Weather Seems To Favor Rams In Key Playoff Game
Green Bay Packers faced the Los Angeles Rams in the Western Conference showdown as Milwaukee hosts the final pre game workouts. Weather forecast called for fair skies and 20s temperatures with a freeze out at game time. Players spoke on age and experience with Nitschke and Skoronski predicting a spirited contest. The Packers prepared in Green Bay and planned to travel to Milwaukee mid afternoon.
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Granger Earns Back Of Week After 107 Yard Rally
Hoyle Granger, Houston Oilers fullback, claimed The Associated Press Back Of The Week after a 107 yard rush against San Diego. He moves into the final regular season game with 1,034 rushing yards, a Houston record, and 30 receptions for 257 yards with seven touchdowns.
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Manhattan CC Beats Hudson Valley to Open Tourney
Manhattan Community College toppled Hudson Valley 100 to 85 to hand the Vikings their first defeat in the Ulster County Christmas Basketball Tournament opening game. Jim Rivera poured in 34 points, John Nazarian added 33, and HVCC trailed by as many as 13 at halftime before a late push.
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Lamonica to Lead West All Stars in AFL Game
Daryle Lamonica the Cinderella quarterback of the Oakland Raiders will lead the West All Stars in the AFL All Star Game on January 21 in Jacksonville Cater Bowl. The West team includes top receivers Lange Abworth Al Denson Mike Garrett and Hewritt Dixon. Rich list of players forthcoming with Namath also attached and coach Lou Saban to select additional teammates.
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Chaparrals Top Colonels in Lopsided Dallas Victory
The Chaparrals dominated the Colonels 120 to 99 in a Dallas ABA game. Dallas raced ahead early and built a big lead, never trailing as they rolled to the win behind strong scoring from their lineup.
Muskies Rally To Hold ABA Lead Over New Jersey
Minnesota slipped ahead in the final period to beat New Jersey 105-94, keeping the Muskies one game in front of Pittsburgh in the Eastern Division. Mel Daniels scored 23, including an eight point burst in the second quarter. Walt Simon led all scorers with 29 with Tony Jackson adding 21 and Les Hunter 19 for Minnesota.
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Cornell Brown Triumph to Face in ECAC Final
NEW YORK AP Cornell and Brown advanced to the ECAC Holiday Hockey Festival final at Madison Square Garden. Cornell beat Clarkson 4-2 after taking a 3-0 lead, as Walt Stanowski John Hughes scored. Brown topped St. Lawrence 7-3, with Rob Walsh and Bill McSween opening a 2-0 edge before Don D Angelo tallied twice for the Larries. The Bruins then pulled away with second period goals by Devaney Small and Bennett.
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Houston Oilers May Move to Seattle if Sales Lag
Houston owner K S Adams Jr warned the Oilers could relocate to Seattle unless season ticket sales rise sharply. He estimated a 1966 loss near 300000 and expressed the team’s financial strain after seven AFL home games averaging 26447 attendance. Seattle likely to get a pro football team.
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Cambridge Scores 70-47 in League Victory
Cambridge beat Tamarac 70-47 in Washington County League action. Bloom scored 21 and Watkins 18 as the pair accounted for 39 points and led 29-4 after the first quarter. Nygard added 10 for Cambridge, while Roeck had 14 for Tamarac. Cambridge improves to 1-3 in league, 1-4 overall. Tamarac to 0-4 in league, 1-5 overall.
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Eagles Face Pay Delays Amid Financial Troubles
Washington Post reports the Philadelphia Eagles have not paid the visiting Browns and Saints their 40 percent gate shares for recent Philadelphia games, with checks of about 120,000 still due. IRS liens totaling 12,037.81 against Eagles owner Jerry Wolman and partners cited, while Browns and Saints express confidence in eventual payment.
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Browns Meet Dallas in Eastern Conference Title Bid
The Cleveland Browns arrived in San Antonio for practice amid cold, windy skies as Art Modell expressed confidence. No injuries were reported and Blanton Collier predicted a heckuva game against the Cowboys, noting Dallas’s strong defense and versatile offense. Frank Ryan wore a forearm pad but is expected to be ready for Sunday.
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Soltys Leads Silver Cue Billiards Test Night
Joe Soltys paces the Silver Cue Winter Pocket Billiards Tournament at the Silver Cue venue on Thursday nights with Bill Snyder second and Bill Klee third. Snyder posted a high run of 35, while Klee had 25 in last night’s play. Match results show Lou Minsidle 75 75 over John Guyer 54 46 and Soltys 75 75 over Nick Nlove land 55 70.
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Waterford Seeks 5th CHV League Win Tonight
Waterford will play Voorheesville aiming for its fifth consecutive Central Hudson Valley League victory in a crowded divisional schedule. Shaker travels to Niskayuna in a Suburban Council scramble, Colonie hosts Scotia, and Columbia faces Bethlehem as Mahonasen goes to Guilderland.
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Keveny Routs Berlin 94-63 in Non-league Showdown
Keveny, led by Joe Wilkinson with 22 points and Greg Gela 18, built a 22-12 first-quarter lead and rolled past visiting Berlin 94-63. Keveny’s win extends their streak to five of six. Berlin falls to 2-4. Junior varsity also won 68-33.
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Stillwater Defeats Greenwich in county league test
Stillwater rallied in the fourth period led by Dave Rochette with six points to beat Greenwich 49 45 in a Washington County League basketball game. Rochette, Bochette tied Fred Russell and Pat Carney for team scoring with 10 points. Greenwich's Jim Perkins led with 18 points. Stillwater improves to 2 2 in the league and 3 3 overall while Greenwich stands 4 1. Stillwater Jayvees won 70 48.
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HV Takes Top Spot In WCL
Hoosie Valley moved into sole first place in the Washington County League by beating host Schuylerville 72-61. HV improved to 4-0 in league play and 6-2 overall while Schuylerville fell to 0-4 in league and 0-6 overall. Led HV with Lee Kosowski 15 points and Bob Van Wert 13. Schuylerville’s Jon Salley had 20 points, Joe Nardelli 19 rebounds. Jayvee HV won 73-29.
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College Hockey Holiday Tournament Results Report
Readable fragments show early college hockey results with inconsistent team names. Brown defeated St. Lawrence 7 4 and Clarkson lost to Cornell 2. Ontario and Massachusetts losses noted, plus scattered names like Howard, Lew, Hampefire.
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Hoosick Falls defeats Salem 73 to 43 in league game
Hoosick Falls jumped to an early lead and rolled past Salem 73 43 in a Washington County League contest. Tom Starr led the Falls with 22 points, Del Wysocki added 17, while Salem’s Jerry Tourge scored 19 as Salem won the JV 42 37.
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Larkspur Sold to Japanese Syndicate in Derby Winner Sale
Larkspur the 1962 English Derby winner was sold yesterday for an estimated 240000 dollars to a Japanese syndicate. Larkspur is a son of Never Say Die, the 1954 Derby winner.
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Debbie Meyer Named Athlete of the Year in Cuba
Havana Cuba AP reports 16 year old Debbie Meyer of Sacramento California was chosen as Athlete of the Year by Prensa Latina the Cuban news agency for her world record freestyle swimming feats.
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