College Basketball Power Shuffle Hits Top Ten
Duke remains No. 1 as UCLA drops from the Top Ten after a rough week. Houston upset Providence 102-89 led by Elvin Hayes's 33 points, while Southern Illinois toppled Wichita 89-68. Minnesota beat Detroit 92-88 behind Archie Clark’s 38 points as Dorie Murray tied a school record with 44 points and 34 rebounds for Detroit. Duke received 40 first place votes. St Joseph’s Pa and Michigan followed.
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Ski Conditions Across New England Reports
New England ski reports list base depths and snow types by resort. Maine Saddleback 5-18 packed powder Sugarloaf 12-20 packed powder. New Hampshire Attitash 14-16 packed powder Cannon Mt 8-31 powder and granular Cranmore 6-8 powder and frozen granular Gunstock 4-7 granular. Vermont Wildcat 11-38 packed powder Mt Ascutney 8-0 frozen granular machine made Bromley 4-16 powder Burke Mt 14-29 packed powder Glen Ellen 18-39 powder Jay Peak 25-35 powder Killington 13-20 powder Madonna Mt 28-49 powder Middlebury Snow Bowl 15-30 packed powder Pico Peak 9-24 packed powder Mt Snow 10-19 machine made packed powder Sugarbush 30-42 packed powder Massachusetts Mt Tom 14-4 machine made Connecticut Powder Hill 12-12 packed powder machine made.
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Classified Columns Yield Cautionary Word on Sins
Readers are urged to study the paper's classifieds section for warnings about misdeeds and social pitfalls. The column highlights cautionary tales and everyday scams to watch for in the week ahead.
Biddeford and St Anthony's Dominate Area Scorers
Archie's Norm Daigneault won the Merchants league Christmas handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes with a 624 score, edging Fern Guilbeault by three pins. The event drew 18 bowlers and set up a New Year's handicap rolloff at 7:30 PM. St Anthony's High School and Biddeford High dominate the top ten area school boy scorers, led by Ray Rimkevicus of St Anthony's and Doug Caldwell of Old Orchard Beach. other top finishers include Dal Paliulis, Dick Saucier, Chuck Clifford, Bill Harriman, Marc Gagne, Roger Lebel, Vytautas Kvietys, and Lee Saucier.
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M. Neault
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N. Guignard
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Ray Rimkevicus
St. Anthony’s
Biddeford
Chuck Clifford
Bill Harriman
Orange and Black
Marc Gagne
Roland Gagne
Old Orchard Beach
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St. Antthony’s
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Kvietys
Saucier’s
Browns star Jim Brown eyes title game venue
New York AP reports Jim Brown prefers Baltimore for weather and stadium capacity but says Cleveland will face either the Colts or Packers in the Jan 2 NFL title game. He notes potential match ups, discusses the Unitas factor, and reflects on his suspension incident with Joe Robb and season totals.
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Chicago
Sayers
Bowling Rolloff Set By K. O. C. Council
Knights of Columbus bowling league schedules a Christmas handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes on Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Top handicap bowlers Ray Gendron and Jerry Paquette hold 109 averages, with others listed and entry open until rolloff time.
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Chargers Top Bills In League Stats For Championship Clash
Statistics show the San Diego Chargers led in all six offensive and defensive categories, while the Buffalo Bills ranked lower in most areas. San Diego passed for 3,103 yards vs 2,461 for Buffalo and rushed 1,998 yards to 1,288. Chargers allowed 2,182 passing yards vs Bills 3,170 and 1,094 rushing yards vs Bills 1,114. Overall yards were 5,101 to 3,749 in favor of San Diego.
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Welterweights Fall in Separate Lethal KOs Last Night
In Albuquerque Lu Rodriguez of Miami knocked out Joe Louis Murphy in the 4th round. In Las Vegas Ernie Indian Red Lopez of Los Angeles stopped Pulga Serrano in the 4th round. Both bouts featured welterweights and were reported by The Associated Press from the night’s fights.
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Indian Red) Lopez
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Pro Basketball Standings and Player Scores List
A list of players with points and time or margin figures in parentheses. Names include C Madore, C Martel, F Guilbeault, A Leblond, J Laverriere, J Lopez, R Cantara, A Beaulieu, A Palmer, F Greaney, M Letarte, R Menard, R Petit, T LeBlond, A Dudley, H Moreau, E LeBlond, R Bolduc, B Desmarais, R Linscott, M Roy, F Turcotte, A Bergeron, A Houle, A Jacques, P Remillard, Bob Gendron, H Grover, Ledoux.
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Biddeford High names three grid captains for next year
Biddeford High School honored its Class A football champions with a banquet at the Won derbar Steak House. The Tigers elected tri captains for the next season: quarterback Bob by Demers, defensive end Dana Peck, and lineman Norm Goulet.
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Wonderbar
Tigers
Bobby Demers
Dana Peck
Norm Goulet
Art Descoteaux
Neil Serpico
Chris Anton
Descoteaux
Ser
Paul Stebbins
Deering High
Phil Caminitti
Frank Fixaris
WGAN
Thornton Girls Open Season With Windham Tilt
Thornton Academy girls basketball opens season against Windham High at 3 15 p m with a home game. The lineup features Lin da Crosby Gail Chadbourne Martha Graves Bev Rouillard Paula Deasy Sheila Caddigan Margie Cote Ann Rancourt Sue Hunt Nancy Scammon and Lin da Boutet. The Jayvee squad includes multiple players led by Marlene Lemelin Linda Eaton and Diane Bergeron.
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Linda Crosby
Gail Chadbourne
Martha Graves
Bev Rouillard
Paula Deasy
Sheila Caddigan
Margie Cote
Ann Rancourt
Sue Hunt
Nancy Scammon
Linda Boutet
Maroon Lassies
Windham High
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Marlene Lemelin
Linda Eaton
Diane Bergeron
Betty Chappell
Jill Chadbourne
Donna Coburn
Linda Rumery
Linda Mondor
Sandy McCallum
Lindy Lou Dupuis
Jeanne LeClair
Donna DeDonna
Kathy Grondin
Jan Lumb
Nancy Bouffard
Twin City League Sets Lane Rolloff
The Twin City Bowling League schedules a Christmas week handicap rolloff at Roll-A-Way Lanes on Wednesday at 7:30. The five string event bases prizes on entries with Norm Allie leading the field at 109 average and 40 pin handicap among many averages and handicaps listed.
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Cleveland Stars Dominate Pro Bowl East Selections
Full back Jim Brown and seven Browns named to the East squad for the Pro Bowl in Los Angeles. Joining Brown are Frank Ryan Dick Schafrath John Wooten Gene Hickerson Gary Collins Paul Wiggin and Jim Houston. Norman Snead is the other quarterback on the East roster.
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Bob Hayes
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Tucker Frederickson
Gale Sayers
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Chicago
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Huarte Traded To Patriots For Colclough
Former Notre Dame star John Huarte joins the Boston Patriots to back up Babe Parilli after the Jets trade Jimmy Colclough. The deal includes a $200000 price, a fourth-round AFL pick, and a possible $50000 payment if Huarte makes the roster next season. Parilli, 35, had injuries but led a late-season rally for Boston.
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Pastime Bowlers Register Victories
The Pastime clubs in Western Maine Pro and A division won six points this weekend. The Pro team edged Westbrook by four pins led by Joe Lachance with 386. Pastime Raiders won Bowlorama at Sanford by 39 pins with Paul Binette 337 and Lamond’s 337 for Lanord, totals for each squad listed.
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Grabowski Signs Three Year Pact With Packers
Chicago AP reports Illinois fullback Jim Grabowski signed a three year contract with the Green Bay Packers. The deal, rumored at about 50 000 per year plus a 100 000 bonus, paves the way for a rookie push to unseat Paul Hornung or Jim Taylor. Coach Vince Lombardi praised Grabowski and expected him to add weight and yardage as he challenges the NFL veteran backs.
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Bill Russell Vows Better Play for Celtics This Season
Celtics sit atop the Eastern Division with a 19-8 record as Bill Russell admits poor conditioning and a self-criticized worst year. He credits teammates Larry Siegfried Mel Counts and Tom Sanders for improvements and plans to play harder with Counts handling pivot duties.
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National Hockey League Monday's Results and Notable Notes
No games scheduled today as the NHL calendar moves to Wednesday. A college football note cites a Wisconsin junior with a 239 yard effort, two yards better than Grange's Illinois collegian record.
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