USC stars lead 1967 All America in AP selection
Three USC players head the 1967 All America team as selected by The Associated Press led by O J Simpson. Ron Yary and Adrian Young also earn first team spots from the No 1 national champion Trojans. Notre Dame places two on the first team and repeaters include Wayne Meylan of Nebraska and Frank Loria of Virginia Tech.
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Nebraska
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Beban Wins Heisman Trophy at 1967 Awards Dinner
Gary Beban UCLA senior quarterback receives the Heisman amid draft talk and uncertainty about a military deferment. He discusses pro opportunity, draft prospects, and balancing academics in a period of speculation. He notes Vikings bonus pick and quarterback options, while pursuing three history courses and a physical education paper.
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School 5 Cagers Dominate School 12 In League Tilt
In a Public School League game yesterday School 5 defeated School 12 by a wide margin. Sylvester Canty led School 5 with 23 points while Bill Ruby scored eight for School 12.
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