Packers Clinch Seventh NFL Title With 37 0 Rally
Green Bay Packers defeated the New York Giants 37 to 0 to win their seventh championship, the first home title since joining the league in 1921. Ron Kramer, Paul Hornung and Bart Starr led a high scoring, dominant victory as Hornung set a title game scoring record with 19 points.
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Champion Dakota Team To Play Texas Cowgirls
The Dakota high school 1959-60 champions will face the Texas Cowgirls tomorrow night in a Dakota Sports Boosters Club sponsored event. Returning players include Larry Hoover, Larry Fiene, Darryl Dornink, Bill Spellman, Al Niedemeier, Vaughn Zimmerman, Larry Rockey, and Dick Sharp with Jim Halverson coaching.
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Winona State Wins La Crosse Holiday Tournament Title
Winona State defeated La Crosse 55 to 42 to claim the championship in the La Crosse State Holiday Basketball Tournament. St Olaf finished third with a 77 to 71 win over Luther of Iowa.
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Monroe Cheesemakers Ready For Edgerton Clash In Badger League
Monroe Cheesemakers, 2-2 in league play, travel to face Edgerton Crimson Tide as Stoughton at Monona Grove and Jefferson at Middleton also set for Badger League action. Monroe leads in scoring and free throws while Edgerton struggles with low scoring and rebounding.
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Chargers Beat NFL to Land Alworth After Sugar Bowl
San Diego Chargers coach Al Davis signed Arkansas halfback Lance Alworth to a contract under a goal post after the Sugar Bowl, choosing the AFL over the NFL. Alworth cited growth opportunities in the AFL and became the Chargers second No 1 pick signed, following John Hadl. NFL’s top pick Ernie Davis joined the Browns after rights were traded from Washington.
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Council Bluffs Named From Native Pow Wow Site
Council Bluffs Iowa takes its name from the site where Indians held pow wow gatherings, reflecting the city’s early Native American associations and the locale’s cultural significance.
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Bloodmobile Delays Jaycee Teen Basketball Night
The Jaycee Teen Age League games are postponed as the Red Cross bloodmobile uses the junior high gym. Director Robert H. Leistikow said action will resume next Tuesday with the same schedules.
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Buckeyes Favored To Repeat In Big Ten Basketball Race
Ohio State remains the No. 1 pick to win a third straight Big Ten title as league play starts Saturday. Jerry Lucas led a 3-0 run in the Los Angeles Classic with 38 points in the 76-66 final over Southern California earning MVP honors. Wisconsin and Iowa reached title games, but both lost. Indiana faces Notre Dame in Fort Wayne as others rest.
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Art Market Captures Santa Anita Race Win
ARCADIA Calif Art Market won his second victory in four days at Santa Anita taking the $28 250 San Gabriel Handicap before 42 699 fans. He edged Grey Eagle by a nose and The Axe by a head in a mile and one eighth race run in 1 48 2 5.
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Alabama Rules Sugar Bowl. No. 1 Team Title Retained
Alabama defeated Arkansas 10-3 in New Orleans to remain the No. 1 team in the nation. Texas beat Mississippi 12-7 in Dallas, Ole Miss favored, LSU beat Colorado 25-7 in Miami, with Alabama’s defense limiting Arkansas’ offense and a late field goal by Arkansas.
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County 4-H Tree Shrub Program Sees Order Openings
The county 4 H agent announces tree and shrub orders from officials including Clarence Benkett and Richard Camp with Ray Beckman. Wisconsin Conservation Department offers trees for 4 H or FFA projects. Available species include pines spruces and shrubs like lilac and wild grape. Order blanks due by Jan 15 through voag teachers or Extension Office.
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Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association to meet in Portage
Howard Voegels secretary treasurer of the Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association says the annual meeting will be held January 3 in Portage. He notes preparations and agenda items for the gathering.
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Woodworking tools for youngsters and safety tips in projects
Tips for early woodworking emphasize age appropriate tools and safety. For toddlers a light tack hammer minimizes injury risk, while a 12 or 13 ounce curved claw hammer suits children in 4H projects and general use. Steel handles reduce head loosening hazards for safer work.
Chicago Market Report Hogs Cattle Prices Dip Across Board
Today's Markets report from Chicago shows hogs 12,000 head with butchers 25 to 50 lower, ranges for various weights from 17.00 to 17.80 per hundredweight and sow prices 12.50 to 14.75. Cattle and calves total 16,100 with slaughter steers steady to 50 higher, prime loads 28.00, bulk grades 25.25 to 28.00, cows 15.25 to 16.75, and heifers near 24.50 to 26.50 as buyers adjust to demand.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange Butter and Grain Report
Butter steady with wholesale buying prices unchanged. Grades and scores listed for AA 60, A 60, B 94 44, C 57 54. Cars 90 B 59 54, 89 C 58%. Eggs tops weak with most categories about unchanged to two cents lower. Grain: No wheat or oats sales. corn No 3 yellow 1.0642, No 4 yellow 1.03. soybeans No 1 yellow 2.48%.
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Wisconsin State Bowling Tourney Opens With Record Prizes
The 60th Wisconsin State Bowling Association tournament starts in Sheboygan January 20 drawing 2 419 teams and a prize fund of 77 289 The event runs through May 13 Secretary Howie Petran announced Record entries include 4 572 doubles 9 093 singles and 2 419 all events The all time team entry record was 3 302 set in Milwaukee in 1953.
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Beloit College Falls to Wheaton 79 69 in Illinois
Beloit College lost its fifth in seven as Wheaton College defeated them 79 to 69 on Monday night in Beloit Illinois.
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