Packers Triumph Over Browns in Snow Cracker Classic
In a brutal cold game Packers led by Starr and Hall of Famers Lombardi and Hornung defeated the Browns 20 to 12. Taylor rushed 27 times for 96 yards while Hornung added 38 carries for 105 yards as Green Bay controlled the ball and built a third quarter TD on Hornung's sweep.
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Taylor
Golden Bay
Packers
Vince Lombardi
Browns
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Jimmy
Paul
Anderson
Texas Tech
Grabowski
Winois
Baltimore
Hornungs
Honolulu
Bart Starr
Carroll Dale
Starr
Packerland
City Sanitation Department
Dale
Cleveland
Frank Ryan
Gary Collins
John Morrow
Bob Franklin
Lou Groza
Groza
Franklin
Willie Wood
Don Chandler
Wood
Ryan
Walt Beach
Jim Brown
Ray Nitschke
Brown
Warnung
Henry Jordan
Nitschke
Wead
Chandler
Jerry Kramer
Chicago Bears
NFL
Stephens 119 Tops Action in Athletic League
Stephens of the Reven geers set 219 high in Garden Bowl as the Athletic League finished its 18th week. Proffitt led a 593 series for Smith Land Co with Crop Hail Insurance posting top team scores of 1053 and 3021. Results include Roots Construction over Over-60 3-1 and Blakely Crop Insurance over Davies Case 4-0.
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Revengeers
Garden Bowl
Atheltic League
Earl Proffitt
Smith Land Co
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Ingalls
Duke and Wake Forest Blowout Ends in Duke Victory
Duke defeats Wake Forest 76 to 2 in a college basketball clash reported by the Associated Press. Other results include Davidson 90 over Winthrop 59 and Georgia 82 over LSU 59, with N Mexico 87 beating Denver 6. Highlights from Queen City Tournament show Drake in contention and St. Louis at Louisville with tight margins.
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Associated Press
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Wake Forest
Davidson
Win. & Mary
Georgia
LSU
N. Mex
Denver
Bullet
Yale
Louisville
St. Louis
Wesleyan
Evan Lie
Satanta High Plains Cage Tourney Opens Next Tuesday
Satanta hosts the High Plains Conference basketball tournament with nine games over the week. Johnson High’s Trojans lead 5-1 and receive a first-round bye, while Sublette and Holcomb fill the top seeds. Nightly double-headers run Tuesday Wednesday and Friday, with three games Saturday including the championship at 9:30 p.m.
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High Plains
Johnson High
Trojans
Don Lantz
Tribune
Johnson
Syracuse
Lakin
Holcomb
Elkhart
Sublette
Anscomb-Elkhart
Joser
Sublette-Lakin
Holcomb-Elkhart
Wilt Chamberlain inspires 76ers to win past Knicks
Philadelphias Wilt Chamberlain surpassed 20 000 career points becoming the second player to do so. He scored 26 points with 23 rebounds and six assists as the 76ers defeated the Knicks 133 122.
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Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Trers
NBA
Wilt
76Ers
New York Knickerbockers
Buffalo Cagers to Play Eagles Here
Garden City Highs basketball team resumes action Tuesday hosting Hugoton High in a non conference game. Garden, 2-2, clashes with Hugoton, 5-1, as Coach Curt Shipley starts Tom Sheehy and Lloyd De Remus at forward with Archie Gooden at post and guards from Charles Reed Dennis Kraus Larry Pierce or Roy Humphrey. Hughton led by Bob Cornett features Postman 6-3 Charles Patton and forwards George Mills and Larry Barrows in a taller lineup.
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Buffs
Garden
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Shipley
Tom Sheehy
Lloyd de Remus
Archie Gooden
Charles Reed
Dennis Kraus
Larry Pierce
Roy Humphrey
Hugoton
Bob Cornett
Eagles
Liberal
Hugton
Meade
Hooker
Okla
Satanta
Syracuse
Elkhart
Postman
Charles Patton
George Mills
Larry Barrows
Town Teams Start Tonight
Regular season play begins at Ben Grimsley Gym in the town league with ten teams. Revised schedule by Herman Beringer lists first two weeks of games including Ansel Manufacturing, Pepsi-Pennington, Jaycees, L&E Implement, National Guard, Juco, Dicks Dairy, Welders Supply, Broacbusters, and Hamilton County Jaycees Kendall across tonight and midweek games.
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Ben Grimsley
Herman Beringer
Ansel Manufacturing
Pepsi-Pennington
Jaycees
L&e Implement
National Guard
Juco
Dicks Dairy
Hamilton County
Kendall
Broncbusters
Thur
Cardinals Sign Roland Lucas to Major Contracts
The Cardinals announced signings of Missouri halfback Johny Roland and Michigan State defensive tackle Harold Taicas for multi-year deals totaling over $600,000. Roland’s three-year no-cut contract tops $300,000 with bonuses, Taicas five-year no-cut deal around $325,000. Terms not disclosed by the NFL club.
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St. Louis Globe - Democrat
Cardinals
Missouri
Johny Roland
Detroit Free Press
Michigan State
Harold Taicas
National Football League
Roland
New York Jets
AFL
Lucas
Boston Patriots
UCLA, LSU and Alabama Humble Big Three in Bowls
UCLA quarterback Gary Beban and defender Bob Stiles starred as UCLA upset Michigan State 14 12 in the Rose Bowl. LSU’s Joe LaBruzzo powered the Tigers to a 14 7 win over Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl. Alabama’s Steve Sloan hit 20 of 29 passes for 296 yards and two touchdowns in a 39 23 Orange Bowl victory over Nebraska. Missouri edged Florida 20 18 in the Sugar Bowl.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
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Bob Stiles
Joe LaBruzzo
Steve Sloan
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Louisiana State
Alabama
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Stiles
Michigan State
LaBruzza
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Arkansas
Razorbacks
Sloan
Nebraska
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Missouri
Steve Spurrier
Florida
New Orleans
Bruins
Bob Apisa
Spartans
Kurt Zimmerman
Dallas
LaBruzzo
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Arkenses
Bama
Miami
Ray Perkins
Crimson Tide
Perkins
Mistsouri
Gators
Spurrier
Lenny Snow
Georgia Tech
Texas Tech
Texas Western
Texas Christian
Ted Hullin
Washington
San Francisco
Kansas Small Colleges Look To Loop Play
Kansas small college basketball shifts to conference play after holiday tournaments. Illinois State Normal won the Midwest Collegiate at Emporia, edging Pittsburg State. Rockhurst took third over Fort Hays State, St Benedicts beat Washburn, Emporia State defeated Omaha University. Pittsburg State remains favorite in the Central Conference while all Kansas Conference teams prepare for a packed schedule with key matchups across the week.
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Associated Press
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Emporia
Illinois State
University of Normal
Pittsburg State
Rockhurst
Fort Hays State
St. Benedict's
Washburn
Omaha University
Emporia State
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Ottawa
McPherson
Sterling
Southwestern
Friends
Baker
Bethany
Wesleyan
Bethel
Omaha
Pro Basketball Standings and Weekend Results
Eastern Division standings show Boston 31 wins, Cincinnati 24, Philadelphia 22, New York 13. Western Division lists Los Angeles 23, St Louis 15, San Francisco 18, Detroit 10. Weekend results include New York over Cincinnati 147 122 and Cincinnati over Baltimore 138 107.
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Cincinnati
Phila
Phia
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Los Angeles
Baltimore
St. Louis
San Fran
Detroit
Phic
San Francisco
Vetley
Lous
Hawks Not a Cinch for Loop Crown
Kansas leads the Big Eight tourney favorites but faces threats from Iowa State Nebraska and Kansas State as openers begin. Kansas, Colorado, Missouri and Oklahoma State draw Week One matchups while Don Smith leads Iowa State scoring and Little Debby Lewis earns MVP honors for the second straight year.
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Colorado
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Iowa State
Kansas State
Coloraido
Boulder
Jayhawks
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
K-State
Tex Winter
Columbia
Jows State
Don Smith
Campbell
OSU
Debby Lewis
Riney Lochman
Busy Slate for Area Basketball
Telegram area high school teams and league members resume action this week with a busy schedule. The High Plains Conference holds its seven-team annual tournament in Satanta on Tue Wed Fri and Sat nights. WKEA features Ness City Scott City and others in non league and league play with several Tue Thu Fri and Sat games. Senta Fe Trail League and other non league contests round out the region schedule with matches across Coolidge Moscow Rolla Deerfield and nearby towns.
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Satanta
Western Kansas Education Assn
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Ransom
Scott City
Ness City
Tribune
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WKEA
Ness
Jetmore
Seoni
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Walsh
Colo
Manter
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Windthurst
Ingalls
Copeland
Ensign
Montezuma
Cimarron
Ashland
Ulysss
Guymon
Okla
Garden City Sports Weekly Schedule Preview
Garden City teams begin a busy week with multiple games across basketball and wrestling. Tonight Garden City Junior High travels to Lakin for ninth grade doubleheader, followed by varsity at 6 p.m. Tuesday features Garden City High hosting Hugoton in a non league clash with a sophomore preview. Wednesday sees Lamar Junior College wrestling resuming action at Lamar, Colorado, and Thursday adds a Garden City High wrestling dual with Hugoton. Friday brings a triple header as Garden City High hosts Great Bend in a West Central Kansas League basketball clash while St. Marys seventh and eighth graders play at Deerfield. Saturday marks two key events as Garden City Junior College opens its Jayhawk Conference slate at Dodge City JC and Garden City High hosts Lamar in a wrestling dual starting 6:30 p.m.
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Lakin
Garden City High
Buffs
Hugoton Eagles
Garden
Hugoton
Hugoton High
Great Bend
Garden City St. Mary
Deerfield
Garden City Junior College
Jayhawk
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