Redskins and Cardinals stars on offense and defense listed
A partial 1960s NFL roster summary lists players by position for the Washington Redskins and other teams including the Cardinals Browns Cowboys Giants Steelers Saints and Steelers. Players named include Sonny Jurgensen Fran Tarkenton Dick Butkus and others across ends tackles guards and backs.
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Homer Jones
Taylor
Washington Redskins
Louis Cardinals
Jerry Smith
Irath
Cleveland Browns
Ralph
New York Giants
Charlie
Jackie’ Smith
Redskins
Dick Scha- Neely
Dallas Cowboys
Ernie
McMillin
Cardinals
Irv Gogde
Gene Hickerson
Browns
Ken
Gray
Bob DeMarco
Sonny Jurgensen
Fran, Tarkenson
Giants
Bob
Hayes
Cowboys
Don Perkins
Ernie Green
Roy
Leroy Kelley
Jim Baaken
George Andrie
Paul, Wiggin
Tarkenton and Jurgensen Lead East in All-Star Pro Bowl
Fran Tarkenton of the Giants and Sonny Jurgensen of the Redskins named quarterbacks for the East squad in the 8th annual Pro Bowl on January 21 in Los Angeles. The roster features stars from the Cardinals Cowboys Browns and other NFL teams with Lilly Howley and Wilson among unanimous picks.
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Angeles
UPI
Fran Tarkenton
New York Giants
Sonny Jurgensen
Washington Redskins
Tarkenton
Andy Jurgensen
St. Louis Cardinals
Dallas Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
Jurgensen
Bob Lilly
Chuck Howley
Coswhoss
Larry Wilson
Cardinals
Osgood's Tough Path Drives Northeastern Star Rise
Northeastern's Leo Osgood, five feet ten, defies height with effort learned in Roxbury courts. Coach Dick Dukeshire notes his jump, speed, and work ethic lifting the Huskies to a 22-4 mark and earning Sophomore of the Year honors despite academic and financial hurdles.
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Dick Dew
Boston
UPI
Smi
Northeastern University
Leo Osgood
Roxbury
Dick Dukeshire
Northeastern Huskies
Osgood
Leo
Dukeshire
Jimmy Walker
Providence -College
Northeastern’s
Coopers
Mace O. Wick
Huskies
Cenrer
Northeastern
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Namath Undergoes X Rays After Oakland Clash
Jets quarterback Joe Namath endured a hard hit in Oakland as New York lost 38-29 to the Raiders. Namath, who sustained a swelling cheek, planned to play Sunday against the Chargers after X rays to assess possible facial injury. Coach Weeb Ewbank criticized officiating while noting Namath would not miss action if cleared.
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Raiders
Ewbank
Namath
St Diego Chargers
Mack
Ewben
Houston
Miami
Houston Continues Threat To Bruins With 103-65 Win
The second ranked Houston Cougars overwhelmed Minnesota 103-65 to extend their win streak to eight and their home run to 46 in a row. All-America Elvin Phorree led the scoring with efficient shooting and free throws as Houston moved closer to a showdown with UCLA. Florida upset Vanderbilt 70-69 as Neal Walk led the Gators with 17 points and strong second-half effort. Davidson defeated Rice 90-68 and Temple beat Miami of Ohio 65-60 to stay in the top ranks.
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UCLA
Cougars
Houston Astrodome
Minnesota
Aff
Elvin Phorree
Murda
Neal Walk
Florida
Winch
Vanderbilt
Mike Bellyson
Davidson
Tannenal
Rice
Temple
Miami
Ohio
Bing and Chamberlain Dominate Week in NBA Scoring and Records
Detroit’s Dave Bing continued a high scoring pace with 563 points in 3 games for a 123 point average last week. Wilt Chamberlain topped the NBA record book by reaching 24,150 career points and leading rebounding with 803 boards as Elgin Baylor trails active scorers. Joe Frazier also appears in results from boxing action in Philadelphia.
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UPI
Youn
Dave Bing
Detroit Pistens
Bhe
Naisa” Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
Reagve
bin’ Pocin Se
Peur Avererhrough
Hi Seares
Chicaca
Chamberlain
Philadelphii6ers
NBA
Torack
Philadelphia Giant
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Prolific Gridders Highlight 1967 Small College Stats
National Collegiate Athletic Association statistics name Toledo and Stetser among top offensive players in 1967 small college football. Toledo led total offense with 3 513 yards. Stetser of Central State excelled in passing. Moore of Western led rushing in nine games with 114 yards per game. Bert Nye topped scoring at 127 points.
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San Francisco
Joe Stetser
Chris State
Dickie O Moore
Western
Kentucky Wee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Stes
Wis
Veledo
Ames
Steser
Sester
Seaso
Moore
Ous van Beren
Central Teeave
Bert Nye
West Chester
Mostetras
Prsins Harvey Tanner
Murrey
Beban and Simpson Named Co Athletes of Year
Los Angeles press release says Gary Beban of UCLA and O J Simpson of USC shared the 1967 Helms Athlete of the Year award, the first time the honor has been split in 67 years. The Helms Foundation preserves the award’s prestige.
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Los Angeles
Jpi
Col
Te Eotus Ball
Gary Beban
UCLA
O. J. Simpson
Crivasds
Southern
Califer Aus Stagley
Cowine
Californe
Helms Athleie Foundation
Frazier Pounds Out Victory Over Conner in Boston
Joe Frazier delivered a technical knockout over Marion Conner of Canton in the third round, with Frazier 30 pounds heavier. Conner blamed the referee for a quick stoppage, saying it seemed like the official’s first big fight.
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Boston
UPI
Joe Frazier
Marion Conner
Canton
Ohio
Conner
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