Curtain rises on hoop season with Biddeford Deering duel
Six area teams clash Friday and Saturday with St. Louis at Portland Expo and top local game the Biddeford Deering showdown. Old Orchard Beach aims for a second straight win at South Berwick while St Francis heads to Rhode Island for two games. Portland favored over an inexperienced St. Marys/Eagles and notes of other matchups populate a crowded opener.
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Portland Exposition
St. Louis
Portland
North Berwick
St. Anthony’s
Kennebunkport
Old Orchard Beach
Thornton Academy
Kennebunk
Maroon
South Portland
Rams
Kittery
Traip Academy
Eagles
Blue
St. Joseph's Parish Hall
Wells
South Berwic
Seagulls
Warriors
Pat Greenlaw
Eliot
Bridgton
St. Anthony's Friars
Biddeford - Deering
Ski Early for Christmas Bliss Hits New England Slopes
Vermont towns report two weeks of solid snow and a 12 year snowfall cycle outlook from William Ingram. New Hampshire areas Attitash Cannon and Wildcat plan weekend openings while Maine resorts Squaw Mountain and Sugarloaf await enough snow for full operations.
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Boston
New England
Vermont
Green Mountain
Killington
Jay Peak
White Mountains
Cannon
Wildcat
Attitash
Phil Robertson
Maine
White Magic
Squaw
Greenville
Sugarloaf
Kingfield
Awards Given To St. Louis Grid Players
The St. Louis High Eagles named Jerry LaJeunesse and Ron Fecteau co-captains for 1966. Fecteau earned Class AA all state honors. LaJeunesse noted as a top halfback. Mike Denoncour received the Eagle award for leadership, presented by sportscaster Harry Huot. Head coach Bob Cote praised the 7-2-1 season as seniors and juniors received varsity letters and certificates.
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St. Louis
Harry Huot
Huot
Bob Cote
Eagle
Denoncour
Roland Nolette
Don Dube
Dick Landry
Roland Loranger
Ron Fecteau
Don Pepin
Richard Lauzon
Roger Simard
Rene Simard
Emilien Morin
Gogolak Foot Insurance Sparks NFL AFL Signings
Washington Redskins sign Princeton place kicker Charlie Gogolak, insuring his right foot for 1 million dollars with Lloyds. The deal highlights the NFL AFL kicker market as Nobis and Grabowski weigh fringe benefits and offers amid a flurry of first round signings across both leagues.
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Associated Press
Charlie Gogolak
Lloyds of London
British Iompany
Gogolak
Lloyds
Betty Grable
Evelyn West
Tommy Nobis
Princeton
Washington
Redskins
National Football League
Lloyd's
Nobis
Texas
Joe
Namath
Atlanta
Houston
Kansas City
Hungary
NFL
AFL
Charlie
Pete
Buffalo Bills
Illinois
Jim Grabowski
Hull Returns To Lead Win Over Bruins
Bobby Hull returns from knee injury and orchestrates a 4 2 Chicago win over Boston as Hull set up goals for Mohns Jarrett and Maki. Bernie Parent injured a finger while facing Hull shots. Chicago ties Montreal atop the standings while Boston drops toward the middle.
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Hull
Bruins
Associated Press
Bobby Hull
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Toronto
New York
Golden Jet
Doug Mohns
Doug Jarrett
Chico Maki
Boston
Bernie Parent
Parent
Nets
Chicago
Montreal
Detroit
Rangers
Siebern Simpson Trade Sets Orioles Angels Move
Baltimore traded first baseman Norm Siebern to the California Angels for outfielder Dick Simpson. Siebern hit .256 with eight homers and 32 RBIs last season but lost first base to Boog Powell. Simpson hit .301 with 24 homers and 79 RBIs in the Pacific Coast League with Seattle.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Baltimore Orioles
Norm Siebern
California Angels
Dick Simpson
Siebern
Orioles
Boog Powell
Simpson
Seattle
Jim Barnes Delivers For Baltimore In Knicks Win
Jim Barnes once dubbed Bad News for Texas Western era has become good news for the Baltimore Bullets. He led the Bullets with 22 points and 22 rebounds in a 139-125 victory over the Knicks, part of three wins in four meetings since the Bellamy trade. St Louis beat Detroit 110-101 and Los Angeles defeated Cincinnati 121-105.
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Associated Press
Jim Barnes
Texas Western
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Barnes
Bullets
Walt Bellamy
New York
Knickerbocker
Knicks
Baltimore
St. Louis
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
AP selects All America grid club for 1965 season
Mike Garrett and Howard Twilley headline the 1965 AP All America football team with standout achievements across offense and defense. The roster includes Jim Grabowski, Aaron Brown, Steve Juday, Donny Anderson, Tommy Nobis and Charley Gogolak among others, honoring top players through Nov. 27.
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NEW York
Mike Garrett
Howard Twilley
Associated Press
Red Grange
Illinois
Jim Grabowski
Minnesota
Aaron Brown
Steve Juday
Michigan State
Texas Tech
Donny Anderson
Texas
Tommy Nobis
Princeton
Charley Gogolak
Booter
Place
College Scores Roundup From Eastern and Midwest Courts
A compilation of college basketball results across the nation. Notable upsets and high scoring games include St Josephs beating Hofstra 96 57 and Harvard defeating New Hampshire 91 82. Other notable showcases feature Duke 112 Virginia Tech 79 and Miami 120 Tampa 91.
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St. Joseph's
Hofstra
Penn State
Maryland
NYU
Seton Hall
Penn
Rutgers
Yale
Colgate
Princeton
Lafayette
Mass
Boston
Vermont
Dartmouth
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Cornell
Rochester
Harvard
New Hampshire
SOUTH
Duke
Virginia Tech
Vanderbilt
Okla
Okla. City
Oklahoma
Creighton
Kansas State
Kansas
Arkansas
Minnesota
N. Dakota
Ohio St
Missouri
Indiana
Ind
Pro Basketball Scores and Upcoming Games
Results show Baltimore defeating New York 139 to 125 and St Louis beating Detroit 110 to 101. Los Angeles won 121 to 105 over Cincinnati. Cincinnati visits San Francisco in Oakland, with Friday features Philadelphia vs Boston and Cincinnati vs Los Angeles.
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Cincinnati
Central Mo
Notre Dame
Lewis
Iowa St
THE
Associated Press
Baltimore
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Philadelphia
Boston
Major League Unable To Swing Any Big Deals
Frustrated major league executives pressed at the winter meetings to end a trading deadlock. Braves manager Bobby Bragan lamented the stall and failed to lure Cubs relievers Ted Abernathy or Lindy McDaniel. Trades seen include Lamabe to Chicago and Alou to Pittsburgh as owners prepared meetings in Milwaukee for a potential Brewers franchise.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Bobby Bragan
Atlanta Braves
Bragan
Leo Durocher
Jack Lamabe
Chicago White Sox
Dave Nicholson
White Sox
Houston
Oklahoma City
San Francisco
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh
Joe Gibbon
Kansas City
Jim Landis
Cleveland
Phil Roof
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club, Inc
Enduring Back Injury Spurs Maine Linebacker Riley
Al Riley of the University of Maine overcame a compressed vertebrae suffered in 1964 to star on the Bears defense. The Topsfield, Massachusetts native anchored the line, earned first string defensive end in the All-New England poll, and leads Maine toward the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando on December 11.
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Crono
Alan Riley
University of Maine
Maine
Bowdoin College
Riley
Bangor
Associated Press
Mass
Tampa
Fla
i'Tampa
Black Bear
Connecticut
Leff
Youngstown
Harold Westerman
Ali
Walter Hirst
Old Orchard Beach
Orlando
Dawson Named As Offensive Player Of Week
Len Dawson of the Kansas City Chiefs earned AP Offensive Player of the Week after a three touchdown passes, one rushing score, and strong supporting runs by Mack Lee Hill and Curt McClinton against Houston. Otis Taylor Frank Jackson and Fred Arbanas delivered key receptions and touchdowns.
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Notre Dame
Nick Rassas
Johnny Roland
Missouri
George Webster
Michigan State
Alabama
Paul Crane
Dick Arrington
Nobis
Arkansas
Glen Ray Hines
Purdue
Karl Singer
Charles Casey
Florida
Twilley
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Carl McAdams
Tennessee
Frank Emanuel
Dwight Kelley
Ohio State
Brown
Ed Weisacosky
Miami
Nebrraska
Walt Barnes
Lloyd Phillips
George Patton
Georgia
Garrett
Southern California
Ollie Matson
Glenn Dobbs
NEW York
Len Dawson
Houston
Kansas City Chiefs
Dawson
Mack Lee Hill
Curt McClinton
Associated Press
Jerry May
Len
Hank Stram
Otis Taylor
Frank Jackson
Fred Arbanas
Hill
McClinton
Soule Signs Pact With Dallas Cowboys
Bowdoin halfback Paul Soule reports signing a contract with the Dallas Cowboys of the NFL. He received a signing bonus he would not disclose and will try as a running halfback after setting Bowdoin records for career rushing, single season rushing, and career scoring.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Paul Soule
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Soule
Bowdoin
Cowboys
Hockey Results From Wednesday Tie And Wins
In the NHL on Wednesday Toronto tied New York 2 to 2 while Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 2. Boston visited Detroit with no game scheduled.
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Associated Press
National Hockey League
Toronto
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
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Ronald Fecteau
Wonderbar
LaJeunesse
Fecteau
FBI
Thea ‘Sandstig
Kalahari
Brigitte Bardot Marcello
NCR
Scarboro
Journal
ST. John’s Hall
Elm ST
Barbarians
HIT
Murphy’s Music
Atlantic
American International
Panavision
Golfoore
Vowcor Price
Frau Avalon
Pwarwe Hickman
Susay Hart
American International Pictures
Hemisphere
John Saxon Fernando Poe
Jy, Bronwyn Fitzsimons
Ployd Patterson
City Theatre
HAMA
Andre Hakim
Annie Marie Girardot
BELL
la Bonne J Soupe
Forum
Ofrard Blaiw
Bernard Blier
Jean Claude BR Blanchrette Bruwdy
Claude Dauphin - Acha Dy
Daniel Gelin
Denise Grey
Jane Mares
Christian Marquand
Pelir Marten
Raymond Palleghin
Benet
Thomar
Andre Harim
Doseat Thomas
Wee Oy Ratmond LE Oenecral
Marcello Mastroianni
Michele Morgamn
Alberto Sordi
On the Riviera
Rossignol
Boucher
Goulet
Bourassa
Bergeron
Loranger
Fecsteau
Pepin
Lauzon
Sohpomores
Morin
Roger Gagne
Rodney Belanger
Richard Bergeron
Dallas Eleven
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