Major Leagues Delay Decisions At Winter Meetings
In San Francisco amid a looming player strike and sagging attendance, Major League Baseball delays key spring training rule changes and interleague playoff money decisions. AL to test rules including a permanent pinch hitter and runner, a formal intentional walk. NL to trial lighting at ballparks. meetings resume in Phoenix on Dec 14.
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Warren Giles
Seattle
San Diego
Phoenix
Ariz
Cronin
Giles
New York Mets
Harvard Yale Lead All-New England Football Team Selections
Harvard and Yale each place five players on the 1968 All-New England College Football Team chosen by The Associated Press. Boston College adds five, totaling 23 players from 12 colleges. Notables include Vic Gatto and Brian Dowling of Harvard, Calvin Hill of Yale, and Ted Alfien in a special utility back role.
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Associated Press
Boston
Harvard
Yale
Boston College
Ringfield
Ted Alfien
New England
Arvard
Crimson
Vic Gatto
Jones
John Cramer
John Emery
Pat Conway
Brian Dowling
Calvin Hill
Mous
Kyle Gee
Bruce Weinstein
Fred Morris
Dave Bennett
Hill
Gatto
Alfien
Alsonama
Ra Tiner
Connecticut
Joe Lanzilli
Northeastern
Ernie Babcock
Dartmouth
Dick Kroner
Boston Go
Ross Wilson
Williams
Ken Kuzman
Rhode Island
Jay Donabedian
Boston University
John Salmon
Wilson
Dowling
Weinstein
Kroner
Kuzman
Bouley
Cramer
Tiner
Stan Raczewski
John Delahanty
Bowdoin
Dan Radakovich
Everett Keene
John
Ladies Bowling Title Match Set in Twin City
The Twin City Ladies title match features champion Mrs. Lillian Camire defending against challenger Mrs. Grace Perron in the first half at 20th Century Lanes Bid_tomorrow afternoon. Camire last spring defended her crown and edged Pat Tarbox to retain the title. Perron, noted as a rising bowler and Camire’s sister, could upset. The second half will be rolled at Camire’s lanes at a later date.
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Grace Perron
20Th Centu
Franklin Street
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John Hadl
Lance Alworth
Oakland
Denver
Raiders
Namtes Broncs
Chargers
George Blanda
New York
Cincinnati
Jets
Bengals
Big Town
Paul Robinson
Boxing cards report from Taunton and Tampa shows two decisions
In Taunton Larry Carney of Lowell stopped Gene Roberts of Portland in six rounds. In Tampa Manny Gonzales of Houston outpointed Bobby Williams of Memphis over ten rounds.
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Taunton
Mass
Larry Carney
Lowell
Gene Roberts
Portland
Maine
Tampa
Fla
Manny Gonzales
Houston
Bobby
Williams
Memphis
Tenn
Packers Bid for Final Stand Against Colts
AP report from New York details the Green Bay Packers facing a crucial matchup against the Baltimore Colts. With star players like Ray Nitschke, Willie Davis, and Jerry Kramer central to hopes of one last, strong effort, questions linger over Bart Starr’s health and the Packers’ ability to avert a season-ending collapse. The column forecasts a warlike clash, notes last week’s 9-4 tally, and lists Sunday NFL games and scores, including a Colts win and implications for the Packers’ playoff chances.
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Jack Hand
Associa Press
NEW York (Ap
Green Bay Packers
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Baltimore
Ray Nitschke
Willie Davis
Jerry Kramer
Bart Starr
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Bob Jeter
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Chicago
George Allen
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Sonny Jurgensen
Redskins
Leroy Kelly
Skins
Bill Nelson
Jurgensen
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St. Louis
Dave Williams
St.Louis
Giants
Fran Tarkenton
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Lincoln Junior Five Defeats Burns in Rough Cager Battle
Lincoln Junior High beat Burns 45 to 27 as Lincoln surged to a 19-3 first period lead and a 31-0 halftime edge, holding Burns to 19 points at the period break. Brown led Lincoln with nine points, followed by Truman six. Loranger and Fontaine had four for Burns. Period scores show Lincoln 19 and 24 in the other periods. Officials: Dolani Kiely. Time: 46.
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Sorranger
Lewis
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Denis Hall Beats Notre Dame Quintet In Close Bout
Alfred Denis Hall eighth graders edge Notre Dame of Saco 34 to 32 in a tight basketball thriller. Lead changes marked the game with Fahey scoring seven of his team's nine points in the fourth quarter. Casavant and Poisson added late points for Denis Hall as time ran out. Officials were Brother Landry and Brother Roberts. Time: 4-6's.
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Fahey
Repley
Pryer
Wilson
McKinney
Ouellette
Paquin
Boucher
Petrin
Danis
Frosh Defeat Lincoln Junior High in Close Battle
Portland Thornton Frosh beat Lincoln Junior High 70 to 69 in a boys basketball thriller. McKenney scored 24, Chadbourne 23 for Thornton with Warner adding 15, while Aronson led Lincoln with 20. Thornton rallied after early deficits, surging in the third and fourth quarters to secure the win.
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Thornton Frosh
Lincoln Junior High School
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Warner
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Stoddard
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Crocker
Murray
Gillis
Aronson
Foster
Pistons And Warriors Win In Adult Loop
In a Western Biddeford adult basketball night the Pistons defeated the Lakers 53 to 37, led by Dick Saucier with 21 and Rick Marchand with 15. In the second game Joe Saucier and Mike Boucher traded late baskets as the Warriors edged the Bullets 55 to 53, with final seconds deciding the outcome.
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Lakers
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Saco Schoolboys Trounce Denis Hall in Seventh Grade Bout
Saco Schoolboys defeated Denis Hall 30 to 19 in seventh grade basketball. Bernier led Saco with 12 points, Legendre added 10, Trottier paced Notre Dame with eight for the Demons. Notre Dame 7th grade 19, Denis Hall 7th grade 19. Officials: Brother Landry.
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Saco
Denis Hall
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Leendre
Trottier
Cougars
Vy - Eee Tennetts
Martin
Wit Bernier
Jeomive Cloutier
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Dion
Roy
Gupil
Maldruff
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Onoto
Brother Landry Brother
Roberts
Chiefs linebacker Bu Abell undergoes emergency appendectomy
Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Bu Abell had an emergency appendectomy Thursday night and will be sidelined for the rest of the NFL season, Coach Hank Stram said. Abell's condition was reported satisfactory.
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Bu Abell
Kansas City Chiefs
Hank Stram
Abell
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