Packers Browns Share In 1964-Like NFL Title Payouts
The Green Bay Packers and the Cleveland Browns split large shares from the 33rd NFL championship game held Jan. 2. Packers get $7,819.91 each and Browns $5,288.83, with the game grossing $283,086 and net receipts $1,180,941.80 after expenses.
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Knights Seek Rematch After Assumption Loss
St. Michael's College returns to action in Burlington after a week off with an 11-7 record and a hopeful mindset. They face Merrimack (4-7) as favorites despite injuries, while aiming to rebound from an 85-80 setback to Assumption. Core players include Jim Dooley and Jim Dovely, with a press defense and late surges shaping a team noted for comebacks.
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Busy Month For Williams Squash Team
Williams squash team in a decisive road stretch with Princeton and Penn. At 3-2, the Tigers face Princeton Friday at 4 p.m. in the crucial match followed by a Philadelphia date with Penn. Next West Point visit on Feb. 9 then Harvard at home Feb. 16. Little Three battles with Wesleyan Feb. 19 and Amherst Feb. 26.
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Lip Sounds Off Durocher Praising Cubs Staff
Chicago manager hopeful Leo Durocher touts Cubs staff on a six city tour with players Billy Williams Ernie Banks Ron Santo Dick Ellsworth Glenn Beckett Ted Abernathy and George Altman He hails Williams as a top player Santo as best in league and Ellsworth as a standout while predicting a fast rise for the Cubs and Mets skepticism remains about immediate success.
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Mets Official Takes Stand in Braves Antitrust Case
M. Donald Grant chairman of the New York Mets testifies in a Wisconsin antitrust suit against the Braves and the National League. Walter O Malley of the Los Angeles Dodgers wraps up marathon testimony citing talent scarcity and economic factors. Bing Devine also witnesses as the case heads to February trial with other team executives scheduled to speak in Chicago and Milwaukee.
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Hull closes in on season scoring mark with two goals
Bobby Hull netted his 43rd and 44th goals as the Chicago Black Hawks beat the New York Rangers 4-3 to move back into first place. Hull trails the single season record of 50 by five goals with 25 games left, while Stan Mikita had a goal and two assists to push his points to 54.
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Stamford Skier on SMC Squad
Stamford junior Steve Reynes of St. Michael's College will ski for the Purple Knights at West Point on February 5 in the Alpine team debut. The Saints seek a strong finish at the Eastern Intercollegiate Class B championships the next weekend to qualify for Class A. Vermonters Charlie McClallen and Neil Clark also compete for SMC.
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Mays Aims for RBIs Lead Despite Home Run Kingship
San Francisco star Willie Mays, the 1965 NL home run king, has never led the circuit in runs batted in. The UPI report notes his year by year RBI status while highlighting his power over the season.
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Plante Nominated for Athlete of the Month by VT writers
Bennington Catholic High School junior Alan Plante earns Athlete of the Month recognition from the Vermont Sports Writers and Sportscasters Association for his 11.5 point per game scoring and defensive impact. Though Lee Roy of the University of Vermont wins the award, BCHS fans celebrate the nomination as an honor.
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Celtics stumble to 99 93 loss in Detroit
Boston remains atop the division despite a cold offensive showing as Detroit tops them 99 93. Bill Russell led the Celtics with 26 points and 36 rebounds while Dave Debusschere paced Detroit with 19 points. Boston meets St Louis next at home.
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Silliman Out for Cadets After Knee Operation
West Point star Mike Silliman, the Cadets all time leading scorer, is out for the season after undergoing knee surgery on his left knee.
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Norwich U teams resume schedule after layoff with strong opponents
Norwich University resumes action after a three week layoff. Basketball hosts Merrimack College of North Andover and Northeastern University on Friday and Saturday at 8 PM. Hockey faces Bowdoin and Merrimack in Maine and Massachusetts. Rifle team meets MIT in Boston. Skiers travel to St Lawrence for two days. Swimming hosts Nichols College at Goodyear Pool. Freshmen play Champlain College before the Northeastern game.
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National Rowing Foundation to underwrite U S world team
The National Rowing Foundation agreed Wednesday to underwrite the expense of sending a complete U S team to the world rowing championships at Bled Yugoslavia in September. It will mark the first time the United States has had complete representation at the world championships.
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