Bednarik prepared for full 60 minutes in title clash
Philadelphia Eagles star Chuck Bednarik, 35, says he is ready to play a full 60 minutes against Green Bay in the NFL title game. Buck Shaw plans to use Bednarik at center and linebacker to maximize experience against the Packers’ double threat.
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Marquette Hosts Iowa State In Milwaukee Showdown
Marquette University coach Ed Hickey leads a 4-1 Warriors against 3-1 Iowa State in Milwaukee. Marquette's lineup includes Don Kojis and Dave Erickson with strong size from 6-11 Terry Roberts and 6-8 Bob Stoy on the Cyclones.
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McPeak Becomes NFL’s Youngest Head Coach With Redskins
Washington owner George Preston Marshall named Bill McPeak, 34, the NFL’s youngest head coach replacing Mike Nixon after a 1-9-2 season. McPeak, a former All-Pro end with the Steelers and Nixon’s top assistant, signed a one year contract to rebuild the Redskins and demanded full concentration from players.
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Anonymous Baltimore donor funds CARE aid for overseas hungry
A six year mystery donor at CARE Baltimore sends weekly unaddressed envelopes containing two dollars. The anonymous giver has funded 624 food packages totaling 13 728 pounds for overseas relief since fall 1954.
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Central Wausau tilt moved to 7 30 P M at La Crosse Central
La Crosse Central High hosts defending state champion Wausau Thursday night with a 7 30 p m start and a 6 p m B game. Wausau, coming off a 65 57 loss to Shawano, will be without Gary Kirk who dislocated his shoulder twice and is out four to six weeks or possibly the season. Mike Schmidlhofer posted 28 points and 14 rebounds in the Shawano setback. Wausau stands four wins in six, with a 60 59 loss to undefeated Stevens Point the other defeat.
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Darlington routs Boscobel in eight-game streak
Darlington remains undefeated with a 66 34 win over Boscobel as Dick Olds 13 Tim McGettigan 12 Steve Lee 12 and Larry Chellevold 10 lead the Rebirds in a Southwestern Wisconsin league tilt. Boscobel's Gary Rice 18 paced the visitors.
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Pride and stubborn pride keep Packers in the NFL
Green Bay, with about 60 000 residents, has weathered lows and turmoil since joining the NFL in 1921. Loyalty from fans kept the team afloat as executives restructured under Vince Lombardi, leading to strong results and a new stadium. The city now celebrates an 8-4 season and Western Division title, with a loyal, stadium-building fan base and a reputation for stubborn devotion.
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Badgers to Host Nevada in Pre Classic Tune Up
Wisconsin faces touring Nevada tonight in Madison aiming for a third straight home win. Coach John Erickson notes Nevada’s rough start on the road and hopes for a solid performance before the Far West Classic in Portland. Marty Charrity slated for first start in weeks alongside Vandermeulen Hughbanks Siebel and Alwelling. Tip off at 8 p.m.
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Coleman Tops Wisconsin Prep Wrestling Rating
Coleman High School leads the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association ratings for 1959 60 with a 4 0 record and a nucleus from last year's champion squad. The WIAA state tournament is scheduled for February in Madison.
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Gophers Meet Bing Crosby in Rose Bowl Prelim
Minnesota football stars encounter Washington booster Bing Crosby at a rehearsal for an NBC show. Crosby, Tacoma-born, asks about the odds on the January 2 Rose Bowl with Washington. Tackle Frank Brixius replies that the Huskies can afford to lose.
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Chamberlain Still Leads Baylor In NBA Scoring Race
Wilt Chamberlain remains top scorer with a 36.9 season average and 1,107 points through 31 games for the Philadelphia Warriors. Elgin Baylor trails at 34.1 average with 1,056 points in 31 games, a 51-point gap in total points. Oscar Robertson is third with 929 points.
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Bowling Scores in Ladies Commercial League At Arcade Lanes
Franklin Iron Works posted 670 and 686 while Drink Filip added 580 666 745 in handicap play. Keegan Inc. Agey 733 705 735 and Hoch & Son 671 762 634 led the field with high totals. Yankee Manager Ralph Houk’s 1947 rookie season cited with .272 average and 12 homers over 41 games.
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Morris, Davidson Capture AFL Honors
Dennis Morris of Houston and Cotton Davidson of Dallas earned AFL weekly honors as the standout defensive and offensive players. Morris starred in Houston's 37 21 win over Boston, blocking an extra point and forcing a fumble to ignite a touchdown drive. Davidson threw 33 and 74 yard touchdowns in Dallas' 24 7 victory over Buffalo, completing 18 of 37 passes for 334 yards.
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McCormick Leads NL In ERA For Giants
In 1960 the San Francisco Giants including Mike McCormick led the National League in earned run average at 2.70 per nine innings over 23 innings, posting a 15 13 record. The Giants have dominated the ERA title with multiple honorees across the years, including Sam Jones and Stu Miller in prior seasons.
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Baylor Nets 39 as Lakers top Pistons 107-103
Elgin Baylor poured in 39 points to spark the Los Angeles Lakers in a fourth quarter rally to defeat the Detroit Pistons 107-103 in Portland. The win pulls the Lakers into second place while Detroit sinks to last in the NBA Western Division. the teams meet again tonight.
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Convicted in Drunken Driving Case After Cow Tragedy
In Spartanburg South Carolina a drunken driving verdict was rendered after witnesses testified the driver struck a cow, staggered from his car and muttered that he should be taken to a hospital. The speedy conviction followed the fatal incident in Criminal Court.
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Logan Gridders Receive Letters At Booster Fete
Football awards for 1960 were announced at a Logan Booster Club potluck at Logan High School. UW assistant coach John Orr spoke as Rod Martin hosted. Football honors named for three and two year keeps, plus one year awards. Basketball squad members introduced by coach Marsh Haugen and Wayne Lukas.
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Rookies Take Four Statistics Titles
A strong rookie corps led by Abner Haynes of Dallas won four AFL individual titles in their inaugural season. Haynes captured the rushing crown with 875 yards on 156 carries, edging Paul Lowe by 20 yards. Gene Mingo led scorers with 123 points, beating George Blanda, while Jack Spikes scored 103 points for third in rushing and Paul Maguire topped punting at 40.5 yards.
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Indians Announce 41 Night Games for 1961 Schedule
The Cleveland Indians baseball club released its 1961 schedule featuring 41 night games. The lineup highlights evening fixtures across the season, signaling a shift toward more popular twilight broadcasts and fan attendance opportunities.
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Finley Aims For Complete A's Ownership
CHICAGO AP Insurance broker Charles Finley, who owns 52 percent of the Kansas City A's, seeks 100 percent. Probate approval granted. final sale hinges on American League acceptance. Finley estimates total cost around 3.9 million with plans to keep the team in Kansas City for at least five years. Joe Gordon stays as field manager. GM position not finalized. The A's have rarely finished top half in 12 years.
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