Weekend Scores From rough OCR Sports Roundup
Brooklyn to Green Bay and across leagues the results show varied football and basketball outcomes with scores featuring renalls green bay los angeles cleveland new york san francisco baltimore detroit chicago st louis pittsburgh philadelphia washington houston new york buffalo boston oakland denver texas los angeles dallas and denver among others in a cluttered recap of games and standings from the weekend.
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Tom Wilson
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Paul Winslow
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Packers Ride to Western Crown Behind Starr’s Arm
Green Bay, the smallest NFL city, clinched the Western Conference title for the first time since 1944 by beating the Los Angeles Rams 35-21. Bart Starr passed effectively as the Packers improved to 8-4 and earned a rematch with Philadelphia in the league championship. The victory dethroned Baltimore’s defending champs and capped a remarkable turnaround under coach Vince Lombardi.
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Ohio State And Bradley Face Tests This Week
Ohio State and Bradley, both 1-2 in the MVC, seek key tests as Bradley eyes a rematch with Cincinnati amid past title near-misses. Ohio State will face Loyola of Chicago after a 93-62 win over Wichita while Detroit beat Nebraska 71-62.
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Cyclone Hoops Clash Looms with Undefeated Rosedale
Ottawa High prepares for a tough road game as they face undefeated Rosedale, carrying three wins and one loss this season. Rosedale won two straight by narrow margins, beating Lawrence 48-46 and edging Summer in overtime. Ottawa edged Leavenworth 42-39 while star forward Watkins, a 6 foot 0 senior, leads the Cyclones alongside Jamison and Bradley in a bid to halt the opponent’s 12-game streak.
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Colorado and K-State Loom As Big 8 Powers
The front line of Colorado led by Wilky Gilmore Roger Voss and Ken Charlton fuels a 7-0 start. Kansas State stars Larry Comley Ced Price and Mike Wroblewski powered wins over North Carolina and Michigan State. Big Eight games and a busy schedule loom as the season advances with Kansas, Oklahoma State, and Missouri in pursuit.
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Larry Comley
Ced Price
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Redskins Coach Gets The Boot
Washington fires head coach Mike Nixon as the Redskins end a troubled era. Assistant Bill McPeak likely to succeed him after a season that saw the team struggle through a 38 28 loss to the Eagles and a series of disappointing results.
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Cleveland
Holiday Lun Comes Early In Kansas Schools
A light Kansas college basketball week features six games as six teams pause for Christmas. McPherson leads with a three-game Nebraska swing. Emporia State hosts Prairie View A&M. Bethany visits Fort Hays. Southwestern meets Baker. Kansas Wesleyan beats Friends. The weekend also marks a shift as College of Emporia loses to Rockhurst, dropping into a three-way KC lead alongside Southwestern and Ottawa.
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Crow: Cardinal blocking fuels 203 rushing yards and record
St Louis Cardinal back John David Crow lauded for line play after ripping Pittsburgh for 203 yards in a 98 7 victory. Crow, 216 pounds and Texas A and M alum, set club records with 1 071 total yards this season and 11 touchdowns. he also contributed as receiver and passer. Coach Pop Ivy praised his inside outside power and receiving and running halfback pass.
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Penn State Routs Oregon In Liberty Bowl 41-12
Rip Engle followed pro coach Paul Brown as Penn State built a 14-6 lead by halftime and pulled away in the final period. Dick Hoak starred, scoring two touchdowns, throwing for another, and earning MVP honors after two interceptions set up Lion scores.
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College Basketball Scores Duel Mixes Eccentric Results
Scattered box scores show Karnage beating 4 and Michigan beating 13 in rough formatting with teams such as Marquette Detroit Nebraska Wisconsin Drake Dayton Iowa Washington BC Wyoming South Carolina Kansas Oklahoma State Wichita Colorado Creighton Oklahoma State and Lamar Tech MW appears. Key outcomes include Kansas 70 vs 93 Oklahoma State and Wichita 82 over Colorado.
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Greeley Loses To Westphalia In Tight Bout
Westphalia shot 44 percent and edged Greeley 67 65. Westphalia led 20 16 after one, 44 40 at halftime, and 61 52 after three. Thompson led Westphalia with 18, Donohue topped Greeley with 16 as both squads move to 3 1 records. Greeley won the B team contest 58 50.
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Browns Rally Past Sc Team in High-Scoring Win
In a dramatic basement game the Browns surged to a 48-34 victory as Brown rushed for 110 yards. No injuries were reported and fans watched the decisive scoring surge in the stadium.
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Missouri Tigers Ready for Orange Bowl Trip
The Missouri football squad, after a short home practice, heads to St. Louis on December 26 for a flight to Miami to face Navy in the Orange Bowl on January 2. Coach Dan Devine used favorable weather for passing and punting drills with limited outside sessions due to earlier cold and snow.
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Ottawa Bowl Telexes Contact Details
Ottawa Bowl at 41814 N Main lists phone CH 29741. The entry also shows stamp-like numbers 126 INK DOT 360 16 159 and the name Abi appears in the margins.
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Wilt Gets Hot As Warriors Win
Philadelphia Warriors overcame a slow start to beat the Cincinnati Royals 128-112 in Cincinnati. Wilt Chamberlain scored 32 points with 38 rebounds, a Garden record, while Guy Rodgers added 20 points. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 31 points. The Hawks won the other game.
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Charges And Oilers Will Play For Title
The Los Angeles Chargers and Houston Oilers will meet for the American Football League title on Jan 1 in a rubber game. Houston, having clinched the Eastern Division, previously beat Los Angeles 38-28 while the Chargers won 24-21 earlier. Kemp threw three TD passes for the Chargers and Ben Agajanian contributed with field goals and conversions to lead the scoring.
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Hawks Edge Nationals Behind Pettit Free Throws
Bob Pettit made two free throws in the final 26 seconds to lift the Hawks 104-103 over the Syracuse Nationals. Pettit scored 26 points and Cliff Hagan added 20 as Atlanta extended its lead in the Western Division race.
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