Patriots Bills playoff clash over activated star Burton
In a pre game protest Buffalo contends the activation of halfback Ron Burton violates league rules. Boston and Buffalo prepare for the first AFL playoff game in four years with a frozen War Memorial Stadium surface and a national ABC telecast. Burton, returning from an operation, is viewed as giving Boston an edge while weather and footing may shape the outcome for Lou Saban and Mike Holovak.
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Jones Sparks Celtics Win in Ultrafast Break
In a high scoring NBA night Boston guard K C Jones led the Celtics to a 126-110 win over Los Angeles with a standout all around performance. Teammate contributions were strong as Keven Loughery and Rod Thorn scored 41 points in Baltimore’s 110 108 win over Detroit and Hal Greer added 16 points in the 4th quarter as Philadelphia beat San Francisco 118 112 with Si Butler delivering a 111 107 victory for New York over St Louis.
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McKinley Ralston Crush Aussies In Tennis Doubles
In Adelaide, Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston defeated Roy Emerson and Neale Fraser in a six four six one four match in a heated Davis Cup doubles bout. The Americans moved within one win of reclaiming the Cup as the marathon four sets tested endurance in extreme heat.
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Four Bowl Games On Tap For Tomorrow
Four college bowls kick off the postseason Saturday as quarterbacks lead the action. North Carolina meets Air Force in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville at 1:30 p.m. EST, while the East and West face off in San Francisco and the Blue Gray clash in Montgomery and the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. Key players include Terry Isaacson and Larry Rakestraw, with North Carolina relying on Junior Edge, Bob Lacey and Ken Willard. The Shrine game follows at 4:45 p.m. EST featuring Baylor star Don Trull and stars like Carl Eller and Roger Pillath. New Year’s Day showcases Navy vs. Texas, Illinois vs. Washington, Nebraska vs. Auburn, and Alabama vs. Mississippi.
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Bowling scores and league leaders from local lanes last night
The 500 foursome in the League on the VFW lanes featured Mary Hnatyszyn 170 156 201 Florence Lamielle 196 177 152 Esther Mierke 173 145 190 Pat Shumsky 158 145 199. Other A League scorers above 175 included Ann Gluvna 186 Janet Carroll 178 Jackie Benson 177 Maribelle Sample 175 Kay Messina 175. Ed Berry and Dick Smith led the Corry Jamestown League at Avalon Center with 205, Jim Lundy 203, Fred Ahi atop Bowl-Aire NoFin Swart 201, Len Stutzman 208, Bill Mitchell 405, Perry McCray 202. Bob Ottaway led the American B League with 201, Al Dunnewald and Tom Shaw 200. Corry Moose fell to Arctic Soft Water in the WITN Classic League in Jamestown, losing two of three. total pinfall 2957 to 2695, including a 1019 singleton. Larry Barr high for County with 597 on 188 236 164. Shorty Coan 554 on 179 181 194. John Woodard 547, Fred Smedley 518, Chuck Perrin 479. Corry Jamestown League standings note Methods-4218 Plating 20.
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Kay Messina
Ed Berry
Dick Smith
Avalon Center
Jim Lundy
Fred Ahi
Len Stutzman
Bill Mitchell
Perry McCray
Bob Ottaway
al Dunnewald
Tom Shaw
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Jamestowners
Larry Barr
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Shorty Coan
John Woodard
Fred Smedley
Chuck Perrin
Longest Penn streak snapped in Chester Kiwanis tourney
Swarthmore Rams saw their 54 game state leading streak end as Sharon Hill beat Darby-Colwyn 52 to 45 in Swarthmore. George Shicora led Sharon Hill with 27 points as the Rams suffered a rare defeat since 1961. The item notes Gorgeous George, 48, died after a Christmas heart attack, born George Wagner later renamed in 1950.
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West Favored In Shrine Tilt
West backs its aerial attack with Baylor’s Don Trull USC’s Pete Beathard Utah State’s Bill Munson as the trio of quarterbacks. Receivers include Vern Burke Oregon State Dave Parks Texas Tech Mel Profit UCLA and Willie Brown Southern Cal. East counters with a light line led by Michigan State’s Don Underwood and guards Notre Dame’s Bob Lehmann and Iowa’s Mike Reilly. NBC telecasts the 1:45 p.m. PST showdown at Kezar Stadium before about 60,000 fans.
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Texas Tech
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Willie Brown
Cal
Don Underwood
Michigan State
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Roger Pillath
Wisconsin
Ernest Borghetti
Pilburg
Kent Pike
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Bob Lehmann
Iowa
Mike Reilly
Villanova Upsets Dayton in Morlson Square Garden Holiday Classic
Villanova Wildcats rally from 6-6 deficit to defeat Dayton 77-73 in the Morlson Square Garden Holiday Festival first round. Dayton’s Lenny Finkel fouled out with 2:54 left as Villanova moved to 7-1 and joined Minnesota and St. Joseph’s Pa. in semifinals. Other top teams also advanced as UCLA, Oregon State, and Colorado State reached semis and Notre Dame, Michigan, and UCLA pursued titles.
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Michigan and Ohio State players pace the afternoon weather note
Michigan's Joe O'Donnell at 212 and Ohio State's Tom Jenkins at 226 set the stage as athletes chase rivals Trull Beathard or Munson. The forecast hints rain could favor the Bust's running game while hampering the West's passing attack, shaping the day's action.
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Boys Tankers Hold Tourney at YMCA Championships
Carl Connasse Doug Knapp and Art Butters led the boys varsity swimming meet at the YMCA with wins in cadet 20 yard free style junior 200 yard free style and senior 100 yard butterfly among many events. The program featured 26 events with 26 time results and multiple double winners across beginners prep cadet junior and senior divisions.
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Erie teams clash in varied high school basketball results
Erie Academy defeated Erie Strong 76 to 65 while Erie Prep beat Erie Tech 46 to 45. Farrell topped Howland 83 to ? Uniontown beat Youngstown Ohio. Cheyney lost 37 to ? St. Michaels over Greenville 53 to 42. St. Agatha won 42 to ? Clinton Area and Keystone both posted 60 and 0 respectively.
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Texas Defense Stifles Opponents In Undefeated Run
Texas' defense dominated the season, holding 10 opponents to just over a touchdown and under 200 yards in both rushing and passing. The Longhorns posted a 10-0 regular season and earned top national ranking, with a standout rushing defense of 40.2 yards per game, the best in the Southwest Conference in 20 years.
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Move A s Out To Bushes
Finley of the Kansas City Athletics seeks a new lease on Kansas City Municipal Sand item. Mayor William Kast proposes relocating the club to Brickwell, a city of about 10,000 in Oklahoma, with a plan announced last night.
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Bears Practice Grows Intense Ahead of Giants Showdown
Chicago Bears, after a Christmas layoff, return to Wrigley Field to rehearse offense and defense. Assistant coach Sid Lockman says players will be all business by Saturday as coach George Halas ensures top physical condition. Warm air from blowers thaws the tarp-covered field while Halas notes Giants’ velocity must be matched.
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Packers Sign Lombardi Again
Packers reaffirm coach Vince Lombardi by renewing a five year contract. The move follows boardroom talks and rival team interest, with Lombardi expected to lead Green Bay through future seasons.
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