Packers Thrash Chiefs in Pet Bowl Says Lombardi Chiefs Outclassed
Vince Lombardi hinted Kansas City was out of their league after Green Bay defeated the AFL titlists 35-10 at Memorial Coliseum in front of 43,038 fans. Bart Starr threw two touchdown passes to Max McGee as Jim Taylor added a scoring run.
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Beavers Roll Past Wolves for 74 57 Win in Scottsdale
Scottsdale's Beavers boost division mark to 4 4 by routing Chandler Wolves 74 57 at Scottsdale gym. Bill Markham led with 22 points seven rebounds as Scottsdale raced to a 44 28 halftime lead then pulled away in the third. Coach Ken Clinkingbeard cited strong performance after a prior tough night. JV fell 48 39 with Eddie Smith John Armstrong and Bill Nesselroad leading scoring.
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Goalby Opens San Diego Open Ahead In Cliffhanger Finish
Bob Goalby, a former PGA champion, led the San Diego Open after a dramatic start with 13,200 dollars in prize money as he finished one stroke ahead of Gay Brewer. Goalby had not won a PGA tour event in over four years, last taking the Denver Open in 1962, with the title decided in a tense final round.
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Illinois football player anchors UPI standings in Stardust Classic
In the Stardust Country Club event, Illinois football player collected 49500 in official winnings in 1966. Brewer finished second with 7020 after rounds 66 72 68 4 270 while Goalby led 68 64 68 69 269 15 under par. New Zealand's Bob Charles finished third at 273 for 4960. Al Gelberger and Dave Hill tied for fourth at 274 for 3060 each. Billy Casper led money list in 1966 with 122644, finished tied for sixth at 275 with Reif Brown Glover.
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Robinson signs for 100000 in Orioles record deal
Frank Robinson, MVP and triple crown winner, signed a contract with the Baltimore Orioles for about 100000, making him the first Orioles player to reach the six-figure figure. The 1967 season totals included a .318 average with 49 home runs and 122 RBIs.
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Arcadia Downs Casa Grande in 69-40 Basketball Victory
Arcadia shook off a slow start and outscored Casa Grande 16-6 in the third quarter to beat the Cougars 69-40. The Titans, led by Dipley with 12 points and Leesman with 10, dominated the boards 48-3 and improved to 5-4 in the league.
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Indoor track teen star tops Eastern circuit in Boston
A Mullica junior sprinter from New Jersey, famed for quick starts, led the Eastern indoor track circuit by winning the 60 yard dash in 6.3 seconds and the mile in 6.2 minutes at the Knights of Columbus meet in Boston Garden. Organizers praised his performances amid a sparse program with Canadian milers and field events featuring John Thomas and Mel Hein.
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Fifteen Nominated for Phoenix Coach of the Year
The Phoenix Press Box Association lists fifteen candidates for the Coach of the Year award to be announced at the Arizona Sports Awards Dinner on Web. 7. Five finalists will be chosen and the winner decided by member vote with the banquet also naming amateur and professional athletes of the year.
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ASU Devils suffer rough weekend in conference losses
Arizona State's basketball team endured two Western Athletic Conference defeats, 84-71 to Utah and 78-74 in overtime to Brigham Young. The Demons were outrebounded 47-18 by Utah and fouled heavily against BYU, with BYU capitalizing on 36 free throws. Sophomore Karl Luimo scored the overtime points for BYU as ASU failed to clinch a late shot.
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