Packers rout Raiders to claim second Super Bowl
Green Bay defeated Oakland 33-14 as Bart Starr directed a controlled, balance attack and Don Chandler contributed with precise kicking. Lombardi deflects who earned the game ball while the Packers showcase stout defense and efficient offense in the victory.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Packers
Oakland Raiders
Bart Starr
Don Chandler
Starr
Vince Lombardi
Packers Triumph In Dramatic NFL Championship Clash
Green Bay overwhelms Oakland 33 14 as Bart Starr and Boyd Dowler spark a 62 yard score and Chandler adds three field goals. Lamonica late rally yields two Miller TDs but Packers answer with Adderley pick six and a decisive third quarter. Lombardi hints at future plans, McGee retires after game.
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Starr
Boyd Dowler
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Rodger Bird
Carroll Dale
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Bird
Dick Capp
Packer
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Anderson
Max McGee
McGee
Kansas City
Herb Adderley
Lamonica
Miller
Vince Lombardi
Ben Wilson
Wilson
Jens
Broncos Lead MAC Race With Unbeaten Start
Western Michigan improved to 2-0 in Mid American Conference play by edging Kent State 74-72 as Gene Ford scored 28 points for the Broncos. Bowling Green also won in overtime 74-69 over Miami, while Ohio University dropped 94-69 to Marshall. Ohio State lost 74-72 in overtime to Iowa. Cincinnati beat St. Louis 74-68 as Rick Roberson starred with 22 points. Otterbein remained undefeated in the Ohio Conference with a 72-61 win over Capital.
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Flyers
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Hooper
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May
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Fran O'Hanlon
Musketeers
Bob Quick
Numerous college basketball results from evening action
A long list shows scores across many games including Iowa 74 Ohio State 72 in OT, Western Michigan 74 Kent State 72, Cincinnati 74 St Louis 84, Duels featuring Ohio University and Marshall, and big wins like Cedarville 102 over Bivston 88. Also notes two postponed Athens City League games and a no bowling night for Lakeview.
Indians Sign Four for 1968 Season
Cleveland Indians announce four players under contract for 1968. Vic Davalillo will begin his sixth season with the Tribe. Jose Cardenal joined from the California Angels last November in exchange for Chuck Hinton. Pitcher Luis Tiant and utility man Chico Salmon were the first two to sign.
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Cleveland Indians
Vic Davalillo
Jose Cardenal
Devalillo
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Cardenal
California Angels
Chuck Hinton
Luis Tiant
Chico Salmon
Pott Wins Crosby In Pebble Playoff At Pebble Beach
Johnny Pott won the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach with a 285 tied with Billy Casper and Bruce Devlin after 72 holes. He then edged Casper and Devlin in a sudden death on the 15th, earning $16,000 and the pro-am title with Virgil Sherrill while Casper and Devlin split second and third money.
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Associated Press
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Johnny Pott
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Miss
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Bruce Devlin
Pott
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New York
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Cypress Point
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Port Sunday
Ask Joe Wilman Bowlers Weekly Tips
Weekly bowling guidance emphasizes practice to strengthen weaknesses and raise scores. Focus on spare conversion, especially 10 pins, rather than forcing a hook. Develop footwork, arm swing, and timing, and set reachable goals like boosting by about 10 pins per game.
How to Pick Up Spares Guide Reaches Readers
A promotional offer invites readers to obtain a guide titled How to Pick Up Spares by sending 10 cents and a stamped return envelope to Joe Wilman in care of the newspaper.
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Joe Wilman
Box Scores From WAVERLY and Nearby Games
Box scores list Waverly, Vinton County, Jackson, Coal Grove, Upper Arlington, Logan, Portsmouth, and Ironton match figures. Notables include Gerald McKee, All-Ohio junior from Dayton Dunbar, told by doctors after a high school injury he might never play again.
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Gerald McKee
Dayton Dunbar
Ohio University
Ohio Swimmers, Cers Get Weekend Victories
Ohio University swimmers beat Notre Dame and Ball State on Saturday as Bobcat hockey blanked Ohio State 6-0 in Columbus. Goalie Al Albert secured his second shutout of the season with 35 saves as penalties ran high, while Terry Gray led the offense with two goals in front of a sellout crowd.
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Ball State
Bobcat
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
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al Albert
Jim Barrett
Terry Gray
Barrett
Mike Grocki
Pete Esdale
Randy Kaumeyer
Dale Soloman
Bob Stilson
Bobcats
Chris Newell
NHL hockey star Bill Masterton dies of brain injury
St Paul Minnesota AP Bill Masterton a professional hockey player for the Minnesota North Stars died from a massive internal brain injury after a fall in a game against the Oakland Seals. He was 29 and is survived by his widow Carol two children and a brother. His death marks the first NHL fatality in league history.
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Bill Masterton
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National Hockey League
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Fairview-Southdale Hospital
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Cleveland Barons
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Four area teams play. Jackson defeats Coal Grove 66-48
Jackson won at Coal Grove 66-48 as Harold Howe scored 24 and Bob Mount 17 to lift the Tigers to 6-5. In other games Vinton County’s Dennis Gregory poured in 35 in a losing 85-81 at Waverly, Logan fell to Upper Arlington 82-61, and Ironton lost 68-60 to Portsmouth. Postponed games include Starr-Washington at Glouster and Eastern at Alexander, with Southeastern-Laurelville makeup also pushed back.
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Portsmouth
Starr - Washington
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Alexander
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Miller
Harold Howe
Bob Mount
Larry Hall
Gregory
Vikings
Rick Calvin
Bob Radcliff
Greg Poston
Pace Logan
Chiefs
Jim Trowbridge
Jeff Angle
Larry Sauer
Steve Hopkins
UCLA Houston meeting nears amid Alcindor eye injury
The UCLA Bruins and Houston Cougars prepare for a marquee showdown in the Astrodome with Lew Alcindor’s eye injury under review. Doctors say the injury is a superficial abrasion and he may be ready for the game, with a Thursday update expected after a tune-up against Portland. Kentucky eyes Georgia after a Florida loss while Tennessee hosts Georgia and Florida visits Tennessee this weekend.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
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Houston
Astrodome
Lew Alcindor
Bruins
Cougars
Alcindor
Jteady
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