Huffer Leads Duluth Bulldogs In RPI Invitational Scoring
Keith Christiansen of Duluth Branch led the tournament with 11 points on five goals and six assists, aiding the Bulldogs to victory and earning All Tournament Team honors. Teammate Gwen Rogers shared top scoring with eight points, while McGill’s Dave Flam paced penalties with five infractions. Goalie Halbrehder of Duluth posted six goals against in three games and 80 saves on 148 shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
University of Minnesota
Owen Rogers
Bob Hill
Bob Lund
Ken Walters
McGill
Jerry Knightley
RPI
Keith Christiansen
Richard G. Folsom
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Ralph Romino
Jack Short
Keith (Huffer) Christiansen
Bulldogs
International Falls
Minn
Christiansen
Hubie Mattice
Qwen Rogers
APL
Mike Tok
Dick Fisher
Pat Francisco
Dick Maertz
Roger Bell
Terry Shercliffe
Dave Stepnes
The
Champs
Jerry Kostandoff
Moghivceath
Dave Flam
Halbrehder
Bill Halbrehder
Bob Reece
Troy
Colgate
Bill Sack
Casey Knobel
No Perfectos in ABC Tournament Team Event
In the ABC tournament team event there have been three 2991 games but no 300s recorded. The field remains high scoring with several near perfect strings, underscoring the competitive depth and consistency of the squads involved.
Bills Pressure Georgia Star Rissmiller Too
Georgia tackle Jim Wilson faced pro tug of war as Ray Rissmiller disclosed he was pressured in fall to sign an undated pro contract in violation of college rules. Rissmiller, from Easton Pa, said Bills scouts offered 18000 then 50000 to sign undated terms, while Wilson signed with the Boston Patriots last fall and later joined the 49ers. Rissmiller later signed with the Philadelphia Eagles after the season. The AFL backs Boston in Wilson dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Rissmiller
Wilson
Georgia
All America
Boston Patriots
AFL
San Francisco 49Ers
49Ers
Patriots
Journalwo
Buffalo
Kissmiller
ATI
Fo Jsure
Harvey Johnson
Philadelphia Eagles
Boston
East West In Final Shrine Game Workouts
East and West squads completed final heavy workouts in Stanford California for the Shrine Game meeting on Friday. East coach Pete Elliott announced Navy 1963 Heisman winner Roger Staubach would start at quarterback for the East with Fred Mazurek of Pittsburgh also set to play. West coach John McKay had yet to name the other starters, with a quarterback decision pending between Craig Morton and Bob Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
Santa Clara University
Stanford University
Pete Elliott
Linois
John McKay
Southern California
Elliott
Roger Staubach
Navy
Fred Mazurek
Pittsburgh
McKay
California
Craig Morton
Bob Berry
Oregon
Jack Sehrauh
Fred Hill
Southern Cal
Rich Zecher
Utah State
Ray Hinze
Texas A&m
Bill Fisk
Steve Garmon
Texas Christian
Malcolm Walker
Rice
Larry Elkins
Baylor
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Ron Heller
College Basketball Green City Classic results and pairings
The report lists several results from the Green City Classic including Bradley 72 over Baldwin-Wallace 88, Ashland against Hofstra, Ohio Wesleyan 74 against Yale, Furman 73 over Gannon, and Citadel against Virginia Tech in an overtime affair with Virginia Tech favored by four points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fits
Connecticut
Carnet
Reams Bradley Ti
Notre Dame
Baldwin-Wallace
Ashland
Hofetra
Ohio Weseyan
Yale
SS. Furman
Gannon College
Phe
Citadel Marne
Irmnia Tech
Michigan Rose Bowl tilt sets stage for Oregon State clash
Pasadena fans expect a dry day for the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day as Michigan, led by quarterback and a crowd near 100,000, faces Oregon State. TV coverage by NBC, kickoff at 5:00 p.m. EST, Michigan aiming to extend its bowl success while Oregon State seeks upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
America
Bob Tim
X' Berlake
Michigan
Wolverines
Oregon State
Tional Broadcasting Company
Weatherman
Alabama Texas Night Bowl Showdown Sparks Nation
Alabama and Texas meet in the Orange Bowl under lights as Bear Bryant and Darrell Royal clash. Namath may enter for Alabama after Sloan admirably filled in all season. a sellout crowd of 72 280 expected, NBC televise. Texas leans on a strong rushing game led by Koy and Philipp while Alabama plans quick passes and misdirection to counter a tough Horns defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Bryant
Alabama
He Nalian
NBC
Blu
Joe Nasmath
Namath
Steve Sloan
No. Loman
Sloan
New York Jets
LSU Chooses to Crown Sugar Bowl Prospect
New Orleans AP reports Louisiana State favored by 32 points to slow Syracuse’s Floyd Littledim Nance rushing attack in the first fully integrated Sugar Bowl. Doug Moreau leads LSU’s offense with standout scoring and a 1954 record 13 field goals. The defense, the Chinese Bandits, aims to blunt Syracuse’s top unit as senior fullback Nance trends toward yardage totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana State
Floyds Littledim Nance
Syracuse
Doug Moreau
LSU
Tiger
LSU Trump Ecard
Chinese Bandits
Nance
Arkansas and Nebraska Clash in Cotton Bowl Showdown
Arkansas, riding an 11 game win streak and No. 2 ranking, meets Nebraska in the Cotton Bowl. Both teams boast balanced offenses and strong defenses. the game airs on CBS with an expected crowd near 75,000 in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Nebraska
Wings Hold Hawks 1-1 in NHL clash Detroit Chicago
Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Black Hawks played to a 1-1 tie as Denis Dedardy stopped 36 shots for Chicago and Paul Henderson silenced Bobby Hull, keeping the league leaders from scoring. Nesterenko and Ushman scored early as goalies controlled the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Detroit
Wilmanthe Lanzloisy
Chicago
Nesterenko
Pilote
Wade Inks Pact With Steelers
Pittsburgh AP The Pittsburgh Steelers announced yesterday the signing of quarterback Tommy Wade to a contract for the 1965 NFL season. Wade played his college ball at Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
Westerday
Tommy Wade
Wade
Texas
Florida State Kicker May Be Ineligible for Gator Bowl
Florida State could be barred from the Gator Bowl if Les Murdock is found ineligible under the five year rule. A Tampa University transfer question prompted extra checks, though records indicate he enrolled at FSU in 1960 and played in 1962 through 1964. FSU officials pledged further NCAA rule verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida State
Les Murdock
Oklahoma
Bill Peterson
Atlanta Journal
Murdock
University of Tampa
FSU
Peterson
Tampa University
Seminoles
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Florida
Georgia
Houstom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huffer
Wards Auto Body Shop
S.h Ave
Bills
Georgia Star
Rissmiller, Too
Beasers
Duke
Durham
N.C
Iowa
Ste
Athletic Association of Wester Universities
Grecon Ste
Day Brothers
Bama
Georgia Tech
Mu Hs
Sigtnal Cader
Marv Wicristynik
Limehorns
Ernie Koy
Harold Philipp
Northwestern
Booker Washington
Mer Anc Hos
Barka
Bump Elliott
Tommy Prothro
OSU
Prothro
Ding Cantoy
Bill Yearby
Biljert Tits
Tinshackers
Jack Maddege
Billovieh
Dick Robt
Satis
Ned
Steve Clark
Herlake
Suarterbacks
Timberlake
Milt Bruhn
Wisconsin
Tonberlake
Bruhn
Brothers
Gordon Queen
Prothre
Queen
Dallas
Razorbacks
Cornhuskers
Auburn
Fred Marshall
Bob Churchich
Fleet
Little
Pat Screen
Billy Ezell
Screen
Ben Schwartzwalder
Orange
Walley Mahle
Mahle
Ron Dyer
Schenectady
Pill
Bobby Grier
Charley Brown
West Virginia
Lamaert
Lille
Charlie McSlendon
Schwartzwalder
Larry Kramer
Ronnie Caveness
Lweather
CBS
Steelers
UM Daily
Verlalay
Lael Ad
Thera
First Trust
Latham Vy Mile
Latham Corners ST
Colowie
Albany-Schenectady
Roed UN
N.Y.S
Yey Ie
W.Y.S
Latham
Albany
Cirgrest
Central Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!