AFL All Pro Elite Shine Across 1960s NFL Standings
The AFL tallies crown the San Diego Chargers, Boston Patriots, and Buffalo Bills as the top three teams this season. Elite players across offensive and defensive units highlight the league’s growing depth with stars like Lance Alworth and Nick Buoniconti earning multiple votes. The selection signals AFL maturity and rising national attention as the league marks its fifth season.
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NEA
Ad Cae
Bills
Ron Mix
San Diego
Dick Weetmoreland
Babe Parilli
Boston Patriots
Bart Starr
Tomm Addison
Lance Alworth
Chargers
Tom Sestak
Buffalo
Parilli
Gilchrist
Billy Shaw
Nick Buoniconti
Boston
Ernie Ladd
AFL
Ladd
Grambling
Jets' Snell Named AFL Rookie of the Year in 1960
Matt Snell of the New York Jets was voted the AFL Rookie of the Year. He totaled 842 rushing yards on 199 carries with one game remaining, trailing only Cookie Gilchrist for the league title. Snell led with 16 of 24 votes, ahead of Sid Blanks and Mack Lee Hill.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Matt Snell
New York Jets
Snell
Ohio State
Jets
New York Giants
Tye
Noah
Buffalo
Cookie Gilchrist
Cookie
Kansas City
Boston
Sid Blanks
Houston
Texas A &J
Mack Lee Hill
George
Butch) Hurd
NYU tops Penn State as milestone games note many wins
The NYU Violets celebrate historic milestones by winning their 1,000th game in school history and defeating Penn State. Other results include Princeton over Boston University and Iowa State upset, plus Houston beating Texas A&M in a Bluebonnet Bowl doubleheader context. Bradley leads Princeton notable near Crystal City.
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Associated Press
New York University Violets
Baylor
Bosin State
Penn State
Baltimore
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Bradley
Crystal City
Tigers
Iowa State
Drake
Houston
Texas A&m
Austin
Rice
Pete Cohen
Knicks Clip Celtics In NBA Contest
The Knicks edged the Celtics 113 112 in Rhode Island with Len Chappell scoring the final three points to put New York ahead 111 110 Johnny Egan and Tori Gola combined on a late Celtics steal and basket to seal the win, snapping Boston’s seven game run. Roger Maris hit .281 for the Yankees this season, the second best of his career at that point.
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Len Chappell
New York
Johnny Egan
Tori Gola
Gola
Egan
Tough Field In Kentucky Invitational
Kentucky hosts the 12th annual tournament with top teams from Illinois Dayton and West Virginia entering strong. Illinois stands 4-1 and Dayton 5-1 while Kentucky meets West Virginia in the second game and Illinois faces Dayton at 7 30 p m EST with games at Rupp Arena.
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Unclear All-Star Ballot Sparks Chiefs Hopefuls Question
The fragment describes Ernie and a vote showing eight Kansas City Chiefs on the second team with Arkanas the sole all-star on the varsity. It notes jockeying for position at tight end among Stew Bar, Fred Arbanas, and Dave Kocourek, plus tight safety results for Ron Hall and George Saimes.
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Nsas City
Dave Kocourek
Stew Bar Parber
Chiefs
Jim Tyrer
Addison
Mike. Stratton
Fate
Ron Hall
Boston
Fred Glick
Houston
George Saimes
Buffalo
Kansas Chiefs
Arkanas
Chargers
Patriots
Bills
Allegany and Montgomery lead in league play with big win
Allegany Community College Trojans, led by Larry Snyder and Bill Dean, defeated Potomac State 98 to 68 on its home floor to grab a share of the league lead with Montgomery. Snyder scored 31 as Key players Windsor and Foreman starred for other top teams in the roundup, with Prince George’s and Catonsville in an overtime thriller.
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Larry Snyder
Bill Dean
Allegany Community College
Trojans
Montgomery
Potomac State
Cumberland
Allegany
Alan Stockholm
Potomac
Snyder
Ry Junior College
Washington
Walthawyer
St. Mary’s
Tom Walsh
Walsh
Bob Windsor
Windsor
Catonsville
Prince George’s
Rus Foreman
Cardinals
C.C.C
Kett
Hornets
Baltimore
Stan Zunt
John Frank
Dennis Wallace
Shenandoah
Wesley
Harford
Mexican League sets attendance record in 1964 season
The Mexican Baseball League announced 2,185,260 admissions for 1964, surpassing prior marks. The eight‑team league drew 1,808,762 the previous year with seven clubs.
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Mexico
Navy fires football coach Hardin at Annapolis
Navy dismissed head coach Wayne Hardin after a forced resignation amid a personality clash with superiors. Interim plans include interviews for a successor over several weeks, with Doug Scovil seen as a strong inside candidate. The five year contract added last February is unsettled, and final terms were reportedly near one year’s pay.
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Herb Thompson
Annapolis
Navy
Wayne Hardin
Doug Scovil
Hardin
Naval Academy
William 5. Busik
Navy Athletic
Busik
Thursday's Results and Weekend NHL Schedule
Toronto 2 Montreal 2 and Boston 5 Detroit 3 lead Thursday results. No games Friday. Saturday features Chicago at Montreal and New York at Toronto in the NHL schedule.
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Toronto
Montreal
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Detroit
Satuday
Chicago
New York
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