Eagles edge Packers to win NFL title in 17 13 thriller
The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Green Bay Packers 17 13 to claim the NFL championship. Rookie Ted Dean returned the kickoff 58 yards and scored the decisive fourth quarter TD after a late rally, with Bart Starr and Paul Hornung contributing for Green Bay. The game drew a sellout crowd of 67 325 and set a record gate for the NFL title game.
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Eagles Beat Packers in 1960 Pro Grid Playoff Record
United Press International notes Philadelphia Eagles 17 Green Bay Packers 14 in a 1960 playoff game at Philadelphia. The piece recalls prior Eagles playoff runs, 1947 and 1949 results, and details about the Dixie Classic context and tournament pairings with Villanova Marquette Wyoming Maryland Duke Wake Forest NC State.
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Ohio State Back At No 1 In UPI Poll As Duke Stays Top Ten
Ohio State remains the top team in the UPI college basketball ratings for a fourth straight week as St Louis and Duke climb into the top 10. The Buckeyes led with 33 of 35 coaches voting them No 1 though last week they missed a perfect score by one point. St Louis University rose to sixth with a 7 1 record and Duke jumped from 14th to 10th after seven wins.
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AC Draws Panhandle A&M In Tourney Opener
Anderson College basketball opens a four state tournament at Falls City Nebraska with Panhandle A&M Thursday. Other teams include Peru State and Simpson College. St. John’s Iowa improves to third, swapping places with Indiana. The Ravens boast the best 1960-61 record among the four schools.
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Aussies Win First Singles in Davis Cup Contests
Sydney hosts Australia favored to open Davis Cup by winning the first two singles from Italy with aims to claim the doubles trophy next. Rivalries, player lineups, and match previews dominate the day’s schedule as teams from Chicago area remain active in holiday tournaments.
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Maris Slugging Paces Yankees in 1956 Honors Race
Roger Maris led the New York Yankees to the AL pennant as the team dominated the league slugging charts. Mantle and Yogi Berra followed in RBI and home run tallies with strong performances across the season.
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U S Junior Final Set After Aussie Exit
Frank Froehling of Coral Gables defeats John Newcombe of Longueville 63 63 in the Orange Bowl Junior Tennis semifinal while William Lenoir beats Arthur Ashe 62 63 to reach the final.
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Ole Fols Survives Foul To Hold Neck Victory At Palos Verdes
Ole Fols, English bred speedster ridden by Willie Shoemaker, won by a neck in the Palos Verdes Handicap at Santa Anita after a lengthy steward review. Finnegan finished third as Ole Fols paid $10.80 to win and $6.20 to place, with a bulky 14-starter field on the 6 furlongs.
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High school basketball draft and upcoming tournament notes
The article outlines draft details for college players, division standings, and coin toss rules for first round choices. It lists multiple Indiana city teams and schools, potential matchups, and notes planned regional meet dates and venues for a North Central conference tournament.
Tilleys 33 Tops Beverage in Holiday Tourney Round
In Indianapolis Dearborn gym, Tilley’s 33 beat Beverage 90 to 70 in a Class A Holiday Tournament second-round game. Jack Tilley scored 33 for Tilley’s, Bill Jarrett added 31, and Williamson’s Ray Riley had 14 for Williamson. Beverage faces Gibraltar next in the semifinals.
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Eurasia Wins Christmas Handicap in stretch at Coral Gables
Eurasia an 18 1 outsider from Greentree Stable rallied from fourth to win the $11 900 Christmas Handicap by about three lengths over Heroshogala with Moony third. Sam Boulmetis rode the four year old clocking 1 43 flat and paying 37 60 1 90 3 80 across the board.
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Pastrano to Fight Bowdry in Miami Beach Tonight
Fourth ranked light heavy Willie Pastrano faces Jesse Bowdry of St. Louis in a 10 round bout in Miami Beach. A Pastrano victory sets up elimination for the NBA light heavyweight title once held by Archie Moore.
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Indiana Sports Champs For 1960 Holiday Festival Opens Tuesday
The Indiana annual sports recap lists champions across auto racing baseball basketball and high school contests. Notable names include J A Foyt Rodger Ward Jim Rath and Terry Dischinger with Ohio State cited for top college hoops and St John’s Providence in the Holiday Festival opening round at Madison Square Garden.
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Elwood Battles LaPorte Five In Lafayette Meet
Elwood faces LaPorte five in a Lafayette meet with the teams clash likely in sprint and relay events. Local observers expect tight competition as both squads vie for fast times and podium finishes.
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Football Scores and Rivalry Note
Pro NFL playoff score Philadelphia 17 Green Bay 13 final. College score Major All-Stars 25 Small College 2. Columbia's oldest football foe Rutgers first met in 1970 in this rivalry.
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