Packers Aim For Repeat In Super Bowl Clash With Raiders
Green Bay's Bart Starr leads the defending NFL champions against Oakland's Daryle Lamonica in a Super Bowl showdown. Predictions favor Green Bay 31 to 16, with Starr exploiting Dowler and Dale while Oakland relies on Blanda's kicking and a strong defense. Lamonica seeks big plays against a top Packers defense.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
MIAMI
Daryle Lamonica
Oakland
Bart Starr
Green Bay
Packers
Raiders
NFL
Starr
Dowler
Dale
Danny Anderson
Chuck Mercein
Lamonica
Maravich Scores 52 as LSU Tops Tulane 100 91
LSU star Pete Maravich pours in 52 points to lift LSU to a 100 91 victory over Tulane in New Orleans improving the Tigers to 9 3. The Naismith leader headlines a night of college action as Drake and Dayton win on late free throws and foul line closers.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Ron Draper
Pete Maravich
Drake
Draper
Crusaders
Wichita State
Louisiana State
Maravech
Tulane
LSU
New Orleans
Maravich
Des Moines
Iowa
A Williams
Willie McCarter
Warren Armstrong
Wichita
Ron Washington
St. Louis
Dayton
Bob Hooper
Don Way
Rich Nie
Robertson Scores 40 For Royals In win over Celtics
Robertson poured in 40 points including four late free throws as the Kansas City Royals defeated Boston 120-116. Russell led the Celtics with 34 and a 16–0 burst brief in the second period, while Beatty and Wilkens led St Louis to a 108–101 win in Baltimore.
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Russell
Celtics
Cincinnati
Robertson
Royals
Boston
Zelmos' Beatty
Len Wilkens
St. J
Louis Hawks
Bullets
Baltimore
Beatty
Wilkens
Monroe
New Jersey
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Denver
Houston
New Orleans
Anaheim
Kentucky
Oakland
Lonborg leads 1967 AL strikeout leaders with 246
Jim Lonborg of the Boston Red Sox topped the 1967 American League strikeout chart with 246. Sam McDowell of the Cleveland Indians trailed second with 236 as the season's top pitchers reached the 200 mark.
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Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
Ten Bowling Teams Collide in Weekend Scores
Results show Ten are Rolling Rocks beating Spastics by default 3 1. Qwik Shop defeated Northside Lanes 3 1. Pin Busters swept F and M Bank 4 0. Buckley & Lages and Daisy & Reds split 1 3 with Daisy & Reds winning. Mixed Nuts fell to Alley Oops 1 3, Strikers lost to Road Runners 1 3. DoNut Diner dropped to Mountain Dew 3 0. Bandits shut out Argenbrights Shoe Store 0 4.
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Rolling Rocks
Dale Spurs
Frank Riley
Qwik Shop
Ed. Doll
Northside Lanes
Bill Salyan
Pin Busters
Doug Walker
F and M Bank
Bob Baker
Buckley & Lages
Dean Allen
Daisy & Reds
Bob Hart
Mixed Nuts
Claude Ashby
Alley Oops
Emily Singhas
Strikers
Richard Palmer
Road Runners
Jerry Shrewsbury
DoNut Diner
John McCleary
Mountain Dew
Fred Hazelette
Bandits
J. C. Eastridge
Argenbrights Shoe Store
Buddy Locke
Midway League
Spastics Bandits
Argenbright’s Shoe Alley Oops
Rolling Rocks Strikers
Gutter Getters sweep four in mixed league night
Bowling results show multiple matchups with high team games and series. Don Unger leads Unpredictables while Ken Lineberg and Teresa Lee post high individual scores for their teams. The card lists standings like 4 Gals and Lazy IV split, with Moonshiners and others competing across lanes.
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Unpredictables
Don Unger
Gutter Getters
Donna Breeden
Untouchables
al Lineberg
Lucky Five
Ken Hausenfluck
Devils Angels
Kenney Lineberg
UpBeats
Felicia
Nite Owls
Lynwood DeHaveen
Moonshiners
Elwood Anderson
College Basketball Scores From East Region and Midwest Matches
East Rhode Island 81 Northeastern 66. South LSU 100 Tulane 91. So Ill 63 Ky Wesleyan 62. Georgetown Ky 79 Tennessee Wesleyan 56. Dayton 57 St Louis 56. Ohio Wesleyan 94 Adelbert 73. Drake 75 Wichita 74. Marquette 71 Wisconsin 56. Far West San Jose St 76 St Marys Cal 69. Pacific 69 UC Santa Barbara.
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Marquette
Wisconsin
Mississippi State
Delta State
New Mexico State
Colorado
Virginia
Clemson
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Rhode Island
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San Jose State
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Calif
LSU
Tulane
Ill
Wesleyan
Georgetown
Tennessee Wesleyan
Dayton
St. Louis
Ohio Wesleyan
Adelbert
Drake
Wichita
Oak
Minn
Morris
Far West
San Jose St
Cal
Pacific
UC Santa Barbara
Time Is Oakland's Worry Now
Oakland coach John Rauch frets about time to prep for Sundays Super Bowl against Green Bay as rain limited practice. Packers coach Vince Lombardi reports improved energy and plans one more full session. Wapp activated for the game. winning shares cited for players.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Boca Raton
Fla
John Rauch
Oakland
Raiders
Green Bay Packers
Rauch
Packers
Fort Lauderdale
Vince Lombardi
Capp
Green Bay
Lombardi
Bowling High Team and Set Leaders Across Lanes
Readable bowling standings list shows multiple teams awarded high team games and sets. Notable entries include Crisman Cleaners and Peoples Cleaners in multiple matchups with individual leaders such as Wally Dill and Joe Zimmerman, plus teams like Clowns and First Baptist achieving high scores and sets across divisions.
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Crisman Cleaners
Investor’s Loan
Wally Dill
Peoples Cleaners
Joe Zimmerman
Hertz
Millers Auto
Bruce Secrist
Hertz Rent A Car
First Baptist
Miller Auto Sales
Mt, Pleasant
Braddock
Meth
PGA Rule Deviations Draw Cheer From Pros
Golf professionals celebrated the PGA Executive Committee decision to allow two rule deviations. They argued the unlimited ball leaning on greens and intermittent putting would benefit early starters and counter dawn dampness effects. The U S Association had restricted cleaning for amateurs previously.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
PGA
U.S. Golf Association
Houston Astro Dome Event Mix of 1967
In 1967 Houston's Astro Dome hosted a variety of events including 87 baseball games 16 rodeo performances seven soccer games six football games five circus shows three boxing programs and an auto thrill show reflecting a busy multifaceted schedule at the venue.
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Houston
Astrodome
NCAA to Renew War on AAU After Olympics
NCAA reopens clash with the AAU following the 1968 Olympics by reinstating the certification rule for non collegiate meets. The move, approved at the New York convention, aims to safeguard NCAA athletes while warning the Kheel committee to act quickly. The association also loosens its 16 rule for freshmen across varsity sports except football and basketball.
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NCAA
AAU
Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
National Collegiate, Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Ncaa Council
U.S. Senate
Theodore Kheel
2 Kheel
Walter Byers
Byers
Kheel
Tokyo bout ends in points for Fujikura in junior middleweights
Benkei Fujikura of Tokyo outpoints Nakano Sasa zaki of Tokyo in a junior middleweight bout. In Portland Maine Gene Herrick stopped Joey Garroway of Saco Maine. In Los Angeles Bobby Murray knocked out Art Cruz of Wilmington California.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Benkei Fujikura
Nakano Sasazaki
Portland
Maine
Gene Herrick
Saco
Joey Garroway
New York
Los Angeles
Bobby Murray
San Francisco
Art Cruz
Wilmington
Calif
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Ann Kelican
Texaco
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