Eagles Dominate Area Scorers in Thrilling Race
The area scoring race sees Dowd and Lamb among top ten with Dowd leading at 148 points after a strong night. Dick Agreste and Bob Alexandre hover near the top, while Caouette, Twomey, and Clif ford push for higher slots as the season unfolds. Alexandre slips to fifth as Twomey climbs to sixth with 87 points. Other leaders include Peacock and Dowd from Old Orchard Beach, Lamb and Dodge of St. Louis, with Caouette boosting the Eagles.
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Lamb
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Ted Caouette
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Dick Agreste
Bob Alexandre
Wells
Agreste
Caouette
Thornton
Don
Ast Alexandre
Morse
Alexandre
Chuck Clifford
Biddeford
Orange and Black
Paul Twomey
Twomey
Tigers
Greg Peacock
Old Orchard Beach
Steve Dowd
Paul Lamb
Rob Dodge
Patriots Will Key On Long Charger Passes
Boston AP report notes reactivated Ron Burton and a stop the bomb campaign as the Patriots prepare for the American Football League title game in San Diego. Coach Mike Holovak cites Buffalo playoff win and Patterson and Garron as crucial factors while aiming to neutralize the Chargers long passing game.
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Ron Burton
San Diego
Mike Holovak
Patriots
Buffalo
Burton
Holovak
Chargers
Larry Garron
Ron
West Coast
Gino Cappelletti
Babe Parilli
Deering Nips Biddeford 43 41 in tight high school clash
Deering High remains undefeated at 7 0 with a 43 41 win over Biddeford High at Steve White Memorial Gym. A substitute center scored the winning basket with 29 seconds left as Biddeford slips to 0 7.
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Biddeford High
Steve White
Rams
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Purple
Deering
Blue Water
Tigers
Carl Goodwin
Brazier
Buddy Basso
Giants Sign Bad Boy of Oklahoma Football Team
New York Giants announce signing of No. 1 pick Joe Don Looney amid questions over his attitude and past dismissal from Oklahoma. GM Sherman outlines plans for 1964, citing need for running backs and up front strength, with Morrison as flanker back and Gifford remaining a key veteran. Tittle injury pressures East quarterback spot as Pro Bowl rosters shift.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Joe Don Looney
Oklahoma
Wellington Mara
Giants
Looney
Mara
Alex Webster
Joe Morrison
Webster
Joe
Morrison
Boudreau Captures Foresters Bowling
The Catholic Foresters League held its mid season handicap rolloff at Pas time Bowling Center with 25 of 30 entered. Pat Boudreau took first with 380 pins starting from 63 handicap, Henry Camire was second with 357 and 66 handicap, Dick Farley third with 255 aided by 75 pins. Consolation went to Paul Bisson with 287 and a single 111 earned a special prize for the highest string by a non-place winner. The league resumes next Sunday evening.
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Order of Foresters League
Pastime
Pat Boudreau
Henry Camire
Dick Farley
Paul Bisson
Roger Fecteau
Janes
Navy Fullback Injury Looms Over Cotton Bowl Clash
Navy faces Texas with key fullback Pat Donnelly hobbling after a hamstring strain. Coach Wayne Hardin said Donnelly will start if able, else Navy will adapt. The clash headlines New Year’s Day bowls led by No. 1 Texas and No. 2 Navy, in a game that could shape national title perception.
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Associated Press
Javy
Texas
Pat Donnelly
Navy
Roger Staubach
Johnny Sai
Ed Orr
Monay
Wayne Hardin
Longhorns
Hardin
Middies
Wildcats Roar In Sugar Bowl First Round Victory
The No. 1 Kentucky Wildcats crushed Loyola of New Orleans 86-64 in the Sugar Bowl first round. Duke beat Auburn 82-67 in the other game as Kentucky pursues another tourney title and a 10th straight win. Oregon State seized the Far West Classic, Villanova and Kansas State won their overall major titles.
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Scott Appleton
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Bill Bradley
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Xavire
Ohio
Tulsa
Bradley
Arizona
Toledo
Penn State
Arizona State
Stanford
Bowling Green
Wittenberg
Trade League Rolloff Won by Guy Fortin at 20th Century Lanes
Guy Fortin of the Peacock Restaurant team won the annual Trade League holiday handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes last night. A field of 28 bowlers competed. Fortin totaled 632 for five games with 75 bonus pins to edge Foss Metal's Henry Neault, who posted 631 and 60 bonuses. Fortin led, followed by Neault and Paul Girard of Foss Metal with 617, Ralph Bean of Metro Body Shop with 609, while Buster Desmarais finished fourth but was ineligible for cash. High single prize went to Red Genest with 147. Additional consolation awards were given to Ralph Vadnais, Lawrence Caron and Bob Ladderbush.
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Peacock Restaurant
Fortin
Foss Metal
Henry Neault
Neault
Paul Girard
Girard
Ralph Bean
Metro Body Shop
Buster Desmarais
Red Genest
Ralph Vadnais
Lawrence Caron
Bob Ladderbush
Desmarais
Bean
Marcotte
Lefebvre
Gagnon
Paul
Genest
Souliere
Robida
Kelly
Foss
Morin
Camire
Turner
Plourde
Paquin
Kentucky Cops Top Hoop Spot in AP Poll
The Kentucky Wildcats jumped to No. 1 in the AP college basketball poll after beating Notre Dame 101-81 and receiving 24 first place votes and 354 points. UCLA moved to No. 2 with 333 points, Loyola Chicago fell to No. 3, and Cincinnati rose to No. 4 behind a string of victories.
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Loyola of Chicago
Wildcats
Notre Dame
Georgetown
D.C
Loyola
Philadelphia
Quaker City
UCLA
Bruins
Kentucky
Cincinnati
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Tulsa
Bearcats
Michigan
Wolverines
Vanderbilt
Davidson
Oregon State
Duke
Villanova
Ski Conditions Across New England Report
New England ski reports list several resorts with coded ratings for upper and lower trails. Maine bases show Lost Valley and Pleasant Mountain with mixed highs and lows. New Hampshire notes many peaks including Cannon Cranmore Intervale and Wildcat with varied grades. Vermont lists Burke Glen Ellen Jay Peak Mad River and Stowe with widespread G and FG ratings. Weather outlook remains mostly sunny and cold, single digits north and teens to low 20s south, cold nights.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Beach Crusaders Edge Broadway Market in Thriller
The Old Orchard Beach Crusaders rallied from a 23 point deficit to beat Broadway Market Clippers of South Portland 109-108 at Lee Recreation Center. Gary Girard scored 43, hitting the go ahead jumper with six seconds left. Harold Horne added 26, Dan Britton and Tom Tucker 10 each. Marketmen Larry Dyer and Steve Meserve each had 30 in defeat. South Portland led 67-51 at halftime.
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Old Orchard Beach
Marketmen
Chamberlain Tops NBA Scoring as League Averages Dip
Wilt Chamberlain of San Francisco leads NBA scoring with a 34.3 point average and 1,096 points in 32 games, the lone 30 point per game player as league scoring declines this season. Despite lower totals overall, Chamberlain remains the top scorer and is hailed as a dominant force in the league.
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Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Wilt the
NBA
Bissonette Wins Pastime Lanes Holiday Rolloff
A 33-bowler field competed in the five-string holiday handicap rolloff at Pastime Bowling Center. Gerry Bissonette won with 643 total, aided by 45 pins, and a 154 in the final string. Harold Dee was second with 612 after a 65-pin start. Ray Gosselin placed third at 600 with a 50-pin start, Louis Lachance fourth at 599 with 35 pins. Dick O'Brien earned the special prize for a non-placer with a 146.
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Pastime
Saco Tanning
American Mercantile
Pepperell Maintenance
Biddeford & Saco Country
Gerry Bissonette
TWUA AFL CIO Girls William Pollock League Week 13 standings
In week 13 of the William Pollock League at 20th Century Lanes the Jailbirds beat the Spinners 26 to 40 while the Jolly Five and Bee Gutter Balls show other results. Patters set team totals with 1462 pins and 514 for team singles, D Laucier rolled high 350 and A Cleary high single.
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Pitter Patters
D . Saucier
Lal Nee
Bears
Browns
Lions
Redskins
Eagles
Packers
Giants
Colts
R. Gendron
Philippe’s
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Phillips 66
Saco Garage
Philippe
C. Gillette
M. Chagnon
R. Powell
R Watson
Twua
Afl-Cio
William Pollock
Fittey
ONG
Vets
D. Laucier
Cleary
William Pollock League headlines from 14th Week WL recap
A compact wrap covers the 14th Week WL action in the TWWUA AFL CIO circuit. Teams battled across two cent entries with notable performances from Pitter Patters and Jels, and scores listed as 7 13 49 21 in a tight match setup.
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Afl-Cio
William Pollock
Bob Ferry’s clutch shot gives Pistons OT win over San Francisco
Bob Ferry scored six points but delivered the winning eight‑foot basket with four seconds left in overtime as Detroit beat San Francisco 114 112 for their eighth victory in 31 games. The game was the only NBA matchup on the schedule.
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Associated Press
Bob
Ferry
Detroit Pistons
Pistons
San Francisco
Detroit Beats San Francisco 114 112 In OT
Detroit defeats San Francisco 114 to 112 in overtime. Key players and scoring details are not provided in the fragment.
Hockey Results and Upcoming NHL Games
The Associated Press notes no games were scheduled for Monday with Toronto at Detroit listed. Upcoming matches include Montreal at Boston and New York at Chicago on Wednesday as classified ads promote reach for readers.
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New York
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Los Angeles
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Cincinnati
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
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