Packers Lose to Rams 31 21 in Hard Fought Game
The Green Bay Packers fell 31 21 to the Los Angeles Rams in a hard fought Sunday contest. Starr passed well and Packers runners gained steady first down yardage before Clancy Williams sealed the win for the Rams with an interception and TD in the final minutes. The game featured strong blocking for Green Bay and a spirited rally, with Notre Dame type halftime ceremonies and remarks from Starr on the offensive line’s performance.
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Big 10 Officials Prep Highlighted By Sladky Speech
George Sladky, La Crosse gift to the Big 10, outlined official prep routines and the league’s full-time supervisor. He noted film study, pregame sessions, grading, and potential future six-man crews as college football trends evolve. Aquinas football beat Marshfield Columbus 36 14 as Regis looms large.
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Yanks Boss Ralph Houk named AL Manager Of Year
Pompano Beach FL The Yankee skipper Ralph Houk was stunned to be named American League Manager Of The Year and said the team could win 1971. He credited players like Bill Munson Johnny Ellis Danny Cater Bobby Murcer and Roy White and noted Detroit Boston and Cleveland will improve. Houk finished second in wins with 93 and eyed a 100 win season.
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Bobby Allison Closes Gap in NASCAR Standings
Bobby Allison narrowed the Grand National points gap to 81 behind leader Bobby Isaac after finishing second to Richard Petty in the Old Dominion 500 at Martinsville. Isaac placed fourth, keeping Isaac at 3,653 and Allison at 3,572. Both drivers race Dodges.
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Mel Daniels Leads Pacers To Fourth Straight Victory
Indiana Pacers powered past the Floridians 123 to 97 for a fourth straight win. Mel Daniels scored 31 points as coach Bob Leonard cautioned against declaring the team a title lock. All 12 players saw action, with the game decided by end of the third quarter.
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West Germany Leads National Horse Show
West Germany raced to a commanding early lead at the 25th Pennsylvania National Horse Show in Harrisburg as riders finished first, third and fifth in the second round of international jumping. Coach Gustav Pfordt said many days remain and that Germany aims for Friday's Nations Cup, signaling confidence in adding a World Championship bid.
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Gophers Prepare to Meet Michigan Wolverines in Jug Showdown
Minnesota coach Murray Warmath previews the Little Brown Jug clash with No. 5 Michigan after Ohio State’s 28-8 win over the Gophers. Craig Curry set a Big Ten record with 28 completions and 297 passing yards as Minnesota rallied late in the game.
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