Bowl Clash Fueled by Hard Practice and Pride
Green Bay Packers and St Louis Cardinals trim holiday excess with two hour workouts in Miami as they prepare for a Sunday playoff Bowl. Lombardi and Lemm stress urgency with Packers favored to beat the Cards, while both aim to prove against Browns and maintain season momentum.
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Green Bay Packers
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Vince Lombardi
St. Louis
Wally Lemm
Lemm
Lombardi
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Baltimore Colts
Cards
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Colts
Paul Hornung
Jim Taylor
Bart Starr
New Orleans
McNeese Caps Holiday Tourney With 64 61 Win
McNeese State erased a four point deficit in the second half to defeat Southeastern Oklahoma 64 61 and win its Holiday Tournament. Clyde Briley left the floor with an injury after 24 first half points, and Louisiana College topped MacMurray 85 79 in the consolation. Reese led Louisiana College with 31 points.
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Clyde Briley
McNeese State
Southeastern Oklahoma
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MacMurray College of Illinois
Briley
Southeastern
Rickey Reese
McNeese
Southern Oklahoma Louisiana College
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Spears
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Mc Knight
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Watkins
Wilmone Serkhil Spears
Hensiey
Musmueschke
Barer
Bates
Dolph
McCain
Thompson
Paul
Eagles name Jim Gallagher permanent PR director
Jim Gallagher at 35 has been the interim public relations director for the Philadelphia Eagles since September and was assigned to the post permanently on Tuesday.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Jimmy Gallager
Philadelphia Eagles
Predictions Call For Upsets In Bowl Battles
UPI previews five New Year bowl games with upsets foreseen. Texas to beat Alabama 10 7 in the Orange Bowl. Nebraska 24 Arkansas 21 in the Cotton Bowl. Syracuse 20 LSU in the Sugar Bowl. Michigan 30 Oregon State 14 in the Rose Bowl. Oklahoma 14 Florida State 7 in the Gator Bowl.
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UPI
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Alabama
Miami
Fla
Crimson Tide
Longhorns
Nebraska
Arkansas
Dallas
Tex
Oklahoma
Syracuse
Louisiana State
New Orleans
Orange
Tigers
Jim Nance
Soph
Floyd Little
Michigan
Oregon State
Pasadena
Calif
Wolverines
Northwestern
Indiana
Bob Timberlake
Florida State
Jacksonville
Jim Grisham
Lance Rentzel
Sooners
Shocked Wichita Falls to St Josephs in Quaker City Tourney Final
Wichita State, ranked second, fell 77 69 to 10th ranked St Josephs Pa in the Quaker City tournament final. Dave Stallworth led Wichita with 24 points while Billy Oakes added 21 for St Josephs and Marty Ford 27. Indiana beat Memphis State 91 68 and Miami downed Maryland 80 73 in other holiday classics as Wichita State ends their long winning run.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Gary Thompson
Philadelphia
Ben Franklin
Thompson
Wheatshockers
St. Joseph’s
Quaker City
Midwest
John Stevens
Jim Lennon
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LaSalle
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Sugar Bowl track meet yields multiple droughts at New Orleans
Southern University sprinter Theron Lewis named outstanding performer at the Sugar Bowl meet in New Orleans. Lewis ran 46.9 in the 400 meters, while Richard Stebbins won the 100 meters in 10.5 seconds. John Damien won the 5000 meters in 13:30 after an official error shortened the race. Oklahoma State set a 1600 meter relay meet record with 3:12.0.
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Southern
James McLatchie
Ed Schneider
Missouri
Mickey Miller
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Bill Cornell
Jim Ewing
Howard Payne
Ed A
Missouri State
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Grambling
Fountain
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John Damien
Kansas State Teachers
Eddie Watt
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la. State
Bill Silverberg
Kansas
Larry Lind
John Perry
John Winningham
Dave Perry
Namath's Record Signing Offer Rocks Pro Football
Alabama quarterback Joe Namath reportedly received a 389000 dollar package from the New York Jets as the AFL and NFL wage bidding war heats up. Tulsa’s Jerry Rhome signed with Dallas, Georgia’s Jim Wilson drew dual offers, and Wake Forest’s Brian Piccolo joined Chicago as the free agent pick.
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Associated Press
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Jerry Rhome
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Jim Wilson
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Larry Elkins
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Gale Sayers
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National Football League
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Sullivan
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Brian Piccolo
Chicago Bears
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Southern Wins Easy as Hayes Stars in New Orleans
In New Orleans the Southern University team defeated Dillard 85-59 led by Ron Hayes with 39 points. Grambling edged Florida A&M 81-79 in the consolation game as Willie Collier scored 31 for Florida A&M and James Jones led Grambling with 27. Bob Kuzava signs on as Milwaukee scout for 1965.
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Willie Collier
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Bob Love
Maribert Pradd
SQUADS ANNOUNCED Cannon To Play In AFL Classic
Promoters of the American Football League announced that Billy Cannon, former LSU star and current Oakland Raider, will play for the Western division in the AFL all star game to be held in New Orleans.
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UPI
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West Monroe Boys Club Basketball Scores Sit Tuesday Night
The West Monroe Boys Club league saw four games with Celtics edging 76ers 16 15 led by Claude Williams seven and Jimmy Powell six points. Hawks beat Knicks 19 9 as Randy Boultenhouse scored eight and Bobby Wiggins seven. Royals tops Warriors with Randy Jackson scoring 12. Pistons fall to Lakers 29 26 despite Mike Creighton 24 points. Also notes Billy Cannon’s status for an all star game and several NFL draft era rosters.
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Lakers
Buddy Fisher
Sugar Bowl final showdown pits Vanderbilt Louisville
Vanderbilt seeks a fourth straight SEC crown as it meets Louisville in New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl title. Both teams showed flaws yet delivered sharp shooting from late free throws and key players like Skinner Malaise and Grace, while Louisville edged Texas Tech 83 73 and Georgia Tech faced late collapse.
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