Green Bay Falls 13 10 On Free Kick Finish
Mac Percival booted a 43 yard field goal on a rarely used free kick with 26 seconds left to give the Chicago Bears a 13 10 win over the Green Bay Packers. Gale Sayers ran for 205 yards as Chicago stayed in the Central race while Green Bay dropped further.
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Associated Press
Mac Percival
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
NFL
Gale Sayers
Lambeau Field
Percival
Chicago
Vince Dooley
Cecil Turner
Danny Anderson
Green Bay
Dooley
Sayers
Packers
Packer
Herb Adderley
Bears
Chuck Mercein
Oakland Raiders Rally Past Chiefs In AFL Showdown
Oakland steeled a 38 21 win over Kansas City as Daryl Lamonica passed for 352 yards and two touchdowns and San Diego also topped Miami. Jets kicker Jim Turner tied a record with six field goals in a 25 21 win over Buffalo while the league standings kept Kansas City atop the AFL West at 7 2 and Oakland 6 2.
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Pittsburgh
Atlanta
New York Jets
Buffalo
San Diego
Miami
Houston
Cincinnati
Denver
Boston
Oakland
Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Oakland Raiders
Chiefs
Raiders
Daryl Lamonica
Chargers
Jim Turner
Jets
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Los Angeles
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Baltimore
New York Giants
Dallas
New Orleans
Minnesota
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Thornton Red Ed dies fall to Edward Little in title bid
Thornton Academy edges closer to a Class A Division A title by defeating Edward Little 20-0 at Walton Field. The Maroon defense caused five EL fumbles and five interceptions as Thornton moves to 6-2, one game behind South Portland with two weekend games to decide the championship race.
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Auburn
Thornton Academy
Edward Little
Walton Field
Saco
Thornton
South Portland
St. Louis
Portland
Portland Stadium
Dave Lane
Barry Richarson
Richardson
Big Wayne Chapman
Stan Charles
Maroon and Gold
Rangers Hex On New Expansion Teams Continues
The New York Rangers beat Minnesota 2-1 for a seventh straight win over West Division teams while Philadelphia toppled Montreal 3-2 to sweep the East. St Louis and Detroit tied 4-4 as Boston beat Chicago 5-3 and Pittsburgh won 3-1 at Oakland. Philadelphia had previously won 3-2 over Toronto and Minnesota 2-0 over St Louis. Cesare Maniago faced 43 shots but two goals by Bob Nevin and Dave Balon gave New York the lead. Henry’s hat trick propelled St Louis to a 4-4 tie with Detroit. Jim Johnson’s 75-foot shot broke Montreal’s late stickwork as Bernie Parent yielded the deciding goal. Bobby Orr sparked Boston’s rally with a length-of-ice goal, followed by Westfall, Doak, and Sather. Hull contributed for Chicago. Pittsburgh struck with three quick second-period goals to overturn Oakland after Hicke’s opener.
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New York Rangers
New York
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Philadelphia
Montreal
Flyers
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Toronto
Los Angeles
Ranger
NHL
Rangers
Cesare Maniago
Bob Nevin
Dave Balon
Danny Grant
Camille Henry
Henry
Jim Johnson
Persen
Canadiens
Lst
Bernie Parent
Johnson
Rogation Vachon
Vachon
Bobby Orr
Bruins
Black Hawks
Orr
Eddie Westfall
Gary Doak
Glen Sather
Dave Dryden
Bobby Hull
Bill Hicke
Seals
Lou Angotti
Gene Abriaco
Val Fonteyne
Penguins
Suns Fall Short Against Lakers in Varied NBA Card
The Phoenix Suns lost 127-109 to the Los Angeles Lakers as Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West missed the game. Dick Van Arsdale scored a Suns career high 38 points. Other NBA results featured Boston 123 Atlanta 103, New York 122 Seattle 108, San Diego 121 Chicago 107, and ABA action with New York Nets 112 Kentucky 101.
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Associated Press
Phoenix Suns
Los Angeles Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Lakers
Chamberlain
West
Suns
Boston
Atlanta
New York Knicks
Seattle
San Diego
Chicago
American Basketball Association
New York Nets
Kentucky
Baylor
Dick van Arsdale
Phoenix
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Tum
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Elvin Hayes
Knicks
Cazzie Russell
Dan Anderson
Nets
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Darel Carrier
Colonels
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Minnesota
Oakland
Denver
Houston
Indiana
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Miami
Ision
A . Pet
Philaphia
Oenix
San Fran
Schoolboy Football Scores Across Maine and New England
The day’s results list numerous high school football outcomes from Biddeford to Boothbay Region, including Thornton, Morse, Old Orchard Beach, Wells, Bangor, Portland, Lewiston, St. Ignatius, Belfast, Gardiner, Rockland, Winslow, Lisbon, Skowhegan, Old Town, Traip, Dirigo, and Mt. Blue. In New England college cross country, Boston State won the team title with perfect score as Gorham and Plymouth trailed. At Lincoln Downs, Rabbit’s Foot won the $7,500 Manton Purse, with Double Major placing second.
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Wells
South Portland
Bangor
Portland
Lewiston
Stephens
Westbrook
Brewer
Sanford
Waterville
Brunswick
Fryeburg
Oxford Hills
St. Ignatius
Bucksport
Belfast
Gardiner
Rockland
Winslow
Lawrence
Lisbon
Williams
Skowhegan
Old Town
Madison
John Bapst
Traip
Marshw
Bridgton
Erskine
York
Dirigo
Leavitt
Boothbay Region
Mexico
Hall-Dale
Livermore Falls
Jay
Mt. Blue
Telstar
Dexter
Warsaw
Providence, RI
Boston State
Boston
Gorham State
Plymouth State
Rhode Island College
Johnson State
Keene State
Bridgewater State
Worcester State
Lowell State
Westfield State
Lincoln, R.I
Rabbit's Foot
Lincoln Downs
Double Major
Admiral J.B
Tigers Defeat Cony 32-14 At BHS Homecoming
Biddeford’s Tigers roared to a 20-0 first period lead and defeated Cony High of Augusta 32-14 at Waterhouse Field on homecoming. Ricky Cantara, Leo Cantara, Fecteau and Allen scored for Biddeford, while Cony answered with two late touchdowns. The victory improves Biddeford to 5-3 as they prepare to face Sanford.
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Ricky Cantara
Ricky Fecteau
Waterhouse Field
Biddeford Tigers
Cony High
Augusta
Cantara
Biddeford
Tigers
We Tigers
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Fecteau
Allen
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Bergeron
Merrill
Frank Riaudo
Rolton
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W. Gaudette
B. Noble
R. Zymnicki
R. Ruel
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A. Gauvin
K. Ribaudo
W. Johnson
Dalbeck
Lynch
Young
Morris
Morin
Gervais
Labonte
Guerrette
Dunn
Dionne
LaHaye
Floyd Little Racks Up 147 Yards In Broncos Win
Floyd Little rushed for 147 yards on 30 carries to fuel the Denver Broncos 35-14 victory over the Boston Patriots. He added a 55 yard touchdown run, caught a pass, and returned six punts for 62 yards. Coach Lou Saban praised Little as he continued to prove himself after being the No. 1 draft pick.
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Floyd Little
Syracuse
Denver Broncos
Floyd
Denver
Lou Saban
Little
Broncos
Saban
Steve Tensi
Patriots
Tensi
Cookie Gilchrist
Casper Captures Lucky Open in San Francisco
Billy Casper won the Lucky International Open in San Francisco with a 72 hole score of 269, 15 under par, earning $20,000 and $203,389 for the year. He led by four over Ray Floyd and Don Massengale, with Bob Murphy and Ken Still tied for fourth at 274.
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San Francisco
Billy Casper
Bonita
Califoro
Jack Nicklaus
Casper
Ray Floyd
Don Massengale
Floyd
Massengale
Bob Murphy
Ken Still
Stockton
Miller Barber
Murphy
Still
Barber
Tommy Aaron
Pick wins Greenfield Mile Pace in Hinsdale crowd over 3000
In Hinsdale New Hampshire No torious Pick upset Forever's Pick by one length at Hinsdale Raceway in the Greenfield Mile Pace before 3000 spectators. In Boston C. K. Adios outpaced Edgewood Creed at Suffolk Downs to win the Open Handicap Pace, his fifth straight, racing through fog in 2 06 3 5 and paying 3.20 to win.
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N.H
Hinsdale Raceway
Boston
C.K. Adios
Edgewood Creed
Suffolk Downs
Charlie King
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