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Alabama All-Star Game




         
1965

      The North came up with an explosive ground attack in the second half to beat the South 13-6 and uphold its favorites' role in the 18th Annual High School All-Star Football Game at Denny Stadium. The only Rebel points came from the talented toe of Opp's Jimmy Jones. Jones booted two field goals, one a long 47 yards, as the Southerners fought their favored foes to a 6-6 tie in the first half.

      Davis scored for the North on a three-yard plunge. Contrary to pre-game speculation, most of the North offense came on the ground. A bad snap on a punt gave the North its first opportunity in the second quarter. Columbiana's Conrad Fowler retrieved the ball from the end zone and elected to run it out. He was stopped at the three, and Bill Davis took it in for the North two plays later on the first play of the second quarter.





 1965 
 North Roster 
 Player   Team   Position   Ht.   Wt.   Class   College 
 David Beddingfield  Gadsden QB6-0 190Sr.  Alabama
 Max Bobo  Fayette County DT6-0 195Sr.  Florence State
 Dwight Brisendine  Fort Payne S6-2 180Sr.  Auburn
 Rick Bullard  Sylacauga HB6-0 215Sr.  Auburn
 Bill Davis  Minor DB6-2 200Sr.  Alabama
 Bill Dixon  Haleyville T6-2 215Sr.  Tennessee
 Jim Gaines  Curry QB6-0 180Sr.  Alabama
 Mike Hall  Tarrant LB5-10 205Sr.  Alabama
 Bill Hunt  Coffee HB5-10 170Sr.  Auburn
 Bill James  Walker E6-1 180Sr.  Auburn
 Carey Lee Johns  Oneonta G5-9 175Sr.  Snead Jr. College
 Dan Leonard  Millport C5-10 210Sr.  Florence State
 Roy Martin  Oakman G6-0 198Sr.  Howard College
 Dick Naylor  Sardis HB5-11 175Sr.  
 Wayne Owens  Gadsden FB5-10 192Sr.  Alabama
 Bobby Park  Ensley T6-2 210Sr.  
 Johnny Payne  Hamilton MG6-2 205Sr.  Mississippi State
 Hershel Poore  Walter Wellborn DT6-2 230Sr.  Auburn
 Don Randolph  Gordo E6-3 195Sr.  Auburn
 Vic Royal  Woodlawn LB6-0 202Sr.  Alabama
 David Smith  Butler MG6-0 200Sr.  Florence State
 Bill Stone  Jacksonville DE6-2 220Sr.  Jacksonville State
 Donnie Sutton  J.B. Pennington HB5-11 170Sr.  Alabama
 Bobby Swafford  Cleburne County E6-2 170Sr.  Alabama
 Jerry Thompson  Hartselle HB5-10 187Sr.  Florence State
 David Thornhill  Sardis MG6-1 180Sr.  Auburn
 James Wade  Walker HB 175Sr.  Howard College
 Ronnie Webster  Childersburg DE6-1 205Sr.  Auburn
 James Williams  Stevenson T5-11 210Sr.  Auburn
 David Wood  Guntersville DB5-11 165Sr.  Jacksonville State


 1965 
 South Roster 
 Player   Team   Position   Ht.   Wt.   Class   College 
 Jim Bardon  Tuscaloosa DT6-1 200Sr.  Troy State
 Terry Barr  Linden DE5-11 205Sr.  Auburn
 Randy Barron  Dadeville E6-2 197Sr.  Alabama
 Bob Childs  Sidney Lanier G6-0 190Sr.  Alabama
 Wayne Crowder  Lanett G5-10 180Sr.  Troy State
 Alvin Dees  Evergreen T6-0 185Sr.  Chattanooga
 Donnie Fountain  W.S. Neal LB6-0 190Sr.  Alabama
 Conrad Fowler  Shelby County B6-3 185Sr.  Alabama
 Taze Fulford  Geneva County MG6-0 195Sr.  Alabama
 Bill Godwin  Dothan E6-3 190Sr.  Alabama Christian
 Buddy Hardwick  Sidney Lanier QB5-11 170Sr.  Mississippi State
 Randy Hatfield  Sidney Lanier E6-0 160Sr.  
 Tom Hinson  Pike County C6-2 197Sr.  Alabama
 Bucky Howard  Berry DT6-2 205Sr.  Auburn
 Donny Johnson  Banks HB5-11 181Sr.  Alabama
 Jimmy Jones  Opp DE5-11 180Sr.  
 Joe Kelley  Carroll Ozark QB6-2 190Sr.  Alabama
 Mickey Lee  Enterprise FB6-1 180Sr.  Alabama
 Freddie Michaelson  Foley MG6-0 195Sr.  Tulane
 Larry Mills  Hale County HB5-11 188Sr.  Cameron Jr. College
 Dennis Pinkard  LaFayette G5-9 185Sr.  
  Mike Pope.  Linden DB Sr.  
 Mike Reilly  McGill T6-3 205Sr.  Alabama
 Gary Robertson  Wetumpka S5-8 140Sr.  Troy State
 Ronnie Roddam  Banks C6-2 195Sr.  Alabama
 Mike Sasser  T.R. Miller HB5-10 185Sr.  Alabama
  Jimmy Weathers  Georgiana QB5-10 165Sr.  Auburn
 Charles West  Luverne WB5-8 170Sr.  
 Ken Wood  Lee Montgomery T6-0 195Sr.  Kentucky




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