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1ft Jan. 14, 1967- Paterson News Susier low! iuel Favorites Ovm Chiefs in Packers the Packers was named the most valuable player in the NFL while Len Dawson was the LOS ANGELES (UPI) The 2 regular season record while Green Bay Packers and Kansas Kansas City wrs 11-2-1. In their City Chiefs concluded their final championship games, the Pack-full workouts Friday for the ers downed the Dallas Cowboys showdown meeting, of the 34-27 while the Chiefs defeated American and National Football the Buffalo Bills 31:7. League champions Sunday in Both teams featured outstand-the Super Bowl for the world Ing quarterbacks. Bart Starr of outstanding quarterback in the AFL.

Both clubs have great receivers Starr's targets include Carroll Dale, Marv Fleming, championship of pro football. Following Friday's drill, I TV? a. I Ilk- IF rv- fa in ii ii -n n-f Boyd Dowler and Max McGee while Dawson throws to Fred Arbanas, Otis Taylor, Chris Burford, Reg Carolan and all of his backs. The rushing power of Green Bay's Jim Taylor and Elijah Pitts has given the Packers great ground-gaining ability but rookie Mike Garrett, Curtis McGlint6h and Bert Coan gave Kansas City explosive running. Ball Control Edge Most observers gave the Packers ai.

edge in poise and the ability to control the ball. Although Green Bay likes to move on the -ground, Starr is a master passer who has thrown only three interceptions all season. Kansas City has more of a razzle-dazzle offense and Stram said he might throw 10 or 12 different formations at the Packers. Dawson passes from a moving pocket that shifts either to right or left and permits him to run if his receivers are covered. Although the championship was the big thing, the rewards for the participating players was rich with members of the winning team receiving $15,000 each and the loser $7,500.

To form such a pot, the television rights were sold for $2 million with both NBC and CBS carrying the game outside of Los Angeles to an estimated combined audience of 60 million on a hemispheric basis over nearly 500 television stations. rl y-'y Coach Vince Lombardi brought his NFL champion Packers South after five days of practice at Santa Barbara during which the stern Green Bay taskmaster honed his team's edge to championship sharpness. Coach Hank Stram's Chiefs remained at their Long Beach training camp while awaiting Sunday's 1 p.m. kickoff in Memorial Coliseum that will climax the long uphill climb of the American Football League for recognition from the senior circuit. But still remaining to be proved is whether the junior circuit can meet the champion of the older league on even terms.

The Chiefs feel that they can but the oddsmakers say not. Green Bay was favored by anywhere from 12 to 14 points to defeat its younger rivals although most experts said that the Chiefs 'Were the best team to emerge since the AFL was founded in 1960. There was little to pick between the two teams so far as seasonal records were concerned. Green Bay had a 12- COOL HEADED Green Bay's Bart Starr (15) cocks his arm for pass during NFL title game against Dallas. Teammate Fred Thurston blocks Cowboys' Bob Lilly (74).

Starr makes the Packers move. A SCRAMBLER With a Miami player hanging on his leg, Kansas City quarterback Len Dawson (16) goes scrambling ai he tries to spot receiver during game. The NFL castoff seeks revenge in the Super Bowl. ELIJAH PITTS Packers' Threat MIKE GARRETT Chief Ball-Carrier Cues Golf, Basketball and Bowling on TV Today, Super BovI Clash Sunday Alcindor Leads UCLA To 11th Straight Win By VITO STELL1NO UPI Sports Writer This is the week everything is super in Los An bq BOB CUgLEy Writers to HonorBerra NEW YORK (UPI) -New York Met Coach Yogi Berra today was named winner of the William J. Slocum Memorial Award for "long and meritorious service to baseball" by the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers' Association of America.

Berra, an All-Star catcher, for 17 years with the Yankees and Next weekend both leagues NEW YORK (UPI)-A funny will stage their All-Star games, the AFL on Saturday and the NFL on Sunday. thing will happen Saturday when football fans sit down in front of their TV sets to watch geles and Lew Alcindor is no exception Alcindor Stars Again After Jan. 22. the football ad a game. With the nation's attention missing the humor in the situation because they're involved in another one of their ratings battles you know, that's when they ask 1,000 people which channel they watch and somehow project it into the choice of millions.

Battle for Ratings CBS traditionally wins the pro dicts may start talking to their Other Sports Today While they switch their dials. wives on weekends again. ternational ratings were in action. Fourth-ranked New Mexico, which can't seem to win in Laramie, Wyoming, was upset by Wyoming, 86-76 but ninth- centered on the Super Bowl in the Los Angeles Coliseum Sunday. Alcindor gave another ex- But they'll take consolation their pennant winning manager in knowing it's less tnan six they'll find such sports as golf, basketball and bowling on the tube.

months to the opening of train the country's super collegiate ranked Princeton naa no itoudib clobbering Ivy League fpeQ ing camps next summer for the football ratings battles on Sun But would you believe there in 1964, will be honored at the chapter's annual and show, Sunday, Jan. 29. At the same affair Baltimore's Frank Robinson will receive the Sid basketball player with another brilliant showing at Pauley Harvard, 90-46. 1967 season. That eives them lust enoueh California, which hit 65 per will not be a single football game on TV Saturday? This startling turn of events will probably snock the nation's cent of its shots in the first half The 7-foot-l sophomore was time to get a new picture tube for next fall.

Mercer Memorial Award as brilliant down the stretch when player of the year, against UCLA, trailed the Bruins by just a 45-42 margin at football addicts who are convinced televised football is he turned a nip-and-tuck game During hi.c playing days, Yogi halftime. compiled a .285 batting average guaranteed every weekend in the Constitution remember, Russ Critchfield and Charlie News1 Panel Digs Those Packers and was named the American League's Most Valuable Player Perkins had excellent nights for life, liberty and the pursuit Of the Bears as they made three times: Iron Man" Lou watching football on TV? contest by teaming for 47 points, Gehrig was the only Yankee to Some of the confirmed addicts If the Kansas City Chiefs up appear in more games, surpass most of them on long outside jumpers. Critchfield scored 25 ing Berra's 2,116 games by 48. have probably forgotten what they did on Saturdays that didn't include any football set the Green Bay Packers in and Perkins zi tor tne Bears wiin uamorma uuo a ruui wuu a surge of seven straight points late in the game that enabled the Bruins to record a 96-78 triumph. Alcindor finished with 26 points.

The No. 1 ranked Bruins are now 11-0 overall and 3-0 in the Pacific Eight and are figured tb get No. 12 against Stanford tonight. Wyoming Upsets Lobos Only two other teams in the top ten in the United Press In- the Super Bowl Sunday after in the gallant losing effort. games the last time it hap pened was back in August of noon, it'll certainly be a surprise to The Paterson News' Pigskin 1966.

Yogi was fired as Yankee manager after losing the 1964 World Series to the St. Louis Cardinals. He joined the Mets shortly thereafter as a player-coach and participated in tour games witn the club before calling it a career. New Mexico Beaten New Mexico seems to have its' roblems playing at, year the Lobos clobbered If the football fans manage to Prognostication Panel. All nine members of the panel rated get through Saturday without Green Bay at least a touchdown day because it has tne nvl games.

But this time NBC figures it has a good chance since both networks will have the same picture and it has the outstanding announcing team of Curt Gowdy and Paul Christ-man. CBS counters with Ray Scott and Frank Gifford. In an attempt to lure viewers, both networks are making elaborate pre-game plans. CBS will start with the Harlem Globetrotters at 2 p.m. while NBC will have a pre-game special starting at 2:30 p.m., making its pre-game coverage almost as long as the game itself.

BAC To The Fore Of course, the ultimate irony in the whole situation is that the best pre-game show will be on ABC, which isn't even televising the game. ABC at 2 p.m. will show the NBA game between those two arch-rivals, the Philadelphia 76ers and the Boston Celtics. They've met only four times this year and have split the games and the 76ers are 37-2 against the rest of the league. But even though this is "Super Sunday," the housewives don't even nave the consolation of it being the "last" Sunday for football on TV.

breaking into a cold sweat and suffering any withdrawal symp winner over the AFL champions. Wyoming, 69-57, at home but were routed 104-85 at Laramie. Here The News selections toms, they still have Sunday to This time New Mexico look forward to. (All Pick Green Bay) brought an 11-1 record into Super, or Stupor Sunday There's only one more day until Super Sunday. In the event your television set has been on the fritz, the networks have carried us through Super Monday, Super Tuesday, Super Wednesday, Super Thursday, Super Friday and today is Super Saturday.

Super Sunday, of course, means the Super Bowl. This will be the shotgun marriage of the NFL and the AFL with the world's first super football championship. For those who are unable to make it Coast-ward in a Super Jet providing you with super service, the television networks will carry the game into your super homes in super living color. The game between Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packers and the Hank Stram Kansas City Chiefs will be for super peanuts. The winning side will take home $15,000 and the losers $7,500 (prior to super taxes).

Now this is quite a super sackful of dough for professional athletes to receive on top of their seasonal super salaries. However, additional millions will be on the line in the contest: "Super Bowl's Image Scrimmage." This one is going to be between the televising networks, NBC and CBS. According to "Variety," the super show biz publication, CBS and the NFL outpointed NBC and the AFL by a two-to-one margin during the regular season. With this as the rate basis, CBS is getting $85,000 per minute for Super Bowl ads, or $20,000 more than NBC. Both networks will be doing a super simulcast for which they are paying the grid leagues a million bucks apiece.

The rival networks, according to "Variety," will carry the identical video picture fed by a CBS crew, however, they will have separate audio i commentary and color. All this will be the battle for the Nielsen points which is TV's super business to determine what the advertiser must pay for those not so super commercials. Sq, while Green Bay stacks its 28.4 year old squad with 7.0 seasons of experience against Kansas City which has an average age of 26.0 years, or 4.9 seasons of experience, the networks will be banging their super heads. During the last week or so NBC has given a super prestige build-up to the commentating team of Curt Gowdy and Paul Cristman.CBS will bank its roll on a pair of former super N.Y. Giants, Frank Gifford and Pat Summerall.

While the Packers need only to win by a point to be super champion, CBS will require at least a five point victory spread. It seems the game is expected to draw an aggregate 20,400,000 homes, or a minimum 37. combined rating. On the basis of advertising rates, and to save face, CBS must defeat Super Special Sunday Laramie where it nasn't won in Unless you've been on Mars, the past three seasons while you re aware tnat tne TV net Tied Lead Goalby, For San Wyoming had a 4-7 mark. Glover Diego But in the Western Athletic works have dubbed Jan.

15 as "Super Sunday" for the' Green Bay-Kansas City "Super Bowl" Bob Curley Rudy Neuman Ron Rippey Mike Cascone John Canonico Steve Jakimec Walt Keogh Brian Bailey Joe Siccardi 39-13 34-17 48-10 31-13 27-19 30- 17 31- 24 21-7 38-28 Conference opener for both clubs. Wyoming took charge game in the Los Angeles Con seum starting at 4 p.m. EST. from the start and never let up. The game will be on both CBS A pair of sophomores, Harry Hall and Bob Wilson, scored 24 and NBC and supposedly you're SAN DIEGO, Calif.

(UPI) Bob Goalby, a veteran pro who hasn't won a golf tournament since 1962, fired a 7-under par 64 Friday in the second round of the San Diego Open to tie Randy Glover at the half and 23 points as the Cowboys dominated the game throughout supposed to watch CBS when Green Bay has the ball and NBC when Kansas City has the Fordham Fete ban. the second half. Tigers Dominate Action-Princeton, boosting its record way mark. Glover, a 25-yekr-old souther- For Lombardi NEW YORK (UPI) Green The networks though, are and ArtWall, Honesdale, Pa. Nichols, 1964 national PGA to 12-1, scored almost at will as it dominate devery phase of theV Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi, a member of Fordham's famed "seven blocks of granite" champion had rounds of 67-70 game against Harvard, which is and Wall had 71-65.

Also at 136 was Ronnie Rief, a in the mid-1930 was chosen now 7-7 overall. Eieht of the nation's top 10 Friday to receive his alma ma club pro from San Bernardino, 76ers Post 40th Win; (nicks Beat Warriors By United Press International witn rounas oi m-w. teams will be In action tonight with only North Carolina and defending NCAA champion Tex Rex Baxter, Houston, enlivened the second round by scoring the first hole-in-one of ner from Florence, S.C., was an early second round finisher, posting a 4-under par 67 to go with his opening 65 for a 36-hole total of 132. Goalby, finishing late, carded eight birdies and one bogey for his 64. with his first round 68, this moved him into the halfway tie.

Three strokes back at 135 was the veteran Tommy Bolt with rounds of 67-68. Bolt was tied bv newcomer Chris Blocker of Jal, N.M., who had 68-67. At 136 a pair of big moneywinners showed up Bobby Nichols, Louisville as Western idle, ror many teams, it will be their last action before the semester the 1967 pro tour. Baxter used a Forty and Four. 40-4.

It seems incredible but wheth one-iron to get nis ace on tne break for exams. ter's insignis medal for outstanding service in sports. Phils Sign Duo PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Pitchers Larry Jackson and Terry Fox have signed 1967 contracts with the Philadelphia Phillies. Jackson had a 15-15 record with Chicago and Philadelphia last season. Fox was 3-2 after being acquired from De 207-yard 18th hole.

er or not you spell it out, that's the amazing record the Philadelphia 76ers now boast in the Eastern Division Besides the UCLA Stanford The golfers had to score 143 ame, the scneauie 1 1 a of the National Basketball Association. ouisville meeting Bradley, or better to quality tor tne remaining two rounds Saturday Set Sports Record New Mexico playing Denver, No team in the history of nro-ithe Celts while Bob Boozer led Houston facing West Texas the losers with 19. State, Kansas battling Missouri, troit. tessional sports has ever won 40 of its first 44 games but the methodical 76erfcre making it and Sunday. PGA Stroke Title Play Today NBC by at least two million homes.

iuuk easy To grab an early audience both networks plan Philadelphia made it 40-4 Fri big pre-Super Bowl shows. CBS will go with a 90 min day night when they whipped the St. Louis Hawks 125-107. PALM BEACH GARDENS, The 76ers seem a cinch to Fla. (UPI) A pack of 125 Terrell Predicts He Will Win by Knockout ATLANTIC CITY (UPI) Ernie Terrell flatly predicted Friday that his heavyweight title fight With Cassius Clay "will not go the distance and I will win." Cincinnati meeting M.

Louis, Princeton facing Dartmouth and Vanderbilt playing Mississippi. In other action Friday night, Cornell whipped Brown 74-57 Penn edged Darthmouth 50-55 Virginia Tech turned back Davidson 74-68 Brigham Young trounced Arizona 77-64 Utah 'opped Arizona State 84-71 Stanford whipped Southern California, 67-58 Washington beat Oregon 78-74 and Oregon State nipped Wash-fj ington Sfate 63-61. players, led by Joe Lopez of break Boston's record of 62 victories in a single season set in Miami, begin competition today for the $10,000 purse in the PGA 1965 ana are even threatening to tOD the .817 Dercentaee chalked National Golf Club stroke play up by the old Washington team championship. Lonez fired a 69 in the second in 1947 when it went 49-11. The 76ers are now rolling along at a .909 percentage.

Terrell said at a press lunch Detroit, trailing 118-115 with 30 seconds left, got a pair of clutth! jump shots from Dave Bing and Eddie Miles to beat Baltimore. Tom Van Arsdale led the Pistons with 22 points while Ohl had 30 for the losers, who led 95-90 going into the last period. NY Beats Warriors Dick Van Arsdale and Dick Barnett combined for 56 points as the Knicks edged San Francisco. Barnettled all scorers with 30 and Van Arsdale added 26 while Jeff Mullins led the Warriors with 28. Rick Barry, the league's leading scorer, was held to just 15 points by the Knicks.

NBA Standings By United Press International Eastern Division W. L. Pet. hnfftra i Via eaA 'T maintain qualifying round Friday to wind up with a low two-round total of 135. He also led Thursday's first round with a six-under 66.

Boston Keeps Pace It's just as amazing that who had a 136 total after a 68 that Clay is an incomplete fighter who will fall the first time he meets anybody who will was second round. Second-place qualifier Boston is winning at a .725 clip (29-11) but the Celtics still trail The match winds up Sunday. Tom Nieporte of Boca Raton ute program featuring the Harlem Globetrotters starting at 2 p.m. A half hour later NBC will get into the super act with Jimmy Brown and Johnny Unitas headlining an AFL-NFL Movie Clip Parade of the '66 season. NBC had hoped to have super strikeout star Sandy Koufax make his debut on this show, but the ex-Dodger wisely begged off claiming he would be out of his element.

The game should be quite super. The super Chiefs are the best of the AFL lot and, if they were meeting the non-super Dallas Cowboys, we'd have to go with them to win. But they will be tangling with the Super Packers whom we figure will take home all those super $15,000 bills. It's doubtful that the score will be of the runaway variety. After all, this is the wedding of the leagues and why kill the goose that laid the two million dollar super Nielsen egg.

As for a victory in the network's imaee scrimmage, we'll go with the CBS team of Gifford and Summerall. Those promotional commercials exploiting Cristman and Gowdy have been "too super," since we've heard them a number of times, including last Sunday, Now we have a choice. fight him properly the 76ers by nine games. Boston Griffith Wary of Friday The 13th wnippea Chicago 122 102 Friday night and has a date at Baltimore isaturday night before returning home Sundav to face the (ficrs nationallv televised eon he was not worried aoout the fight because he thought he had more ability, and that his fight plan was to "take control early and keep control." "Clay has called me a one-armed bandit," Terrell said about criticism that the challenger had a left but no right, "but when I get in the ring he'll think I'm an octopus." The rangy, 6 foot 6 inch Terrell later took newsmen to his Pleasantville, N. training camp where he looked extremely sharp in going' five rounds with two sparring partners.

He knocked down Leotis Martin of Philadelphia with a stiff right in the third, and hit freely Billy Williams of Vineland, N.J., an amateur. game. Roston has split four Eames with the 76crs in hcad-to-head competition this year. Philadelphia 40 4 .909 Boston 29 11 .725 New York 24 22 .522 Cincinnati 17 23 .425 Knicks Win In the other two games night, Detroit niPDed Balti Baltimore 9 37 .196 Western Division Pet W. L.

Lebombard Leads Men's Skating Event I A A LAKE, N.Y. (UPI) Middleweight champion Griffith doesn't consider himself to be a superstitious person, but he can be excused if he suffered slightly from triskaidekaphobia on Friday. In fact, just about everyone concerned with the coming title fight between Griffith and Joey Archer was plagued on Friday by triskaidekaphobia, the term used to describe fear of the number 13. After all, the 13th is known ire being unlucky, and very few bouts have been plagued with worse luck than the proposed Archer-Griffith fracas. The bout already has been postponed .636 .439 .419 San Francisco 26 16 St.

Louis 18 23 Detroit 18 25 Los Angeles 17 26 Chicago 17 30 Terrell, at 27 two years old- more, 119-118, and New York turned back San Francisco, 119-117. The 76ers built up a 98-89 lead in the first three minutes of the final period and coasted to the triumph. The 76ers had their usual balanced attack with Hal Greer scoring 29 po'nts, Chct WEST ALLIS, Wis. (UPI) 395! er than Clay, said he would Carries Charm Just because he always carries a jade Buddha charm and laces the same glove first every time doesn't mean a thing. Before he fought Archer the first time last year, Griffith forgot his charm, and he sent someone scurrying back to the hotel to find it.

The charm must have worked because Griffith won, but the fight was so close that Archer earned a rematch. Since their first meeting, Gil Clancy, Griffith's manager, says he has uncovered a serious fla in Archer's defense. "It's so apparent that I can'tQ understand how I missed it during the first fight," said Clancy. "It just depends on how i long it takes Archer to make the mistake as to how long this fight will last." 362! break camp Sunday and fly to Wayne Lebombard of West trainers and fighters dread. Will Go On "We don't even give a thought to another postponement," said Harry Markson, Madison Square Garden Boxing Director.

"A postponement never did a fight any good, but we're just going along now convinced that it's going to take place on Jan. 23." Both fighters appear to be in top physical shape, and neither is happy about having to twice call off the bout. When the fight was stopped the first time from going on Oct. 21, Emile promptly accusqd Archer of trying to gain some psychological or physical advantage by cf kirn ing to be ill. Archer got in his jabs when the Nov.

10 date was scratched. Ask Griffith if he is and he answers with a convincing, "No." t. Allis, a 1964 Olympian, shat Houston for three weeks of training before the fight there Feb. tered the senior men's 3,000 the Astrodome. 24, Wilt Chamberlain 20.

meter record Friday to take the Wallv Jones If) and Billy Cun- Randy Matson Seeks Revenge in Shot Put LUBBOCK. Tex. (UPI) Randy Matson, the giant from Texas A and will be out to confirm his claim to the title as world's greatest shot nutter here Saturday night in the Lubbock Indoor Track Meet. Matson was defeated by Neil Steinhauer at the Cow Palace meet in San Francisco last week when the Oregon star put the iron ball 66 4'i. Matson did i2V4 two years ago for' the 1 previous record.

lead at the halfway point of thoininRham 17 two-day North American speed Sirgfrird High Scorer Friday's Results Boston 122 Chicago 102 Cincinnati 125 Los Angeles 115 Detroit 119 Baltimore 118 Philadelphia 125 St. Louis 107 New York 119 San Fran 117 Saturday's Games Boston at Baltimore St. Louis, at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco" at Detroit Only games scheduled. twice first when Archer came- Boston built its record to 6-0 against the Bulls this season as Terrell, who said he now weighs 214 but wants to trim down to 209 for the fight, stated he was neither frightened or impressed with the Muhammad Ali's devastating defeat of Cleveland Williams in the sam arena last November. "I saw nothing I haven't seen the Celts raced to Sf 13-Doint skating championships.

Lebombard was clocked in ,4:52.2, breaking the mark of 4:56.9 cef last year kby deftfndiiiK North American champion Bill Cox of St. Paul, halftime lead and stretched it to down with a virus and then when Giiffith tore a ligament in his right foot. Another postponement is what the promoters, managers, 20 going into the last period. Larry Siegfried scored 24 for.