Lincoln Tigers Headline Christmas Holidays Tournament Run
Lincoln University basketball visits La Crosse to join the two day Christmas Holidays tournament at the La Crosse State PE Building. Coach Jonathan Staggers fields a young 15 man squad led by Williams Evans and Kelly with DuBuque and Jamestown as opening night opponents. Lincoln carries a 5-2 season start and seeks home momentum after a 120-80 win over Mankato State.
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Jamestown
N.C
la Crosse
Jack Ecklund
Grant Griebenow
Jon Anderson
Carter van Beck
Dave Christopherson
Walter Porter
Dwight Olson
Terry Waterman
Paul Stultz
Dave Tank
Pat Beglan
Greg Gullickson
Bob Schuette
Larry Kleingartner
Chuck de Remer
Gary Walter
Jeff Fellows
Lincoln University
Dubuque University
Ken Blanchard
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse State
Jonathan Staggers
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N.D. College
Lincoln
Huron
S.C
Jefferson City
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Larry Howard
James Brown
Arvesta Kelly
Milton Williams
Will Watts
Mike Miller
St. Cloud
Fort Hays
William Jewell
Northwestern Iowa
Augustana
Dubuque
Aussies Wrap Up Davis Cup With Doubles Triumph
Australia clinched the Davis Cup 3-0 in Sydney at White City Stadium as John Newcombe and Tony Roche beat Manuel Santana and Luis Arilla 6-3 4-6 7-5 6-2. Roy Emerson had earlier defeated Juan Gilbert 6-3 6-2 6-2. Spain captain Jaime Bartoli conceded, Australia proved superior.
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Australia
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
Manuel Santana
Luis Arilla
White City
Santana
Fred Stolle
Spain
Roy Emerson
Juan Gilbert
Newcombe
Roche
Harry Hopman
Newcombe Roche
Emerson
Stolle
Jaime Bartoli
Aquinas Opens Tourney Bid Against Hill
Aquinas faces St Paul Hill tonight at 9 for the Winona Cotter holiday tournament. The winner meets the Regis/Winona Cotter winner Wednesday at 9 after a 7 o clock consolation. Aquinas, 4-4, starts Topinka Limberg Sieger Callahan Pinesak with Bruha as coach.
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Aquinas
la Crosse Aquinas
St. Paul Hill
Stockton Capozzi Lead USLTA 14 and 12 Singles Rankings
Richard Stockton of Garden City New York and Connie Capozzi of Middletown Ohio top the USLTA boys and girls 14 singles rankings for 1966. Stockton rises to top in boys 14 singles and also leads the boys 14 doubles with Erik Van Dillen.
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New York
Richard Stockton
Garden City
N.Y
Connie Capozzi
Middletown
Ohio
United States Lawn Tennis Association
USLTA
Jake Warde
Denver
Colo
Marcelyn Louie
San Francisco
Stockton
Erik van Dillen
Paul Lockwood
James Hagey
Green Bay Proclaimed World Grid Capital
Gov Warren P Knowles proclaimed Green Bay the football capital of the world after the Packers clinched the NFL Western Division title with a win over the Baltimore Colts. He urged Wisconsin residents to celebrate next Sunday before the Packers face the Eastern Division champion Cleveland Browns for the NFL pennant and invited Ohio Gov James A Rhodes as his ghost at the game.
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Madison
Green Bay
Warren P. Knowles
Packers
Baltimore Colts
Wisconsin
Cleveland Browns
Knowles
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ted Williams Poised for Hall of Fame in First-Year Vote
Baseball writers mailed ballots to 415 eligible members as Ted Williams, famed Red Sox slugger with a .344 career average and 521 homers, appears a shoo-in for enshrinement at Cooperstown. Also new on the ballot are Enos Slaughter Don Newcombe Alvin Dark Hank Sauer Bobby Thomson Mickey Vernon with a Jan 15 deadline.
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Boston - Williams
Casio
Hall of Fame
Hy Hurwitz
Baseball Writers Association of
America
Williams
Cooperstown
N.Y
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Fox
Enos Slaughter
Don Newcombe
Alvin Dark
Hank Sauer
Bobby Thomson
Mickey Vernon
Luke Appling
Hurwitz
Browns Begin Prep for Packers in NFL Title Game
The Cleveland Browns, after a holiday break, started Monday drills and film study as they prepare for Sunday’s NFL title showdown with the Green Bay Packers. Green Bay clinched the Western Conference with a 13 10 overtime win over the Baltimore Colts. Browns coach Blanton Collier stressed fundamentals and noted the Packers could be tougher than the Colts.
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Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
Browns
Green Bay
Packers
Baltimore Colts
Blanton Collier
Colts
Collier
West One Vote Short of NBA Unanimous Pick
Jerry West miss ed unanimous All-Star by one vote as he heads the West squad for the Cincinnati game on Jan 11. West leads the NBA in scoring with 1 228 points and is the only West player above 1 000. Nate Thurmond is the West’s lone unanimous pick with Rick Barry as the rookie star for Golden State.
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New York
Jerry West
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
NBA
Cincinnati
West
Nate Thurmond
San Francisco
Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Rick Barry
Guy Rodgers
Don Ohl
Bailey Howell
Baltimore
Zelmo Beaty
St. Louis
Rudy LaRusso
Detroit
Packers Look Tough To Cleveland Coach
Cleveland Browns coach Blanton Collier says the Green Bay Packers look tough on both sides of the ball. He compares their defense to Dallas and their offense to St. Louis before injuries hit. Collier discusses linebackers Ray Nitschke and the defensive line with Henry Jordan Willie Davis Lionel Aldridge Ron Kostelnik, plus Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor, and notes Bart Starr ribs may affect the plan for Zeke Bratkowski. Browns held light workouts after missing practice players Gay Collins and Ernie Green.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland Browns
Blanton Collier
Dallas Cowboys
St. Louis
Cardinals
Collier
Packers
Dallas
Browns
Los Angeles
Henry Jordan
Willie Davis
Lionel Aldridge
Ron Kostelnik
Paul Hornung
Jim Taylor
Baltimore
Hornung
Taylor
Zeke Bratkowski
Bart Starr
Starr
Bratkowski
Gay Collins
Ernie Green
Gophers Edge Cornell in Philadelphia Tourney Opener
Minnesota Captain Archie Clark led the Gophers to an 84-82 win over Cornell in the Quaker City Classic opener in Philadelphia. Clark scored 25 and added nine assists, with Paul Presthus adding 18 as Minnesota built momentum for the tournament.
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LaSalle
Philadelphia
St. Joseph's
Clark
Minnesota
Gifts From Hawaii For Michigan State
In Pasadena today Michigan State football players Bob Apisa Dick Kenney and Charlie Wedemeyer receive Hawaiian baskets of papayas pineapples and leis from Sheraton Hotels honoring them. The Rose Bowl opponent UCLA looms January 1 in Pasadena.
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Bob Apisa
Dick Kenney
Charlie Wedemeyer
Spartans
UCLA
College Basketball Scores From Holiday Tournaments Reported
Various first round results from ECAC Holiday Festival Big Eight and other tournaments list Illinois over Georgetown 96 94 Army over Villanova 89 68 Boston College over Colorado State 86 64 Providence over New York University 79 76 Temple over St Bonaventure 84 72 La Salle over Brigham Young 71 69 Minnesota 84 84 tied with Cornell St Joseph Pa 95 72 over Niagara Oklahoma 58 Missouri 67 Nebraska 69 Missouri 67 Arizona State 89 Michigan 87 Oregon State 53 Air Force 42 Purdue 77 St John s NY 75 UCLA 95 LSU 89 Rhode Island 107 Wyoming 101 Oklahoma City 103 Bowling Green 77 Michigan State 84 Hawaii 52 St Louis 59 Tennessee 57 Cincinnati 138 New York 116 Los Angeles 108 St Louis 100 Ashland 62 Minneapolis Marshall 46 Wazata 64 Washburn 39
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Oklahoma
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Hawaii Marines
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la Salle
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Minnesota
Cornell
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Niagara
Motor City
AP Poll Snapshot with Top College Teams Ranked
The AP poll lists Duke at 7-1 leading with 35 points followed by Vanderbilt 8-0 at number 7 and Bradley 10-0 with 273 points. Iowa 7-0 Kentucky 7-0 Brigham Young 6-0 Michigan 4-3 St Josephs Pa 6-2 Minnesota Providence 5-1 rounds out the rankings with 405 331 299 273 230 169 94 90 74 40 votes or points.
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Iowa
Kentucky
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Minnesota
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Local Cribune Briefs December 28 1965
Daily rattles off brief notices with delivery details, including an item for December 29 and rural route service. Names and places are abbreviated, presenting a compact roundup of small notices and delivery updates.
Ohio Governor Rhodes to Attend NFL Title Game
Columbus report notes Gov. James A. Rhodes accepted Wisconsin Gov. Warren P. Knowles invitation to the NFL championship in Green Bay and joined in the betting odds with Ohio tomato juice. Rhodes also asked Knowles to use influence to help Cincinnati land an NFL franchise as Green Bay is dubbed football capital of the world. Separate local bowling and bowling league results from Tomah and Vlasek's Lanes are also mentioned.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Rhodes
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Wis
Cincinnati
Tomah
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