio leading rusher and receiver for Wooster, starred with 108 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns before an injury ended his season. He added 284 receiving yards on 15 catches while teammate DeViling anchored the defense as a standout junior from Pittsburgh.
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Tulsa earns Bluebonnet Bowl bid after Colorado State rout
Tulsa, led by Howard Twilley and Bill Anderson, thumped Colorado State 48-20 to secure a Bluebonnet Bowl berth against eighth-ranked Tennessee on December 18 in Houston. Twilley set NCAA season and game receiving marks with 214 yards on 19 catches and 16 touchdown receptions.
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Knicks vs Hawks game rescheduled to February 22
New York Knicks and St Louis Hawks will play February 22 at Madison Square Garden after the November 9 game was postponed by the East Coast blackout. The rescheduled contest preserves the original venues and teams involved.
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Browns clinch tie as Packers, Bears aim for wins
National Football League preview notes spread and playoff implications. Green Bay favored over Cleveland as Detroit’s Thanksgiving tie tightens the East race. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia face key matchups with Browns and Bears. Munson injury update in Los Angeles reshapes quarterback plans.
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Lefebvre named NL Rookie of the Year for 1965
Jim Lefebvre of the Los Angeles Dodgers won 13 of 20 BWAA votes to capture the National League Rookie of the Year award. The 22 year old switch hitter batted 321 with 69 RBIs in 157 games, edging Houston’s Joe Morgan and San Francisco’s Frank Morgan in a three way race.
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Namath hopes Jets stay alive in AFL race
Jets quarterback Joe Namath, amid a late season push, aims to lift New York from last place and keep Eastern Division title hopes intact after Bengals? Bills? Chargers? fight. Namath, rookie expectations high, had signed a $400,000 contract and led a dramatic late surge.
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