Alabama Named National Champion In AP Poll Headlines
Alabama edges Arkansas by narrow margin for top national title in final Associated Press poll. Namath-led Crimson Tide finish 10-0, defeating Auburn late season and preparing for Orange Bowl with Texas. Arkansas, Notre Dame, Michigan follow in top spots as final Top Ten listed with votes and records.
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Bear) Bryant
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National Hockey League Monday’s Results and Schedule
The Associated Press reports no games on Monday and lists upcoming matchups including Chicago at New York in today’s or Wednesday’s schedule.
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Willie Naulls Poised to Reach 10000 Points Tonight
Boston Celtics star Willie Naulls needs five points to join the 10000 point club in a night game against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. Celtics greats such as Cousy Sharman Lovellette Heinsohn and Macauley join the elite scoring list, but Naulls says winning games matters most and scores are secondary to team success. The Knicks visit Boston for a rematch before Boston heads west for a six game road trip ending back home.
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Philadelphia
Pro Basketball National Games Roundup
The Associated Press reports schedules for today and Wednesday games across the NBA. Today features Detroit versus Cincinnati in Indianapolis, Boston at New York, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, and Baltimore at San Francisco. Wednesday matchups include New York at Boston, Cincinnati at Detroit, Los Angeles at St. Louis, and Baltimore versus San Francisco in San Jose California.
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Ruben And Nason Named Maroon Football Captains
Thornton Academy held its annual fall sports banquet at the Wonderbar steakhouse naming quarterback Ruben Ruben and tackle Wayne Nason as co captains for next season. Don Russell, former Thornton coach now Wesleyan College head coach, spoke at the event.
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Lucy Weiss
Jets Eyes Namath as Major AFL Signing Target
Jets lure Alabama quarterback Joe Namath with a potential 150000 dollar salary bonus and quick path to starting duties. The Jets aim to beat NFL rivals while Missouri standout Butkus leans to the Bears. Signings by AFL teams push across the ledger as Buffalo and others ink top picks.
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Pastime Bowlers Defeat Kennebunk in Western Maine league
Pastime Bowlers win six of eight from Glen Mor of Kennebunk by 74 pins at home lanes finishing 1,720 to 1,646. Don Saucier and Joe Lachance paced 354 and 252 for Pastime while Kennebunk’s Ray Gosselin and Everett Waterhouse led with 335 and 332. Colonial of Westbrook tied for first after Scarborough loss.
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Grenier Keeps Lead In Cribbage Tourney
Normand Richard topped last night's interclub cribbage at Council Chagnon Union St. Jean Baptiste with 11 points, while Romeo Grenier followed with nine to hold the overall tourney lead at 72 points. John Couture sits second with 67, and Paul Roy, Richard Charbonneau, Joseph Perreault, Florent Roy, Arthur Pepin, and Arthur Lemire each had three points as low scorers. Roy remains the series low with 40 points.
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Normand Richard
Romeo Grenier
Paul Roy
Richard Charbonneau
Joseph Perreault
Florient Roy
Arthur Pepin
Arthur Lemire
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John Couture
Roy
Pastrano Beats Downes to Retain Light-Heavy Title
In Manchester Willie Pastrano of Miami stopped Terry Downes of England after 11 rounds to keep the world light-heavyweight championship. In Philadelphia George Benton from Philadelphia was out (incomplete report).
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Philadelphia
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Maroon Fresh Cast Named for Basketball Team
Twenty seven candidates reported to Coach Paul Staples for the Maroon fresh men basketball team. Names include Gary Foran Ken Grace Jerry Loranger Paul Mondor Mike Victorio Bob MacDougall James McLeod Gerald Roy Pat Jenson John Brooks Leon Tsomides James Ross Gary Hoyt Al Lamontagne Ray Caouette Denny Cyr George Caras Billy Bowie Don Boissonnault Danny Tennel Jack Dumas Ray Fortin Steve Callahan Al Davies Richard Pike Charlie Tufts and Peter Cook. Manager is Joe Hodgkins.
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Bob MacDougall
James McLeod
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Pat Jenson
John Brooks
Leon Tsomides
James Ross
Gary Hoyt
al Lamontagne
Ray Caouette
Denny Cyr
George Caras
Billy Bowie
Don Boissonnault
Danny Tennel
Jack Dumas
Ray Fortin
Steve Callahan
al Davies
Richard Pike
Charlie Tufts
Peter Cook
Joe Hodgkins
Three Teams Join Recreation League At Beach
Old Orchard Beach reports 27 passers and three teams have joined the Parks Commission’s Recreation League kickoff. Celtics include Robert Lee and Terrance Lee. Colts feature Daniel Britton and James Timmons. Jaycees list Ronald Gobeil and John Ladakakos among members. Farrington invites other adults to join the league.
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Edward Lemire
Arthur Dickson
Robert Jenkins
Edward Bouring
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Henry Desjardins
Arthur Guerin
Cheeter Briggs
Thomas Lee
William F. Farrington
United States Olympic Squad To Be Honored
President Johnson hosts a White House luncheon honoring the Tokyo Olympic team. Art Lentz calls the hospitality a wonderful boost for the squad as the United States tops the medals tally with 36 firsts, 26 seconds, and 28 thirds amid 125 athletes earning 151 medals.
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College Hoop Season Opens Across Nation Tonight
Michigan hosts Ball State as Oregon State under new coach Paul Valenti meets San Francisco in key openers. Duke and Davidson, ranked high, start tonight with Wake Forest and Virginia Tech as major early games. UCLA and St. Johns also begin play with top opponents to defend prestige in the season’s first wave.
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Japanese boxers and rivals clash in Tokyo bout
Mario Kaneda of Japan scored a dramatic knockout over Chang Ibyong Ohi of South Korea in Tokyo. Ellis and Lou Louisville were noted as competitors at 160 percent intensity.
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St Francis College Opens Hoops Season In Biddeford
St Francis College opens its basketball season tonight at the Biddeford Junior High School gym facing Gordon College in a light area card. St Anthony's of Kennebunk visits West Berwie as the Red Knights play home games this season. The Friars seek to even their record after a 91 58 loss to St Ignatius at Kennebunkport Saturday night. The area’s other schools Biddeford St Louis Old Orchard Beach Kennebunk and Thornton play tomorrow.
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Phillies Lead Volume Dealers In Winter Meetings Trade Spree
HOUSTON AP The Philadelphia Phillies emerged as the leading volume dealers at the winter baseball meetings despite manager Gene Mauch saying he still wants another pitcher. Belinsky remains the Angels' focal point as clubs weigh his value. The Phillies executed interleague deals by acquiring Dick Stuart from Boston for Dennis Bennett, trading Danny Cater to Chicago for Ray Herbert, and selling Vic Power back to Los Angeles for about 20 000. Washington bought Doug Camilli from the Dodgers, then swapped Chuck Hinton to Cleveland for Bob Chance. Hinton, Chance and Herbert bring notable past seasons into the mix as minor league and draft activity added 63 players for 572 000, with four costing 25 000 each including Duke Carmel, Phil Henderson, Ron Brand, and Jim Dickson.
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Dr. Eddie Anderson Ends 39-Year College Coaching Career
Worcester AP report recalls Dr. Eddie Anderson bowing out after Holy Cross’s 10-8 loss to Boston College. The 65-year-old sent a bittersweet note honoring his players while reflecting on three haunting defeats and a storied career that included Notre Dame captaincy and 201 victories as a coach.
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Junior Seagulls Begin Practice
Old Orchard Beach Junior High opens practice with 36 hopefuls under Head Coach Tony Tsomides. Returning players include Terry Tucker, aided by John Fitzgerald and Guy Roberge. Team heights are short, with Michael Lemay expected to add size.
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Jay Kelley
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Peter Smith
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Roger Lacroix
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