NFL Playoff Scenarios Face Packers Colts Bears and Giants
The article outlines Western race endings as Green Bay can clinch by beating San Francisco while Baltimore may win outright if Los Angeles loses and Green Bay falters. Chicago needs both leaders to lose for a tie. The championship game is Jan 2 in the Western champ’s home park with the Browns visiting. Miami Playoff Bowl prizes are $1200 per winner and $500 per loser. Giants or Cowboys will decide the Eastern second place with a win or tie securing a trip to the Orange Bowl.
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College Cage Scores From Major Matches
East Rutgers 68 defeated Princeton 66 in a close contest. Army 76 beat Cornell 74. Boston College 95 topped St Marys California 72. Penn 88 defeated Delaware 57. Connecticut 4 Maine 69. St Francis Pennsylvania 95 beat Texas Southern 91. Canisius 109 over West Ontario 33. Kansas State 103 over Indiana 76. Missouri 96 over Rice 7. Ohio University 74 over Purdue 73. Syracuse 106 over Bowl Green 89. Detroit 105 over Xavier 86. Vanderbilt 102 over Western Forest 82. George Washington 87 over Furman 80. Alabama 91 defeated Jacksonville 4. Mississippi 4 over Louisiana Tech 76. Arkansas 90 over Centenary 61.
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Corum resigns as West Virginia head coach
Morgantown WV AP Gene Corum 44 resigns after five seasons leading the Mountaineers citing fatigue and desire for change. He finishes with a 2090 2 record and WVU President Paul Miller calls it the start of a new chapter in West Virginia football history.
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McDowell Is ERA Champion For 1965 Indians
Fireballing lefty Sam McDowell of the Cleveland Indians captured the American League earned run average title in 1965 with a 2.18 ERA. The 23 year old pitcher went 17 11 with 273 innings and 66 earned runs, also leading the league with 132 walks and 17 strikeouts. Mudcat Fisher of the Chicago White Sox was second with a 2.40 ERA and Minnesota’s Tony Oliva led in batting? and wins with a 21 7 record.
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Beavers Host Strong Vincent as Erie invasion looms
Corry High School Beavers eye an upset win as Erie Strong Vincent heads to Sheen Field for a pivotal game. Corry, seeking offense to counter the visitors, aims to avenge a prior football thrashing and improve a 1–4 start. Daniels scores again in deer season report.
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Colts Turn to Third Stringer for Do-or-Die Rams Clash
Toni Matte will start at quarterback for the Baltimore Colts in their crucial game against the Los Angeles Rams. Matte has not played full time at quarterback since 1960 at Ohio State and has been a halfback in five NFL seasons. He assumes the No. 1 quarterback spot after injuries sidelined John Unitas and Gary Cuozzo.
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Nobis to Sign with Falcons as Star Linebacker
Dallas AP reports Tommy Nobis, University of Texas All-America linebacker, will sign with the Atlanta Falcons today. He had considered offers from the Houston Oilers and Atlanta, with Houston bidding about 250000 and Atlanta around 225000, Nobis choosing Atlanta for prestige and pensions.
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Venison Costs Rise in Michigan Hunt
In Michigan's Upper Peninsula hunters paid about 20 per pound for deer trophies while Michigan Tech students report average season spending of about 219 on food gear and miscellaneous items. Paul Warfield injures shoulder and will miss Browns finale versus Rams.
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Local bowlers post multiple 600 series in Monday leagues
In Bowl-Aire’s Men s A League most 600s emerged while Bloom led the VFW Men s B League with 639 aided by a 262 final game. Other A League bowlers included Merkle Jed Meerhoff Ottaway Bay Bradford Czech Chap man Perkins Hammond Woodard Clabbatt and Dunnewald. VFW Businessmen saw Jewell Triana Bradford with 588 plus 216 and 204. Spartansburg men Neil Chelton posted 591 and Ed Berry 212 209 ?
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Frisina Resigns as Corry Area Grid Coach
Joe Frisina steps down as assistant football coach at Corry Area High School after a Corry Area Joint School Committee meeting accepted his resignation. He cited limited contribution to the local program and said he held only the title.
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Beavers Coach Frisini Leads CAHS After Spartansburg Tenure
Frisini enters his first year as CAHS teacher while formerly serving as director of athletics and basketball and baseball coach at Spartansburg. Assistants include Ken Harvey and Bill Johnston. Beavers finished the past season with three wins and six losses.
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Rutgers Ends 13-Year Princeton Basketball Drought
Rutgers defeated Princeton 68 66 in Princeton ending 13 years of frustration. The Scarlet Knights halted Princeton's 18 game series streak and moved to 4 1 on the season while the Tigers also sit at 4 1.
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