Unbeaten Powers Face Elimination In Key Showdowns
The national college football rankings face upheaval as top teams clash. Iowa travels to Kansas while Mississippi meets LSU in a bid to stay unbeaten. Syracuse fights Pitt as Navy meets Notre Dame and Missouri faces Nebraska in league play. Regional TV games include Ohio State vs Michigan State and California Oregon State.
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Thornton A cagers face home floor loss this winter
The piece notes Thornton Academy basketball faces no home games this winter as TA workers out rearranging a settled schedule after learning the Maroon cagers have no home floor. It discusses TA's strong season, facility shortages in Biddeford and Saco, potential moves to other floors, and the impact on fans and rivals amid a class oriented Maine schoolboy athletics era.
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Two Pro Grid Rivals Rooting For Dallas Win
In the AFL race Dallas or Los Angeles could surge by winning at Denver while Oakland and Houston also win. Los Angeles beat New York 28 27 while Buffalo and Denver clash for a top spot. Giants face Cardinals, Packers visit Pittsburgh, Bears at San Francisco, and Baltimore at Dallas. Eagles idle.
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Colby edges Coast Guard in tight gridiron play
John McSweeney and Colby line up against Coast Guard with a standout effort. U S Maritime Academy at Castine, led by Lt John Hector, edged Maine Central Institute 3 to 2 with Fleet backfield by Fred Grondin and others. Neil Sullivan’s Liveremore Falls high elev en defeated Kents Hill 20 to 0.
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Archie Moore Favored To Defeat Rinaldi In Rome Bout
In Rome Archie Moore is the favorite to beat Italian light heavyweight Giulio Rinaldi in a 10 round non-title fight tonight. Moore, aged 44 to 47, is seen as having more ring guile and experience than the 25-year-old challenger. Moore’s title was stripped by the NBA for failure to defend in time, though many still regard him as champion where NBA recognition exists. A Italian victory could earn Rinaldi a quick shot at the European cruiserweight title, with 13,880 tickets nearly sold for seats at the Olympic Sports Palace.
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Weekend High School Showdowns Across Maine
Edward Little faces Thornton at Thornton Field Saco this afternoon at 1 30. St Louis meets Portland in Portland today at 1 30. Traip hosts Biddeford at Waterhouse Field at 1 30. Wells plays Kennebunk in Kennebunk at 1 30. Winthrop meets Old Orchard Beach at Old Orchard Beach at 1 50.
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Hockey Result Friday and Weekend Schedule AP Report
Boston faces Montreal in Fridays action while Chicago meets Toronto. Sundays schedule includes Montreal at Boston Toronto at New York and Chicago at Detroit with no Saturday games.
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Chargers Gain Revenge Victory Over Patriots
Los Angeles defeated Boston 45-16 in the freshman AFL game at Boston, snapping a 0-24 comeback bid after leading 35-0. Patriots quarterbacks Butch Songin, Tommy Greene, and Harvey White split duties as errors and turnovers plagued their offense. Chargers gained 80 yards on the opening drive, with Dick Kemp passing for 223 yards and a TD, and Paul Lowe's 76-yard run highlighted the scoring.
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Celtics and Warriors clash as two 2-0 teams meet
Boston and Philadelphia meet with undefeated records as coach Red Auerbach notes improvements and Wilt Chamberlain must elevate his game. Ed Conlin and rookies Bill Cobb and Al Attles debut with the Warriors, while Sharman boosts Boston with 20 points in a 110-101 win over the Knickerbockers and Willie Naulls nets 34 for New York.
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Boston Bruins Fall Short After Injury Sidelines Key Player
On a rollout, six yards were lost after a collision with Songin. A comeback pass for 13 yards came too late. Greene punted, then Lowe sprinted four plays later. Boston halfback Ron Burton injured his ankle on the first series and did not return. Los Angeles rush limited Boston to 17 yards. Burton to wear a cast for at least 10 days.
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