Packers Tame Raiders In Super Bowl Rematch Clash
The Green Bay Packers defeated the AFL champion Oakland Raiders 33 to 14 as Daryle Lamonica and Bart Starr produced two offensive touchdowns apiece. Raiders coach Johnny Rauch praised his team despite the loss while Lamonica vowed the AFL would return stronger.
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U S Skiers Shine in Treacherous Wengen Slalom
In Wengen Switzerland American skiers Sabich and Kidd posted solid results amid rain and heat. Sabich finished eighth and Kidd tenth in the Auberhorn slalom as 42 competitors were disqualified. Nenning won the overall title.
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Blues tie Black Hawks
The Blues battled the Chicago Blackhawks to a 2-2 tie as St Louis continued its improved form while the NHL newcomers challenged established teams. The Bruins crushed Minnesota 9-2, the Maple Leafs routed Pittsburgh 7-0, and Philadelphia extended its West Division lead with a 6-3 win over Oakland.
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Riverside speed mark set by Oren Prosser in qualifying
Oren Prosser of Reseda California drove a 1957 Chevrolet stock car at Riverside Raceway to 102.639 mph in Permatex 100 qualifying, beating Jerry Titus who clocked 102.326 mph. Titus previously held the record at 99.244 mph.
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Lovelace Scores 48 Points For Carbondale In Cairo Win
In February 1958 Jay Lovelace scored 48 for Carbondale Commun ity High School in a 112 83 victory over Cairo. The article also notes Les Taylor’s 44 point 1968 effort and recalls Lovelace’s prep career with 622 points in his senior year and 1 708 in three varsity seasons.
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Will Lew Alcindor be ready for Houston clash
UCLA faces Houston in the Astrodome with a looming decision on Lew Alcindor. An eye abrasion from a recent game raised concern he might sit out while doctors assess recovery before the Saturday showdown.
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Nancy Greene Injures Ankle In Ski Fall At Training
Canadian Olympic hopeful Nancy Greene slipped during downhill training in Badgastein Austria. Coach Verne Anderson said she pulled ligaments but did not fracture her ankle after a fall into deep snow entangling with a tree and her skis.
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Pott Wins Crosby Trophy in Pebble Beach Playoff
Johnny Pott, from Broadwater Beach Mississippi, outdueled Billy Casper and Bruce Devlin in a sudden death on the 15th hole to capture the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach. He earned 16000 dollars and shared the pros title with Casper and Devlin after a four day 285 total.
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Muskies Move Up In East With 128 107 Win Over Oakland
The Muskies overtook idle Pittsburgh for first in the Eastern Division after a 128 107 home victory over Oakland as Levern Taft scored 36 for Oakland. Joe Caldwell led a Hawks surge with 26 points to stretch the NBA Western lead, while St Louis beat Chicago 99 92 and Cleveland announced four-man contract pledges.
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