Bears Make NFL Havoc in Western Shuffle
The Chicago Bears won their fourth straight to reach 8-4 and ignite a tight West race. They shut out the Baltimore Colts 13-0 as two 250-pound tackles tore Johnny Unitas’s knee, ending his season and turning the division chase into a showdown with Green Bay next week.
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Aloe Vera touted for healing burns and home use
An article notes Aloe vera native remedies known since ancient Greece, its juice relieves burns and cuts, heals faster, with an Aloe Creme available in drugstores. It suggests growing indoors or purchasing plants from a greenhouse, plus an offer to provide sourcing if needed.
Unitas Rests As Colts Lose to Bears in Week 15
Johnny Unitas remained hospitalized after surgery with a worn medial ligament sidelining him for the rest of the regular season. Chicago Bears defeated Baltimore 13 0 as Green Bay moved within a half game of the Colts, who may face Cleveland in the title game if they reach the playoffs.
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Weekend Fights Manilla Upholds Title In Close Decisions
Flash Elorde 130 pounds of the Philippines outpointed Suk Kang Illto 129% from South Korea to retain the world junior lightweight crown. In Marseille Pierre Vetroff 123 pounds of Paris outpointed Risto Lukkonen 125% of Finland.
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Fieldhouse Four unbeaten in Indiana high school hoops
Gary Roosevelt remains the lone survivor from last March’s Fieldhouse Four as Indiana high school basketball nears midseason. 27 major boys clubs fell from the rankings over the weekend, including defending state champ Washington and runner-up North. Washington lost to South Bend Central 78 71 at Hinkle Fieldhouse, with Wade Fuller and Leon Davis combining for 50 points. Several small-town teams began 7 0, notably Cloverdale and Ossian, while leaders include Garrett, Washington, and South Bend Washington. Four game winners span Munice Burris Kokomo Richmond and others. multiple three game winners include Jeffersonville Evansville Harrison New Albany Fort Wayne Central and Gary Roosevelt. Several others like Sullivan Terre Haute Wiley Memorial North and Reitz and Wood in Evansville show continued momentum as Clinton opened with a 65 53 win over Terre Haute State.
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Clemente Named NL Batting Champion For 1965
Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh crowned the National League batting champion for the second straight year and third time in 11 years, after a .329 average in 1965. Hank Aaron finished runner-up at .318, with Willie Mays leading in home runs and total bases. Other leaders included Deron Johnson in runs batted in and Maury Wills in stolen bases.
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Jets Sign Okie Star Carl McAdams in AFL-NFL talent tug of war
Jets owner Sonny Werblin lands Oklahoma linebacker Carl McAdams, the No. 3 AFL pick and a first-round Cardinals choice, marking another AFL upset over the NFL in luring top talent. The move follows prior signings and drafts showing continued cross-league talent shifts among Namath's era prospects.
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Celtics Struggle Amid Injuries In Roys Victory
Boston stars Bill Russell and Sam Jones deal with a pulled hamstring and a bad knee while Woody Lauldsberry fights chicken pox as Cincinnati Royals led by Oscar Robertson win 108 99 at Sunday night. The St Louis Hawks beat the San Francisco Warriors 113 99 in Omaha in the other game.
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