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Show srmAT,2ES.mtU!a Sunday HeroU 15 Oakland To Play Houston Ivy Leaguer Is Named NFL Rookie of Year Raiders Place 7 On Team All-AF- L Thirteen players repeated as Trumpjr, Elliott, little andjhad 13 votes to U for from last Sneli all made the squad for the Biiemaott. juram. tLTD-T-he YORK wceived il votes and easly;vear j NEW No. 1 Buoniconti emerged worft m Oakland Raiders, who finished outdistanced Joe Nam of the linebacker middle at at'TOteetter Tha closest baBotlnc was three-wa- v ithereeular season with the best New York Jets, who got the Sweeney. Ipshaw and Otto on battle with five votes. Lar-ie- r record in the mencan Kansas of .Willie Qf Bel!, linebacker. Alworth was an OAKLAND 7a (UPI)-A- !1 Piace? 5fvnl In addition to Lamonica the Buchanan, ; the ?a votes hut and Dan Corners of Oakland. n United Press on th Raiders placed guard Oakland Raiders need to do is Payers "iu-- v, . Lt nifwiwl teammate Buoniconti received nine votes ix tuu Wi- Upshaw, center Jim Otto, first look back to the beginning of ""traauanai TCtcu lur for the other ,w Biletnikoff Fred team for the seventh rii. C.V. Unw th trnwinn Fnntwll Tcimio Star team. Wells for Conners. 'wide position. receiw ;:tralSht Well. n tie won. the no' NEW YORK (UPI-C- alvi iv. u"oducing pro players, hart a season to realise thev have western Division witn a n-Corner-team. first offensive interin i'undav's Hill, who made the jimp fro: bargain layer in the Super Bowl to named fi.Y Willie Brown and ITcord;, back safety divisional plavoff gaine against the Ivy . League to pro footbaL' No More Doubts me onensive umi ana iwo M0aveGra.vson were the Raiders Houston. with ease, today was named the Een the Cowboys merent United Press International "a are that Hill could make it as me date was Sent 14, Vin-- seiecuon or . , : uiio manu .v,. VSI"t""' tional Football League rookie of . " iwcfc ara writers who cover the AFL on the 10th consecutive year the mougni ot!"nuuiig the year by a landslide vote. ,, ' S"Oakland veteran has been MT:-,regular, Dass Hill became the first member jiicc ne siarxea Quarterback Darjle carrying uieiya,"aim the No. 1 center in of the Dallas Cowboys ever to J4ii ne was an insxani success " uwu ca beads the list of Oakland the UPIasballoting. . win the rookie award when he and he easily beat out Craig Daryle Lamonica anc". Kansas The Chiefs, who City received 40 votes from the Bavnham and Dan Reeves for Warren Wells, second in the Western finished But the key play was yet to panel of experts the starting spot and he added Division, placed four men on around the nation three in new spark to the Dallas the squad; the New ) each league city. Oiler quarterback Pete 91-7- 0 who York won the Jets, "Mean Joe Greene" of the The toe iniurv slowed him Beathard, scrambling for an Eastern Division, three: the down at- the end of the season "Pset in fee closing minutes, Pittshnreh SEATTLE (UPI) Reserve Denver Broncos and San Diego . i o ; a SioeWs th Hiaru. 7 anai may camper nun in " In chargers two each- - and Qncin- trom Borton .North detensive torward John tackle pumped inj Dakota State, was second with' playoffs but Hill should have a slanting across the middle,! points Friday night to lead nati, and Miami, Buffalo (ahead of two Raider defenders.; the Seattle Pacific Falcons to a Houston, one apiece, seven votes. One other player,! bright future in the league. unwashed the ball, an 9! . 70 basketball running back Larry Brown off Greene was expected to be aa'-harvictory over) Offensive tackle Jim Tyrer of accurate spiral, and levias iate arriving Southern Utah .Kansas City was the top vote-Hil-l, Washington, received one vote, star the minute he stepped into . uniform even though he took it chesUiigh on the ru- n- Thunderbirds. the only rookie selected getter. Tyrer was named on 24 The Southern Utah team was ballots and was selected to the i"'35"'1 inm a biI name school and let it skid away. this year on the NFL . . . .. ... ' nra irir cnairv toaenn r k. 1:... ioggea in at sail Lase uty ana team for the second straigm team, said he was "pleased", ana Iie 8 uveaj UP 10 ,us n arrive at Brougham ivear. Other Kansas City with the honor although he repuiauon. "1 mark and established a pavilion mtil 7;45 pm 'players selected wee defensive never expected to get it when! One scout called him uk.wl i(Me Qvens was ngn sckle Buck Buchanan, line jbest aetensive tacjue 1 ve seen u"iicU 10 uic the season started. u"'" in me last 10 years." r the with 19. losers lor backer Bobby Bell and safety; to make the "I just wanted s tough to become year. it Robinson. Although Johnny Cowboys' roster," he an an nro at tne aetensive cut uamnas cmei toucn The offensive team consisted said. 45 to Oakland. the likeldown compared by Wells, threat, speedy tackle position with players of Lance Alworfi of San Diego But Oiler head man Wally Top RUSHER Top Rookie . Merlin Olsen, Alan Page and will not be around Sunday after Wells at wide receiver, and not made the Hill roster, Bob only Greene sunering a snouiaer separation. Lemm believes hi club will Tyrer and Schuh at tackle, Otto; around, Lilly he became the top rusher in the should the Raiders trouble, at give Favorites But be challenging mem in a center, Upstvaw and Walt; because of Pete Beath-ard-'s league and also showed skU at So the largely Raiders, two. or of San Diego at guard,1 Sweeney year throwing the option pass. A strong showing in Oilers' Bob Trumpy of Cincinnati at favorites, can't afford to- - take down slowed toe him 3 win over Boston last the Oakland coliseum skirmish jammed tight end; Lamonica at quarter-- ' late in the season and he's now weekend. lightly. back and Floyd little of. in second in the league rushing "We lose this one and If the Houston attack has Denver and Matt Snell of New, B3 with one game left Hill has everything we've worked for is been strengthened of late, it is York at running backs. who ksxd to see how the Raider On the defensive team were gainei 889 yards in 186 gone," said Lamonica, can help but be Rich Jackson of Denver and attempts for an average of 4.7 threw a leaeue hieh of 34 TD offense weakened season. yards a carry. He has scored For this by the loss of Wells, Gerry Ph'lbin of New York at passed a his seven touchdowns Raider coach John Madden, who scored 14 touchdowns this ends, Buchanan at John Elliott who calls the Oilers "better year and averaged 26.8 yards of New York at tackles, Nick longest run from scrimmage HONOLULU (UPI)-F- ive was 55 yards. still per catch, headed by Purdue than their record of LUXURY ROBES Buoniconti of Miami at middle Gale Sayers of Chicago leads quarterback Mike Phipps, will remembers the dropped pass "Of course IH miss Warren," linebacker, Bell and George In rushing with 972 yards. Why no a rob to moke him feel perform for the North squad by Levias, the explosive rookie said Lamonica. "But Drew Buie Webster of Houston at outside and Rod Sherman both have linebackers, Brown and Butch Sayers won the rookie award in for the 24th annual Hula Bowl from Southern Methodist. important? See our large selection 1965. In beautiful fabrics and colors. "Levias is even more danger- good speed, and Sherman has Byrd of Buffalo at corner backs Classic Jan. 10. Hill's selection broke a two-ye- Two UPI second team Ail- - ous than Wells or the Jets' great moves. They'll do a good and Grayson and Robinson at Choose from corduroys, flannels, hold on the record by the Americans were also included Don safeties. job filling in." satin. Wide choice of styles. Siiest Maynard," said Madden. Detroit Lions. Mel Farr won in in the roster of 28 players. "He can score with the long Small to Extra large. 1967 and Earl McCullouch took Named to coach the North pass like Maynard or Wells, but VWHMMMKmtnMIHHIIH the the' award last season for 195 squad was Jack MoEenkopf. he can also score on a punt Lions. Phipps" mentor at Purdue. He return, a kicl.off return, a deep g Dallas had the 24th pick on will be assisted by John Pont of reverse, a halfback screen passjg the first round last year in the Indiana and Dee Andros of or just running from scrim college draft and there were a Oregon State. mage. " few eyebrows raised when the The ither Oilers Hopeful se drafted Hill from lected with Phipps were Jim TIip Ailprs havp nttAmntH Cowboys Yale, Mandkn, Michigan end; Jim and completed more passes jj Hill had fine credentials in Otis, Ohio State fullback; than any other AFL club, yet S the Ivy League but only a Dennis Onkotz, Perm State's they've had trouble getting or. IS hsndful of Ivy League players linebacker, and Tom Curtis, the scoreboard. Houston has! S MAN-APPEA- L usually make the pros and Mknigan't defensive back. racked up 31 touchdowns, y they're not usually considered or a homo-bodWhether ho Is a to live ma o bout-towfirst round material Ironically, 3 like. 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