Bower Gets Better With Age In NHL Victory
Johnny Bower, 44, helped the Maple Leafs beat the Oakland Seafs 6-1 to seize first in the Eastern Division. He assisted Allan Stanley after his birthday cake moment and Toronto’s win followed Boston’s 6-3 over the Rangers. Bruins rookie stars Orr and Sanderson fueled their rise.
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National Hockey League
Allan Stanley
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Montreal
Minnesota
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Bruins
Bobby Orr
Derek Sanderson
Sanderson
New York
Boston
Rangers
Arnie Brown
Ed Giacomin
Harvard QB Zimmerman Extends Passing Record vs Princeton
Harvard quarterback Ric Zimmerman, already the Crimson passing leader, aims to widen his mark against Princeton after a 45-7 win over Pennsylvania. He pushed his career passing total to 94, broke the single season TD pass record with nine, and tied the career TD passes at 16. Carter Lord set Harvard single season receptions with 25 and career receptions with 48 after eight catches for 199 yards and a TD.
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Mass
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Carroll Lowenstein
Dick Clasby
Zimmerman
Lowenstein
Carter Lord
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Browns Face Packers After Strong Ryan Return
Blanton Collier, facing Green Bay, notes Frank Ryan is fully recovered and the Browns are in good shape. Packers miss Elijah Pitts and Jim Grabowski but Collier still expects a tough game. The column weighs NFL and college picks, predicting Green Bay over Cleveland and listing other games across leagues.
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UPD
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
Collier
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Packers
Elijah Pitts
Jim Grabowski
Danny Anderson
Ben Wilson
Cleveland
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Ryan
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Atlanta
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New Orleans
Don Meredith
Dan Reeves
Don Perkins
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Jim Hart
Jim Bakken
Los Angeles
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington
San Francisco
Sonny Jurgensen
Chicago
Gale Sayers
Homer Jones
Detroit
Minnesota
Lions
Yale Takes Over Gridiron Lead
Yale roared to first in the UPI New England regional ratings after a 56 15 win over Dartmouth. Massachusetts and Dartmouth both sit 5 1, Harvard second, with Yale leading a tightened major college group and Northeastern leading in small college.
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UPI
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Hanover
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Bill Loika
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American International
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Redmen
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Virginia Military
Grid Leaders Face Tough Opponents
Wyoming, ranked seventh and 8 0, is favored to beat 0 4 New Mexico in the Western Athletic Conference. Southern California NC State and Indiana face stern tests with USC the only favorite. NC State, No. 3, is a half point underdog to Penn State, led by Tom Sherman Charlie Pittman Ted Kwalick and Jack Curry.
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Mich
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Beavers
Corvallis
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North Carolina State
Penn State
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Cowboys
New Mexico
Trojans
Purdue
UCLA
Southern Cal
O. J. Simpson
Tom Sherman
Charlie Pittman
Ted Kwalick
Jack Curry
Bowling Girls Easten League sees mixed results in rankings
The article surveys college bowling standings with Indiana as a notable 5-2-1 underdog to Michigan State, while Michigan State sits at 2-5. Dartmouth, UCLA, and Virginia Tech show expected rebounds, with Yale routing Dartmouth 56-15. Purdue and Minnesota post strong counters, and several top teams face wide spreads in varied matchups across the country.
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Virginia Tech
Florida State
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Columbia
UCLA
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Washington
Minnesota
Purdue
Tennessee
Tulane
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma
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Ohio State
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Georgia
Florida
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Mississippi State
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Texas
Baylor
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Louisiana State
Saratoga Harness Results November 8 1967
Racing at Saratoga reports multiple harness events with pace and trotting standings. Key winners include Torpid Crockett, Macgene, Mighty Miss, Nevele Song, Torrid Way, Bernabell, Sioux Peace, Clayhaven Mercury, Schalmont, Meadow Scott among others with times around 2:08 to 2:15 and attendance 1,730 with handle about 147,702 dollars.
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Bonnie Jack—Olin
David Pride—Nichols
Davis
Mahs
Coons
Chips—Manzi
Nevele Song
Vicidomini
Hope Gallon
Marsh
Sue Eden
Lamb
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Hamilton
Collyers
Prince Frost—Porter
Lika
Me—Coppola
Clayhaven
Mercury
Fanelli
Armbro Ensign—Hughes
Olin
Pace
Schalmont—Ferguson
Robjob—Haight
Houdaille—Manzi
Meadow Scott—Moran
Yankee Lowland
Manzi
Rhedda
St. Mike's Fresh Sets Cage Slate
George Jacobs of St. Michael's College announced a 14 game freshman basketball schedule for 1967-68. The Squires open December 6 at Norwich and close February 19 against Vermont Kittens. Ed Kruger, former rebound record holder, will again serve.
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Doc’’ Jacobs
St. Michael’s College
St. Michael’s
Squires
Norwich
Kittens
University of Vermont
Ed Kruger
Kruger
Bill Brooks
Don Chaffin
Plattsburgh
Champlain
Middlebury
Becker
Dartmouth
Vermont
Heart Bowling Week Scores Announced
On the third day at Bennington Lanes more than 90 percent of league bowlers joined in Heart Bowling Week. John Kittel won the Union Carbide League with a 626 handicap total, Jim Billett led the Southern Vermont League with a 624 triple handicap, and Marsh Ryder Cele Cottrell and Sue Bull of Carl's Restaurant dominated the Girls Green Mountain League. Four more days remain with Kruger planning to name his final St. Michael's roster later this month.
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Southern Vermont League
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Jim Harris
Mt. Anthony
Lonborg To Speak in Bennington Community Meeting
Boston Red Sox ace Jim Lonborg will visit Bennington on December 14 to speak at a Lions Club sponsored community clinic for Mt. Anthony Union High School baseball prospects and other MAUHS athletes. Lonborg, 24, won the AL Cy Young and led in strikeouts, impressing as one of baseballs top right handed pitchers.
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Boston Red Sox
Bennington
Lonborg
United Press International
Sporting News
Nellie Fox Joins Washington Senators as Coach
Nellie Fox aged 39, former All Star second baseman, has joined the Washington Senators as a first base coach. He previously coached the Houston Astros for the last two seasons.
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UPI
Nellie Fox
Washington Senators
Houston Astros
Super Bowl Tickets On Sale Today in Miami
UPI reports tickets for the Super Bowl at Orange Bowl in Miami go on sale with 34 000 at 12 dollars and 13 000 at 8 dollars and 8 000 at 6 dollars to follow on Nov. 27. Rozelle expects 75 546 attendees and a gross over 3 million. CBS pays 2.5 million for telecast rights. Priority given to Dolphins season ticket holders.
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UPI
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