Bowling Roll Off Monday At 20th Lanes For Under 106 Averages
The New Year bowling rolloff for bowlers under 106 average is set for Moonday at 20th Lanes. Participants include Al Therrien Roger Metayer Bob Lamontagne last week's winner Rayndron Bob Lantagne Paul Lamontagne Kit Lefebvre Ray Tardif Phil Adams Paul Demers Don Nolette Eddie Larkin Herve Paul aaety Watson Roger Cantara Bob Nolette Bert Godbout Paul Gagnon Lucien Lachance Harold Dee Bob Boissononeault Joe Bourgeault Roger Tardif Jack Hevey Ray Martin C Berlhiaume Lou Lachance Pete Caissie Norm Laliberte and Gerald Morin. Entry list remains open until rolloff time.
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al Therrien
Roger Metayer
Bob Lamontagne
Rayndron
Bob Lantagne
Paul Lamontagne
Kit Lefebvre
Ray Tardif
Phil Adams
Paul Demers
Don Nolette
Eddie Larkin
Herve Paul
Aaety
Watson
Roger Cantara
Bob Nolette
Bert Godbout
Paul Gagnon
Lucien Lachance
Harold Dee
Bob Boissononeault
Joe Bourg
Celtics Near Consecutive Victory Mark
The Boston Celtics moved within three wins of tying the NBA record for consecutive victories after a 123-119 win over the New York Knickerbockers. Sam Jones led with 27 points as Boston stretched its division lead. others included Wilt Chamberlain with 45 for the Warriors and Arlen Beckhorn with 27 for the Royals.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
Washington Capitols
Celtics
New York Knickerbockers
St. Louis Hawks
Minneapolis Lakers
Cincinnati Royals
Detroit Pistons
Philadelphia Warriors
Syracuse Nationals
Sam Jones
Hawks
Laker
Eli Baylor
Cincinnati
Pistons
Arlen Beckhorn
Jack Twyman
Royals
Wilt Chamberlain
Syracuse
Shrine game squads shuffled after injuries and travel
Football squads heading west for the Shrine game on January 2 lost players to injuries. Jim Welch of SMU will replace an injured lineman. Stanford star Smith suffered a right leg injury and may only make a token appearance. Clemson tackle Lou Cordileone was hospitalized with a heavy cold and fever but is expected to recover in time. Both teams attended the Shrine party, where players received gold wrist watches. The East had one workout while the West planned two sessions.
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Southern Methodist
Smith
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Clemson
Lou Cordileone
NHL Friday results headline
New York defeats Detroit 5 to 2 and Boston tops Chicago 5 to 1 in Friday NHL action. Saturday features Chicago at Montreal and New York at Toronto. Sunday schedules include Montreal at Detroit Toronto at New York and Boston at Chicago.
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New York
Detroit
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Chicago
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South Starters Favored Against North In Shrine Game
The South all star team eyes victory over the North in the Shrine game at Miami with strong defense aimed at Army end Bill Carpenter. Onlookers note Army passer Caldwell is a standout, while South quarterbacks Curci Cum mings and Tranchini promise heavy air attack. Pro rules and five days of practice set the stage for an expected 35,000 crowd and an 8 15 p.m. kickoff.
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Miami
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Bill Carpenter
Wade Walker
Joe Caldwell
Mississippi State Ee
Ace Parker
Duke
Guy Caldwell
Walker
Dale Hall
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Caldwell
Navy
Pite Walker
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Dixie
Pete Hall
Marquette
Fran Curci
Jack Cummings
North Carolina
Curci
Joe Tranchini
Rangers Rally Past Red Wings on Cullen Two goals in 16 seconds
Brian Cullen moved from bench warmer to game changer for New York as he scored twice in 16 seconds late in the third period to clinch a 5-2 win over Detroit. The victory kept the Rangers within a point of fifth place Chicago after Boston beat Boston 5-1 on Christmas night. Don McKenney starred for Boston with two goals and two assists.
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Black Hawks
Reunited Bruins Line Sparks Boston Victory
The Boston Bruins snapped a 2 of 18 slide as Don McKenney Jerry Toppazzini and Leo LaBine reunited up front. McKenney tallied twice with two assists and the line helped push the team to a 5 1 victory over Chicago. Toppazzini scored his first goal in 27 games.
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Boston
Don McKenney
Jerry Toppazzini
Leo LaBine
Boston Bruins
Mike Schmidt
Doug Manns
McKenney
Major college tournaments kick off tourney trail across nation
Five major events gather top teams. ECAC Festival in New York features St Josephs Pa Manhattan Iowa St Johns NYU Dartmouth Cincinnati St Bonaventure. Big Eight in Kansas City includes Kansas State Iowa State Colorado Nebraska. Far West Classic in Corvallis Oregon State New Mexico State Portland Idaho Hawaii Washington State Oregon Denver. Buffalo’s Queen Cup hosts Boston College Wisconsin Pittsburgh Canisius. WCAC in San Francisco Loyola College of Pacific San Jose State San Francisco. Evansville hosts Tennessee Tech Wittenberg Fresno State. St Louis hosts Creighton New Mexico Xavier Ohio.
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Bruins claim fourth with win over Black Hawks
Toppa drew an assist and LaBine added two assists as the Bruins snapped a four game skid and moved into undisputed fourth place. McKenney set up Vic Stasiuk for his first goal in 12 games and the team heads to Chicago next.
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Baton
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Chicago
National All-Stars Meet Southwest Eleven in Copper Bowl
Tempe hosts the second Copper Bowl game pitting National All-Stars coached by Don Clark and Rip Engle against Southwest Eleven led by Ben Martin and Frank Kush. The National lineup features speed in backs like Don Perkins and Prentice Gantt and a mobile line, while the Southwest backs and a strong front seven headlined by Chuck Janarette Ron Mix and Bill Burrell aim to counter with size and depth. The game airs CBS at 1:30 p.m. MST with odds makers favoring the Nationals by a touchdown.
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Tempe
Triz
Nationals
Don Clark
University of Southern California
Rip Engle
Penn State
Southwesterns
Ben Martin
Air Force Academy
Frank Kush
Arizona State
CBS
Southwest
Border
Rocky Mountain
Skyline
Texas Tech
Jerry Bell
Don Perkins
New Mexico
Prentice Gantt
Oklahoma
Austin Gonsoulin Baylor
Tom Cole
Wyoming
Jim McMillin
Colorado State
Colts Ready To Defend Diadem Against Giants
The Baltimore Colts host the New York Giants at Memorial Stadium in a title showdown telecast in 44 states on NBC at 2 05 p m EST. Colts safety Carl Taseff says victory is crucial for finances and self respect as they seek to defend their championship after practicing on a good field with two weeks to heal injuries. Giants coach Jim Lee Howell expresses confidence as the two teams prepare for the decisive NFL championship. The Colts are listed as 32 point favorites.
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Alex Webster
Cleveland Browns
Jim Lee Howell
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Teseff
Basketball Scores from NBA Partners and Matchups
NBA scores show Boston 123 over New York 119 and Philadelphia 129 over Syracuse 12. Other results include St. Louis 112 over Minneapolis 96 and Cincinnati 121 over Detroit 103 with several later schedule pairings listed.
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Minneapolis
Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Honest efforts earn rewards in Blando wallet tale
Deputy Randy Ferrell recalls Pearlie D Gould who found his lost wallet with IDs and 70 dollars then endured hardship returning it. The Orlando seven year old walked nine miles to the deputy’s house, got lost, paid a man to take him home, faced a rainstorm, and arrived soaked. The deputy paid a substantial reward.
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Pearlie D. Gould
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Orlando
Sign on a small foreign car Eat Bugs headline
A brief AP item from Columbus Ohio notes a tiny foreign car sports a humorous bumper sticker reading Dont Squash Me I Eat Bugs reflecting quirky street humor in the city. The item highlights light local color and whimsy rather than a major event.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bowling At Pastime Lanes Week Twelve Standings Best
Pastime Lanes standings show Warriors leading with 42 wins 18 losses and a team total of 1534. Individual high scores include G Toutant with 353 and FE Petrin with 340 in three strings. Other notable teams are York County Biscuit and Eddie's Taxi with strong single and team totals.
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O & EE
Bree
Naso Vahey Bedbinten
Inn
Pei
Wacakateeten
Warriors
I Strings
G. Toutant
P. Are
New England Mercantile
York County Biscuit
Eddie
Ey Lemire
Fecteau
IGA
Biddeford-Saco Country Club
Wisheesetan
Sevigny
Santa Anita Opens Winter Meeting At Arcadia Calif
Santa Anita starts its winter meet with a 31 stakes valued around 3.46 million dollars ending March 10. Expected crowd over 50 000 to see California colts Warfare Noble Noor and T V Larbeig in the 25000 added California Breeders Stakes plus Palos Verdes Handicap with Fleet Nasrullah Ole Foss leading a strong field.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita
California
Warfare
Noble Noor
T. V. Larbeig
Eagle Admiral
Fay
How Now
Demobilize
Caronat
Coup de Vent
Clandestine
Sam's Shipahoy
Naik
Swaps Kin
Seaneen
Fleet Nasrullay
Ole Foss
Fragmented Social Column Item With Names
Readable fragment lists single ladies J Sevigny and three strings Men P 1332 along with W Nadeau and Perry Ker ry 136, suggesting a categorized event or roster. No clear article context or complete details available for full summary.
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J. Sevigny
W. Nadeau
P. Kerry
Rochambeau Club Dames Standings Week Seven
Rochambeau Club Dames standings after the seventh week show team placements and results. The report lists teams including Purple and other clubs, noting winloss records and match outcomes for the season.
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