Browns Clinch Eastern crown with 42 21 win over Steelers
Jimmy Brown burst for a 67 yard run early in the third period and scored four touchdowns as the Browns clinched the Eastern Conference title with a 42 21 victory over Pittsburgh. Chicago and Philadelphia also won to aid Cleveland.
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Alabama's stunning comeback sets up Orange Bowl clash with Nebraska
Alabama finishes 8-1-1 after beating Auburn to claim the SEC title and land a Jan 1 Orange Bowl date with Nebraska. Bear Bryant lauds his squad as they turn attention to the Cornhuskers while Georgia Tech, Army, Notre Dame, and others wrap up mixed seasons.
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Gordie Howe nets 600th career goal in key NHL weekend
Gordie Howe scored his 600th NHL goal as Detroit beat Montreal on Worsley’s goaltending, with Montreal later beating Detroit and leaders Chicago gaining ground. Howe, 37, credited no special pressure and recalled his past chase of Richard’s record.
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Pro Football National League Week results and standings shift
Eastern Conference standings show Cleveland leading the section with 9 2 0 record and big wins. Western Conference teams including Green Bay Chicago San Francisco Detroit Minnesota Los Angeles face varying records as x clinches the conference title. Next Sunday schedules list Chicago at Baltimore Dallas at Philadelphia Detroit at San Francisco and more.
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Five area players named to All-State Club in 1965
St Louis High and Thornton Academy place five players on the Telegram All State class AA football squad. Key selections on offense include ends Steve Fortier and Gene Brenner and backs Frank Bettencourt and Bill Johnson. Defensive names include Wayne Nason and Matt Ruben of St Louis along with others from South Portland Lewiston and Edward Little.
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Detroit Falls Behind Lakers With Six Minute Dry Spell
The Pistons lost 128 110 to the Los Angeles Lakers as a six minute scoring drought in the first quarter doomed Detroit. Jerry West scored 28 for the Lakers while Rudy LaRusso added 24 and Detroit’s Red Thorn 21 Don Kojis 20. Baltimore defeated St Louis 110 102 in the other NBA game.
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South American Welterweight Title Result At Lima
In Buenos Aires and Port of Spain events, De Lima of Brazil outpointed Ram La Cruz of Argentina to claim the South American Welterweight title. Other bouts saw Johnny Duncan and Billy Daniels score notable wins, with actions reported from Trinidad and Savannah.
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Weekend NFL Scores and Saturday Schedule
The scores listed include Boston 27 New York 23 and Kansas City 52 Houston 21. Also noted is a Saturday slate with New York at San Diego, Denver at Oakland, and Buffalo at Houston.
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Babe Hiskey Wins Cajun Classic In Sudden Death
At Oakbourne Country Club Jack Nicklaus shot 69 to finish three under and one stroke behind early leader Babe Hiskey who won the Cajun Classic after Dudley Wysong faltered. Wysong missed a 15 foot birdie to extend the playoff. Nicklaus tied for third with $1,900.
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Raiders Blank Westbrook Five at Pastime Bowling Center
The Pastime Raiders won all eight points against Westbrook in Western Maine AA action at Pastime. Les Nason with 359 led Pastime, while Norm Jewell had 325 for Colonial. Pro class at Waldoboro saw Waldoboro top Pastime 70 pins. J Willey led with 373 for the winners.
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National League Leads In Draft Signings And Holds Key Players
The NFL pulled ahead in first-round signings as eight NFL picks signed including Shay Mack and Gillingham with others unsigned Nobis and Grabowski remain undecided. AFL signed three first-rounders Yearby Brown Bird with several unsigned like Singer Norton Dennis and Davis. Jets Steelers and Raiders faced long waits before their first selections with Oakland using unusual reveal order.
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Montreal Triumphs Over Detroit in Hockey Showdown
Montreal beat Detroit 3 to 2 in a hard fought game. Boston edged Toronto 2 to 1 while Chicago and New York tied 1 to 0. Montreal then defeated Chicago 2 to 1 and Toronto routed New York 4 to 1 as Detroit fell to Boston 5 to 3. No games scheduled today and Tuesday’s slate listed.
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Nolette Downs Paul To Win Bowling Title
Nolette defeats Herve Paul to win the Twin City men's bowling crown at 20th Century Lanes by 78 pins. Final two halves score 1,122 to 1,059, with Nolette delivering a decisive seventh string 129 to seal the victory.
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Roll-A-Way Edges Go-West In High-Scoring Bout
Roll-A-Way defeated Go-West 1 557 to 1 508 at home Sunday as all five Roll-A-Way bowlers surpassed 300. Jerry Morin 320 and Paul Tousignant 319 led with Morin’s 320 and Darby’s 336 paced Go-West.
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Chiefs Rally Past Oilers With Arbanas Two Scores
Tight end Fred Arbanas, returning to form after eye trouble, caught two touchdowns as the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Houston Oilers 52-21. Quarterback Len Dawson threw for 211 yards and two more TDs, boosting KC in the Western Division race.
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Pastime Ladies Shut Out Gorham in Bowling Match
The Pastime team won all eight points against Bowl-A-Wire by 103 pins. Rita Lachance led locals with 308 while Lila Pinkham top-scored for the losers with 283. team totals were Pastime 1 435 and Bowl-A-Wire 1 332. The note at end mentions the llama as a nonhumped camel cousin.
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