Eagles Rally To Tip Red Eddies In Class AA Tilt
St Louis High rode a fourth quarter burst to beat Edward Little 40 to 25 and stay undefeated in Class AA. Ron Cote threw a 61 yard pass to Belanger, capping a late scoring drive as Lajeunesse added two rushing TDs. St Louis finished 6-1 overall, 5-0 in conference while EL dropped to 5-2.
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Elijah Pitts Stars Packers in 31-7 Win Over Lions
Elijah Pitts rushed for 99 yards and scored three touchdowns to lead the Green Bay Packers to a 31-7 victory over the Detroit Lions. Bart Starr threw a 24-yard TD pass to Pitts, and Hornung sat out with a pinched nerve as Green Bay extended its Western Division lead.
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Crimson Tide in Sugar Bowl Contention Remains Unofficial
Alabama maintains a 6-0 record with remaining games against LSU South Carolina Southern Mississippi and Auburn while Sugar Bowl officials monitor bids after final regular season dates. Nebraska holds a 7-0 mark and must face Kansas Oklahoma State and Oklahoma ahead of potential January matchup discussions.
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AFL Probing Gambling Reports Says No Players Under Investigation
New York AP The American Football League says it monitors all games for gambling irregularities but president Milt Woodard states no players are being investigated. He notes some games were briefly removed from betting lines but were not unusual and that gamblers may skip bets over earnings concerns.
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Traip Romps Past Seagulls In 38-0 Win
Traip Academy overwhelmed Old Orchard Beach 38 0 as Chris Alvord ran 53 80 and 61 yards for scores and Bonsaint and Ayer added TDs. Traip improves to 4 1 while Old Orchard Beach drops to 5 1 and a three way tie for Seacoast Conference lead develops.
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Nance's 208 rushing yards drive Patriots past Raiders
Jim Nance powered Boston to a 24-21 victory over Oakland as he ran 38 times for 208 yards, lifting the Patriots into a half game lead in the AFL East while Buffalo and the Jets lost. The win kept New England hot, with Nance’s career nearly derailed by a childhood scalding accident.
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Notre Dame and Michigan State Win Big in College Football
Notre Dame overwhelmed Navy 31-7 while Michigan State shut out Northwestern 22-0. UCLA, Alabama, Georgia Tech, Florida, and Nebraska kept their unbeaten runs, asUSC and Wyoming fell from the ranks with losses to Miami and Colorado State respectively.
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Pastime Loses To 20th Century Bowlers In Maine Match
In a Western Maine A league bowling meet 20th Century defeated Pastime Keglers by 9 pins. Don Raybine led with 358 and C Gillis 342 while Leroy Kalex top scored for Pastime with 338 and L Nason added 284.
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Portland Grounds Out 19 13 Victory Over Thornton Academy
Portland blanked Thornton 19 to 13 in a hard hitting Class AA clash at Saco. Ralph Gorham rumbled 85 yards on a key late play and Paco Ricks powered the Blue offense with multiple big gains. Thornton falls to 2-5 while Portland improves to 3-3 as both teams fight through a rough schedule.
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Marshwood Hawks blank Wells 27 0 in high school football
Marshwood High Hawks remain unbeaten with a 27 to 0 win over Wells High. Bobby Ham scored the first touchdown from Wells 25, Allan Robertshaw added a 64 yard drive capped by a QB sneak, Don McKay converted, followed by Dick Williams on a 40 yard run. Mike Williams and Russ Lawson added late scores as Marshwood’s defense limited Wells to six first downs. Marshwood improves to 7-0 and faces York next week.
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Doris Gillis Fires 399 In Bowlerettes Victory
Doris Gillis rolls a record 399 as the 20th Century Bowlerettes defeat Willowdale 1 526 to 1 523 at Big 20 Lanes Scarborough Doris breaks with 125 137 137 while Ruth Strickland adds 302 and anchor Doni Gillis seals the win with strong final frames Willowdale scorers include M Hennessey 341 and W Rokowski 311.
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Pistons Lead West After Narrow Win Over Lakers
Detroit edged the Lakers 124-121 in Montreal to seize first in the Western division while Los Angeles fell to last place with Jerry West and Elgin Baylor out injured. Dave De Busschere scored seven points in the final two minutes to seal the win. Philadelphia routed Boston 138-96 as Detroit beat Baltimore 103-97 and St. Louis beat L A 110-109 on Saturday.
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