Signing skirmish marks first post draft bids by Cardinals Oilers
The Associated Press reports a post draft dispute over defensive end Dave Long between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Houston Oilers. Both clubs claim to have secured Long’s signature after NFL and AFL drafts, with Oilers owner Bud Adams lamenting a missed second signature.
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Maine Black Bears Shine On Speed and Tenacity In 1968 Season
Maine, 8-1 in the regular season, rode a fast offense and stout defense to a Yankee Conference title sweep. QB Dick DeVarney set passing records and ran for yardage. HB Frank Harney led rushing and receiving. Linebacker John Huard and end Alan Riley anchored a dominant defense with seven interceptions by safety Norm Tardiff.
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Major League Clubs Begin To Make Deals
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Minnesota Twins may stand pat at the 1965 meetings as trades unfold around the majors. New York Yankees trade Phil Linz to Philadelphia for Ruben Amaro while the Mets buy Al Luplow for $30,000 and consider sending Joe Christopher to Boston for Eddie Bressaud. Lew Burdette signs with the Angels as other deals involve Tom Parsons and Jerry Grote.
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Dartmouth Wins Lambert Trophy for East's Top Team
Dartmouth, undefeated 9-0, captured the 1965 Lambert Trophy as the East’s premier major college football team. The Indians earned 11 first place votes and one second, finishing ahead of Syracuse which took the other first. They also defeated Princeton 28-14 to clinch the Ivy League title.
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Hockey Results and Schedules Preview
NHL results note no games scheduled. Listings show today and Wednesday matchups including Toronto at New York and Boston at Chicago.
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Fights Last Night in Las Vegas End Aided by Moyer
Denny Moyer of Portland out pointed Johnny Brooks of Henderson in a 12 round welterweight bout at Las Vegas Nevada. Moyer fought smartly using box and move tactics to edge Brooks on points.
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Old Orchard Beach Area Scorers Lead Four of Seven Seasons
Seagulls top scorers from Old Orchard Beach highlighted four of the past seven seasons. Gary Girard opened 1958 59 with 363 points, Mike Porter two years later at 376, Steve Down 344 in 1962 63, and Roland Gagne 402 points last season. Other leaders include Paul Chenard Biddeford 256 in 1959 60 and Jeff Griffits Thornton Academy 1960 61.
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Cappelletti Ties Gogolak for Scoring Lead in NFL Race
Gino Cappelletti of the Boston Patriots tied Buffalo’s Pete Gogolak for the NFL scoring lead with 88 points as Jim Turner of the New York Jets close behind with 86. Cappelletti adds six field goals and two conversions with three games remaining.
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Congress Clings To Old Shorthand Amid Rise Of Machines
SPECIAL REPORT WASHINGTON AP Congress fights to keep shorthand reporters for House and Senate as machines take over. Albert Schneider retires after 42 years, highlighting the decline of the living craft. Machines type notes but need skilled operators and can only aid, not replace, comprehension. Reporters earn about 22 thousand dollars a year.
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VicGuire Named As Coach Of Knickerbockers
New York Knickerbockers fired coach Harry Gallatin after a sixth straight season in the NBAs Eastern Division cellar and named Dick McGuire to replace him. McGuire, a former star playmaker and Knicks teammate, inherits a team that added Walt Bellamy and Dick Barnett but underachieved in a fast break system.
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St Anthony’s Ready For Second Season
St Anthony’s High School enters its second interscholastic season aiming to match last season’s 9 8 record. Coach Ray Johnson has a solid base with players Vytautas Tamulis Ray Rimkevicius Danius Paliulis Vytautas Zemaitis competing for starting roles. The Friars schedule lists games from December to February against North Berwick Eliot South Berwick Kennebunk Old Orchard Beach Wells Porter St Ignatius Berwick and other foes.
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Junior High Hoop League Is Planned
Junior High hoop league plans outlined by Biddeford York County coaches and athletic directors led by Pete Judge. They aim to establish a regular junior high school basketball loop this fall with scheduled games and a league format.
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Notre Dame Drops in AP Top Ten After Tie with Miami
Notre Dame slips to ninth in the AP Top Ten after a scoreless tie with Miami. Michigan State remains atop the poll with 446 points, while Arkansas and Nebraska follow. Bowl matchups place Michigan State UCLA in the Rose Bowl and other teams in the Cotton, Orange, Sugar, Bluebonnet, and Gator games.
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Saco Winter Hoop Meeting Scheduled
A final meeting of teams in the Saco Winter Recreation Basketball League is set for 7 p m Wednesday Dec 1. Acting winter director Wally Grace announced today rosters schedules and makeup of league will be discussed.
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