Poll Keeps Texas Atop After Quiet Weekend
The Associated Press poll shows few changes as cancellations in Kennedy's memory led to limited college games. Texas remains No 1 as the lone unbeaten, with Navy second and Mississippi third. Nebraska jumps from 10th to seventh after beating Oklahoma for the Big Eight title. Oklahoma drops to 10th. Illinois, Auburn, and Alabama hold spots as Michigan State and Pittsburgh hover in the top ten.
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Texas A&m
Washington
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Middies
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Michigan State
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Penn State
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Pitt
Miami
Fla
Alabama
Auburn
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Florida State
President Johnson to join Eagles in charity fund drive
Philadelphia AP report says President Johnson will join Philadelphia Eagles players in donating part of their pay to the widow of Dallas patrolman J. D. Tippit, aiding the officer killed by the man accused of murdering the president.
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Philadelphia Eagles
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J. D. Tippit
Pete Retzlaff
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Pres
Chicago Hawks Fire In Hunt For Record Cup
Chicago Black Hawks race to a record pace leading NHL scoring with six players in the top ten. Bobby Hull 31 points and Stan Mikita 30 top the list as Hull Mikita and Wharram pace goals. The Hawks show 73 goals in 19 games, projecting 269 for the season and a likely record. Glenn Hall and Denis DeJordy lead goalies with 2.11 GAA.
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Stan Mikita
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Mikita
Kenny Wharram
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Chicago
Glenn Hall
Denis DeJordy
Kelso Named Horse Of Year For Fourth Time
NEW YORK AP Kelso, the 6 year old gelding and great grandson of Man O War, was named Horse of the Year for the fourth consecutive time. He was a unanimous choice of 36 selectors in the Daily Racing Form and Morning Telegraph poll. He also earned top handicap horse honors, completing four straight years of leading American thoroughbred racing.
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Kelso
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Bohemia Stables
Daily Racing Form
Morning Telegraph
Coast Guard to Meet Western Kentucky in Tangerine Bowl
Coast Guard Academy of New London Conn coached by Otto Graham will face Western Kentucky University of Bowling Green in the 18th Tangerine Bowl in Orlando Florida. The Coast Guard and Western Kentucky were selected by bowl officials for the game scheduled on the date announced.
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Orlando
Fla
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Kennedy Aide Seeks to Join Players in Visit
Cliff Carter, aide to President John F Kennedy, called Retzlaff and said the chief executive wanted to join the players. The note hints at a planned presidential attendance amidst team activity.
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Cliff Carter
Johnson
Retzlaff
Army Navy game decision awaited by Pentagon
The Army Navy football game in Philadelphia faces postponement as Pentagon officials decide whether to proceed amid a period of mourning for the armed services. Navy coach Wayne Hardin and Army coach Paul Dietzer expressed uncertainty, while Auburn and Alabama vie for bowl slots with Sugar and Orange potential. Michigan State reschedules Thanksgiving Day clash with Illinois after the president's funeral, as Duffy Daugherty notes a subdued mood.
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Navy
Wayne Hardin
Army
Paul Dietzer
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Pentagon
Kennedy
Armed Services
Bama
New Orleans
Mississippi
Auburn
Pitt
Panthers
Miami
Michigan State
Illinois
Duffy Daugherty
Pre Game Picnics Popular Among College Students
Fall and winter are ideal for old fashioned parties after skating or football. Pre game picnics on campus parking lots draw students with blankets, baskets, and jugs of drinks. Menus vary from deli sandwiches to big steaks with fried chicken as weatherproof options.
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Yale University
Campus
Pitter Patters Leads In Bowling Scores At Meet
Foss Metal and A F Letellier and Son post team totals of 1491 and 1462 respectively while Pitter Patters and Spinners show strong marks. High triples and singles are led by P Gregoire A Cleary and others in a brisk club bowling tally.
Rosters and schedules for beach league games listed
Old Orchard Beach Park Commission posts rosters for the recreation department basketball league. Bullets, Celtics, Jaycees rosters shown with captains and players and a dense schedule of Dec through Feb matchups including Bullets vs Celtics and Colts vs Jaycees. Also notes Knights of Columbus and other league standings with team totals and high scores across multiple leagues at 20th Century Lanes.
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Richard Marshall
Russell Prosser
Donald Armstrong
Richard Metayer
James Sullivan
Paul Picard
David Presley
Richard McCallum
Celts
Frank Hogan
James Timmins
William Dur Lee
James Levecque
Robert Maguire
Peter Timmins
Daniel Britton
Frederick Hayes
Celtics
Richard Stetson
Louis Ladakakos
Richard Harrison
George Hogan
Robert Regan
Amos McCallum
Steven Mulderiy
Donald Keene
Jaycees
Donald Ketola
Norman Ouellette
Brian Tierney
Robert Jenkens
Arthur Dickson
Edward Lemire
Robert Girard
Russell Morse
Roger Tousignant
Marlin Morris
Chester Briggs
Richard Briggs
Clayton Harding
Arthur LaChance
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Knights OF Columbus League
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Bowl Bids Still Undecided as Weekends Near
Harold Claassen reports that most major bowl berths and conference titles remain undecided as the final big weekend tests college football. Predictions include Texas over Texas A M, Navy over Army, Harvard over Yale, Syracuse over Notre Dame, Michigan State over Illinois, Alabama over Auburn, and Ole Miss over Mississippi State with Ole Miss headed to a New Year bowl.
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Associated Press
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Kennedy
Texas
Texas A&m
Tommy Ford
Tony Crosby
Navy
Army
Roger Staubach
Harvard
Yale
Syracuse
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Yankee Stadium
Michigan State
Tlinois
Spartans
Alabama
Auburn
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Lions eliminated from pro playoff bowl in Miami
New York AP reports the Detroit Lions will not play in the Pro Playoff Bowl in Miami. The Lions, three time runners up in the conference, cannot finish second and may influence Chicago or Green Bay’s fate. They face the Packers on Thanksgiving and the Bears on December 15, shaping the West titles.
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National Football League
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Miami
Lions
Chicago
Green Bay
Packers
Bears
Mira Emerges as Nation's Top Passer Despite Miami Slump
Miami coach Andy Gustafson says George Mira remains the nation's greatest passing quarterback despite a 3-5 season. Mira has 123 completions for 1,548 yards in eight games, with a .508 completion rate and 1,675 yards in total offense, though weak blocking has limited team success.
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Fla
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Andyepee
George
Mber
San Francisco 49Ers
Mira
Gustafson
Biddeford Airman Receives Award
Aire man Arm and R. Hebert SA1st Combat Support Group Headquarters Squadron son of Mrs. Albertine Hebert 10 Mason St Biddeford Maine received a $50 check from Col. George Budway base commander for his Big R suggestion to adopt Lindau Film Cleaner on base 16 millimeter projectors The $472 monthly savings from the new method was noted Hebert also received a SAC Educational Achievement Award for earning 30 credits toward one year of college while night studying at Great Falls College
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Albertine Hebert
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Biddeford
Maine
George Budway
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Strategic Air Command
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Great Falls College
Gosselin's Contractors Fall in Portland Bowling Duel
Monument Square of Portland defeated Gosselin's Contractors 1,593 to 1,461 in a Pony League match Sunday night. Standout scores included Joe Orfaly 343 and Dick Hodge 344 for Monument Square, while Bob Marcotte 344 and Hervé Paul 432 led Gosselin's. Total scores were Monument Square 1,599 and Gosselin's 1,461.
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Gosselin
Monument Square
Bob, Marcotte
Herve Paul
Dick Hodge
Joe Orfaly
J. Orfaly
R. Harriman
P. Nixon
L. Taylor
R. Hodge
Gosselin’s
Menard
R. Marcotte
H. S. Ledoux
Dummy
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