Rams Browns Prep for Playoff Bowl in Miami
Los Angeles Rams and Cleveland Browns continue two a day practices in Miami as they prepare for the NFL Playoff Bowl. Rams coach George Allen hails 110 percent effort while Browns receivers coach Gary Collins reflects on a humiliating loss to Dallas. The game airs on CBS at 2 p.m. EST.
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Shore and Seitz Lead Cashton Pro Leagues
In Cashton Wisconsin Shore Don Shore of Westby posted 618 in Tri City League standings while Shar on Seitz rolled 552 with a 218 single in the Better Halves at Parkview Lanes. Parkview Lanes totals show Sharon Seitz 552 and Marilyn Larson 503 with other scores listed for nearby clubs.
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Unbeaten Aquinas Hosts Regis in CWCC Showdown
Aquinas, 8-0, welcomes Eau Claire Regis for a Saturday game. Coach Dave Bruha anticipates a tough contest from the CWCC champions after Regis won 82-72 in the first meeting. Regis averages 75.1 points per game, Aquinas 77.8.
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Chippewa Falls
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North Dakota Minnesota Open Puck Showdown in Minneapolis
North Dakota and Minnesota, longtime hockey rivals, open a two game Western Collegiate Hockey Association series in Minneapolis. Minnesota has six straight WCHA wins, leads the conference, while North Dakota sits 6-1-1 and ranked No. 1 nationally. A sweep could tilt the title race. notes on other college and Catholic tournament actions are included.
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Jim Hawkins
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Ron Beck
Colorado Ace Leads North In Senior Bowl
North team features standout defensive back Dick Anderson of Colorado in the Senior Bowl. South coach Hank Stram confirms Anderson’s explosive punt returns and warns of his impact on the game aired at 2 p.m. EST on NBC.
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Snow Bowl Softball Game Played New Year’s Day
Snow Bowl at Copeland Park featured Buchner's Old Times defeating Monitor Youngsters 17 to 11. Pitchers Charles Hastings and Marlin Buchner each hit home runs in the spirited New Year’s contest.
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Canada Edges Sweden In World Hockey Tournament Opener
Danny O Shea scored at 15 18 of the third period to lift Canada over Sweden 3-2 in the opening game of the World Hockey Tournament.
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Packers set attendance record with 21 sellouts in 1967
Green Bay Packers drew a record 1,376,288 fans in 1967 with 21 consecutive sellouts. Vince Lombardi announced the totals, including preseason and postseason crowds, the NFL title game in Dallas, and the first Super Bowl in Miami.
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Bowling Champ Unanimous Pick for City Athlete of the Year
La Crosse State's Jack Connaughton named City Athlete of the Year by unanimous vote. The senior bowler swept major amateur titles, led La Crosse State to the NAIA title, and starred in Paris with a 200-plus average.
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Ritger 16th in Phoenix Open Bowling event
Dick Ritger of Hartford Wisconsin finished fourth among 16 semifinalists with a 24 game total of 4928 pins in the Phoenix Open. Leader Don Carter totaled 5044 pins as the top five advanced to finals for a $6000 first prize.
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Lombardis Not So Tough
New York AP report portrays Vince Lombardi through a social lens as a stern yet affectionately regarded Packers coach. A surprise gathering of Packer wives at the Oneida Country Club honors Marie Lombardi with gifts, tokens, and stories illustrating team camaraderie.
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Curt Sturdevant Tops Sparta Bowling Loop
Curt Sturdevant rolled a 595 series to lead the Sparta Bowl standings in Sparta Wisconsin. Team scores list Farmers-Leon Implement at 2 746 and Eagles at 962 with multiple bowlers posting solid efforts including Gary Noffke 588 and Fred Kessler 586.
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