49ers to Test Packers with NFL's Top Aerial Attack
San Francisco 49ers plan to attack Green Bay with the league leading passing game led by John Brodie who has 3 194 passing yards after 13 games. The Packers counter with a strong secondary led by Herb Adderley and Willie Wood aiming to clinch the Western Conference title. Parks and Casey pace the 49ers receivers as Green Bay seeks another key win.
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NFL
Packers
SAN Francisco
San Francisco 49Ers
Green Bay
John Brodie
Ing
Brodie
Packer i
Herb Adderley
Doug Hart
Willie Wood
Tom Brown
Baltimore
Dave Parks
Bernie Casey
Parks
Casey
Willie Davis
Ron Kostelnik
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Paul Hornung
Palo Alto
Calif
UPI
La Crosse Faces Tough Trip to Superior in Key Conference Clash
La Crosse State Indians travel 262 miles to meet Superior Yellowjackets led by 5-5 guard Jimmy Sevals who is averaging 27 points this season. Sevals has scored 80 points against La Crosse over two seasons and led Superior to a 32-point night in last year’s 97-75 win. La Crosse aims to slow him while starting Stadthaus Webb Byers Stannard Mich to counter a balanced Superior lineup as both teams chase conference goals.
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la Crosse State
Superior Yellowjackets
Superior
la Crosse
Cliff DeVoll
Indians
Mary E. Sawyer
Jimmy Sevals
Sevals
Mite
Vals
Northland
Don Hartland
Dick Dezner
Curt Lahti
Jeff Youngquist
Bob Peck
Yellowjackets
John Johnson
DeVoll
Ace Stadthaus
Bill Webb
Ron Byers
Dennis Stannard
John Mich
Stannard
Byers
Stadthaus
Orioles and Yankees placing two players among fielding leaders
The final official averages show the Baltimore Orioles and New York Yankees each with two players among last season’s American League fielding leaders. Jerry Adair and Luis Aparicio lead the Orioles with .986 and .971. Joe Pepitone hits .997 and Whitey Ford records a perfect 1.000.
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Boston
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Orioles
Jerry Adair
Luis Aparicio
Adair
Aparicio
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Whitey Ford
Pepitone
Ford
Southpaw
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland
Danny Lithwhiler
Philadelphia Phillies
Colavito
Don Wert
Detroit
Jerry Zimmerman
Minnesota
Wert
Zimmerman
Weekend Scores Across Colleges and Pro Basketball
East St. John's beat Canisius 85 to 65 while La Salle topped Bucknell 87 to 68 and Temple defeated Creighton 85 to 59. Columbia 108 edged Rutgers 76 as Providence 81 beat St. Mary's Calif 79. Harvard 75 over Boston University 7, St Bonaventure 97 over Texas Southern 76. Dayton 76 defeated Louisville 59 and Notre Dame 85 beat Bowling Green 77. Loyola Illinois 108 beat Missouri 85, Iowa 99 over Washington 70. Maryland 77 over Georgetown 59, Evansville 89 over Catholic University 78. Southwest Texas A&M 89 over Rice 81 and Houston 110 defeated Louisiana State 87. Far West Arizona 73 beat Seattle 64, Utah State 90 over Morehead 63. Pro NBA Cincinnati 117 over Boston 110 and Baltimore 111 over New York 108. Philadelphia 122 over Los Angeles, San Francisco 128 over St. Louis. High school results include Central Wisconsin Catholic La Crosse Aquinas 98 over Chippewa Manell 64, Stevens Point Pacelli 53, Newman 70 over Eau Claire 80, Dominican 80 over Wisconsin-Ken Carthage 110 over Carroll 80, Wisconsin Milwaukee 102 over St. h ic re shi orl.
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St. John’s
Canisius
LaSalle
Bucknell
Temple
Creighton
Columbia
Rutgers
Providence
St. Mary’s
Calif
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Richmond
Harvard
Boston
Univ
St. Bonaventure
Texas Southern
Midwest
Dayton
Louisville
Notre Dame
Bowling Green
Loyola Ill
Missouri
Iowa
Washington
South Maryland
Georgetown
Evansville
Catholic U
Texas
A&m
Rice
Houston
Louisiana State
Far West
Arizona
Seattle
Utah St
Morehead
Ski Jump Team To Train Near Bayfield, Wis
The U S National Ski Jumping Training Camp moves from Ishpeming Michigan to Mt Valhalla near Bayfield Wisconsin for better snow. Four jumpers will be selected to represent the United States in German and Austrian meets next month. Officials and athletes from Dartmouth Madison Minneapolis Duluth Eau Claire Ishpeming Iron Mountain Steamboat Springs attend along with coaches Tokle Severud and Bietila.
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Bayfield
Wis
U.S
United States
Ishpeming
Mich
Mt. Valhalla
Art Merrill
Dartmouth
Bill Bakke
Dave Norby
Madison
John Balfour
Minneapolis
Dave Hicks
Dave Lundmark
Duluth
Art Tokle
Rockaway
N.J
Lloyd
Severud
Eau Claire
Ralph Bietila
Adrian Watt
Jay Martin
John Corello
Butch Wedin
Iron Mountain
John Elliott
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Plan for Athletic Commissioner Faces Regents Hurdles
Madison Wis A proposal to create a state university system athletic commissioner office meets delays as the board of regents defers action urged by the Council of Presidents. The plan would oversee intercollegiate schedule enforcement eligibility rules grants scholarships and officials recruitment, with budget and control debated by E R McPhee and Charles Dahl.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Adminster
Board of Regents of State Colleges
Council of Presidents of State Universities
E. R. McPhee
Charles Dahl
Viroqua
Regents
State University Conference
Aquinas Bays Record 98-56 Win in Wisconsin Match
Aquinas Blugolds blistered Chippewa Falls McDonell 98-56 in a Central Wisconsin Catholic Conference game. Pat Callahan led all scorers with 27 points and 10 assists as Aquinas surpassed its own scoring mark and Dominate the boards with 65 rebounds.
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la Crosse Tribune
Chippewa Falls
Wis
la Crosse Aquinas
Nets
McDonell
Dave Bruha
Blugolds
McDowell
Stevens Point Pacelli
Pacelli
Aquinas
Blugold
Mike Limberg
Dan Rathburn
Mike Gofus
Pat Callahan
Callahan
Limberg
Gofus
Bob Sieger
Macks
Tony Gelina
Steve Rykal
Jim Nuthals
Eau Claire Regis
Regis
Buckeyes Lead Nation In 1965 Football Attendance
Ohio State topped the national attendance list in 1965 with an average of 83,256 per home game across five games, the eighth straight season leading, while Michigan followed at 80,081. NCAA figures show a record national total of 24,682,572, up 5.69 percent from 1964.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Michigan
Ncaa Service Bureau Today
Michigan State
Army-Navy
Philadelphia
Cports a Crosse Cribune Thursday Dec 16 1965
A late edition of the Crosse Cribune delivered by Rural Free Delivery on December 17 reports local sports and community notes. The snippet records publication timing and delivery method for the edition.
Logan Quintet At Chippewa Friday Night
Logan travels to Chippewa Falls for a Big Rivers Conference game after an 80 65 loss to La Crosse Central. Stevenson led with 21 points. Chippewa defeated Menomonie 51 49 for its first league win.
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la Crosse Central
Chippewa Falls
Big Rivers
Wayne Lukas
Joe Maier
Bob Woodruff
Ken Jensen
Les Stevenson
Randy Blank
Stevenson
Central
Menomonie
Eau Claire Memorial
Wausau
Area Dogs Place In Winona Field Trial
Four area dogs placed in the Tri State Hunting Dogs Association Field Trial at Winona Minnesota on Sunday. Rex a Golden Retriever owned by Ron Malles of La Crosse placed first in the derby stake Nike a Golden Retriever owned by Phil Uehling Onalas ka won second and King a Black Labrador owned by T W Heltsley La Crosse won fourth. Ace a Black Labrador owned by Dr G O Doucet La Crescent won first in the puppy stake.
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Winona
Minn
Rex
Ron Malles
la Crosse
Nike
Phil Uehling
Onalaska
King
T.W. Heltsley
Ace
Dr. G. O. Doucet
la Crescent
RBC Basketball Classic Nightcard St. Francis Hospital Leads Schedule
At 7:00 p.m. St. Francis Hospital faces Lichtie Construction followed by 8:00 p.m. Andy's Pizza Palace vs. Pearl St. Merchants and 9:00 p.m. Toby's Bar against Vogue Bar with Joe Hauser on TV.
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St. Francis Hospital
Lichtie Construction
Andy’s Pizza Palace
Pearl St. Merchants
Toby’s Bar
Vogue
Joe Hauser
West Virginia Coach Gene Corum Resigns
Morgantown West Virginia Coach Gene Corum resigns after saying age and fatigue contributed to his decision. He cites dissatisfaction with the team's progress and questions what could have been done to improve results.
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West Virginia
Morgantown
W.va
Gene Corum
West Virginia University
Memorial and Central Clash in Big Rivers Showdown
Eau Claire Memorial visits La Crosse Central Friday in a pivotal Big Rivers Conference game. Memorial seeks to rebound from two early defeats while Central aims to extend its strong start as the two squads battle for title momentum in the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium.
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Big Rivers
la Crosse Central
Eau Claire Memorial
Mary E. Sawyer
Braves Trade Thomas Earley Sadowski Osinski For Red Sox Pitchers
The Boston Red Sox receive Lee Thomas Arnold Earley and Dan Osinski from Atlanta in exchange for Bob Sadovski and a reliever. Dodgers send Dick Tracewski to Detroit for Phil Regan. Angels ship Barry Latman to Houston for Ed Pacheco and cash. Orioles trade Milt Pappas Jack Baldschun and Dick Simpson for Frank Robinson.
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Frank Robinson
Boston Red Sox
Lee Thomas
Arnold Earley
Lea
Phil Regan
Regan
Tigers
Syracuse
Arthur Red Patterson
Dodger
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Claude Osteen
Tracewski
Patterson
Thomas
Earley
Sadowski
Osinski
Latman
Saban Named Coach of the Year in AFL
New York AP reports Buffalo Bills coach Lou Saban won the AFL Coach of the Year award with 14 of 24 votes from AP writers. Al Davis of Oakland was runner up with seven, Sid Gillman received two, and Weeb Ewbank one.
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Lou Saban
Buffalo Bills
Associated Press
Saban
al Davis
Oakland
Sid Gillman
San Diego
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Kemp Named Most Valuable In American Football League
Buffalo Bills quarterback Jack Kemp, 30, was named the AFL Most Valuable Player after leading Buffalo to a second straight Eastern Division title. Kemp, who was claimed on waivers for 100, expressed his pride in an all around season. Lance Alworth of San Diego finished close with eight votes, followed by Paul Lowe and Bobby Bell.
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N.Y
Jack Kemp
Buffalo Bills
Bills
Kemp
Associated Press
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Alworth
Paul Lowe
Bobby Bell
Kansas City
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