Dean Chance Sets ERA Record for 21 Years in 1964
Boston AP reports Dean Chance, 23, of the Los Angeles Angels led the American League with a 1.65 ERA in 1964, the best since 1943. He also threw 278 innings, 15 complete games, and 11 shutouts, plus five wins by 10 runs. Joel Horlen was second with 1.88 ERA, Whitey Ford 2.13, and Wally Bunker led with a .792 winning percentage.
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Gary Peters
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
Chicago
Wally Bunker
Baltimore
Bunker
al Downing
Stu Miller
Bill Monbouquette
Orlando Pena
Kansas City
Palmer Denies He's Lost His Fabled Finishing Kick
Honolulu AP report quotes Arnold Palmer denying a fading finish. After a superb run 65 66 67 67 he shot 78 on the final day allowing Jack Nicklaus to win the Canada Cup individual crown. Palmer defends his form, cites a bad round and plans fewer events next year.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Fabu
South Africa’s Ludick Stops Miranda in Brief Bout
Associated Press report notes Willie Ludick of South Africa defeated Oscar Miranda of Argentina in a quick knockout, with Ludick listed as 147 and Miranda as 1482 in the craftily abbreviated boxing stat line.
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Oscar Miranda
Argentina
Cappelletti Sets New AFL Scoring Mark in Boston Win
Gino Cappelletti, Boston's top pass catcher and kicker, scored in a 31 24 victory over Kansas City to raise his AFL scoring record to 155 points, adding a touchdown on a Parilli pass, a 12 yard field goal and four conversions. Cookie Gilchrist leads rushing while Len Dawson tops the passing list.
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Boston
Pride
Patriots
Babe Parilli
Kansas City
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo
Matt Snell
Gilchrist
Snell
Len Dawson
Pro Basketball Monday and Wednesday NBA Schedule
National Basketball Association results and upcoming games list scheduled for Monday with Baltimore Philadelphia Detroit Boston and others. Wednesday matchups include New York Baltimore Cincinnati Detroit and more.
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Detroit
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Los Angeles
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San Francisco
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Thornton Opens Home Season Against South Portland
Thornton Academy hosts South Portland tonight at Linnell Gym as area matchups open. Kennebunk travels to Train Academy, Wells meets Eliot, and St Anthony's visits Berwick while Maroon quintet faces Red Riot after a 65-49 loss to Edward Little Friday.
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Kennebunk
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Eliot
York County
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Newmarket
N.H
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Kennebu
Wolverines Top Poll. Wichita Surges in First Regular Ranking
Michigan leads AP top 10 in inaugural regular season poll with 337 points and 32 first-place votes. Wichita rises to second with 288 points after strong start. Vanderbilt third, St. Louis fourth, San Francisco fifth, Minnesota sixth, UCLA slips to seventh, Duke eighth, Kentucky ninth, St. John’s New York tenth.
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Duke
Kentucky
Villanova Tops Princeton In Overtime Riser In Rankings
Villanova outlasted Princeton 61-60 in OT as Bill Melchionni scored the decisive jumper with 22 seconds left. North Carolina defeated Kentucky 82-67 as top teams shifted in the AP ratings, with Kentucky No. 9 and Villanova barely outside the top ten. Michigan rolled past Missouri 91-61, while Kansas State rebounded 61-48 against Southern Illinois.
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Kansas State
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Tall
Tar Heels
Sopomore
Bob Lewis
Billy Cunningham
Bil Buntin
Wolverine
Sudden Death Overtime Sudden Death Overtime Added To Division Championship Tilt
Patriots surge to 10-2-1 after 31-24 win over Kansas City as Bills 16-13 upset Oakland. AFL title race hinges on Dec 20 at Fenway with possible sudden death playoff. Boston set 40,000 tickets for Dec 26 vs San Diego. Parilli and Holovak praise team depth and momentum.
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Jesse Richardson
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Richardson
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Oakland
Denver
Fenway Park
San Diego
Western Kings
Broncos
Babe Parilli
Paying for disrespect in Amityville party case
A 16 year old Amityville boy was fined 50 for disorderly conduct after pleading guilty for boisterous party behavior. His father Barney Berkowitz, 54, was also fined 50 for disorderly conduct when he handed the boy the money and said Give the bum his money. The elder Berkowitz paid the second fine in silence. The piece ends with a note about Moscow’s great bell cast in 1735 never having rung.
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N.Y
Barney Berkowitz
Donald Auperin
Berkowitz
Arroyo Plans Comeback With Yankees Aid
Luis Arroyo aims for a 1965 mound return after elbow surgery and a season in Puerto Rico. The former Yankee reliever recalls his 1961 15-5 record and nearly a dozen saves while he recovers from bone chips. Arroyo pitches sparingly for the San Juan Senators and hopes to join the Yankees in spring training if his arm allows.
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Pedro Ramos
Ramos
Yankee Stadium
Area Youths Chosen For All Stars In Seacoast Football
Five area youths named to the All Seacoast Conference schoolboy football squad by coaches with Kennebunk High placing three on the 16 man team. Honorable mention went to Marc Gagne Seagull back and to others from Morse Traip Oxford Hills Kennebunk Fryeburg Westbrook. Circumference fact appended.
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Barry McDonald
Bob Reid
Sherm Seaward
Old Orchard Beach High
John Lambert
Jack Jalbert
Jalbert
Marc Gagne
Seagull
Ted Weaver
Traip
Kermit Foster
Fryeburg
Dick Gagnon
Westbrook
McDonald
Rodney Winslow
Oxford Hills
Ken Kiesman
Steve Brewer
Morse
Ken Palm
Jalbet
Gary Rand
Bradley Payne
Buddy Hewlett
Joe Tinker
Mike Barra
Kennebunk
Gagne
Gene Stallings Named Texas A M Coach From Bryant Circle
Gene Stallings, a former end on the 1956 Texas A&M team and assistant to Bear Bryant, is appointed head coach of the Aggies as Hank Foldberg remains athletic director. Stallings, 29, hails from Paris Texas and joins on a four year contract after Bryant's era at A M amid a long record of losing seasons.
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Bear) Bryant
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Hank) Foldberg
Foldberg
Paris
Tigers Share White Gym Records At Biddeford High
Biddeford High School dominates Steve White Memorial Gym records as the season opens. Paul Twomey leads individual scoring and field goals in a 30 point, 12 FG game against Sanford on Feb 4, 1964. Ken Chenard adds 11 fouls on Jan 1, 1963. Cheverus Stags hold multiple marks including 31-54 win over Biddeford on Jan 7, 1964 and 48 second half points. Westbrook tops fourth quarter with 30 points. Orange and Black sit 8-10 on home court through 19 games since 1962.
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Wolfpack coach Everett Case resigns amid fatigue
Everett Case, longtime NC State basketball mentor, quits as head coach due to extreme fatigue after 19 seasons with the Wolfpack. Assistant Press Maravich, 45, named head coach, with Case serving as advisory. State had begun the season 1-1 after losses to Wake Forest and win over Furman.
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Gray Fox
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Roy Clogston
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Ten Selected For Football Hall Of Fame
NEW YORK AP Football stars coaches and fans will honor former All-America Donald B Lourie and 10 new Hall of Fame inductees at the Football Foundation dinner at the Waldorf Astoria Lourie a Princeton 1920 quarterback and current Quaker Oats chairman will receive the gold medal award The 10 inductees include Col Earl H Red Blaik coach at Dartmouth and Army and players Ray R Evans W Earl Sprackling Kyle Rote and others along with three deceased stars William N Tallardy Langdon Lea and Charles R Rehart
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Kyle Rote
Southern Mother's
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Langdon Lea
Princeton Tactte
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Lafayette
Montreal at Toronto and Chicago at New York hockey results
NHL results show games featuring Montreal against Toronto and Chicago against New York. Details on scores and outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
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