Lions, Packers Mix In Turkey Day Finale
Detroit hosts Green Bay in a Thanksgiving Day showdown with Lions aiming to spoil the Packers holiday and shake up the NFC North race. Green Bay enters 9-2 trailing the 9-1-1 Bears, needing three wins and a Chicago loss to clinch the division.
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Infantrymen Rally Past School in Sill Thriller
The 30th Infantry beat School Command 153-149 after four overtimes at Hon eycutt gym. Jesse Scott scored 60 and Ron Dugas 50 as the Infantrymen overcame a 97-97 tie entering OT. Ed Scarborough led School with 43 points, while others reached 26+. The win opens the Infantrymen’s year as 214th Group and ATC also won, keeping pace atop the league. Detroit’s Morrall posts strong runs and nears two team records in NFL action.
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Freese Traded From Reds to Pirates for Cash and Player
Cincinnati sends veteran third baseman Gene Freese to Pittsburgh for cash described as substantial and a minor league player. Freese, 29, returns to the Pirates with whom he began his MLB career, after stints with the Cardinals Phillies White Sox. He starred for the Reds in 1961 with 26 homers and 87 RBIs before an ankle injury in 1962.
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Tiger Plans Workout in Philadelphia Before Giardello Title Defense
World middleweight champion Dick Tiger of Nigeria will conduct a one day training session in Philadelphia on Tuesday as he prepares for his December 7 title bout against challenger Joey Giardello in Atlantic City.
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Weber Leads Pin Tourney at World Invitational
CHICAGO AP Eighty of the original 192 bowler field advance to semifinals in the seventh World Invitational with a $48 000 prize pool. Dick Weber tops men qualifiers with 5357 for 24 games and Olga Gloor leads women with 3208 for 16 games as finals seedings set for Don Carter and Marion Ladewig.
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Temple Rebels Face Tipton With Fast Lineup Edge
Temple mounts a speedy diverse offense led by Billy Bob Carr and Jimmy White to challenge Tipton. Temple linemen Louie Riddles Bone pressure Tipton quarterback Joe Dean Roval as Ontjes and Rovd supply scoring. Tipton counters with Elmore Killebrew Lovejoy and Hill while Parkers injury limits backup. The game hinges on Temple depth and speed versus Tipton’s rugged defense.
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Sterling Girls Dominate In Area Basketball Action
Sterling girls beat Cache 54 to 31 as Karen Hill scored 19 and Nancy Batley 15. Sterling mixed results across the region with St Marys losing to Manitou 72 to 60 while other local teams posted varied scores in district play.
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Temple-Tipton Clash for State Semifinal Berth
Temple and Tipton, two Class C powers, meet on Thanksgiving afternoon for a shot at the state semifinals. Temple carries stronger scoring and defense than Tipton and boasts greater speed as they collide after years of mutual shunning since 1945.
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Thirteen Peewee Teams Enter City League
Thirteen teams have entered the city grade school Peewee basketball league, says director Mando Moschella. Interested schools may call FL3-1804. Entries close December 15 and play begins the first week in January.
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State Rivals Ease Off Howard To Lead OSU Against Sooners
Oklahoma State and Oklahoma prepared for their 58th meeting with two-hour practices. Oklahoma State quarterback Glenn Baxter returned to practice, while OSU named co-captains and Tulsa planned a Missouri Valley clash in Wichita with emphasis on defense and light drills.
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Wilt Scrambles Scoring Derby Shifts NBA Leaderboard
The 1960s season tightens as Wilt Chamberlain’s scoring dips to challenge from Bob Pettit Jerry West and Oscar Robertson. Pettit leads in total points with 544 at 27.7, while West and Robertson vie to topple Chamberlain’s 32.4 point per game pace as surrounding players push for relief in the race.
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Baltimore cadet QB finds India longshoremen拒opher
Gil LaDana of the U S Merchant Marine Academy reported the ship’s port visit in India where longshoremen refused to handle the football saying they were Muslims and could not touch the pigskin. The tale contrasts his catches in England and Argentina with the Mumbai moment.
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Southeastern Conference withholds report on Bryant libel suits
SEC officials in Atlanta voted to delay final conclusions in their investigation until after Paul Bryant's libel suits against the Saturday Evening Post are resolved. Bryant seeks $106.5 million in two cases, with the first suit asking $500,000 over alleged player brutality condoned by Bryant.
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Prep Playoff Card Full Of State Football Quarters
Twelve class AA and A teams join class B and C in a dense state playoff slate. Games run Thursday and Friday with Lawton visiting Enid, Hale at Tulsa Webster, and top matchups across classes including Jenks at Grove and Lindsay at Marion.
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Unclear Grid Schedule Chaos Shifts Matchups Across Regions
A scrambled text of college football scheduling shows numerous mismatches and garbled team names across East, Midwest, Southwest, and West. Readable entries include Penn at Cornell and Notre Dame versus Syracuse while many lines mix state names and school abbreviations, suggesting a transcription error in the grid.
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