Pro Grid All Star Team Selected
Baltimore and Green Bay each placed five on the AP NFL All Star team chosen by a 42 man committee. Johnny Unitas and Jim Brown led the offense with near unanimous support. Green Bay DCs and Colts contribute heavily on defense, with rookie Paul Krause the sole first team rookie.
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Notre Dame basketball on comeback trail with victory over Michigan State
Notre Dame under coach Johnny Dee won three straight after beating Michigan State 100-93. Don Reed led with 30 points, Walt Sahm clinched win with late free throws. Notre Dame eyes a Detroit game next, then five road tests starting Saturday at Evansville. Top ten teams Vanderbilt San Francisco Minnesota and St John’s also won. Holy Cross rallied behind John Wendleken as San Francisco beat San Francisco State.
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Hockey Results and Schedule Amid Sparse Tuesday Nip
National Hockey League results from Tuesday show no games scheduled. Upcoming games list Montreal at Toronto and Chicago at New York today with Chicago at Boston expected Thursday. A note references a dolphin symbolizing love diligence and speed among early Christians.
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Last Second Shot Seals Thornton Victory Over South Portland
Thornton Academy edged South Portland 53 52 at Linnell Gym as Matt Ruben hit a last second jump shot after time appeared to run out. Polackwich fouled out early, but Thornton rallied behind Caouette Cote and Ruben to overcome foul trouble and win in overtime.
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Berwick High Triumphs Over St Anthony's in York County Hoop
Berwick High defeated St Anthony's High of Kennebunkport 92 to 76 in a Southern York County League boys basketball game. Jim Murray led Berwick with 24 points and Jerry Osgood added 22, as Berwick built a 47 34 halftime lead and pulled away in the third period. St Anthony's Jayvees beat Berwick 62 35.
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NFL Signs Olympic Sprinters Hayes Carr to Pro Football Deals
Tokyo gold medalists Bob Hayes and Henry Carr signed with the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants, aiming for flanker back or defensive back roles as NFL clubs outbid AFL rivals. Hayes, 21, and Carr, 23, bring world sprint records and Olympic relay success to their new teams, joining six other college signees across the league.
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Total Offense Figures Reflect League Leaders
New York report shows Baltimore atop NFL total offense with 4421 yards, followed by Cleveland at 4079 and St Louis at 4052. Colts clinch Western Conference title while Cleveland leads St Louis by half game in the East. Green Bay leads in total defense, Dallas second, with Cleveland near the bottom in 14th.
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Thornton Academy Winter Track Schedule Listed
Thornton Academy released its track schedule for this winter. Maroon track and field competitors will participate in five meets at the Portland Exposition Building. Under Coach Randy White the squad opens January 16 against Portland, then Deering and South Portland on January 23, Westbrook on January 30, Cheverus on February 6, Lewiston and Westbrook on February 13, and the Southwestern Maine Indoor Track Conference Championship on February 20, with all events at the Expo.
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Pro Basketball Eastern and Western Division Standings
New York lost to Philadelphia 102 100 in a recent NBA matchup while Boston defeated Cincinnati 108 113. Philadelphia leads the East with 14 wins, Boston 20, Cincinnati 16. In the West Los Angeles sits at 16 9 and St Louis 14 10 as teams chase playoff positioning.
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Frosh Win Over Rams In Kennebunk Tilt
Thornton freshmen topple Kennebunk High frosh 56 to 34 as team led each period. Billy Bowie scored 15 and Dick Pike added 11 for Thornton Maroon, while MacDonald paced the Rams with 9. Final score shows Thornton 56 Kennebunk 34, with 4-8 officials noted.
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Baltimore Detroit and San Francisco Scores Brief
A fragmented score item lists Baltimore 1215 and Detroit 1016 with .385 and .2969 marks, plus 612 for San Francisco and 819. The readable data shows three teams with numeric values, but lacks full context or dates. The fragment hints at a sports or statistical box from a newspaper page.
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Venturi Named Golf Player Of The Year In 1964
Las Vegas AP Ken Venturi 33 edged Bobby Nichols by 35 votes to win the PGA Player of the Year award after a comeback culminating in the U S Open victory in Washington D C He later claimed the American Golf Classic and Insurance City Open to cap a year plagued by health and confidence issues at the PGA banquet held at the Sahara Hotel with Lloyd Mangrum and the late Edward Dudley elected to the Hall of Fame.
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Eliot High Routs Wells 73 51 In Youth Basketball
Eliot Indians top Wells 73 to 51 as Mike O Malley scores 23 and Jim Parmley 17. Wells leaders Gary Grant and Joe Searles each tally 12. First half tight, Eliot breaks away with 14 point third period surge at Eliot High.
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Cross-Continental Motorcycle Pioneer George Wyman
The first man to cross the North American continent by motorcycle, George Wyman, began his historic journey from San Francisco in May. The feat marked a landmark in motorized travel, inspiring future cross-country expeditions.
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Dick Agreste shines in Thornton Academy scoring clash
Dick Agreste, St. Louis grid ace, set a scoring record at Thornton Academy while rival Don Parkin, Lewiston back, watched from the stands. Nearby notes praise a Maine Christmas gift idea a 1965 resident hunting and fishing license.
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West Coast Matchups Highlight Star Absences in NBA Woes
The West Coast clubs lost star power with Wilt Chamberlain sidelined for the Warriors and Elgin Baylor resting for the Lakers as the Hawks and Celtics dominated. Beaty Led the Hawks past San Francisco 113 92 with Pettit 22 rebounds, while Russell fueled Boston 108 98 over Los Angeles. Thurmond led SF with 32, Havlicek 25 for Boston, and West's 34 paced LA. Baylor may miss five or six games with a leg strain.
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Traip Edges Kennebunk 52 41 In season opener
Traip Academy rallied in the third period to defeat Kennebunk 52 to 41. Ted Weaver led the surge with support from Fitzpatrick and Plaisted while both teams struggled at the foul line. Sherm Seanard topped Kennebunk with 20 points as Jim Crown added 10.
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Tale of the Benches St Petersburg Florida
An 88-year-old St Petersburg resident with a keen sense of humor visits a downtown shop. He overhears two elderly women discussing young men courting lone ladies on benches, then he kisses his wife in view of the bystanders and casually walks away.
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Timeline shows 1903 arrival in New York City
A fragment notes that in 1903 and a little less than two months later, the subject cycled into New York City. The terse line implies a sequence of events leading to or following a journey ending in the city.
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