Two Clubs Hoping For Win
Mississippi State and Mississippi clash in Oxford in a season plagued by injuries and bad luck. The Rebels seek a Bluebonnet Bowl berth after a 5-3-1 run, while State, 3-6, aims to rebound from a battered campaign. NBC will televise the game at 2:15 p.m. EST alongside LSU versus Florida.
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Biddeford High Seeks Plans for Athletic Field Development
Biddeford Activities Association will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Biddeford High School to discuss plans to develop the field next to the school into football baseball field hockey and track facilities. Joseph Plamondon, chairman of the field committee, says the group hopes to adopt a plan and program and the meeting is open to the public.
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Pro Basketball Results Preview By The Associated Press
No games scheduled. Thursday’s results and today’s schedule list Detroit at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Cincinnati Boston at San Francisco St Louis at Baltimore. Saturday features Baltimore versus Philadelphia Detroit versus New York Detroit and Boston at San Francisco.
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Angels Set to Trade Bo Belinsky to Phillies
Houston AP report says the Los Angeles Angels plan to trade pitcher Bo Belinsky to the Philadelphia Phillies for two minor leaguers. Rumored targets include Costen Shockley and Rudy May. Major league executives met as owners approved a draft of inexperienced players and granted broad powers to baseballs next commissioner. Belinsky, turning 28, had a past conflict with a Los Angeles writer, fueling speculation of a trade before winter meetings end.
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Happy) Chandler
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All-American Football Squad Chosen By Associated Press
The Associated Press selects its 1964 All America football team with John Huarte Tim Timberlake Donny Anderson Gale Sayers in the backfield. Dick Butkus leads a strong defense as the lone holdover and Illinois sits atop a platoon-driven squad with 219-pound linemen. Major names include Biletnikoff Elkins Staubach Morton and others across offensive and defensive units.
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UCLA Illinois Tilt Tops College Card as Season Opens
UCLA opens defense of its national title at Illinois with veteran stars Gail Goodrich Keith Erickson and Fred Goss upcoming to lead the Bruins in a road test seen as a gauge of the defending champions without Walt Hazzard. Illinois coach Harry Combes predicts a good team while Johnny Wooden believes the material is there for another title.
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Insects Outnumber Humans in World Population
Gainesville researchers of the Florida Agricultural Extension Service note that insects make up about 80 percent of all animal life on Earth, both large and small, with their lineage dating back roughly 450 million years beyond humans.
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Navy Yard Closing Sparks Resident Mockery in Baldwin
The Brooklyn Navy Yard's impending closure drew the AP report headline Navy Yard Lost. A Baldwin newspaper reader quipped, You mean they can't even find the damn thing? reflecting public disbelief at the shuttering.
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Browns Favored To Clinch Division Crown
Browns look to seal the Eastern Conference title by beating the Cardinals in St. Louis. A win or tie sends Cleveland to the championship game against the Baltimore Colts in Cleveland on Dec. 27.
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Detroit Keeps Home Ice Hex Against Boston
The Boston Bruins, winless in Detroit since 1962, fell 4-2 as Detroit Wings scorched the middle period with four goals. Murray Oliver opened for Boston, then Johnny Buweyk added his eighth goal of the year as Detroit took control. Pit Martin Floyd Smith Floyd Bergman and Parker MacDonald contributed for Detroit while Ed Johnston posted 39 saves. Boston travels home to face New York next.
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Red Wings Top Bruins in 4-2 Win as Ullman Leads
Detroit built a three point edge in the standings behind Norm Ullman in his 10th NHL season guiding the Red Wings to a 4-2 victory over Boston. Montreal defeated Toronto 4-2 to pull even for second place at 23 points.
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Dickie Moore Joins Maple Leafs After Montreal Chapter
Dickie Moore, once the NHL scoring champion with Montreal, signs with the Toronto Maple Leafs marking a notable mid career shift. The veteran forward seeks to boost Toronto offense and reconnect with former teammates in a bid to extend his league relevance.
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United States Ties For Canada Cup Lead
Arnold Palmer led the United States in round two at the Canada Cup in Hawaii with a 66 and Jack Nicklaus added 72 for a total of 138. South Africa matched the Americans at 138 with Gary Player and Denis Hutchinson firing 69s. Argentina 140, Hawaii 141, Philippines 142, Brazil 143 as 32 nations compete. Palmer quipped to the press, Let’s go swimming, after a 118-foot birdie on No 16.
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Butkus Morton Sign Pacts With National League
The NFL signed two top first round picks Dick Butkus and Craig Morton Thursday, joining Chicago and the Dallas Cowboys. Each reportedly received about $200,000, leaving NFL with seven of fourteen first-round choices while AFL claimed four of eight. The AFL had two first-rounders lost to the NFL.
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Hockey Scores and Standings From The Associated Press
National Hockey League results show Montreal defeating Toronto 4 to 2 and Detroit beating Boston 4 to 2. Detroit leads with 9 points from 8-23 games while Montreal has 65 points. New York and Chicago trailing as Boston sits with 35.
Huarte Chooses Between Jets and Eagles Over Pro Football
Notre Dame quarterback John Huarte, here to receive the Heisman, weighs offers from the New York Jets and Philadelphia Eagles. Money and playing opportunity drive the choice, with long term business plans and graduate school ahead. He cites both teams’ interest and Kuharich’s Notre Dame connection as factors.
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