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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1965

Page

16

Miami freshman team ends season with 2-3 record

Elyria's Al Campbell and Houston Love were regulars for Miami's freshmen. Campbell ran 150 yards on 35 carries for a 4.3 average, while Love gained 28 yards on 8 carries. Rieber led with 236 yards on 4.7 and Leftwich had 170 yards on 5.0. Campbell scored 12 points but dropped 16 yards on passes. Miami defeated Cincinnati 7-6 and Ohio 24-21, but fell to Dayton 0-21, Bowling Green 14-32, and Xavier 14-21. Also notes Michigan State halfback Clinton Jones earned Player of the Year honors.

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Cardiff bout ends as Curvis stops McSpadden

Brian Curvis of Wales stops Sammy McSpadden of Glasgow in the 12th round to claim victory in Cardiff. The fight results list Curvis with 1444 and McSpadden with 34414 as the recorded numbers.

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Elyria’s Steve Hays Named to All-Conference Defense

Elyria senior end Steve Hays of Baldwin-Wallace College, a 185 pound 1962 graduate and co captain, earned first team All Ohio Conference defensive honors. The list names other first team defenders from Muskingum Heidelberg Wittenberg Capital Mount Union and Akron with repeaters DeVilling Dourm Dillard.

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All-Stars UCLA favored in basketball again

UCLA is the overwhelming preseason pick by the UPI board of coaches to win the 1965-66 NCAA title, aiming for a third consecutive championship. Michigan and Minnesota trail in the rankings, with Saint Joseph's, Providence, Duke, Vanderbilt, Kansas and others rounding out the top ten as period forecasts note last season’s accuracy.

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Unbeaten Rams Lions and Redskins Lead YMCA League

The YMCA Men’s House Basketball League standings show the Rams, Lions, and Redskins at 2-0 after Wednesday’s second round. Highlights include the Rams’ 80-76 win over the Eagles with Larry Cope scoring 31, Tom Webb 26, and Bob Fortune 23 for the losers. Redskins routed Steelers 77-53 led by Ray Butcher with 18 as Lenny Leininger top-scored 20 for the Steelers. Lions beat Packers 62-51 as Tom Smith 27 and Tom Fabian 23 pace the winners while Ed Knapp had 12 for the Packers.

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San Diego Union editor wins Corum Memorial Award

Jack Murphy, sports editor and columnist for the San Diego Union, won the Thoroughbred Racing Association Bill Corum Memorial Award for a column describing a visit by Johnny Longden to an injured jockey in a Vancouver hospital. The announcement came from TRA Executive Vice President Spencer J. Drayton.

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