Hornung Scores All Points As Packers Top 49ers 13 0
Paul Hornung carried Green Bay, scoring all 13 points with a 31 yard field goal a touchdown run and a conversion as the Packers defeated the San Francisco 49ers 13 0 in a rain soaked Western Division clash before 53 612 at City Stadium. Green Bay moved to 7 4 atop the division while San Francisco dropped to 6 5.
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San Fransisco
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Notre Dame
Kroll leads Coral Gables Open after third round
Ted Kroll, ex-marine from Fort Lauderdale, shot five under par 66 to reach a 202 total and a two stroke lead at the Hale Coral Gables Open after the third round. Bob Goalby, Arnold Palmer, John Barnum, and Henry Williams Jr. remained in strong contention behind a crowded leaderboard in Florida.
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Crystal River
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Tequesta
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West Caldwell
Nat
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
John Barnum
Grand Rapids
Mich
Henry Williams Sr
Fleetwood
Palmer
Barnum
Williams
Gay Brewer, Jr
Don Fairfield
Casey, Ill
Dave Ra
Gap
Orlando
Lou Worsham
Chargers Rally Past Broncos In 41 33 Win
Los Angeles scores 14 points in the fourth quarter to subdue Denver 41 33 at Memorial Coliseum. The victory puts the Chargers at 9 4 with one game left against New York, while Lionel Taylor sets a season receiving record with 88 catches for the Broncos. AFL forecasts a $2 million loss first year amid mixed financials and optimism from club owners.
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New York
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Tom Fears
Los Angeles Rams
Don Carter Leads World Bowling Finals Show
Don Carter, defending champion from St Louis, holds a near three point lead midway through the fourth annual Worlds Invitational finals. Carter, current Bowler of the Year, has 285-21 after 12 of 16 four game matches, with Bob Strampe and Steve Nagy tied for second at 222-32 as heavyweight action continues through weekend.
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Don Carter
St. Louis
Natent
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Bob Strampe
Destroit
Steve Nagy
Secone
Runnemug
Bill Golembiawski
Detroit
Strampe
Bob
Tor
Nagy
Clyde Hobbs
Cleveland
Hobbs
Chic Miss Victorius Wins Narragansett Park Purse
Roxie Gian's Chic Miss flourished as a crowd favorite and captured the $5,000 Au Re volt purse at Narragansett Park on closing day, totaling 16,701 in attendance.
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R.L
Dee
Roxie Gian
Narragansett Park
Federal cleanup urged to curb boxing crime
Senator Estes Kefauver warns boxing needs federal regulation to stop rackets tied to fighters managers and promoters. He backs a national boxing commission with licensing power and penalties, while acknowledging possible agency options. Sonny Liston testifies as hearings resume.
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Justice Department
Everett M. Dirksen
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Dirksen
Kefauger
Boxing Commission
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Ferrari Driving Team Unchanged for 1961
Modena Italy Dec 10 AP the crack Ferrari automobile team will not change drivers for 1961 The boss Enzo Ferrari said the team will compete in all races counting for world titles The drivers named are Phil Hill Ricky Ginther Wolfgang Von Trips Cliff Allison Paul Frere and Oliver Gendebien all listed with their home countries
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Italy
Ferrari
Enzo Ferrari
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
Ricky Ginther
Los Angeles
Wolfgang von Trips
Germany
Cliff Allison
Britain
Paul Frere
Oliver Gendehien
Belgium
Cable King Wins Gulf Coast Handicap at Gulf Park
Cable King, a front-running three year old owned by Marion Van Berg, won the Gulf Coast Handicap at the air grounds in New Orleans. The $10,000 purse highlighted a strong performance by the early leader in the race.
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Marion 4
van Berg
Gulf Coast
Segura and Cooper Triumph in Ipoh Malaya Tennis
Pancho Segura of Los Angeles claimed his fourth singles win by beating Andres Gimeno of Spain 6 4 6 4 as Jack Kramer’s tennis troupe wrapped a Malayan tour. Ashley Cooper of Australia defeated Alex Olmedo 7 5 6 3 in the other singles match.
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Malaya
Pancho Segura
Los Angeles
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Lhday
Jack Kramer
Ashley Cooper
Australia
Alex Olmedo
Slow Start for New Ball Clubs 1960 Opening
As 1960 spring camps begin, all eight American League teams must assemble 28 players from 40 man rosters at a cost of about 2.1 million dollars. Washington plans to open in Griffith Stadium with Mickey Vernon as manager, Ed Doherty as GM, and drafts on 25,000 dollar pitchers. Los Angeles Angels hire Fred Haney as GM and sign key players, while Dodgers’ move west prompts shared Wrigley Field use. National League considers 15 of 40 men for 1962 expansion to 10 clubs, plus farm systems. Commissioner Ford Frick helped avert league warfare amid reshuffled rosters and stadium plans.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Houston
Ford Frick
Dan Topping
Yankees
Nate Dolin
Cleveland
Baseball
Big Ten Delays Rushing On Tug Wilson
Chicago AP report says the Big Ten ended its winter meetings without a recommendation on Tug Wilson's commissioner tenure. Wilson, 65 in March, hinted he would stay if desired, while the panel postponed action to the March Champaign session. The delegation cited no immediacy and deferred the national aid to athletes rule as well.
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Marcus Plant
Michigan
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Indiana
Robert Ray
Iowa
T. Leroy Maretin
Northwestern
Wendel D. Postle
Ohio State
W. C. Freeman
Purdue
Bill Reed
Harlem Globetrotters to tour Poland next June
The Harlem Globetrotters signed a contract for a seven game baseball exhibition tour of Poland set for next June, announced today in Warsaw. The tour will feature the famed exhibition squad traveling to multiple Polish cities.
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Poland
Badgers Hold Off Marquette To Take Instate Win
Wisconsin survived a late rally to defeat Marquette 49 47 in Madison. Tom Hughbanks led with 17 points, Alwelling added 14, Ron Glaser 11. Don Kojis was bottled to eight in the intrastate clash as the Badgers closed with two late free throws.
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Warriors
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Badgers
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Alwelling
Ron Glaser
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