Packers Clinch Sectional Title and Eye NFL Clash
The Green Bay Packers defeated the Los Angeles Rams to capture the sectional playoff title and advance to face the Dallas Cowboys at Lambeau Field for the NFL championship. The winner advances to meet the AFL champion in the Miami Super Bowl.
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Frauchiger Leads With 581 At Turner Hall Bowling
LeRoy Frauchiger rolled a 581 series in the Nite Hawk league at Turner Hall to top a night of bowling among four leagues. Walt Buholzer followed with 572, and multiple players posted 570s including Fran Schott Dick Bahr and Russell Myers in Tuesday Nite Sr. Also noted were high games by Al Bauman and others across leagues. Marquette to play Honolulu Rainbow Classic opens tonight pitting Marquette vs Ohio State with other JC matches listed.
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Packers Victory Costs County Stadium $2500
Milwaukee Park officials estimate the Packers victory over the Rams at County Stadium cost the county more than 2500. If the Packers had lost fans might not have stolen the costly field equipment and band microphones. Stadium officials said they were taking inventory on Tuesday.
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New Glarus Wins Two Dual Meets In Wrestling
New Glarus defeated Brodhead 29 17 and Cambridge 30 23 in two dual meets. Sherven pinned Condon and Ruegsegger pinned Saunders, while Knobel and Ruegsegger posted several falls for NG with notable wins by Willi Kernan and others. Cam matchup included forfeits and pins as NG extended its winning record.
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Packers in Good Shape for Cowboys Title Game
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi said the Packers are in good physical condition for the NFL championship against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. Three players had minor injuries after beating the Rams 28 7 for the Western Conference title Bart Starr Bob Jeter and Ken Bowman were hurt but are okay now. Lombardi noted the team practiced in cold conditions at Lambeau Field with a heated turf system. Ohio State faces Minnesota in the first Big Ten hockey tournament game Thursday night.
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Geese Route North Fall Flight Contrasted by Spring Roosts
Wild geese migrate south along a general route but pause at different locations depending on crops. Long Island proves the point with fall scarcity in potato country and spring abundance in rye fields drawing thousands in March and April. The piece also promotes Martin's Sport and Hobby Shop in Monroe offering firearms and fishing gear.
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