Rams Colts Clash Highlights Offense and Defense Shift
LOS ANGELES AP The Baltimore Colts offense leads the NFL in points with Johnny Unitas at the helm while the defense has allowed the fewest points. The Los Angeles Rams counter with a top run defense and improved ROMAN Gabriel led attack as they chase a title. The Rams, 364 points this season, trail Baltimore for the scoring crown. The Coastal Division race hinges on Sunday’s game with Green Bay awaiting the winner.
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Coaches Pick Small College All America Football Team
The AFCA announces its first ever Small College All America football team with backfield stars Greg Landry and Darwin Gonner man. Other honorees include Haven Moses John Koontz Vic Bendt and Oscar Lubke among offensive players and Rodney Verkey Tyrone Calwell Claude Humphrey Marvin Upshaw Edward Joyner Jim Ferge Bob Beers Major Hazelton Dick Farley Paul Vallerga and Robert Wilbanks on defense and specialists.
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Olson tops Lanier in opening intramural cage results
Olson led with 25 as his captain's squad defeated Lanier 56-53. Lanier had 21 points, and Olson led 44-39 after three periods. Christensen and Tibbett stood out for the victors with 14 and 16 points respectively in a multi game intramural night at MCHS.
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Pro Hockey Scores Thursday
Chicago beat Detroit 3 to 1 as St Louis tied Philadelphia 2 to 2 in Thursday's NHL results.
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Plattville Drops Pair to Yorkville
Yorkville B team defeated Plattville 41 to 61. Plattville led early but fell behind in the closing minutes as Knudson fouled out. Plattville shot 64 percent from the line while Yorkville connected on 37 percent. Wayne Penn led Yorkville with 16 points and Williams 22.
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Pistol Pete Invades Milwaukee Warmups for Classic Rounds
LSU star Pistol Pete Maravich, 6-5 sophomore and son of Press Maravich, leads the nation with a 47 point average in three games as LSU meets Wisconsin in the Milwaukee Classic first round. Other top scorers include Calvin Murphy and Elvin Hayes as teams across the country post strong showings in Bluebonnet and other early-season events.
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Cubs and White Sox Plan Four Exhibition Tilts Next Spring
The Chicago Cubs announce four spring training exhibitions with the White Sox ending a 30 game Cubs schedule. Opening April 4 in San Antonio Texas, then Evansville Indiana April 5, Milwaukee April 6, and April 7 at Wrigley Field in Chicago. The Sox also play nine AL games at Milwaukee County Stadium.
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Knights Win 5th Straight at Immaculate Conception
The Immaculate Conception School Knights beat St. Jude Joliet 39 to 24 for their fifth straight win. Larry Lutz led with 24 points while Tom Sokolinski added 7 and Bill Cheshareck 6. Next they face St. Mary Magdelene Sunday at 3 p.m. at Huf ford School gym. the ICS Squires play St. Raymond at 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Minooka defeats Marseilles 36 14 in wrestling meet
Minooka tops Marseilles 36 to 14 with eight of twelve matches won, six by pin. Denny Bogart remains unbeaten at 133 pounds after a 57 second pin, and Jack Davis also pins in 57 seconds. Minooka travels to Joliet Catholic Saturday.
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Ottawa Central Beats Papooses in Thursday Basketball
Ottawa Central defeated Center School Papooses 60 to 21 in the heavyweight game and 42 to 25 in the lightweight affair. Morris Yorkville game postponed from Dec 18 to Dec 19 at Yorkville. Leaders: heavy weights Steve Vaughn 8 and Ken Dimke 6. Morris lights Mark Brooks 13. Galway and New York scoring also noted.
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Saratoga Hawks win two at Seneca motion
The Saratoga Hawks defeated Seneca in both events at Seneca Thursday night. In lightweights the score was 38-18 and in heavyweight 46-32 with Saratoga building leads through the third period. Tom Haas led Seneca with 15 points while Dave Holman scored 13 for Saratoga and William Kennedy had 19 for Seneca.
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Yale’s Dan Reger Delivers 37 Straight XP in 44 22 Win
Yale kicker Dan Reger converted 37 consecutive extra points before missing one as Yale defeated Pennsylvania 44 to 22. The victory showcased Reger’s streak while contributing to the Elis’ win.
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College Scores Roundup From Regional Matches
East region results include Adelphia 67 over CCNY 57 and Citadel 83 over Kings Point 89. Mid Atlantic shows Delaware 98 over PMC Colleges 56 and Amherst 85 over Brandeis 83. Southwest notes Houston 41 over Delaware and Bluebonnet Classic Houston 113 over Montana State 67 with Miss State third.
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Bowling Team Dominates With High Scores At Meet
Hi-Game Ind Men B Kindelspire 235. Women J Heiden 203. Hi-Series Ind Men B Kindelspire 598. Women T Lindner 525. Hi-Game Team Kindelspire 880. Hi-Series Team Kindelspire 2493. Orgs Olson & Chapman and Wagon Wheel Inn compete. standings list multiple scores and venues.
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