Bills Seek First AFL Title in 1960s Era Clashes
The Associated Press outlines Buffalo and San Diego poised for the AFL championship with Buffalo carrying momentum from a 24 14 win over Boston while San Diego aims to rebound from two straight losses including a 21 20 upset by Oakland. Key stats note Kemp and Gilchrist as pivotal, Buffalo 12 2, San Diego 8 5 1, regular season head to head 2 0 Buffalo.
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Boston
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Oakland
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Cookie Gilchrist
Kansas City
New York
Houston
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Jack Kemp
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Elbert Dubenion
Babe Parisi
Tony Romeo
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Mike Mercer
George Blanda
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Jets
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Illinois Wins UK Invitational in Thrilling Final
Illini trounce Kentucky 91-86 to claim the UK Invitational title, first Illinois over Kentucky since 1943 and first UKIT for a Big Ten team in nine tries. Skip Thoren 27, Tal Brody 25, as Illinois steadies after a late 16 point gap collapse. The event drew 23,300, a two night attendance record.
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Louisiana
Ole Miss Coach Vaught under fire after Bluebonnet Bowl loss
Tulsa edged Mississippi 14 to 7 in Houston as Rhome led a tough defense and hooked a late touchdown pass to Eddie Fletcher. Coach Johnny Vaught angered reporters with a delayed postgame scene after Ole Miss dropped its eighth straight bowl.
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Portland Club Defeated by Pastime Keglers in Close Match
In the La dies Western Pro league at Pastime Bowling Center, Pastime Keglers took six of eight points from Congress Square of Portland. The total came down to a two pin margin with Madelein Guay striking 296 as Pastime’s high game and Cora Silverman leading Congress Square.
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Maple
Pastime Lane Clubs Split Weekend Bowling Action
At Pastime Bowling Center local teams posted mixed results in two leagues. In York-Cumberland action Pastime swept eight points from 20th Century by 78 pins as Leo Beaulier led with 331 while Dick Raybine topped the visitors with 340. In Western Maine Pro, Pastime-1,653 fell to Colonial of Westbrook by 79 pins after taking the first string, Don Saucier leading with 357 and Huck Shave for Colonial with 379.
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Dick Raybine
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Don Saucier
Huck” Shave
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Lehoux
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J. Lachance
Saucier
Forcier Gillis Duo Beat Westbrook In Bowling Rematch
Jerry Forcier and Nick Gillis defeated Herb McBride and Harland Shane of Westbrook by 53 pins in a doubles rematch at 20th Century Lanes Saturday afternoon. Forcier led with 1,243 and Gillis 1,166 as the locals surged from behind to post 2,409 to Westbrook’s 2,356. Continuous totals show all players topping the century across ten strings, with notable 157 and 150 singles by Gillis and Forcier sealing the win.
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Nick Gillis
Herb McBride
Harland Shane
Westbrook
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Shave
Forcier
Shane
Mike Pilon Fund Collection At Kennebunk High
A Christmas social at Kennebunk High School raised 20.70 for the Mike Pilon fund. Stephen Bull chaired the event with Debra Cox, Kathy Grant, Paul Normand, Susan Jones leading committees. Masters of ceremonies were Cary Haskell and others. teachers assisted under Principal William Pappas.
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Stephen Bull
Debra Cox
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Paul Normand
Susan Jones
Cary Haskell
Barbara Belyea
Steven Yates
Joy Taylor
Debra Farwell
Ronald Robertson
Robert Nevens
William Pappas
Eagles Blast Oxford Hills In Easy Win
St. Louis High crushed Oxford Hills 72 to 43 after leading 14-3 early and 35-14 at halftime. Captain Dick Agreste and Rene Breton each scored 13, Dutremble 12, and Frothingham 12 for Oxford Hills. Oxford Hills missing 6'4\" Bill Hayes hurt, St. Louis improves to 1-1 while Oxford Hills drops to 0-4.
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Rector
Huena
Direnzo
Neiman Marcus Store Fire Tops $5 Million Loss
Dallas AP reports work crews began around the clock cleanup at the Neiman Marcus downtown store after a weekend fire damaged stock and building in a seven story structure. President Stanley Marcus announced a January 11 reopening with a total inventory valued at 12 to 15 million dollars and a ten day cleaning plan plus another week to refresh the store.
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Hockey Results Show Standings and Recent Scores
NHL results recap with Montreal, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, New York, Boston. Saturday results include Chicago 6 Montreal 3 and Toronto 6 New York. Sunday games feature Montreal 3 New York and Detroit 3 Toronto 1 Chicago 3 Boston 2. Upcoming games show none scheduled.
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Local high school hoops card features two home tilts
St Louis hosts Sanford at Biddeford JHS after opening home season with wins over Oxford Hills and Westbrook. Thornton battles Morse of Bath at Linnell Gym while York visits winless Wells, York aiming for fifth win as Wells seeks relief from a five game skid. St Anthony's rescheduled trip to Kennebunk follows snowstorm.
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St. Anthony's
Indoor Liberty Bowl a Cold Indoor Victory for Utah
Atlantic City hosted the first in door Liberty Bowl where Utah defeated West Virginia 32 to 6 before 6059 fans. Promoter Bud Dudley called the event artistically perfect and financially successful, with TV backing and private underwriting totaling 25000 dollars.
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Bud) Dudley
Butkus Named Top Lineman in AP 1964 Poll
Illinois star Dick Butkus, 6 foot 4, 250 pounds, won All-America honors again and was named the outstanding lineman of the 1964 college football season in the AP poll. He drew 53 votes from 125 writers and broadcasters after the season.
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Illinois
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Tennessee
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UCLA
Rhode Island Team Captures Wrestling Event at Invitational
LaSalle Academy won the first annual invitational wrestling tournament at Stephen White gym, Biddeford High School, totaling 116 points to beat Biddeford 86 Sanford 66 and Lowell 31. Notable winners include Charles McVey in 127 pounds, and multiple undefeateds from LaSalle, Biddeford, and Sanford. Coach Doug Parker and coach Johnny Caramichalis led morning clinics and tournament operations.
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Springfield College
Robert Whatley
Belmont
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Sanford High
New England
Illini Great Butkus Praised by AP Voters
Illinois coach Pete Elliott called Butkus the finest player he ever coached. Voters in the AP poll labeled him perhaps the greatest linebacker ever and an outstanding all around player despite a mediocre team. The Illini finished six wins and three losses.
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Illini
Thornton Topples Cheverus In Linnell Gym Showdown
The Thornton Academy Maroon defeated Cheverus 65 to 56 after trailing early, using a second quarter press to surge ahead by halftime. Ken Pike led with 20 points, while Eric Cote added 10 and Don Caouette 15 as Thornton pulled away in the fourth quarter. Cheverus’ Ed Shevenell scored 11 in a losing effort.
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Janson
Smith
Batson
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Walsh
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Mathieu
Houston
Sutherland
St Louis Frosh Triumph Over Spartans in Freshman Clash
SANFORD St Louis Frosh defeated St Ignatius Frosh 76 55 at the St Ignatius gym in a Saturday matchup. Don Cote scored 29 points with 12 field goals and 5 free throws to pace the Eagles while Ray Belanger added 18 points and Rene Simard contributed 10.
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