Bears Rally Past Rams in Dramatic NFL Clash
Chicago Bears upset Los Angeles 17-16 to seize a Coastal Division title margin as Roman Gabriel and the Rams faltered late amid a controversial fourth down blunder. Minnesota and Cleveland won while early NFL results featured the Chiefs, Raiders, Browns, and Eagles in pursuit of division crowns.
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Chargers Blasted By Chiefs In AFL Clash
San Diego quarterback John Hadl faced a relentless Kansas City defense as the Chiefs routed the Chargers 40-3 to drop them from the Western Division race. Willie Lanier returned a fumble for six, Len Dawson threw two TD passes, and despite some Hadl highlights the Bolts were overwhelmed. The Chiefs stayed tied atop the division with Oakland, who beat Denver 33-27.
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Uclans And Tar Heels Head For Showdown
UCLA and North Carolina race toward a No. 1 clash at the Holiday Festival in New York after Christmas. UCLA stretched to 19 straight wins, routing Ohio State and Notre Dame, while North Carolina logged a 87-88 win and eyes a tougher schedule with Vanderbilt, Clemson, and UCLA looming. The season sees Kansas, Houston, New Mexico, Cincinnati, Villanova, and others in the top 20, with Calvin Murphy of Niagara posting a 68-point night and Dayton achieving a 17th straight win.
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Tarbox Takes Early Lead In York County Title Match
Pat Tarbox holds a strong edge over Ann Hubert in the York County Women's championship, leading in the first half at Roll-A-Way Lanes. Tarbox rolled 1,114 to Hubert's 1,? with Tarbox posting 25 spares and five strikes for 208 bonus pins while Hubert had 19 spares and four strikes for 161 bonus pins.
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Awards Made At Stock Car Racing Banquet
WESTBROOK The Main State Stock Car Racing Association issued the annual awards here Saturday night at the group's banquet with more than 2,500 persons in attendance. Class B awards went to Ray Leach Arundel Jeff Stevens Wells Lee Cluff Kennebunk and Dick McCabe Kenne. Al Graffam Saco received a Class C trophy. Top driver for the year was Homer Drew Raymoad Class A su i and Class B and divisions. Other drivers receiving trophies were Class A Dale Avery York Pete Peterson Portland Dave Darveau Algudia Dick Wolstenhulme Windham Del Stinson Woodwich Phil Libby Groveville Don Peterson Wind ham Bob Turner Springvale and George Babb Gray. Class B awards went to Cal Re Groveville Wolstenhulme Lar oy senaway Windham and Bob rner Springvale. Class C drivers to win awards Bae a Tay ee Ce eClure estbrook Wearbroot tay easel South Portland Kenn Hamm Hollis Bob Bushley Jr Wind ham Stan Cote Scarborough and Todd Cartwright Portland. Rookie of the year went to Stevens and Cote.
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SF Yearlings Defeat SMVTS In Close 78 73 Bout
SF Yearlings edged Southern Maine Vocational Technical Institute 78 to 73 at Old Orchard Beach. Brian McBride of Waterbury Connecticut led with 29 points and free throws. Larry Skillings top scored for SMVTI with 19 as the Frosh squad seized a narrow victory.
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Grace Perron Grabs Narrow Lead In Twin City Title Match
Grace Perron led Lillian Camire by one pin after a tight first half at 20th Century Lanes in Twin City action. Perron posted 998 to Camire 997, with Perron delivering five games over 100 and Camire four, as the two evenly matched bowlers set up a Dec. 21 rematch at Camire’s home lanes.
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Cote and Millette Lead St Louis Eagles in 5 4 Season
Den Cote and Dennis Millette named co captains to lead St Louis Regional High School football next season at annual sports awards night. Also honored were girls basketball golf baseball and basketball teams with Joe Yukica as guest speaker. Eagles finished with a 5 4 record.
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Eagles Dominate St Ignatius In Benefit Finale
Eagles opened with a 56 37 victory over St Ignatius in a benefit basketball tilt for Pine Tree Camp For Crippled Children at Sanford Sunday afternoon. Beattie West led Eagles with 12 points while Cote, Roux and Dumas contributed for St Ignatius. Time: 48 minutes.
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American Pro Golfers form group seeks tour solution
The American Pro Golfers group of touring pros in a dispute with the PGA says sponsors signed an agreement with the APG to run the 969 tournament August 29 to September 1. The Greater Hartford Open has been on the PGA tour for 17 years. Boston University will face Northeastern and Harvard vs Clarkson in opening Boston Arena Christmas College Hockey Tourney games, changing format to a knockout with a championship to follow on night two.
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Bowlerettes Rally to Edge Oakhill in Pro League Match
Two Bowlerettes rallied to defeat scrappy Oakhill in a Ladies Pro league at Big 20 Lanes Sunday. Theerettes totaled 1,475 to Oakhill 1,458 as the locals won 5 to 3. Foster’s 334 led losers. Doris Gillis 310 and Lillian Lessard 309 led Bowlerettes with 309.
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Oakhill Trio and Relays Lead Max Score Total 1458
Oakhill led with Heath Clark Landry Micher and Foster combining for a total of 1458 points. The row lists bib numbers 281 283 291 269 334 and totals indicate strong team performance in the event.
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College Scores Roundup From New Hampshire to Vermont
College scores show NH 6, B A 3 and Harvard 11, Dartmouth 2. Yale 5, Northeastern 1. Cornell 8, Brown 2. Penn 8, Connecticut Oswego St 6, Boston U 5 in OT. Army 9, Middlebury 6. Bowdoin 5, Hamilton 1. Colgate 4, Norwich 0. AIC 9, Williams 4. Babson 5, Wesleyan 1. Vermont Massachusetts 3, Boston College 3, Princeton 2.
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Jack Junior High Tops Burns School in Portland
Jack Junior High of Portland defeated Burns School 34 to 28 after a strong second half rally. Burns led 14 to 10 at halftime. Mike Brennick paced the Sace five with points while Peterson and Sterling contributed, and Burns finished with 28 points.
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