Packers Scarred After Savage 13 10 Win Over Colts
Green Bay edges Baltimore 13 10 in a sudden death playoff for the Western Conference title. Injured Bart Starr and Paul Hornung grimaced in the locker room as Don Chandler kicked a 25 yard field goal. Hornung described pain from the Colts defense while facing Cleveland next for the NFL title.
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New Year’s Eve Celebrates Packers Win In Green Bay
Green Bay fans flooded downtown after the Packers edged the Baltimore Colts 13 10 in a sudden death showdown to claim the Western Conference title and set up a championship clash with Cleveland. Star players and coaches joined celebrations as bands sang and streets filled with cheering crowds.
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Packers Top Colts In Sudden Death Thriller For Western Crown
Packers clinch Western Conference title by edging the Colts 28 23 in sudden death after a tight game. Chandler boots the winning field goal following an 18 yard Bratkowski to Dale pass, while Baltimore hangs tough with Shinnick’s TD and key interceptions.
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Vindication Day for 3 Packer Veterans
Green Bay overcame the Baltimore Colts 13-10 in an NFL Western Conference playoff with a 1st overtime victory. Bratkowski passed for 248 yards to set up Carroll Dale and the winning drive, while Don Chandler hit a 25 yard field goal. Willie Davis adjusted the defense in overtime as Shula praised both teams.
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Bowling Scores Merchants and Businessmen at Curve-in Lanes
Rocky 2806 team series and 988 team game lead for Merchants with high games by Chuck Snyder 241 and others. For Businessmen at Curve-in Lanes Syl's Place 2643 team series and Party House 900 team game with Wilbur Hauser 234 high single and Quentin Jeffers 547 in the eight, plus other top scores.
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North Dakota Favored In Hockey Tournament Opener
The St Paul Collegiate Hockey Tourna ment opens with North Dakota as a favorite after a 5 1 Western Collegiate win. UND meets Colorado College while Minnesota faces Colgate in the first round at St Paul Auditorium.
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Browns Ready for Green Bay Clash After Win Over Colts
Browns coach Collier and staff watched Green Bay defeat Baltimore 13-10 in overtime for the Western Conference title. Players including Jim Brown and Frank Ryan weighed the Packers' strength and Green Bay’s field conditions, while Cleveland prepared plans for the title game next Sunday in Green Bay.
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Vince Replies To Comments By Bud Adams
Bud Adams says he offered more than 650 000 dollars for Texas Tech star Donny Anderson who could fetch 800 000. Vince Lombardi denies Adams claims and notes Grabowski signing details as Green Bay and AFL teams stir the bidding war.
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Two Wisconsin Players Win NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships
The NCAA announced 22 postgraduate football scholarships, with Dave Franck of the University of Wisconsin and Mike Ryan of St Norbert College each earning $1,000 awards. Recipients must enroll in a graduate program promptly, barring military or church obligations. Beloit's Raymond Nizik was named an alternate in the college division.
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Boxing results from Bologna and Berlin shows knockouts and decisions
In Bologna Johnson of Los Angeles KO'd Carios Dos Santos of Brazil in the featherweight bout. In Nagoya Manny Elias edged Nakane by points. In Berlin Wills Quatuor defeated Juan Albornaz on points with varying weights listed.
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Emerson Leads Australia to 2-0 Davis Cup Advantage
Roy Emerson defeated Juan Gilbert 6-3 6-2 6-2 as Australia took a 2-0 lead in the Davis Cup Challenge Round at White City Stadium. Fred Stolle edged Manuel Santana 10-12 3-6 6-1 6-4 7-5 in a two hour 57 minute match to solidify the home side’s momentum. The series resumes with doubles on Tuesday and concludes with two singles Wednesday.
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Tom Matte's Airport Welcome After Colts Loss to Green Bay
At Friendship Airport Baltimore fans greeted the Colts after a 13-10 playoff defeat by Green Bay. Tom Matte, tired but cheered, rode on shoulders as about 700 fans shouted We love you and chanted COLTS.
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Mudra Among Nominees For Award
Darrell Mudra of North Dakota State is among eight district nominees for the small college Coach of the Year award from the American Football Coaches Association. Final selections will be made at the convention January 10 to 13 in Washington. Mudra’s squad has won 21 of 22 with a 16 game streak and North Dakota State finished the season as the top NCAA College Division team, defeating Grambling 20 to 7 in the Pecan Bowl.
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