Alabama Triumphs In Sugar Bowl Narrow Win Over Arkansas
Alabama’s 10-3 Sugar Bowl win over Arkansas showcased a stout defense and enough offense to control the game. Minnesota upset UCLA 21-3 in the Rose Bowl while Texas 12-7 beat Mississippi in Dallas, and LSU handled Colorado 25-7 in Miami as the bowls closed. Pat Trammell scored the Tide’s lone TD after a 79-yard march, with Mike Fracchia contributing a 43-yard run despite a broken nose and Tim Davis adding a field goal.
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Packers Triumph 37 0 Over Giants for Seventh Title
Green Bay clinched the NFL crown with a 37 to 0 victory over New York in front of a home crowd. Bart Starr directed the offense with Paul Hornung scoring 19 points, while the defense limited the Giants to 31 rushing yards and six first downs.
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Industrial Loop Plans Pin Rolloff
The Industrial bowling league will hold its annual New Year handicap rolloff Thursday at 8 30 PM at the 20th Century lanes. A field of 15 to 20 bowlers is expected. each will bowl four strings. Prizes depend on participation. Main bowlers include D Wormwood, B Elliot, E Pullen, D Hall, L LaCourse, L Labbe, D Raybine, L Ree, A Millard, and others with varying averages and handicaps.
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Pro Basketball Sunday and Tuesday Results Include Several Wins
Score recap shows New York 123 over Cincinnati 119 Boston 116 over Philadelphia 111 Syracuse 109 over Detroit 108 St. Louis 101 over Chicago 92 Tuesday card lists St. Louis at Boston Detroit at New York Syracuse at Chicago Wednesday matchups New York at Cincinnati Detroit at New York Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Los Angeles Eastern Division standings highlight Cleveland Pittsburgh Chicago Washington with strong records Western Division leaders Kansas City Los Angeles San Francisco Hawaii partial results from Monday games include Pittsburgh 106 Hawaii 87 Kansas City 107 San Francisco 3 Cleveland 117 Chicago 99 per game summaries
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Hockey Results Weekly Standings and Scores
Montreal and Toronto shares in a 0 0 tie. New York beat Chicago and Boston beat Detroit in separate games. Montreal faced Toronto, New York faced Chicago, and Detroit met Toronto with several ties and shifts in the standings.
Morse High overwhelms Thornton 69 to 46 at Saco Armory
Morse High School Shipbuilders routed Thornton Academy 69 46 in a Saturday game at Saco Armory. Bruce MacKinnon scored 32 and Harrington 27 for Morse while Bob Aaron led Thornton with 15 as Morse used substitutes late to seal the win.
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Lakers Lose Star Elgin Baylor To Army Duty
Los Angeles Lakers, Western Division leaders, will lose All-Star Elgin Baylor to U S Army duty at Ft. Lewis Washington. Baylor averaged 38 points and his final civilian game was a 114 111 Lakers win over the Warriors. Jerry West scored 36 to lead the Lakers with Baylor out.
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Hall Shuts Out Canadiens as Hawks Grab Fourth Place
Glenn Hall earned a 2-0 win for the Chicago Black Hawks over the Montreal Canadiens with 32 saves. The shutout, his fourth of the year, moved Chicago ahead of idle Detroit for fourth in the NHL standings. The Rangers defeated Boston 4-2 in the other game.
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Ski Conditions Across New England and Vermont Update
New England ski report notes packed powder or granular conditions across Maine Pleasant Mountain Saddleback Sugarloaf and Sunday River. New Hampshire reports varied bases with good to excellent conditions at several peaks including Mount Sunapee and Mount Cannon. Vermont highlights North Jay Peak Mad River Glen and Mount Mansfield with powder or windblown powder and generally good to excellent conditions. Cincinnati history line included as a distant aside.
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School Cagers Back At It Again
The report lists internal team totals finishing with 1 578 and 559 for singles and team totals. R Trottier tops with 376 in series and a high single of 151.
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Ohio State Tops in AP Basketball Poll
Ohio State receives all 42 first place votes to lead the AP ranking after a holiday tournament sweep highlighted by Jerry Lucas. Cincinnati holds second with a near consensus result, Kentucky rises to third, while Kansas State and Villanova round the top five amid Holiday Festival results and room for change in the coming weeks.
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First Speed Skate Races Opened With Feature Eight-Lap Win
Don Giroux won the eight-lap feature at Westbrook Skating Rink on Sunday. Paul Fibbe and Clement Fleurant followed to place second and third. Fibbe led the boys five-lap junior race with Richard Giroux second. Robert Houde won the juvenile three-lap event ahead of Richard Martel. Plans for next Sunday's race schedule to be announced.
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Steers End Saints Streak with 107 93 Victory
Kansas City Steers snap the Saints 10 game win streak with a 107 93 win on Monday night to widen their lead in the Western Division. Bill Bridges and Nick Mantis combined for 40 points as the Steers moved to 24 34 on the season. Cleveland and Pittsburgh remain tied atop the East.
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Dietzel Weighs Army Coaching Offer After Orange Bowl
Coach Paul Dietzel mulls an Army coaching offer as LSU defeats Colorado 25-7 in the Orange Bowl. He remains noncommittal after the game, saying he will consider the move fully, while West Point plans to announce Hall’s successor this week. LSU values his $18,500-a-year deal with four years left.
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University of Miami bumps trimmed after speed complaints
Automobiles on the University of Miami campus faced speeding issues prompting the engineering department to install asphalt speed bumps at key spots. The recent trimming of the bumps drew complaints from students and sport car owners who argued the bumps caused damage and hindered driving.
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