St Louis Faces Traip as Wells and St Ignatius Open Seasons
St Louis High hosts Traip Academy in a Western Class L battle with Traip boasting a run and shoot offense led by Dean Peschel and Barry Fletcher. Wells High travels to St Ignatius after exhibition losses, while Kennebunk and St Anthony's prepare for back to back games in a tight York County schedule.
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Allan Evelyn
St. Louis
Train Academy
Biddeford
Thornton
Ole Orchard Beach
Wells
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St. Anthony's
St. Louis High
Traip
York County
Wells High
Sanford
Spartans
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Freeport
Marshwood
Bills and Patriots Meet As Also Rans In 1967 Finale
Boston hosts the AFL rivals at Fenway Park as both teams miss the title chase. Boston enters 3 8 1 in third place and seeks a fifth straight win while Buffalo sits 3 9 after last year’s Eastern title. Don Trull starts at quarterback for the Patriots with Babe Parilli in reserve. Don Kemn to start for Buffalo. Kickoff at 2 p.m. EST.
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Billy Shaw
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Houston
Babe Parilli
Jack Kemn
Bruins Seek 36th Win In Home Opener
UCLA aims to extend its national best 35 game win streak in the home opener versus Wichita State led by 7 foot 1 Lew Alcindor. Purdue upset remains fresh as fans watch the Bruins seek another victory in front of the home crowd.
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Tigers Hopes Fade For Game In The South
The Associated Press reports a South region slate with varied results as teams like Scranton beat Susquehanna and Texas A&M edged West Texas State. Amid college basketball scores several football scheduling hurdles arise for Biddeford High School seeking post season play in Florida.
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Gary Johnston
Titusville
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The
Herald
Florida
Dream All America backfield tops 1967 AP list
UCLA quarterback Gary Beban Syracuse fullback Larry Csonka and USC duo O J Simpson and Purdue star Leroy Keyes headline the 1967 All America team chosen by The Associated Press. The quartet led the nation in rushing and scoring while guiding their teams to a 32 7 1 season record.
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Ernie Davis
Jim Nance
Floyd Little
Ben Schwartzwalder
Schwartzwalder
Colts Will Be Hard To Lasso By Hand
Baltimore seeks to extend an unbeaten string while Los Angeles and Cleveland control division hopes. The column forecasts Rams over Packers, Browns over St Louis, and Colts to beat New Orleans before final road game shaping Eastern and Coastal titles.
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Sayers
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Bruins Canadiens Brawl Triggers $1675 In Fines
NHL President Clar ence Campbell fined 28 players totaling 1675 after a brawl during the Bruins Canadiens game last Sunday. Dor Awrey and Terry Harper each 150, Dick Duff 100, Jacques Laperriere 75, Harper 150 plus 100 for leading the bench brigade, 12 Canucks fined 50, eleven Bruins 51, Ed Johnston and Rogat Vachon 50, Ernie Wakeley escaped.
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