Packers Rally to Beat Cardinals 31 24 in Rain
Green Bay surged from behind to defeat St. Louis 31-24 as Bart Starr and Jim Dowler connected on key TD passes. Jim Hart threw two long scores for the Cardinals, Williams returned a kickoff for a fourth quarter TD, and Bakken added three field goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Traiis
Greenwich
Jim Bakken
Packers
Green Bay
Williams
Midfeld
Bakken
Anothe F Feld
Starr-to-Dowler
Herb Adderly
Elijah Pitts
Hart
Dave Williams
Don Chandler
Starr
Jim Grabowski
Roland
Cardinals
Adderty
Johnny Boland
Bakken Jhus
Carroll Dale
Dowler
Pitts
Jackie Smith
Smith
Mal It
Louis
Yoni
Chaner Ki Sil
FG Bakken
Dchantier
Rick Sil
D. Williams
Hart Bakken
Sil
Berd ‘Chandler
GE_Williams
Chan Jer
Gb—Dowler
Chanler
Cards and Red Sox share World Series money
Each St Louis Cardinal receives 8314.81 and each Boston Red Sox 5115.23 from the World Series receipts, the smallest shares in years. The payoffs reflect park size and series outcomes with 34 full cards and 31 full Sox shares, plus various half and third shares and cash awards including charity donations. The total receipts reach 2,350,607.10 plus 4.1 million from TV and radio rights, with pension funds and league shares outlined.
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NEW York
St. Louis Cardinal
Boston Red Sox
Boston Park
Los Angeles Dodgers
Red Sox
Dodgers
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Oriole
St. Louis
Jack Lamabe
New York Mets
Boston
Dennis Bennett
Mets
Elston Howard
Gary Waslewski
Toronto
Ken Harrelson
Charley Finley
Kansas City
Jimmy Fund
Ken Brett
Aweuuau
Commissioner’s
St.Louis
Shares for Red Sox Cardinals listed by Petrocelli
New York AP reports World Series shares distributed among players and staff from the St Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox. Names include Landis, Lonborg, Foy, Aparicio, Scam, and many others with varying per-person amounts from $100 to over $6,300, reflecting their roles and contributions.
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NEW York
Boston Red Sox
Mike Andrews
Darrell Brandot
Tonyi Conigliaro
Joe Foy
Caltor Jones
Bill . Louis Cardinals
Boston
Red Landis
Jim Lonborg
Dan Osinski
Rico Cox
Petrocell
Rite Ryan
Jose Santiago
Xioner Ileorge Scott
Reggie Smith
al Stange
William Eckert
George Thomas Senn Wat
Carleee
St.louis
Rzemski
Dick Williams
Jerry Adair
Eddie Bressoud
Nelson Brilts
Ton Gary Bell
Hank Fischer
Russ Gibson
al Brock
Steve Carlton
Orlando Cepeda
Lyle
Jose Tartabull
Bobby Deerr
Eddie Curt Flood
Phil Gagtiano
Bob Gibson
Popowski
al Lakeman
Sal Magic
Eddie Hoerner
Dick Hughes
al Jackson
LaRoux
Don Fitzpatrick
Larry Ja
Ken Harek
Red Schoendienst
Jack Lamabe
Jim Relson
George Smith
Cosman
Joe Schultz
Bob Milliken
Bill al Forester
Muffett
Dick Lister
Clarence Bauman
Crew
Jimmy Fund
Rainer
Maurice
Yatkeman
Jersey Five Routs Colonels 114 to 101
Dan Anderson sparked New Jersey Americans with 16 points and 17 rebounds off the bench guiding a 114 101 ABA victory over the Kentucky Colonels in Teaneck New Jersey. John Austin led New Jersey with 21 points while Walt Simon added 18 and Kentucky’s Darel Carrier had 26. New Jersey held a 72 to 47 edge in rebounds.
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Teaneck
John Austin
Anderson
Austin
New Jersey
Walt Simon
Darel Carrier
Colonels
Cotton Nash
Kentucky
Gorta Carrier
Simon
Spragns
Bayne
Tandersn
Mahaly
Meyman
Rhyne
Lloyd
Ligon
Nowell
Johnson
Harris Defeats Cassidy in Close Midweek Boxing Showdown
Philadelphia’s Gypsy Joe Harris edged Irish American Bobby Cassidy in a 10 round middleweight bout at the Philadelphia Arena. Harris rallied late to win by scores of 46-45 from Styles and Tomasco, 47-43 from Weston, with the AP calling it a 44-44 draw earlier. Harris improves to 22-0 in his career.
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Philadelphia
Gypsy Joe Harris
Bobby Cassidy
New York
Philadelphia Arena
Harris
Cassidy
Rocky Graziano
Jim Weston
Jack Styles
Pete ‘‘Omasco
Associated Press
World Boxing Association
Ring Magazine
Lye Harris
Gypsy Joe
Tomasco
Kirris
Curtis Cokes
Georgia Suspends 3 Gridders
Georgia head coach Vince Dooley suspended running back Brad Johnson safety Jake Scott and offensive tackle Wayne Byrd indefinitely for violating a weekend curfew. The 5-1 Bulldogs, preparing to face Houston, did not specify remaining suspension length or other disciplinary actions.
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Athens
Brad Johnson
Jake Scott
Wayne Byrd
Georgia
Vince Dooley
Johnson
Ailback
Bulldogs
Houston
Scott
Byrd
Deyisy
Dooley
Buccaneers Triump Over Pipers 128 to 99 in Memphis
New Orleans Buccaneers led Pittsburgh Pipers 43-21 before a blackout paused play for 1 hour 20 minutes at the Coliseum. Doug Moe scored 31 to pace the Bucs while Connie Hawkins fouled out for the Pipers as New Orleans built a 20 point cushion and held on for the win before about 400 spectators.
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Memphis, Tenn
New Orleans Buccaneers
American Basketball Association
Pittsburgh Pipers
Buccaneers
Pipers
Connie Hawkins
Pittsburgh
Hawkins
Bucs
Doug Moe
New Orleans
Pattsbergi
Harge
Moe
aVaughn
Brown
Wilms
Jones
Hogselt
Branson
Graham
Govan
Meyer
Mitchell
Teibwit
Titsbateh IK
Pittsburghy Hawkins
Local scholastic grid action centers on Troy and Watervliet
Area league race features Troy High at Catholic Central and Watervliet at Lansingburgh as title hopes remain alive. Troy seeks its first win under improved defense and will face Notre Dame rival Catholic Central while Shaker eyes Colonial Council glory, and other Saturday showdowns include Mechancials, Cohoes, and Bethlehem in a weekend of league play.
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Troy High
Catholic Central
Watervliet
Lansingburgh
Notre Dame
Crusadersee
Bishop Gibbons
Shaker
Guilderland
Bisons
Knickerbocker Field
Bethle Tom
Burgh
Hem Central
Cannoniers
Bethlehem
Colewhile
New Line
Bob Gullie
Colonial Council
Wabeaten Mechan
Ieville
Draper
Mechanics
Dick Stipano
Cohoes
Schalmont
Ballstonna
Ravena
Johnstown
Gloversville
Tamarac
Roeliff Jansen
Coxsackie
Bengals
ECAC All East Football Team Picks Highlighted Rushing Stars
Two sophomores on ECAC All East list join Fred Levinsky of Villanova and Stan Greenidge of Kia in a backfield featuring Nat Jones and Gary Cra. Jones rushed 118 yards in a 24-13 win over Rutgers, while Cramer had 139 yards in Pitt's 21-21 tie with Navy.
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NEW York
Fred Levinsky
Villanova
Stan Greenidge
Kia
Nat Jones
Gary Cra
Harvard
Mer
Pitt
ECAC
Rutgers
Jones
Cramer
Navy
Brian Dowling
Yale
Larry Csonka
Syracuse
Csonka
Areg Kontos
Brown
John Vrionis
Holy Cross
Warren Negri
Rhode Island
Bud Neswhachny
Army
Mike Luzny
Buffalo
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Bosox
Mele
Minnesota Twins
Managr Twins
Eckert
Twins
Walt
Bond
White Sox
S Diders
Jack Gallagher
Courer
Carl Ermer
William D. Eckert
San
Jersey Five
CCHS
Priday
Hoosick Rite
St. Peter's
South
Saratoga
Whitehall
Corinth
NoueLengan
Amsterdam
Gadinal McCloskey
Kingston
Sudad
Guildertan Shaker
Niskayuna
Colonie
Coltbla
Scotti
Mononasen
Bors Hills
Colanial Connell
Medialeyin Draper
Watervitet
Lansingburg
Ballston
Schligmont
Cohoes Cramers
Castleton
Harry Rich
River St
National Safety Council
New York State
Libros
Fifth Ave
Troy, N.Y
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