Biddeford Leads In Heal Tourney Index
Biddeford High School leads the Heal Tourney index for Portland High, with a 4-1 mark in five starts. The Heat Index lists Biddeford at 182.0 and Stephens at 165.8 after a rugged season for Western Maine clubs. Cheverus and South Portland hover near the top, while Lewiston and Thornton lag in the 0s.
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Brown Is Named NFL MVP in AP Poll
In the AP vote 34 of 42 panelists pick Jim Brown as the NFL MVP. The Cleveland Browns star led the league with 1,544 rushing yards and 21 TDs, adding four receiving TDs and a touchdown pass, while Gale Sayers finishes runner up with 22 TDs. Brown hints 1966 may be his last season.
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Baltimore Must Rely On Rushing Attack
pregame analysis notes Frank Tarkenton’s scrambling approach for Minnesota and contrasting Jim Matte’s rollout style for Baltimore. Discusses how weather, field conditions, and early scoring could shape the Western Conference title game and the Packers’ defense versus the Colts’ ground game.
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York Frosh Triumph Over St Louis Freshmen 82–49
York Frosh beat St Louis Freshmen 82 to 49 at St Joseph's Parish Hall. Chuck Fernald led York with 22 points while Leo Cadorette scored 22 for St Louis. York led 16-14 after the first period and held a 39-36 halftime edge.
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Rolloff Set by Union Keglers at Pastime Bowl
The T.W.U.A. C.1.0. men's league schedules a five string rolloff Monday at Pastime Bowl ing Center Biddeford. Start time 6 30. Six league bowlers won prizes after a combined regular and Christmas event. A class winner Gerry Forcier 352 pins three strings. Louis Lachance 129 high single. B class Ray Danis 355 three strings. Ed Couturee 127 high single. C class Harry Coombs 336 three strings. Robert Nolette 120 high single.
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Fletcher Stops Tomasoni in Brescia Bout
San Francisco’s Jim Fletcher, 214, stops Italian Piero Tomasoni, 1852, in Brescia, Italy. The exchange ends with Fletcher delivering a stoppage victory.
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Wolverines Suffer Drubbing as Butler Cruises
Michigan, ranked No. 3, fell 79-64 to Butler in Indianapolis after a 100-93 OT loss to Duke in Detroit. Coach Dave Strack attributed tiredness and poor execution to the back-to-back defeats. Ed Schilling led Butler with 26 points while Cazzie Russell scored 22 for Michigan as the Wolverines drop to 4-3.
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Halas Still Believes In Football After Coach Of The Year
Chicago Bears patriarch George S Halas, 70, denies retirement and credits staff and players for a 9-5 season. He notes a year round focus, private player interviews after the finale and a long career highlighted by past Coach of the Year honors.
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Union Lane League to Hold Special Roll Off Next Week
The Union Lane League bows out for a week with a special five string handicap rolloff at Pastime Bowling Center at 6 30 p m. Eligible bowlers listed with handicaps include G Forcier 116 15 and L Lachance 114 20 among others. Prizes align with entries and a house prize from the Janes.
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E. Couture
B. Doran
R. Paquette
F. Petit
Lamarre
H. Coombs
L. Paquette
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G. Grenier
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M. Ross
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Shop The Easy Way The Journal Classified Way
Classified shopping feature highlights simple, affordable, local deals and services. Readers find quick guidance to buy sell and trade items within the community.
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College Scores Across Regions
Scores from many games include Temple defeating Canisius 70 58 Penn topping Villanova 73 60 Cornell beating Pitt 81 72 St Bonaventure 100 67 Baldwin Wallace Fairfield 100 St Francis Pa Butler 79 Michigan 64 Cincinnati 87 Wisconsin Marquette 95 Wichita 76 Michigan State 61 Drake 5 Valparaiso 114 Purdue 96 Evansville 89 San Diego State Louisville 84 Army 56 Ga Tech 92 Wm Ma Kentucky 89 Texas Tech Washington 78 Florida 69 Arizona 56 San Jose State 4 Mississippi Valley Class title Texas Western 86 Nevad Consolation Creighton 105 South Dakota Rubber City Classic Akron 74 Marietta 59 Bucknell 65 Geneva 58
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Trottier wins Twin City Loop handicap rolloff at Roll-A-Way Lanes
Ray Trottier of Jerry's Rib Room tops 38 bowlers to win the Twin City Bowling League handicap rolloff with 624 total two pins ahead of Roger Frechette of Biddeford Tire Shop. Frechette 622, Allaire 621, bonus pins and handicaps noted.
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La‘belle & Methot
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G. Farrell
R. Frechette
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D. Keezer
W. Beaulieu
R. Boudreau
T. Sheltra
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K. Whitten
P. Grenier
R. Watson
C. Coughlan
D. Macomber
D. Erickson
P. Picard
T. Dallaire
P. Tousignant
Wells rally tops North Berwick in regional high school clash
Wells won 67 to 56 led by Stan Littlefield with 24 points and Andy Dufort with 22 as Wells broke away in the final period. North Berwick led at half and Jayvees edged Wells 49-48.
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Ken Wormwood
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Clark
Darling
Dufort
Libby
Littlefield
Searles
Wright
Lord North Berwick
Cheney
Clement
Mulloy
K. Wormwood
V. Wormwood
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Thyng
Damon and
Obermeyer
Junior Girl Scout Troop 95 Goes Bowling
Junior Girl Scout Troop 95 held a combined Christmas and bowling party at Scout Hall Biddeford with gifts and refreshments then rolled to Roll-A-Way Lanes. Chaperones and transportation were provided by Mrs Theresa Drapeau Mrs Theresa Sparkowich assistant leaders Mrs Charlene Johnson and others. Scouts included Susan Rumery Suzanne Giguere Suzanne Drapeau Susan Beaulieu Patricia Beaulieu and many more.
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Theresa Drapeau
Theresa Sparkowich
Charlene Johnson
Margaret Rumery
Madeline Deshaies
Theresa Giguere
Susan Rumery
Suzanne Giguere
Suzanne Drapeau
Susan Beaulieu
Patricia Beaulieu
Jeannine Cantara
Christine Benoit
Linda Labreecque
Peggy Dineen
Susan Lajeunesse
Linda Johnson
April Roy
Beverly Sparkowich
Mary Boucher
Lynn Caron
Leslie Dubuc
Debra Bulmer
Janice Deshaies
Kathy Grondin
Ann Marie Thibeault
Celeste Lemire
Elaine Belisle
Debra
Paulette McIntyre
Constance Richards
Nancy Paterson
Linda Nolette
Judy Perreault
Fern Guilbeault Wins Handicap Holiday Rolloff at 20th Century Lanes
Fern Guilbeault of the Lions steam won the Knights of Columbus Christmas handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes with a 628 total aided by 70 bonus pins. Rene Menard of the Packers finished second with 622 and 75 handicap pins, Leo Laverriere of the Giants was third with 620 and 55 bonus pins.
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A. Houle
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Chicago Beats New York 4-3 In NHL Action
Chicago defeats New York 4 to 3 in a midweek NHL matchup. New York hosts Detroit in Friday’s schedule while no games are listed for Friday.
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Detroit
Britons Live Longer as Life Expectancy Rises
London report shows a British male life expectancy of 68.1 years and a female expectancy of 74.2 years, up from 67.3 and 72.7 years a decade ago. Coronary disease and cancer remain leading causes of death.
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Schellhase Keeps College Scoring Lead
Dave Schellhase of Purdue remained atop the major college scoring race with a 35.2 average over five games through December 18, narrowly ahead of North Carolina’s Bob Lewis at 34.4 over seven games. The update also names leaders in shooting, field-goal accuracy, and rebounds.
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Bob Lewis
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Rick Jones
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Temple
Keith Swagerty
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Chicago Ties Canadiens For League Lead
Bobby Hull scored twice and added an assist as the Chicago Black Hawks rallied to beat the New York Rangers 4-3. The win tied Chicago for first place with idle Montreal atop the NHL standings. Hull, named Canada's top athlete of 1964, extended his scoring lead to 41 points with 25 goals and 16 assists.
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