Vikings Player Runs the Wrong Way in Scoring Play
Jim Marshall of the Minnesota Vikings ran the wrong way on a fumble return in a Sunday game, yielding a safety for San Francisco. Bobby Smith scored twice for the Los Angeles Rams, including a 97 yard interception return for a score, as the Rams beat Green Bay 27 17. Bucky Pope added a 55 yard touchdown pass for Los Angeles earlier, his 12th reception of the season. Other NFL results included Cleveland over New York 42 20 and Baltimore over Detroit 34 0.
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Bobby Smith
Bucky Pope
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Jim Marshall
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Cotton Davidson Leads Raiders rout and AFL action
Cotton Davidson threw five touchdown passes for 417 yards as the Oakland Raiders crushed the Denver Broncos 40-7. Dallas, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Houston also won while Daryle Lamonica and John Hadl shined for the AFL. Tokyo hosted the 18th Olympic Games with the United States excelling in swimming and track and field and Japan finishing strong.
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John Hadl
American Football League
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George Blanda
Houston
San Diego
Hadl
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Oilers
Kansas
Lance Alworth
Blanda
Henry Schmidt
Celtics extend win streak beating Baltimore 112 100
Boston Celtics remain undefeated with a 112 100 win over the Baltimore Bullets as Red Auerbach notes opponents talk while his team charges ahead. The Celtics have four straight wins, chasing a seventh consecutive NBA title, with Cincinnati Roy als close behind at 3-1 after edging Philadelphia 109 107.
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Naoe Basketball Association
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Philadelphia 76Ers
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Detroit Pistons
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Jerry Lucas
Philadelphia
Oscar Robertson
Chet Walker
76Ers
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Howard Komives
Willis Reed
Knicks
Eddie Miles
Detroit
Visitors puzzled by mosque mihrab direction in Washington
Article notes that the Washington great mosque mihrab seems to point northeast not toward Mecca. Builders oriented the niche using the Great Circle Route, the shortest path between Washington and Mecca, to face the holy city.
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Mecca
St Francis Ties For Divisional Soccer Crown
St Francis defeated Nassan 4 0 to tie the Northern Division of the Colonial Conference. Frank Romeo scored twice with Merril Seney and Billy Sullivan assisting. Joe Austin added a late half goal and Romeo converted a penalty in the second period. St Francis faces Gordon College for the division title as it extends a five game win streak with a 5 1 2 record.
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Joe Austin
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Bob Freeman
Joe Anderson
Yeoman
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Tom Brazier
Larry Pristavec
Garry Pickering
Dauphinas
Nasson
Westbrook Bowlerettes narrowly lose to Colonial in Western Maine match
In a close Western Maine ladies league showdown at 20th Century lanes, the Colonial team edged the Westbrook Bowlerette s 1,430 to 1,423 after a final-frame finish. Fay Camire and Janet Jordan led Westbrook with 306 and 305. Doris L Heureux topped Bowlerettes with 302.
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Maine
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Fay Camire
Janet Jordan
Doris L’heureux
S. Colonial
S Stacks
M. Fickett
Jordan
J. Dyer
Autee
A. Cowgill
P. Cantara
D. L'Heureux
Strickland
E. Harper
Dalers Edge St Francis in Homecoming Cross Country Duel
Maine Portland Dalers defeated St Francis 29 to 26 as Johnny MacDonald the Red Knight extended his unbeaten college streak with his 11th straight win in 19 minutes 32 seconds on a 3.5 mile campus course finish near the soccer field. Gary Coyne stayed close through the final half mile as UMP earned their second win of the year.
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Sharon
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Billy Mills
Pine Ridge
S.C
United States
Bob Schul
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
U.S
Haile Selassie
Abebe Bikila
Rome
New Zealand
Peter Snell
Wyomia Tyus
Edith McGuire
Poland
Philadelphia
Billy Frazier
Japan
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UMP
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Armagnac
Bill Shoemaker Tops 1963 Jockey Earnings
Bill Shoemaker led all jockeys in purse earnings in 1963 with mounts totaling 2 562 925 dollars.
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Four Way Tie For Top In Hockey Loop
The Associated Press reports Bobby Hull leads the Chicago Black Hawks with a hat trick and three goals in five games as Chicago defeats the New York Rangers 5-2. Stan Mikita adds two goals, lifting the Hawks into a four way tie for first with Montreal, Toronto, and Detroit. Detroit shut out Boston 4-0 behind rookie goalie Roger Crozier, who posted his second shutout in six games. Delvecchio scored twice for the Wings, with Murphy and Ulman adding one each.
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National Hockey League
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New York Rangers
Elall
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Boston
Roger Crozier
Hull
Maurice Richard
Bernie
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Crozier
Terry Sawchuk
Bruins
Alex Delvecchio
Wings
Ron Murphy
Norm Uliman
Annabelle Cleary Claims Twin City Bowling Crown
Annabelle Cleary defeated Miss Annette Montpas by 201 pins to win the ladies Twin City bowling championship at 20th Century Lanes on Saturday. Cleary led by 65 pins after the first half and maintained dominance, posting six scores over 100 while Montpas had one century. Doris Saucier was noted as next challenger.
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Twin City
Annette Montpas
Miss Cleary
Miss Montpas
Doris Saucier
A. Cleary
A. Montpas
Pro Football standings and week results summary
NFL Eastern and Western standings list teams by wins losses and points with Baltimore Cleveland and Dallas leading their divisions. Sundays results include Baltimore 34 Detroit 0 and Cleveland 42 New York 20 while Los Angeles and Philadelphia posted wins. Next week matchups feature Cleveland at Pittsburgh and Dallas at Chicago among others.
Pro Basketball Standings and Results Roundup
The Associated Press summarizes the NBA with Boston leading the standings at 40 wins and 1 000 pace, Cincinnati and New York both in playoff positions, and Western division leaders St Louis Los Angeles and Baltimore near the top. Saturday results include Boston 131 Baltimore 103. Detroit 118 New York in overtime. St Louis 126 Philadelphia 108. New York 95 Cincinnati 109. Boston 212 Baltimore. Today’s schedule shows no games, with Louis vs Philadelphia and New York at New York among Tuesday matches. Baltimore vs San Fra l at Oakland, Calif.
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Bowl talk heats up as top teams eye postseason
Notre Dame leads a bowl forecast flanked by Ohio State, Alabama, Arkansas and Nebraska. Ohio State steers the Big Ten while Alabama, LSU and Florida chase the SEC. Duke tops the ACC, with Notre Dame still far ahead among independents. no clear East big bowl rep yet amid mixed results.
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Eagles Beat Sunberth St Louis In Class A Showdown
St Louis Eagles moved ahead in the Class A race by beating South Portland 7-6 before about 4,000 fans at the South Portland junior high field. It was St Louis’s sixth straight win, while South Portland slipped to two losses in six games. Don Dube kicked the extra point for the decisive score after a first quarter TD pass connection between Landry and Cookson.
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Ray Bord
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Trio Ballard
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Paul Lamb
Dick Dutremble
Ron Petit
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Rollie Nolette
Don Wilson
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Rene Goupil
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Eric Cote
Panthers
Wayne Hapworth
Johnny Joseph
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Dave Halle
Tiger
Brian Denis
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Paul L'Heureux
South Berwick
Searles
South Portland Cookson
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It It
MacPherson Belisle
Blackwood
Hockey Results and Standings Summary
NHL results show Chicago 3 3 Detroit 2. Toronto 24 2 Montreal 6 2. New York 8 2. Detroit 1 tie Montreal 1. Chicago 5 New York 2. Detroit 4 Boston 0. Today’s games list Toronto at Chicago.
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