Green Bay Grabs NFL Title In Stormy Showpiece
Green Bay defeated Cleveland 23 to 12 in a soggy Lambeau Field. Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung controlled the ball while Bart Starr directed a disciplined offense. Lombardi praised his team's character as the Browns lauded the Packers defense and Starr's handling.
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Green Bay West Leads Undefeated In Wisconsin High School Ball
Green Bay West, 7-0 and ranked No. 3, crushed Sheboygan South 89-41 and leads a group of 12 unbeaten teams into 1966. Milwaukee Lincoln, Madison East, Milwaukee Plus, Portage, Wisconsin Lutheran, and Barron also sit undefeated as prep hoops resume after the holiday break. Alma and Orfordville added wins as the circuit thins toward the new year.
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Chamberlain Reaches 20000 Point Milestone in Philadelphia Win
Wilt Chamberlain, in a 133-122 victory over the New York Knickerbockers, scored 50 points to reach 20,019 career points as he became the second NBA player to top 20,000. He added 23 rebounds and six assists. The milestone came on a free throw after Willis Reed fouled him with 2:11 left in the third. He received the game ball as the crowd cheered.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Matchups
New Mexico defeated Denver 87 to 66 while Butler beat Yale 75 to 67. Kentucky Wesleyan won 80 to 74 over Evansville and Abilene Christian topped Tennessee State 64 to 62. Western Carolina 94 Wofford 93. Drake defeated Holy Cross 65 to 52 in the Queen City Tournament final. Memphis State 92 over an unspecified foe in consolation.
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Indians In Double Action In WSUC Title Chase
Platteville leads the WSUC race with a 3 1 record as Stout sits 5 0 with Oshkosh La Crosse tied for second at 3 1. Stout faces Platteville Friday while Oshkosh and La Crosse plan Saturday clashes as strength builds toward a tense title finish.
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Bowling Scores From Holiday Lanes and Local Menus
Bowling results across four leagues list team series and game totals for Holiday Lanes Coulee Golf Bow and Curve In Lanes. Notable performers include Chuck McCabe H Barton Marian Deyo Gerry Weber Gil Gilbertson and Vern Granum with high singles and overall team scores.
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Bernice Oe
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Grygleski High Score Opens Tomahkin League Bowling
Grygleski rolled 679 on 220 257 202 to lead the St. Mary's League at Vlasek's Lanes in Tomah Wisconsin Blaine Nicol and Tom Gasper also surpassed 600 with 640 and 610 respectively. The column lists other scores from St Mary's Badger Cafe and Sinclairettes teams along with player totals and names.
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National league results and standings update
National league standings show Chicago leading with 93 points from 16 games, Montreal 9 points behind, Detroit and New York mid-pack. Sunday results include Montreal 6 New York 3 and Detroit 4 Toronto 0 with Chicago and Boston games incomplete.
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NFL Seals Major Draft Lead Over AFL In Signing Battle
The NFL secured 38 of 43 first eligible draftees, drastically outpacing the AFL which signed 11 of 23 top picks. Green Bay led with five top targets signed after bowl action, including Donny Anderson and Jim Grabowski, while Bud Adams pursued big offers for stars.
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Warriors Meet Badgers In 1966 Rivalry Showdown
Marquette and Wisconsin clash in Milwaukee for the 1966 renewal of their fierce basketball rivalry. The Warriors host after two wins over Wisconsin last season and a top finish in the Milwaukee Classic, while past records are dismissed as the feud promises intense action.
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Boxing results from Copenhagen and Tokyo meetings
In Copenhagen Bo Hoegberg of Sweden stopped Bruno Visintin of Italy in the seven round. In Tokyo Mitsunori Seki of Japan knocked out Francisco Balug of the Philippines in the eighth.
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