Colts Could Take NFL Title By Beating Packers Sunday
Baltimore aims for its first Western Conference title since 1959 as it travels to Los Angeles to face the Rams. A win locks the Colts into the conference crown amid a nine game streak, with Green Bay and Chicago also noted for past defeats. Cleveland pursues its first Eastern title since 1957 as Jim Brown targets records against a wounded Packers in a Sunday showdown.
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Vanderbilt Looks Like Winner In Southeast Hoop Conference
Vanderbilt University appears strongest in the Southeast and among the nation’s elite this winter. The Commodores return nine of 10 lettermen including all five starters after a 19-6 season with key figures Clyde Lee Bob Grace Roger Schurig and John Ed Miller. Kentucky and Rupp rebuilds loom as threats while Tennessee LSU Georgia Auburn and others vie for the crown amid a wide open SEC race.
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Palmer Leads Cajun Classic In Rain Delays
In Lafayette Louisiana Arnold Palmer shot a 74 as a rainstorm halted the Cajun Classic after Burt Yancey led with 67 and Jack Nicklaus tallied four birdies early. The round was wiped and 36 holes will be played Sunday to finish the $25,000 event at Oakbourne Country Club. Nicklaus trails Palmer by about $319 in the year’s money race.
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Bruins Bucyk to Start in Red Wings Game at Boston Garden
Boston Bruins coach Milt Schmidt will start Johnny Bucyk on the left wing against the Detroit Red Wings at Boston Garden after a week sidelined by shoulder and rib injuries. Bucyk teams with Bobby Leiter and Wayne Rivers as Schmidt aims to boost a lineup missing several players including Ron Schock and Tom Williams. The Red Wings face a disciplined Bruins squad riding a 3-2-1 stretch despite injury absences, while Detroit counters with farm callups to offset injuries to Murphy, Jeffrey, Joyal, and Smith.
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What’s their Line Official litter mascots headline
Four mascots named Colonel Clean Daniel Broom Tom Tidy and Sweepy the Squirrel share one role as official mascots of litter-prevention programs in Mississippi Kentucky Rhode Island and Maryland. Each represents a state program under Keep America Beautiful.
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Deer kills reported to town clerks across multiple towns
Deer reported with weights as estimates from Nov 16 to 19 to town clerks Mary Hodeck Emmett Smith and Clara May Hemenway. Names include residents of Bennington Dorset Shaftsbury Pownal Arlington and surrounding areas with many sp or est weights and several out of state reporters.
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Shaftsbury Hollow
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Lawrence Burdick
Parley Palmer
Richard Hartwick
Stamford
Richard Pudvar
Herbert Blake Sr
Louis Maten
Somerset
Arlington
Emmett Smith
Clarence Decker
Pawlett
Lee Marsh
Starksboro
James Putnam
Sandgate
Donald Warner
West Arlington
Commodore
Ralph Fleming
Clara May Hemenway
Carter Wheeler
Ballston Spa
N.Y
Stanley Twoing
Williamstown
Mass
Theodore Jzyk
Manchester
Allie Hart Jr
Marshall Peters
Man
Fonteyne Returns to Rangers for Chicago Clash
New York Reuters reports veteran left winger Val Fonteyne of the Baltimore Clippers will rejoin the New York Rangers for a National Hockey League game against the Chicago Black Hawks tonight. Fonteyne was recalled to meet roster limits. Martin L. Tressel of Pittsburgh has been nominated to lead the United States Lawn Tennis Association. He has served as acting president since James B Dickey’s death as USLTA officers face election at the 84th annual meeting in Colorado Springs on February 6, 1965.
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Broncos Meet Patriots In Boston Friday Night
AFL action centers on Denver’s visit to Fenway Park to challenge the Patriots as Buffalo enjoys a week off. Boston must win to keep divisional hopes alive while Gilchrist and Buffalo rest, with San Diego and Kansas City also in playoff races.
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Bryant Named Coach of Week After Tide Beating Tech
Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant earned United Press International coach of the week after his unbeaten 24-7 win over Bobby Dodd's Georgia Tech. The victory marked Bryant's 150th career win in 20 seasons and solidified Alabama's 1964 SEC title bid en route to another bowl invite despite a possible Thanksgiving loss to Auburn.
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Saint Marys Open Hoop Season at Hoosick Falls
Saint Marys Academy of Hoosick Falls opens the 1964-65 basketball schedule with a 7:15 pm game at Hoosick Valley Central in Schaghticoke. The Saints return to the Parochial League after a 1960 split and feature two returnees, Pete Melesky and Bill Benkuski, with several replacements due to academic absences. Short-term plans include John Barber at forward and John Stempek at guard as the team builds cohesion for a season that begins with a warm-up game before league play.
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Bowling COUNTRY GIRLS LEAGUE standings and top scores
Cardettes lead with 27 wins and 21 losses followed by Dollar Debs and Pushovers each at 27 21 and 26 22. Highs include Beebe 192 single and 541 triple for Para Mutuels and Agresta 221 single 556 triple for Unpredictables with Vince 243 single 535 triple in Guys & Dolls.
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