Cause for concern in Green Bay town
Green Bay faces an NFL Western Conference title game against the Los Angeles Rams after a 24-17 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Key Packers injuries mount as Donny Anderson, Jim Grabowski, Ben Wilson, Allan Brown, and Steve Wright are listed with various ailments ahead of the Milwaukee showdown.
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Allan Brown
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Donny Anderson
Jim Grabowski
Ben Wilson
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Wilson
Lombardi
Allen Shula Named NFL Coach Of The Year
NFL coaches of the year honors went to George Allen of the Rams and Don Shula of the Colts in a voting that preceded the weekend game. Each coach received 16 of 46 votes as Lombardi, Sherman, Halas and others trailed. Shula guided the Colts through 13 undefeated games before the Rams clash.
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National Football League
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Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Allie Sherman
George Halas
Chicago
Blanton Collier
Cleveland
Tom Fears
New Orleans
Halas
Ram
Ray Berry
Jimmy Orr
Bobby Boyd
Lenny Lyles
Alvin Haymond
Baltimore
Rio Grande embraces slower pace after Bevo era
Rio Grande College coach Art Lanham seeks a lower scoring style after a 124-105 loss to Urbana. The Redmen, 5-6, average 104 per game, with sophomores Tony Bass and Bob Mabry scoring 72 combined. Bevo Francis remains a legendary past figure in the program.
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Paul Bunyan
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Advancing bowling form lowers body for better delivery
In a reader question from Watertown Wisconsin, Joe Wilman explains that bending the knees and leaning from the waist creates a balanced delivery and full body behind the motion, reducing height of the ball and improving control. He notes advantages of momentum and finger lift control and invites readers to order his Tips for the Advanced Bowler pamphlet.
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College Scores From Monday Across Divisions Notable Upsets
A忙rchive list shows multiple college results across regions. Key outcomes include Temple edging Miami 65 60 in the Charlotte tournament first round, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 102 over Toledo 99, and Urbana rolling 124 to 105 against Rio Grande. Other highlights feature Bucknell 83 over Penn State 68 and Wake Forest 108 over William & Mary 79.
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Bruins Lead AP Poll as North Carolina and Indiana Rise
UCLA holds the top spot with 30 first place votes and 318 points from a 32 voter panel. North Carolina rises to fourth after wins over Kentucky and Princeton, while Indiana moves to fifth after beating Kansas State and North Carolina State. Vanderbilt stays third and Davidson rises to sixth. Boston College falls to eighth with losses to St John’s.
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Florida Defeats Vanderbilt Upsets Third-Ranked Commodores
Florida defeats Vanderbilt 74-72 in Gainesville behind Neal Walk who scored seven straight points in the second half after a scoreless first half. Walk finishes with 17 points as Florida improves to 4-1. The article also notes Davidson, Temple, New Mexico State, Oklahoma State, Georgia, and Houston wins in related college basketball action.
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Nelsonville York freshmen top New Lexington 50 46
Nelsonville York freshmen beat New Lexington 50 46 with Bill Lower 16 points, Jim Lax 15, Ken Smith 12 leading the winners. Hazleton 15 and Triona 10 for New Lexington, now 2 3. Athens ninth graders host Morgan County after a 30 16 win over Marietta as Couladis eight and Coon seven pace the Bulldogs. Seventh graders also won 33 23 as Wood and Tevis each scored nine.
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Ashland Beats Ironton 97 61 in Ashland Saturday
Ironton drops to 3-2 after a 97-61 loss to Ashland on the road. Phil Rice led the Tigers with 20 points and Harold Roach added 10. In the preliminary game, Ironton reserves won to stay unbeaten.
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Ohio Bobcats Face Winless Portland In Interracial Clash
Portland University hosts Ohio University in Portland Arena at 11 p.m. EST hoping for its first win of the season. Portland sits 0-5 as Ohio, 2-3 after a 76-68 loss at Seattle, seeks to snap a three game skid. Reuters-style notes on lineup, rebounding, and matchup dynamics follow.
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Army tops Ohio University in swimming meet 70 to 43
Army defeated Ohio University 70 43 on Monday in West Point as the Cadets improved to 5 0 while the Bobcats fell to 1 1. Ohio swimmers won four events led by Chris Newell who won both the one and three meter diving.
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Buckeyes Seek Fresh Test as Ohio State Hosts New Mexico State
Ohio State, 3-0 after tests, returns to action hosting undefeated New Mexico State, fresh from an 87-80 win over Purdue. Other Monday results include Toledo 99-67 over Tennessee Tech and Wooster 82-81 at MacMurray. Miami fell to Temple 65-60 in Charlotte.
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Pro Basketball Results and Schedule Summary
NBA Monday results show Detroit 140 Seattle 2 while ABA Denver 124 Indiana 104 Houston 97 Minnesota 91 New Jersey 110 Kentucky 10. Upcoming games include St Louis at Baltimore Cincinnati at New York Boston at Seattle and New York at Los Angeles. Indiana plays Oakland in Richmond Virginia with New Orleans at Dallas and New Jersey at Pittsburgh on the schedule.
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