Wyoming Players and Governors Bungle Secret Sun Bowl Practice
The Wyoming team hid its practice for the Sun Bowl causing two players to get lost while following a private car. Governor Clifford Hansen and Gov-elect Stan Hathaway were escorted from Florida State’s workout after being playfully called football spies. The search spanned five fields with President Dr. John King unsure of the site, and Wyoming staffers eventually left disappointed.
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EL Paso
Tex
Wyoming
Clifford Hansen
Stan Hathaway
Florida State
Dave Lantz
FSU
Hansen
Hathaway
University of
Cal
Glen Lybarger
Tom Gottburg
Hansen and Hathaway
Lantz
al Comover
All-American Redheads At Winchester Jan 12
The Winchester Teen Age Club announces the All American Red Heads will perform at Handley High gym on January 12 at 8 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Teen Use Club. Admission is 1.50.
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Winchester
TAC
Buddy Strawderman
All American Red Heads
Handley High
UVa Grid Assistant Coach Resigns After Two-Year Stint
Bob Marich resigned from the University of Virginia football staff after a two-year second tour as an assistant coach. He served as defensive coordinator under George Blackburn and played at Cincinnati. Marich previously coached at Nyack High School and Tulane before returning to Virginia in 1965.
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Charlottesville
Bob Marich
University of Virginia
Marich
Virginia
George Blackburn
University of Cincinnati
Dick Voris
Nyacka
N.Y
Tulane University
Blackburn
Staub Extends Hitting Streak to 17 Games with Astros
Rusty Staub continued his strong start for the Houston Astros by extending his hitting streak to 17 games last season. He reached base and collected hits in each consecutive game, boosting the team's early run production and keeping pace in the NL hot streaks.
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Rusty Staub
Houston Astros
Two Thirds Million Hunting Fishing Licenses Sold in Virginia
Virginia in 1965 66 saw over two thirds of a million hunting and fishing licenses sold generating 2 693 022 dollars for the Game Protection Fund. Resident and non resident licenses totaled 257 464 with big game licenses bought by about 84 percent of residents. Bear deer and turkey licenses yielded 220 627 dollars. Non resident hunters provided more than a third of license revenue, while 256 365 fishing licenses were sold including 204 846 state resident licenses and 73 442 trout licenses. County and city combo licenses numbered 128 083 a 5 percent year to year decline. Sportsmen bought 122 166 National Forest stamps. non resident sales neared 380 404 dollars plus 48 225 from 3 day fishing licenses. Revenue funds law enforcement, management, research and recreation areas. CHICAGO AP The Illinois athletic irregularities case moves to the Big Ten and NCAA after hearings led by Commissioner Bill Reed. five Illinois officials questioned with no result announced. Also listed are Saturday games and boxing results from Lima Peru.
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Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Chester F.phelps
Game Protection Fund
National Forest
Chicago
University of Illinois
Big Ten
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Bill Reed
David D. Henry
Illinois
Atheletes
Reed
Art Bergstrom
Illini
Notre Dame Michigan State Battle Ends In 10 10 Tie
Notre Dame and Michigan State clash ends 10 10 as Ara Parseghian preserves the tie and the Irish stay unbeaten. Spartans, led by Clinton Jones and Jimmy Raye, had nine straight wins but were ineligible for the Rose Bowl. Spurrier wins Heisman. major bowls set with USC to host despite loss.
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East Lansing
Mich
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Clinton Jones
Jimmy Raye
George Webster
Bubba Smith
Terry Hanratty
Jim Seymour
Nick Eddy
Hanratty
Eddy
Purdue
Southern California
UCLA
Alabama
Nebraska
Florida
George Tech
Syracuse
Tennessee
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Georgia
Steve Spurrier
Union talks risk opening Santa Anita Bay Meadows season
In Los Angeles the Federation of California Race Tracks meets over union demands amid a looming Monday start for Santa Anita and Bay Meadows racing. Management and the Building Service Employees union again failed to settle, though a spokesman said demands were reduced. Tracks plan 55 days of racing while workers seek higher wage offers. Elon College names Shirley S Wilson as new head football coach replacing Gary Mattox.
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Federation of California Race Tracks
Santa Anita
Bay Meadows
Building Service Employes Union
Icadia
San Mateo
ELON
N.C
Shirley
Wilson
Gary Mattocks
Elon College
Monumental Handicap Field At Laurel Puts Duc de Great on Top
Duc de Great heads a nine horse lineup for Laurel's 27 500 Monumental Handicap at Laurel Race Course. Green Felt and Bone ny Johnny are among potential challengers with Exceedingly Paula’s Ed Wall of Roses and others also listed. Teetotaler Red Music Repeating Shiralee and more are expected in the mile and one sixteenth event.
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Dorothy Fitzgerald
Laurel Race Course
Doug Small
W. E. Borman
Maryland
Knightly Manner
Duc DE Great
Green Felt
Richard S. Reynolds, Jr
Boneny Johnny
Detroit
Paula’s Ed
Wall of Roses
Adler Branch Farm
Annapolis
Paula
E. M. Hydereman
J. A. Purdey
Wall Ofroses
Monumental
C. O. Goldsmith
Teetotaler
Raritan Stable
Red Music
Pin Oak Stable
Repeating
J. W. Thompson
Negro Quarterback To Direct South In Orange Bowl
Hank Washington, a 6 foot 3 inch 205 pound West Texas State passer who ranked fifth nationally in completions, will direct the South in the 19th annual North South game in the Orange Bowl. South coach Darrell Royal will start Bo Burris of Houston at quarterback but Washington is expected to see part of the action.
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Miami
Fla
Hank Washington
West Texas State
Washington
Darrell Royal
Texas
Bo Burris
Houston
Callin' the Shots Swim Win Leads District 10 Scoring
John Wymer, a 6-4 Strasburg senior, leads District 10 with 105 points in five games for a 21.0 average. Tom Ross of Elkton is close at 102 points in five games averaging 20.4. Bobby Rosen of Stonewall Jackson sits at 19.7 in three games, with Andy Millar of Warren County at 15.0 in six. Central’s Randy Rudolph posts 19.3 as another top prospect. Wymer also paces Strasburg with two wins in six starts and is a key Ram rebounder and All-Area/District 10 contender.
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John Wymer
Strasburg
Big John
Tom Ross
Elkton
Ross
Bobby Rosen
Stonewall Jackson
Andy Millar
Warren County
Billy Wood
Central
Randy Rudolph
Strasburg Quint
Rams
Ram
Harry Bagwell
Good makes first team All-State on stellar Black Knights squad
Steve Good, a 240 pound senior bound for VMI on a football scholarship, is the sole first team All-State pick from District 10 and the Northwestern League. He starred at tackle for TA’s co champion Black Knights, who finished 9-1, top in school history, amid a tight league triangle with Warren County and Broadway.
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Steve Good
VMI
Black Knights
Warren County
Broadway
Warren
Magicians in Martinsburg Tonight at High School Gym
The Harlem Magicians perform in Martinsburg at the Martinsburg High School gym with Marques Haynes leading the lineup. A Martinsburg area team will oppose them, with game time set for 8 30 p m.
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Martinsburg
Marques Haynes
Magicians
Mosby Star Pingley Shines For Frederick Lions On Win
Bobby Pingley, a Mosby Academy alum and 6-2 freshman, returns to form for Frederick College Lions after a leg injury. The team recently won the Ft. Lee Invitation Tourney over RPI. Chuck Spaid, VA freshman standout and Handley alumnus, serves as a sixth man for the Cavaliers. Martinsburg back Billy Russ earns honorable state honors and league selections after a 3-7 season under Paul Flick.
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Mosby Academy
Frederick College
Lions
Ft. Lee
RPI
Chuck Spaid
Evening Star
University of Virginia
Spaid
Cavalier
Chuck
Handley
Martinsburg
Billy Russ
West Virginia
Russ
Bulldogs
Paul Flick
Stonewall Tops Central in District 10 Opener
Stonewall High, under new coach John Hodson, defeated Central 54 to 40 in Woodstock. The Generals opened 16-5 and led for the rest of the game, grabbing their first win of the year and dropping Central to the district cellar.
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Woodstock
Stonewall
Jackeson High
John Hodson
Cenetral
Mt. Jackeson
Falcons
Generals
Hudson College Routs Stonewall 54 40 in Conference Clash
Central fell to 1-4 after a third period rally by Stonewall failed to reverse a 41 27 halftime deficit. Joe Hoover led Hudson with 15 points and Jim Rosen added 11 while Randy Rudolph managed six and Randy Shipe had 11 for Central.
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Stonewall
Hudson Men
Joe Hoover
Jimmy Rosen
Randy Rudolph
Randy Shipe
Wyoming Whacker DePoyster Aims For Sun Bowl Role
Wyoming coach Lloyd Eaton plans to rely on kicking specialist Jerry DePoyster the Whacker for the Sun Bowl against Florida State. DePoyster converted 13 field goals and 32 extra points for 71 points this season and handles punting, averaging 40 yards with a 77 yard long punt last year.
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EL Paso
Tex
Wyoming
Lloyd Eaton
Jerry DePoyster
Florida State
DePoyster
Eaton
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