St Louis Eagles Take Class AA Lead With Lewiston Win
St Louis moved to first in Class AA with a 25 7 win over Lewiston at Alumni Field on Saturday afternoon. Led by Bert Poulin’s passing and Rene Simard and Gerry Lajeunesse on offense, the Eagles capitalized on Lewiston mistakes, built a 19 7 third quarter lead, and clinched the game with a late ground march and Cote score. Don Pepin returned a Poulin pass for a TD that was nullified by a clipping penalty as St Louis improved to 5 1 overall and 5 0 in Class AA.
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Hull Brothers Promise Double Trouble For Hawks
Dennis Hull, Bobby Hulls younger brother, scored his third goal in two games as the Chicago Black Hawks beat Detroit 4-1. The win put Chicago two points ahead of Montreal after the Canadiens edged Boston 3-2. Ed Giacomin posted New Yorks first shutout of the season as the Rangers defeated Toronto 1-0.
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Pastime Bowlers Beat Kezar Falls in Western Maine League
Pastime Bowlers swept Kezar Falls earning eight points in the Western Maine A league at Pastime lanes. Top Pastime scorers were Leroy Lalex and Ben Munford with 333 each, while Harry Wescott led Kezar Falls with 311. Also noted is Bob McCurry, former Michigan State Spartan captain.
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Bad Boy Bert Coan Sparks Chiefs to Big AFL Win
Bert Coan rushed for three touchdowns and caught a 19 yard pass for another as the Kansas City Chiefs crushed Denver 56-10 to move into first in the AFL Western Division. Coan totaled 111 rushing yards and rose to fourth in the league rushing standings.
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Eddies Rally To Defeat Thornton In Walton Field Clash
Edward Little came from behind to beat Thornton Academy 19 14 at Walton Field. standout plays included a 83 yard pass to set up the winning TD, Choroszy to Nason lateralled to Desrocher, and Nason booting three long kicks to keep TA off balance. Thornton rallied with a 62 yard four play drive before EL answered with a 63 yard scoring dive.
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Celtics Signal Ninth Title Run With Knicks Win
Boston Celtics sprinted to a 126-97 victory over the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden to stretch a potential ninth straight NBA championship pursuit. Sam Jones led with 27 points as Bill Russell rotated all 12 players, routing the Knicks after a 59-54 halftime edge.
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Hockey and basketball results from Sunday games
In the National Hockey League results New York defeated Toronto 1 to 0 while Montreal beat Boston 3 to 2 and Chicago won against Detroit 4 to 1. In the National Basketball Association New York routed Chicago 124 to 105 and Detroit beat San Francisco 119 to 110.
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Celtics prep for first meeting with Chicago Bulls
Bailey Howell scored 22, John Havlicek 17, Larry Siegfried 13, and K C Jones 11 as the Celtics resumed practices in anticipation of Thursday’s game against the league's newest entry the Chicago Bulls in Providence Rhode Island.
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Komives Leads Knicks Past Chicago in NBA Clash
Howard Komives, the former Bowling Green star, scored 24 points to spark the New York Knicks to a 124-105 victory over the Chicago Bulls. The Knicks remained winless at 3-22 while Chicago fell to 5-2 in the Western Division race. In another game, the Detroit Pistons beat the San Francisco Warriors 119-110 in Seattle.
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Marshwood Defeats Kennebunk 20-13 in Maine Prep Football
Marshwood High, led by Buzz Ferrelli's third quarter interception return for a TD, beat Kennebunk High 20-13. The Hawks built a 20-6 edge after Harry Paul’s conversion and two first-half scores by Dick Williams and Bob Ham, while Ramback Larry Willey scored Kennebunk's two touchdowns.
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Wells Blanks North Berwick in 26 0 Victory
Wells Warriors improve to 3 3 with a 26 0 win over North Berwick on Saturday. Billy Locke rushes for 101 yards and scores, Galencia adds a TD and PAT, Westy Lord key plays include a 30 yard reverse for a score, and Wells defense stymies North Berwick after early drives. Jim Wright and Bill Reeves star on defense as Wells bowls over North Berwick.
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Tigers Triumph 35-0 Over Waterville in Class A Showdown
Biddeford Orange and Black, undefeated in seven straight, overwhelmed Waterville 35-0 as QB Bob Demers ran in a touchdown and connected on a 20 yard pass to Stan McAlevey. Saucier added two TDs and Pappas tallied. Waterville slid to 1-3 in Class A. Biddeford dominated with strong defense and reserves.
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Pro Football Standings and Weekend Schedule Highlights
National League standings show St Louis and Dallas atop the East, Green Bay leading the West, with tied records shaping upcoming games. Notable results include Green Bay 56, Atlanta 3 and Cleveland 30, Dallas 21. Upcoming matches feature Washington at Philadelphia and Green Bay at Detroit among others. American League action lists New York and Boston strong in the East, with Kansas City and Oakland leading the West. Weekend games include Oakland at Boston and Buffalo at New York.
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Browns Halt Cowboys In Eastern Race Tightening Win
Cleveland defeated Dallas 30-21 as safetyman Ross Fichtner intercepted three passes and the Browns' pass rush limited Don Meredith. The victory pulled Cleveland within one game of first place St. Louis in the NFL Eastern Conference while Washington beat the Rams. Green Bay crushed Atlanta 56-3, Baltimore edged Minnesota 20-17, Chicago beat Los Angeles 17-10, Philadelphia outscored the Giants 31-3, and San Francisco edged Detroit 27-24 with a late Monty Stickles TD.
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Bowling Roll-A-Way Teams Struggle In Weekend Matches
At Roll-A-Way Lanes the W. M. B. P. A. ladies fell 6 to 2 to the 20th Century Bowlerettes as the men’s team tied 4-4 at Congress Square Lanes with the Portland boys. Doris Gillis led the Bowlerettes with 324 and Hazel Ouellette topped Roll-A-Way with 303. high scores for Congress Square included Ray Perron 320 and Ray Camire 304 for Portland enjoyers.
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Houston Oklahoma Drop First Games
Oklahoma and Houston fell from the unbeaten list after losses on Saturday. Notre Dame routed Oklahoma 38-0, and Houston was defeated by Mississippi 27-6. Thirty six teams still held perfect records, including Notre Dame Michigan State UCLA Alabama USC Nebraska Georgia Tech and Florida.
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Fighting Irish rout Sooners in surprising blowout
Notre Dame defeated Oklahoma 38-0 as the Sooner defense faltered throughout. Terry Hanratty and Nick Eddy led the Irish attack while Jim Seymour injured an ankle in the first half. Purdue's loss helped Michigan State remain No. 2 in the AP poll.
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