Bears and Packers Face Tough NFL Weekend Tests
Associated Press report previews key Sunday games as Chicago Bears visit Baltimore with Ray Berry back and Green Bay hosts Pittsburgh while aiming to extend a six game streak. The slate includes Detroit over San Francisco and Dallas at Washington with league-wide implications in standings and betting lines.
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Maroon and Eagles Hold Grid Leads in Rivalry Saga
The long running Thornton Portland Deering St Louis grid feud features a deep history since 1893, with Thornton leading series totals 29 wins to 24 and five ties, while Deering claims high water marks and frequent wins in key stretches. Biddeford trails Edward Little in a resumed series that began in 1934, with EL holding the edge in prior meetings.
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Groza Boosts Browns After Giants Rout
Cleveland kicker Lou Groza said the team will rebound stronger after the 33-6 loss to the Giants. The Browns, 6-1 atop the Eastern Division, host an Eagles team battered by injuries and facing a tough slate.
Double Eagle Fends Off Field in Almaden Open Finish
Babe Hiskey, 24, rookie pro from Pocatello Idaho and Houston alum, hols a rare 195 yard double eagle on 13 at Almaden Golf and Country Club to help pace a 66 and share the lead with Dutch Harrison as second round begins. Harrison fires a bogey-free 66 to stand two back with a crowded pack, while Hebert Ferree Wysong Whitt Sutton form the group two behind.
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Swami Dick Sez Scores from Maine high school matches
Bangor defeated Cony Edward Little topped Biddeford South Portland beat Cheverus St Louis over Deering Lewiston over Stephens Portland over Thornton Sanford swept Waterville John Bapst defeated Brewer Brunswick beat Westbrook Rockland edged Crosby Mexico beat Farmington Gardiner overcome Skowhegan Lawrence best Winslow Kennebunk over Oxford Hills Madison over MCI Undergrads Old Orchard Beach over Morse Jay defeated Livermore Falls Fryeburg over Gould Lisbon beat Hall-Dale Winthrop topped Wilton Berwick Academy beat Traip Leavitt defeated Eliot Dixfield downed Erskine York blanked Erskine York defeated Wells de Berwick over South Berwick
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Trotters & Pacers Schedule Night Card One Mile Races
A detailed horse racing card lists ten races tonight at 7:30 with trot and pace events across one mile. Notable entries include Charming Doll, i Gun Shot, Gallin Jug, Parading Market, Fair Edith, Easter Goose, Joan Star, Iska s First Lady, Tip Elkington, and Winfield Guy with multiple connections and owners such as D Richards Sharon Kay Averill and J Vanidestine among others.
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Gordie Howe Fails Again In Record Attempt
Gordie Howe joked about bringing a souvenir stick after failing to score in Detroit's 4-1 NHL win over the New York Rangers. The victory put the Red Wings in third place, one point behind the Toronto Maple Leafs as Howe, who had hoped to extend his record, took four of 52 shots against Jacques Plante.
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Longhorns face stiff test as top ranking hangs by a thread
No. 1 Texas Longhorns, 6-0 with a potent trio Ford Carlisle Crosby, meet SMU after recent wins over Arkansas and Rice. They clash with other top programs in a slate that could shake conference title races, while Princeton and Bowling Green also pursue perfect records.
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Massachusetts Faces Vermont for Yankee Crown Title
Massachusetts seeks its first undisputed Yankee Conference football championship by defeating Vermont, riding a stingy defense that has allowed only 10 points in six games. The Redmen, led by Jerry Whelcher, aim to clinch the crown even before facing New Hampshire, as rivals stumble in Yankee play.
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Jack Junior High Edges St. Louis 7-0 on Alumni Field
Jack Junior High defeated St. Louis Frosh 7-0 on Alumni Field Thursday afternoon. Dick Gorham of the visitors ran 55 yards for the game's sole TD in the opening minutes of the second half, while two Eagle threats were stopped later. The Saints fumbled on a first and 10 from the Jack 20 in the third, and a late drive to the Jack five was halted by a back in motion penalty.
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Mamarel Stops Ludlow In Miami Boxing Bout
Tony Mamarel, 133, Pittsburgh, defeated Ed Ludlow, 131, Miami, in a four round bout held in Miami. The split decision showed Mamarel's reach and speed edge over Ludlow as the crowd watched closely.
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Boston Patriots To Battle Houston For First Place
Boston Patriots and Houston Oilers clash for Eastern Division leadership as George Blanda and Babe Parilli renew their rivalry. Houston eyes a 5-3 mark and a three game win streak with Billy Cannon returning from injury while Boston seeks a win to force a tie and stay in the title race.
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St Louis Junior High Beats Old Orchard Beach 23 0
St Louis Junior High football team routed Old Orchard Beach Junior High 23 to 0 at Alumni Field Biddeford yesterday. Belanger scored two long runs of 55 and 45 yards Cote added two 15 yard runs and Simard broke free for a 55 yard score in the blowout.
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