Green Bay Packers surge behind Jim Taylor in win over Steelers
Green Bay moved to 7 straight wins as Jim Taylor, back from injuries, rushed for 141 yards on 30 carries and scored as the Packers beat Pittsburgh 33-14. Taylor’s surge helped a 9-7 halftime lead become a dominating second half against a Steelers squad that opened with a kickoff return TD.
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Wilt Chamberlain Recaptures Scoring Form For Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain returned to high scoring for the San Francisco Warriors, pouring in 55 points as they beat the Los Angeles Lakers 118-99 to move up to second in the Western Division. Oscar Robertson led Dayton Royals to a narrow 95-93 win over Philadelphia, hitting key baskets including a late free throw.
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Bruins Stop Howe In Record Attempt
Gordie Howe again failed to reach the NHL all time goal mark as Boston shut out Detroit 4-1. Howe had only two shots on goal amid Leo LeVine’s checking and earlier Montreal beat New York 5-3.
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Fights Last Night in Mexico City Ends With Stoppage
Carlos Rios of Mexico stopped Ruben Arocha of Argentina in the fourth round of a lightweight bout in Mexico City. The victory adds a notable win for Rios as Arocha suffers a stoppage in the loss.
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United States Beats India to Reach Davis Cup Challenge Round
The United States clinched the inter-zone final against India as Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston won the doubles 6-8 6-3 12-10 6-4 after McKinley beat Premjit Lall and Ralston defeated Ramanathan Krishnan in singles. The U S team heads to Adelaide to face Australia in the 26 28 December Challenge Round.
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Trotters and Pacers Race Card Features Tonight’s Meet
A detailed harness racing program lists seven races starting at 7 50 with 1 mile trots and purses from 300 to 600 dollars. Notable entries include Red Marvel Aunt Vangie Polly Abbott Ariel Miss Nat The Big M and Ohio Rose among others with drivers such as J McKenney D Richards F. Lowe and H Meixenney.
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NHL Results and Standings From Weekend Games
The Associated Press reports Chicago defeated Toronto 2 0 and Montreal beat Detroit 5 1 on Saturday while Sunday results showed Montreal 5 New York 3 and Boston 4 Detroit 1 No games Monday standings list Chicago 7 wins 2 ties 16 points 34 goals for Montreal 5 wins 2 ties 12 points 87 goals for Toronto 4 8 25 58 Detroit 4 3 235 New York 4 6 0 826 Boston 2 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Race Nine Pace One Mile Feature Lineup
The race Nine Pace features a field of eight contenders including Goldier's Flecka ridden by L Berry and Port of Call with F Lowe. Other entries include Dyers Dot with H McKenney and Peggy Gallon piloted by F McFarlin as well as Jackie Boy with F Harmon and Hodgen's Rose guided by B Smith.
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Stonehill Defeats St. Francis in Overtime
Stonehill College defeats St Francis Soccer Club 5 to 4 in double overtime at Stonehill. Danilo Tranomiozzi scored the winning goal at 3 40 of the second overtime. Red Knights led early with two goals, Saints answered with two in the first half, Merrill Seney tied it late smoothing into overtime.
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Winstons Host Hebron Harriers After Meet
Kennebunk hosts Ted Winston and Hebron Academy cross country team after their New England Prep School championships in Northfield Massachusetts. Ted Winston finished fourth and received a medal. Attending were Fraser Cameron George Horton Bob Clunie Kenneth Cuneo Mark Cuneo David Goodes Coach Addison A Augusta and families.
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Michigan State Eyes Rose Bowl Victory Boosted by Daugherty Support
Michigan State fans celebrate as Duffy Daugherty earns a five year contract renewal. The Spartans upset Northwestern 15-7 and Wisconsin 39-13, tying for the Big Ten lead and shaping Rose Bowl hopes alongside Illinois and Ohio State. Big weekend results across major programs bolster national title and bowl prospects.
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York Wells clash seals SYCS title bid in rout
York High overwhelmed Wells 33-7 to clinch the Southern York County League crown tie. Frank Twombly starred with 175 rushing yards and two TDs, while Don Hanson added three rushing scores as York built a victory margin late.
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Lamonica Leads Bills Past Broncos In OTA Eastern Race
Lamonica stepped in for the injured Kemp and threw a 74 yard TD to Bass then a 35 yard pass to Gilchrist, lifting Buffalo to a 30-28 win over Denver. Gilchrist ran 125 yards on 26 carries as Lamonica posted nine completions for 211 yards in his first extended control of the offense. The Bills improved to 4-4-1 amid East standings race while Denver’s rookie Don Breaux threw four TD passes in defeat.
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Celtics Edge Detroit as NBA East Leaders Clash
Boston defeated Detroit 117 109 while New York beat Baltimore 123 105 and San Francisco topped Los Angeles 118 99. St Louis won 128 99 over Philadelphia. Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 95 93. no games scheduled Monday or Tuesday.
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Enrollment Forms Reveal Confusion At Wichita High
In Wichita 2,134 students were enrolled at a city high school and only 80 percent correctly filled in their birth dates. Many errors listed birth year as 1963, highlighting widespread misunderstanding of the enrollment form.
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