Packers and Redskins Hold Top Spots in Week's NFL Action
Packers beat Vikings 48-21 as Hornung exits early with a knee injury while Snead and Mitchell power Washington to a 17-17 tie with the Cardinals. Detroit edges Los Angeles 13-10. Baltimore top Browns 36-14. 49ers win 34-27. Cowboys 41-19. Blanda, Oilers crush Giants 56-17. Broncos beat winless Oakland 23-6. Snead and Mitchell key for Washington. Starr replaces Hornung with two TD passes to McGee and Dowler.
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Traip Academy Beats Seagulls for 13 7 Record
Traip Academy remains undefeated after beating Old Orchard Beach 13 to 7 in Kittery on Saturday. Fullback Russ Spensler opened scoring, Ed Foye added a second TD, and John Lambert kicked the extra point as Traip held the Seagulls to one TD after a rain-delayed start.
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Boxing notes on junior middleweight title chaos across venues
The Associated Press reports the new junior middleweight title is unsettled with two key bouts this week. Emile Griffith faces Teddy Wright in Vienna for European Boxing Union recognition as world junior middleweight champion, while Denny Moyer meets Joey Giambra in Portland for the World Boxing Association crown. Regular middleweight title status remains split between Gene Fullmer and Paul Pender, with Fullmer’s defense versus Dick Tiger delayed to October 23 due to rain and the World Series.
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Red Wings Top NHL After First Week Led by Sawchuk
Detroit drives to sole lead in the early NHL standings with veteran goalie Terry Sawchuk starring. He yielded only two goals in three games as Detroit posted two wins and a tie, while Parker MacDonald and Alex Faulkner scored in a 3-1 victory over Montreal and Chicago. New York, Boston, and Chicago also posted results in Sunday action.
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St Louis High Eagles Please South Portland 12 0 Victory
St Louis High rolled past South Portland 12 0 at South Portland Junior High, earning their 16th straight win and dropping the Riots to 1-3-1. Key scores came from Don Chretien and Jack Mercier, with Baillargeon, Angell and Labbe standout on offense and a stout Eagle defense limiting South Portland.
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Floridians To Spend Holiday At Sugarloaf Mountain
A Maine Florida Snowbird Holiday brings 76 Floridians to Sugarloaf Mountain during the week of January 13. The event features the Maine Timber-Line huskies led by George Worthley and highlights winter sports, sled dog rides, skiing, ice skating, Sno-traveler rides, and a winter lobster showcase as part of a seven day exchange sponsored by Bangor Daily News and Fort Lauderdale News with Maine and Florida department cooperation.
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Thornton Drops Deering From Undefeated List
Thornton academy defeated Deering High 7 to 0 at Deering Memorial Field to halt Deering’s perfect run. Dave McNabb scored the deciding TD late in the fourth. Kimball added the extra point as Thornton stayed tied for first in Class A with St Louis.
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Knothole Viewing Draws Giants Yankees Fans in Modesto
Modesto hosts a public practice as rain delays push the World Series to a sunlit day. About 5 000 fans line the outfield fence to watch stars like Mantle Maris and Mays, with Tom Tresh earning a playful jab as the man who ruined their day.
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Outdoor chicken barbecue and maple sugar on snow party
A community event featuring a barbecue of outdoor chicken and a maple sugar on snow party. Neighbors invited to enjoy grilled treats, community camaraderie, and traditional maple sugar offerings in a festive setting. Local organizers encourage participation and refreshments for all attendees.
Bruins Rally To Tie Blackhawks In Tough Defense Ordeal
Boston remains in second place behind Detroit after a 2-2 tie with Chicago. Don McKenney and Doug Mohns scored for the Bruins while Bobby Perreault made 26 saves as Boston battled back from 2-0 down. Watson praised the team's defense and effort, stressing tighter play to reduce goals against.
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World Series Play Moves Toward Final Game
SAN FRANCISCO The World Series sixth game was set for noon with Yankees lefty Whitey Ford vs Giants ace Billy Pierce. After a Bay Area storm delayed play for three days, a 44,000 crowd was expected as the Yankees held a 3-2 lead. Both teams remained rested, with Dark and Houk naming their lineups and potential seventh-game pitcher plans. The teams traveled to Modesto for a two hour workout at Del Webb Stadium.
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Biddeford High Rallies Past Kennebunk 21 12 in Hometown Showdown
Biddeford High School overcame a 12 4 halftime deficit at Kennebunk to claim a 21 12 victory led by Dan Pappas who scored two touchdowns and added a key extra point. Roy connected on a 26 yard pass, and Dan Aguiar forced a crucial fumble as Biddeford seized momentum in the fourth quarter.
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Hockey Scores and Standings From Weekend Games
Montreal defeated New York 6 to 3 while Boston and Toronto tied 2 2 Detroit and Chicago tied 0 0 in Saturdays action Detroit beat Montreal 3 1 New York routed Toronto 5 3 Chicago tied Boston 2 2 on Sunday No games scheduled today listed Tuesday games noted in the schedule
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Inaugural Pace Opens Lewiston Track Tonight
The Lewiston Raceway debuts a 30-session fall harness meet at 7:30 p m with a $700 Inaugural Pace as the feature. Seven fast class contenders including South Hero, course record hopeful, highlight the card which includes nine races. Prince Boy leads earnings this season with seven wins and over $6,000 in winnings, while new facilities and a heated, lighted grandstand welcome fans. Post times are 7:30 p m weekdays and 3:00 p m Saturdays.
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Oilers Back In Front As Blanda Sparks 56-17 rout
Houston built a strong lead in the AFL East behind George Blanda who threw six touchdown passes and guided the Oilers to a 56-17 win over the New York Titans. Blanda has led Houston since 1960, delivering 14 TDs this season, while Dallas beat Boston and Denver topped Oakland as Denver moved with 23-6. New York drops to 2-4, and Blanda connected with Groman McLeod Smith Hennigan.
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Anger Market Wins Pony League Bowls At Big 20 Lanes
Anger Market defeated Herman Shoe Scarborough 1 623 to 1 516 in a Pony league match at the Big 20 Lanes. Top scorers were Steve Buzzell 343 and Roland Petit 342 for Anger Market while Delaica 329 led Herman Shoe.
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Drippings Used As Sauce For Roasted Poultry
The article describes using the extracted drippings from spit roasted chicken duck or turkey as a sauce. It emphasizes applying the savory juices to finish and flavor the meat, noting the technique mirrors traditional baste and glaze methods.
Schenley Reserve Blended Whisky Note 1962
Whisky profile from 1962 listing Schenley Ist. Co. blend, 86 proof, 65 percent neutral spirits, with distribution reference.
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