Packers Retain NFL Title By Topping Giants
JACK CUDDY reports Uncle Sam will return about $1 million in a fight tax settlement to Championship Sports Inc. CSI aims to set a date and site for a return match after government freezes tied to the Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson fight. The Internal Revenue Service will release all but $400,000 as tax liability is determined by the courts.
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Jack Cuddy
UPI
New York
Sam
Championship Sports, Inc
Tom Bolan
Bolan
CSI
Sonny _Liston
Chicago
CSI and Associates
Washington
Internal Revenue
Mortimer M. Caplin
Boley Dies at 64 Former A's shortstop remembered in baseball notes
Joe Boley, 64, longtime member of Connie Mack era A's infield, died Sunday at Locust Mountain State Hospital. A native of Mahanoy City, he played for the Orioles in 1927 before joining the Athletics for 1929 30 success. Funeral and burial set for Wednesday.
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Mahanoy City
UPI
Joe Boley
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Locust Mountain State Hospital
Boley
Baltimore Orioles
Mack
Jimmy Foxx
Max Bishop
Jimmy Dykes
Bishop
Cleveland
A's
Kansas City
Florida Gators topple Penn State in Gator Bowl 17 7
Florida's defense stymied Penn State as two interceptions and three Nittany Lion fumbles led to scores. Pete Liske passed for modest yardage, while Roger Koch was bottled up and Penn State added only a late keeper from Liske for a 7 point drive. Engle noted television misfortune and praised Ray Graves.
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Patrick Harden
Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Florida
Penn State
Rip Engle
Gators
Gator
Duke
Ray Graves
Roger Kochman
Dave Robinson
Nittany Lions
Pete Liske
Liske
Engle
East and West Shine in Shrine Game Rematch
In San Francisco the East beat the West 25-19 in the Shrine game return. Daryle LaMonica of Notre Dame starred with three first half TD passes and a Shrine record 349 passing yards, while Larry Ferguson of Iowa scored the only rushing TD.
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San Francisco
UPI
Daryle LaMonica
Notre Dame
Larry Ferguson
Iowa
LaMonica
Sonny Gibbs
Texas Christian
William Coffman
Hugh Campbell
Washington State
E. Jack Spaulding
Eagle Attacks Volkswagen in Wild West Standoff
Two rabbit hunters Jim McNeil and Kent Flemins near Melrose New Mexico reported a six foot wingspan eagle dive at their Volkswagen. The bird shattered the windshield as the hunters fled the car and later killed the eagle with a rifle. both men required medical care for injuries.
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Melrose
N. M
UPI
Jim McNeil
Clovis
Kent Flemins
Mountainair
McNeil
Flemins
Rabbit Country
College Bowl Results From UPI Report
Florida defeats Penn State 17 to 7 in the Gator Bowl at Jacksonville. Blue defeats Gray 10 to 6 in the Blue Gray Classic at Montgomery. East tops West 25 to 19 in the Shrine Game at San Francisco. Small School All-Stars beat Major School All-Stars 14 to 13 in Tucson.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Penn State
Montgomery
Ala
Blue
San Francisco
Tucson
Ariz
Handicap Loop Start Strong In Wednesday League Tie
Harry's Men's Shop and Beckley Manufacturing No 2 led the first half of the second half at Sky Lanes with three wins each, tying for first. Beaver Service Station Oakwood Auto and BFC Manufacturing tied for second with two wins and one toss. multiple teams posted two-game sweeps and high games.
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Harry’s Men's Shop
Beckley Manufacturing No. 2
Sky Lanes
Beaver Service Station
Oakwood Auto
BFC Manufacturing
Atkinson
Stephen George
Jim Allen
Lucas General Tire
Greenbrier Dairy
Charlie Richmond
Jack Hiles
Auto Boys
Oakwood
John
Amoco
Tom Radford
Ira Richmond
BFC
Beckley Manufacturing
Joe Zebrosky
Aiden Wilson
Mike Gunerino
Ernie Allenbaugh
Bowling night highlights and top scorers across leagues
Don Gas Fuel beat Perdue Transfer and Williams Funeral Home won over Wilcox Manufacturing. High series went to Walton Cook 553 and high game to Sterling Lewis 216. Gray Lumber's Ronnie Lusk had 484, Bob Doolittle 192-509 led Buickmen, John Richmond 503 for Gazette. Grat Shumate top for Eastern Gas & Fuel at 202-510. Ladies Handicap League at Sky Lanes saw Babe Lester 178-490 lead to two-game win over Coal City Supermarket. Rita Farmer 182-477 led Supergirls. Blanche Lilly rolled 213 in second line to finish 555. Thelma Thompson 453, Margie Hunter 404 for Bye Five. Rose & Quesenberry sweeping, Elen Campbell 414 high for her line, Mary Lou Merrylees 385 for Funeral Home. Betty Powers 448 and Margaret Ford 423 boosted Host Restaurant two wins. Shrewsbury 439 led Beauty Shop with Becky Tate 427 and Betty Tate 413.
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Walton Cook
Williams Funeral Home
Sterling Lewis
Gray Lumber
Ronnie Lusk
Bob Doolittle
Buickmen
John Richmond
Gazette Boys
Eastern Gas &Fuel
Sky Lanes
Babe Lester
Coal City
Rita Farmer
John W. Eye
Sparks T. V
T. V
Blanche Lilly
Thelma Thompson
Margie Hunter
Rose & Quesenberry
Elen Campbell
Funeral Home
Montgomery Ward
Mary Lou Merrylees
Mabel's Beauty Shop
Betty Powers
Margaret Ford
Powers
Ford
Helen Weaner
Shrewsbury
Becky Tate
Betty Tate
Don Phillips
Green Bay Crowned NFL Champions With 16-7 Win
Green Bay Packers defend their title by defeating the New York Giants 16-7 at Yankee Stadium in 17 degree wind. Jerry Kramer kicked three field goals, Jim Taylor scored a 7 yard TD, Ray Nitschke earned the Sport magazine MVP Corvette for standout play. Giants struggled in the wind and failed to capitalize on passing for a touch down.
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Giants
Paul Hornung
Green Bay
Packers
Jerry Kramer
Hornung
Jim Taylor
Yankee Stadium
Kramer
Y. A. Tittle
Sam Huff
Lombardi
Tittle
Wins Auto
Taylor
Ray Nitschke
Sport Magazine
Nitschke
New York
Huff
No Humiliation In Defeat Sherman
New York Giants coach Allie Sherman called the 1965 loss to Green Bay vindication, insisting it was no humiliation after a second straight defeat. The Packers led 10-0 at halftime and 13-7 after a late fumble recovery, with J Kramer kicking three field goals and several pivotal plays shaping the 23-14 final.
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NEW York
UPI
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Sherman
National Football Championship Financial Figures Released
New York reports the NFL title game financials with paid attendance at 64,892 and gross receipts of 1,243,110. Taxes and rental totaled 157,573 while game operating costs were 68,937. Player pools totaled 670,?. winning players 270,874 and losing players 180,582 with individual shares 5,888 and 4,166 respectively. Sectional second-place clubs pool 50,161. TV radio money of 300,000 funds the Bert Bell Player Benefit Plan.
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New York
UPI
Bert Bell
Taylor Let Running Do Talking In Tilt
New York Giants piled on Jim Taylor but the Green Bay Packers fullback answered with his best ground game. He described taking a brutal beating and verbal taunts yet saying he never rattled, letting his running do the talking and driving through for gains.
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Taylor
NEW York
UPI
Jim Taylor
New York Giants
Green Bay
National Football League
Steelers Schedule Drill for Runner-Up Bowl Prep
In Miami Beach Florida the Steelers held a second workout at Flamingo Park as they prepare for Sundays Runner-Up Bowl against the Detroit Tigers in Miami Orange Bowl. Coach Buddy Parker says the team can beat the Lions if they keep getting breaks seen in late regular season games. Detroit has won the prior two Runner-Up Bowls, beating Cleveland and Philadelphia, while Pittsburgh seeks third place in the league.
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Fla
UPI
Pittsburgh Steelers
Flamingo Park
Detroit Tigers
Miami
Buddy Parker
Giants
Parker
Steelers
Lions
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Gol f Hall of Famer Gene Sarazen Wins Gold Tee Award
Gene Sarazen of Germantown New York a member of Golf's Hall of Fame has been named winner of the annual Gold Tee Award for outstanding contributions to the game over the years. The award is presented by the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association.
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Golf Award
New York
UPI
Gene Sarazen
Germantown
N.Y
Golf
Hall of Fame
Metropolitan Golf Writers Association
Three Tourney Champs In Action Tonight
Loyola of Chicago Arizona State and Illinois headline New Year’s Eve showdowns after recent tournament wins. Loyola meets Dayton 49 hours after All-College title. Arizona State faces Denver. Illinois battles Notre Dame following Holiday Festival triumphs. Other champs UCLA Kansas Oregon State William and Mary St Josephs DePaul also profiled.
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Illinois
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Oklahoma City
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Ohio State
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Brigham Young
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St. Louis
Les Hunter
Wyoming
Ramblers
Flynn Robinson
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Bill Small
Illini
Small
Barry Kramer
New York University
St. Bonaventure
Sun Devils
Canisius
Art Becker
Joe Caldwell
UCLA
Kansas
Oregon State
William and Mary
St. Joseph’s of
Philadelphia
DePaul
West Leads Lakers Past Pistons Despite Flu Battle
Los Angeles star Jerry West battled flu and a 102 degree fever yet returned in the fourth quarter to score 17 points and lift the Lakers to a 135-130 win over Detroit. The result kept L A atop the Western Division standings over St Louis.
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United Press International
Los Angeles Laker
Jerry West
West
Lakers
Hula Bowl participants arrive in Honolulu for classic
Thirty six Hula Bowl players plus coaches Rip Engle and Bill Barnes reached Honolulu to prep for the 16th annual game set January 6 at Honolulu Stadium. Engle leads the North All Stars while Barnes and UCLA aide Johnny Johnson coach the South. Penn State’s Dave Robinson and Roger Kochman also arrived from San Francisco.
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Honolulu
UPI
Oldest Maine forest fire lookout still in operation
The oldest fire lookout in Maine remains active on Squaw Mountain, dating back to 1905. The station’s long service marks a historic grid in state wildfire surveillance.
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Maine
Squaw Mountain
Harada Confident In Title Defense In Bangkok Return
Tokyo based world flyweight champion Fighting Harada expresses confidence in defending his title against Pone Kingpetch in Bangkok on Jan 12. Manager Takeshi Sasazaki notes Harada, 19, is in peak form after rigorous prep at Shimoda and plans seven to eight Bangkok sparring rounds before the bout.
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Tokyo
UPI
Harada
Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Bangkok
Takeshi Sasazaki
Sasazaki
Yoshio Himura
Kingpetch
Pone
Shimoda
Pune
Penn State All-Americans sign pro football contracts
End Dave Robinson and half back Roger Kochman both All-America players join professional teams after the Gator Bowl loss to Florida. Tackle Chuck Sieminski signs with the San Francisco 49ers as another Nittany Lion going pro.
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Fla
Penn State
Buffalo Bills
Sieminski
NFL
San Francisco Forty Niners
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