1965 National Football Hall of Fame Ballot Notables Noted
The article discusses players linked to the 1965 National Football Hall of Fame ballot. It highlights Jimmy Brown as a leading figure, notes his 29 votes for runnerup Gale Yor, and mentions the Cleveland Browns history plus Chicago Bears connections.
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Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia
Joe Rutgens
Washington
Ryan
Paul Warfield
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State Winds Up Case On Braves
Wisconsin wound up another phase of its antitrust action against the Braves and National League arguing the suit protects fans. Judge Roller delayed ruling on a temporary restraining order to force Braves to plan a return to Milwaukee, with next steps on the demurrer expected in January.
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Willard Stafford
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Earl Jinkinson
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Bounding Billies: First Rubber Golf Balls Made in 1899
In New York, UPI reports that the first rubber golf balls were made in 1899 and were known as bounding billies.
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Rams seek new coach after Svare dismissal
Los Angeles Rams fire head coach Harland Svare after a 4-10 season. Dan Reeves, Rams president, cites need for a fresh approach. names of potential candidates from pro and college ranks cited, with no firm interviews disclosed.
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Dan Reeves
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George Wilson
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Buddy Parker
Paul Brown
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George Allen
Chicago Bears
Gail Goodrich Sparks Lakers In 122 112 Victory
Gail Goodrich came off the Lakers bench to lift Los Angeles to a 122 112 win over the Detroit Pistons. He scored 25 points, including 17 in the second half and the first 10 points of the fourth period, showing scoring versatility despite a 6 1 height.
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Packers face Colts in Western Division playoff showdown
Vince Lombardi praises Paul Hornung as pressure mounts for a likely championship bid against Baltimore. Tom Matte takes over for injured Johnny Unitas, while Ray Nitschke battles a limp as Green Bay prepares in wintry, cloudy conditions with near 30 degree temperatures.
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Paul Horrung
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Johnny Unitas
Garry Cuozzo
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
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Will Matte Prove 14 Bay Colt Wonder
Baltimore story notes Tom Matte facing scrutiny after injuries sidelined stars. Matte adjusts to backup roles, improves pocket protection and mobility as he eyes a key 2017 victory impact, with Packers and 49ers context shaping expectations.
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Wonder
Devinition New York Update Foosball Misses Lead to Foible
A golf miscue is humorously described as foosle in Devinition New York Update. The report notes a badly missed shot as a foible moment, illustrating how slang appears in casual golf commentary.
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