Browns Drop Aerial Battle
In Miami the Packers beat the Browns 21 7 in the Pro Playoff Bowl as Bart Starr throws three first half TD passes. Starr earns MVP honors while Rich Kreitling and Bobby Crespire add TDs for Green Bay. Jim Brown and Jim Taylor gain limited yardage in an aerial dominated game.
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No Doubt About It Chargers Dominate Patriots 51 10
San Diego surged past Boston 51 10 as Sid Gillman’s Chargers racked up 618 yards and Keith Lincoln totaled 36 rushing and receiving yards plus 123 as a receiver. The win reinforced AFL strength and hinted at an AFL NFL world series future.
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History Could Repeat In LA Open Thriller
Paul Harney entered the final round of the $90,000 Los Angeles Open with a fragile lead after a 54 hole 209. Bobby Nichols and Jimmy Clark stood at 210 while Jay Hebert led at 211 and Palmer was tied at 214 with Al Geiberger, Al Balding, Gene Littler, and others. Harney shot a 66 on Sunday highlighted by a 155 yard eagle, but Palmer again faced trouble at the ninth with a 12 and later a seven on the range after the round.
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Dietzel Pact Extended As Army Coach Through 1971
Army confirmed Paul Dietzel signed a new contract extending his tenure as head football coach. Reports indicate the pact runs through the 1971 season. Dietzel, lured from LSU two years ago, has had two winning seasons but both ended with defeats to Navy.
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Amateur Groups Move Toward Easing NCAA AAU Rift
The NCAA and Amateur Athletic Union agreed to meet with the USTFF to discuss governance of amateur athletics. The talks follow a MacArthur backed cease fire and aim to clarify each body's roles in sanctioning meets for high school and college athletes ahead of the Olympic cycle.
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Perkins KO seals junior welter title defense in Tokyo
Eddie Perkins of Chicago retained the world junior welterweight title with a knockout of Yo Shinori Takahasi in Tokyo. Takahasi, listed with Japan, faced a 13 to reach 1394 reach advantage.
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Rams Roll Past Falcons To End Bid For Victory
Rams defeated Fenwick 75 to 64 as Joe Cox scored 25 and Jim Molinsky added 18 for the winners. Jae Cornella and Rick Meyer led the Falcons with about 20 points each but fell short, extending Fenwick’s winless streak to one and Rams to six wins in eight games.
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Cincinnati Cats face eligibility questions after trip
The University of Cincinnati basketball team may lose two sophomores. Guard Roland West will learn today if he remains scholastically eligible, and forward John Serbin faces possible suspension for rules infractions during the western trip. Cincinnati went 1 win and 2 losses on the tour.
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Rare Monday Tilt at Carlisle Skipped by Snow
A Carlisle high school boys basketball game was postponed from last Friday due to New Year snowstorms. The contest was rescheduled for Monday night with Carlisle schools closed earlier in the week, while Arizona’s Floyd Hudlon returned a kickoff 69 yards for a touchdown against Wyoming.
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Rangers Close In On Detroit After Weekend Wins
The New York Rangers push toward fourth place Detroit as Jacques Plante shines with 30 saves in a 3 2 win over Toronto. Detroit, coming off a 5 2 loss to New York, tied Montreal 3 3 with Norm Altman scoring late. Chicago moved three points ahead of Montreal after a 5 3 win over Boston, while Toronto floundered despite Johnny Bower’s 38 saves. The standings tighten for the final playoff berth.
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Science shrinks piles with new non surgical remedy
New York special reports science has found Bio-Dyne a healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Trials show actual shrinkage and strong relief with Preparation HS available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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Royals rally past Celtics in 111 106 shootout
Cincinnati Royals refused to yield the Eastern Division clash, edging the Boston Celtics 111-106 after a fourth quarter rally. Jack Twyman provided the decisive baskets, Rod Thorn sparked Baltimore with 10 of 15 shooting in the second half, and Oscar Robertson dished a season high 19 assists as Cincinnati moved within three games of Boston.
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Standings and Dodger Residency Highlight World Champs Lineup
NBA standings show St. Louis at 18 with a 116 to 9 score against Detroit and Los Angeles at 97 with Boston leading. Thirteen members of the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers reside in California.
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Celtics Lose Two Close Games to Lakers in Weekend Set
The Los Angeles Lakers upset the Boston Celtics 97 95 on a late Dick Barnett free throw sequence. Jerry West and Elgin Baylor paced the Lakers as Boston blew a big lead and dropped two of three clashes with the Celtics over the weekend.
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Mayo Upsets Gilbert In Madrid Tennis Clash
Mexico's Joaquin Mayo stunned Spain's Jose Gilbert 7 5 64 in a Miami Beach match, delivering a notable upset in the tournament early rounds.
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