Steelers Face Youth Versus Experience Sunday Dilemma
The Pittsburgh Steelers must choose between rookie Tommy Wade and veteran Ed Brown to start at quarterback as they host the Cleveland Browns, who need one win to clinch at least a tie for the Eastern Division title. Nelson is out with injury and both Browns and Wade have split duties recently.
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NFL Rivalry Echoes Across Early Week Lines
Fran Tarkenton and John Brodie loom for aerial showdowns as two top receivers Bobby Mitchell and Bob Hayes prepare to shine in the Redskins and Cowboys matchups. The idle Bills could clinch the AFL East if the Jets fall, while Namath eyes growth in New York. Patriots struggle on offense amid Houston’s rotation of Blanda and Trull. Kansas City sticks with a stout defense despite offensive inconsistency in the Western division.
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Paul Trailing Challenger In Title Match
Twin City bowling action features Herve Paul trailing challenger Don Nolette by 15 pins at the 20th Century Lanes. The match follows a back and forth first half two weeks earlier, with Nolette overcoming a 30 pin deficit to win, as both veterans bring steady form and no home lane advantage.
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Drafts Open As Leagues Target College Standouts
The NFL and AFL launched drafts to sign top college football players amid a weaker 1965 crop. Scouts note few sure-fire stars, with last year’s redshirts like Donny Anderson and Roland drawing major attention as rights battles unfold among Houston, Green Bay, Rams, Jets, and others.
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UCLA Pre Season Pick In Far East
New York AP reports UCLA the national champions is favored to win a fifth straight AAWU title and go for another NCAA title. Despite losses of Gail Goodrich and Keith Erickson, Wooden returns five veterans and predicts an exciting season. Texas Tech and SMU vie in the Southwest, New Mexico tops the WAC, and Weber repeats in the Big Sky.
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Prince Charles to star in Macbeth at Gordonstoun
Prince Charles 17, heir to the throne, will play the title role in Macbeth at Gordonstoun where he studies. Audience includes his parents Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.
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Rate brothers retire after lifelong state service
Albany NY AP Warren Rate retires after 43 years with the State Department of Public Works while his brother William completes 52 years and leaves in 1957. The Rate family continues with their nephew Donald Stahlman who has worked there for five years.
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Roger Sevigny Suffers Broken Back In Mishap
A Biddeford man, Roger Sevigny, 20, a senior at St Francis Xavier University, underwent surgery at Victoria General Hospital Halifax for a broken back after an automobile accident near Antigonish last night. He is reported paralyzed from the waist down and to remain hospitalized for at least a month. Sevigny, son of Mr and Mrs John R Sevigny, is a former quarterback for St Louis High School and a standout in baseball and basketball for the Eagles.
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Celtics face Lakers after slim division lead
The Boston Celtics cling to a half game edge over Cincinnati in the Eastern race as they host the Los Angeles Lakers at the Boston Garden. Boston routed Detroit 134 to 114 in Providence with Havlicek 28, Naulls 24, Siegfried 23 and Jones feeding 13 assists.
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Trucks Collide In Wells Mishap Crashes In Maine Town
A Wells collision involving two trucks left Richard Jordan Jr. of Portland and Tom Kezar of Route 1 as drivers. Jordan’s truck owned by Fox and Ginn Inc. reportedly tried to pass, causing the crash. Kezar suffered neck pain but declined medical care.
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Miami Eyes Bowl Bid With Notre Dame Clash
Notre Dame visits Miami in a bid for a Sun Bowl spot as the Hurricanes seek a strong finish after a 3-0 run to end the season. Miami faces Notre Dame amid bowl chatter with Texas Western and other teams in the running for post season berths.
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New Haven And Ricker Win In Potato Classic
In Houston the Potato Classic opens with Ricker College beating Barrington 77 55 and New Haven State College defeating St Francois Xavier 117 87. Gary Liberatore scored 44 for New Haven, crushing two tournament records for field goals and total points.
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Wells Residence Gutted By Flames
Fire gutted the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paras on Route 1 early yesterday morning. The blaze was reported by Wells Corner Hose Co. at 12 45 a.m. and is under investigation. The Paras, pizza business operators, are in Greece on vacation. the interior and contents are a total loss pending damage estimates.
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Celtics Top Pistons 134 to 114 in Friday Openers
Boston defeated Detroit 134 114 on Friday while Cincinnati beat New York 117 113 and Baltimore won 110 107 against Los Angeles Philadelphia won 132 120 over San Francisco. Sunday has St Louis at Baltimore and Los Angeles at Detroit with no games Monday.
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Hockey Results Montreal at Chicago
Montreal faced Chicago in a matchup of NHL rivals as the night’s action wrapped up. Toronto met New York in another city clash while Detroit played Boston in a key Eastern showdown.
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Mildenberger Retains European Heavyweight Title
Kal Mildenberger of West Germany defended the European heavyweight title by outpointing challenger Gerhard Zech of West Germany. The judges scored the bout in Mildenberger.
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