Packers Triumph in Super Bowl I 55 19 Victory over Chiefs
In Los Angeles the Packers routed the Chiefs 35 10 to claim the first Super Bowl title. Vince Lombardi praised NFL strength while Hank Stram and Lamar Hunt offered cautious takes on the AFL NFL comparison. Starr threw two TDs to Max McGee with 250 passing yards and was named MVP as Green Bay built a secondhalf surge.
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McGee Shines as Packers Triumph in Super Bowl
Max McGee starred off the bench for Green Bay in the Packers 35 10 win over the Chiefs. The veteran wide receiver totaled 138 receiving yards with two touchdowns and made key plays across several scoring drives while Hornung praised his clutch ability and goal line strength.
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Frank Robinson Nets 100000 For 1967 With Orioles
Baltimore is set to pay Frank Robinson a 100000 salary for the 1967 season after a five minute bargaining session with Harry Dalton. Robinson, 65 thousand last year, topped the AL in 1966 with a .316 batting average 49 home runs and 122 RBIs and was World Series MVP as Baltimore swept the Dodgers.
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Hockey Scores and Results Across the NHL Weekend
National Hockey League results show Boston beating Montreal 5 4 Chicago topping New York 8 Detroit 2 Toronto 5 with Montreal 3 Boston 1 Chicago 4 Toronto 0 New York 2 Detroit 0. The Hippocratic Oath is described as the medical school graduation pledge.
Princeton Shatters Ivy League Records in Weekend Sweep
Princeton, ranked seventh, crushed Harvard 90-46 and Dartmouth 116-42 to set Ivy League scoring and single-game rebounding marks. Captain Ed Hummer led with 29 points and 20 rebounds, while Thorforde added 37 in the sweep. Florida beat Kentucky as UCLA and others won. New Mexico dropped to the WAC cellar after a loss to Denver.
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Thornton Trampled In Winter Track Season Opener
Thornton Academy opened its season in a Portland Exposition Building meet against Lewiston and Portland. Portland led with 121 points, Lewiston 59, while Thornton scored 9. Local scorers included Ron Morin Richane Cloutier and Larry Allen.
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Philadelphia Dominates Celtics in NBA Showdown
The Philadelphia 76ers toppled Boston 110-95 as Wilt Chamberlain filled the stat sheet with 19 points 25 rebounds and 13 blocks. Boston admitted a bench edge while Philadelphia increased its Eastern Division lead to 92 games. Lakers Pistons Warriors Bulls Knicks and others posted notable results across the league.
Doubleheader at Beach Hoops Highlights Week
Old Orchard Beach Gym hosts a four game area hoop card tonight slowed by mid year exams. Seagulls face North Berwick while St Francis College meets Nassau College Springvale. St Anthony's visits Kennebunk and Wells meets St Ignatius in Sanford as Class M stakes loom.
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Don Bouthot Takes Lead In Title Bowling
Twin City bowler Don Bouthot leads Don Nolette in a title match at Pastime Lanes with a 1 242 to 1 120 victory after a 270 bonus pins and 36 spares. The win builds a 122 pin lead in the first ten strings as final strings loom and a collection for the March of Dimes was taken.
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Hull Powers Black Hawks Past Maple Leafs on Sunday
Bobby Hull scored twice as Chicago blanked Toronto 4 0 with Denis DeJordy posting a shutout. New York and Detroit also played, Ed Giacomin earning his sixth shutout of the season as the Rangers beat Detroit 2 0. Gary Bauman made his NHL debut stopping 32 shots in Montreal 3 1 Boston win.
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Burns Basketeers Top Biddeford Junior High
Burns Junior High defeated Biddeford Junior High 28 to 21 on Saturday after an early lead. Foran and Lamontagne led Burns with seven points each, DeVona added six, while Antanakos scored 10 for Biddeford and Pouravelis six.
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Timmons Has Tough Job Coaching Miler Jim Ryun
Boston AP report details Jim Ryun scheduling controversy as coach Bob Timmons faces critics while arranging key indoor meet appearances. The piece covers other results, including Ergae Leps in 4:06.4, Benson's American debut, and multiple event winners at the Boston Knights of Columbus meet.
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Eastern Division Pro Basketball Standings and Results
National Basketball Association standings show Philadelphia leading the East with 41 wins, Boston 30, New York 24, Cincinnati 18, and Baltimore 9. In the West San Francisco 29, St Louis 19, Detroit 18, Los Angeles 18, Chicago 19. Saturday results: Boston 115 Baltimore 106, Cincinnati 116 St Louis 105, Chicago 122 Los Angeles 121, San Francisco 136 Detroit 121, Philadelphia 110 Boston 95, Los Angeles 127 Detroit 116, St Louis 114 San Francisco 112, Chicago 131 New York 116. Today's games include Baltimore at St Louis in Tampa, New York at Philadelphia, Boston at Chicago.
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Bowlerettes Sweep Big 20 in W.M.B.P.A. match
The Bowlerettes beat the Big 20 girls eight points in a 1,524 to 1,480 victory at the 20th Century Lanes led by Joan Soulard 319 and Doris Gillis 316. Dot Van Derveer 334 and M Nelson 326 also starred for the home team.
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Roll-A-Way Lanes Teams Split Weekend Bowling Duels
The Roll-A-Way Lanes men beat Mexico 6-2 at home led by Ray Camire 326 and John St Onge 323 while Mexico's Bob Dickson 309 topped the visitors. The Roll-A-Way women fell 26 pins to Congress Square as Blanche Smith scored 308 and Pat Tarbox 306. Creole rice note then follows about Louisianians consuming 30 pounds per person annually.
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