Plains Hold Lead Then Fall Short In Holiday Tourney
The Plains Indians blew a 12 point advantage and lost 60 59 to Deavertown in the championship game of the holiday tournament. Ed Ross and Larry Hunter led The Plains with 14 and 15 points respectively while Deavertown's Wil Eppley scored 19 and sealed the win with free throws in the final seconds. McArthur won the consolation game 72 61 over Chauncey.
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Browns Staff to Witness Me Action at Green Bay
Cleveland Browns coach Blanton Collier will take his staff to Green Bay Wisconsin Sunday to scout the Packers and Colts ahead of the NFL title game. Collier recalls opening the 1953 season in Green Bay and says both Gary Collins and Ernie Green should be ready for the championship despite rib and foot injuries. Browns practice remains active with a break for Christmas approaching.
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Knicks Lose In Overtime To Celtics As Russell Leads
Boston, paced by Bill Russell with 21 points and 25 rebounds, rallied to beat New York 123-120 in OT after a late surge. Larry Siegfried, a 17 year old rookie, hit key shots to force the extra period and clinch the victory for the Celtics.
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Protect Your Flashlight With A Rubber Ball Cover
Quick fix for rough handling. Slit a kid's hollow rubber ball and slip it over the head to shield a flashlight. Also reports NHL results Chicago 4 New York 3 and Pro Basketball scores Boston 123 New York 120 ot and others.
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Downtown Site Named For Cincy Stadium
Cincinnati officials announce a $32 million stadium to be built south of Crosley Field, sharing with the Reds, seating 55 000 for football and 45 000 for baseball with 13 000 parking spaces. Financing via revenue bonds under long term leases with the Reds and an NFL team awaits ratification. Governor Rhodes and local leaders push for Cincinnati to win the NFL franchise for 1967.
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Butler Beats Wolverines 79 64 in Indianapolis
Michigan, ranked No. 3, suffered a 79 64 drubbing at Butler after a 100 93 overtime loss to Duke. Coach Dave Strack called it Michigan’s worst game in three years while Butler’s Ed Schilling led with 26 points and Larry Shade impressed with floor leadership. Cazzie Russell had 22 for Michigan as the Wolverines fall to 4 3 after seven games.
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Racine Tornadoes Suffer Fourth Straight Defeat
Racine drops a 52 40 decision to Southwestern as shooting slumps in the second half. Sherman Cundiff led Racine with 16 points while Southwestern built a 37 percent to 30 percent edge from the field and improved to 2-5. The Tornadoes are idle until Jan. 4 hosting Wahama in a Mid Ohio Valley Conference game.
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Jackson Defeats Pomeroy in SE Ohio League Clash
The Jackson Ironmen beat Pomeroy 81 to 56 to improve to 3-2 in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League and 3-3 overall. Chris Mullins and Dick Werry each scored 20 for their teams as Jackson travels to Oak Hill next Tuesday while Pomeroy rests until Jan. 7 against Nelsonville.
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Sudden Death Overtime Set For NFL Western Final
Championship rules including sudden death overtime will govern the Green Bay versus Baltimore title game in the NFL Western Conference. Each team earns 100000 from TV and a 50-50 receipts split after expenses. players receive 1-14th of their salaries as extra pay. If tied after regulation, the first score in overtime decides the winner.
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