Powell Becomes AFL Reach 1000 Yards In Five Seasons
Oakland Raiders beat the Denver Broncos 28-10 at the Coliseum as Art Powell caught four passes for 109 yards and two touchdowns to reach 1,002 yards on the season and finish with 11 TDs. Tom Flores threw two scoring passes and Clem Daniels added a short rushing TD as Oakland ended the year 8-5-1.
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Calif
UPI
Art Powell
Raiders
Denver Broncos
Powell
Flores
Hewritt Dixon
Broncos
Gary Kroner
Scotty Glacken
Lionel Taylor
Clem Daniels
AFL
Dan Birdwell
Max Choboian
Denver
Daniels
Dixon
Kroner
Glacken
Chocagian
Taylor
Oakland Coliseum
Oak—Powell
Poss
Oak—Daniels
FG Kroner
Oak—Dixon
Oak
Taylor & Poss
Glocken
West Coast Division Considered for CFL
The Continental Football League envisages an eight team west coast division for 1967 pending owners ratification at the Miami Beach meeting. Potential cities include Seattle Portland Anaheim Las Vegas Sacramento Eugene San Jose Phoenix and Victoria with a final choice after the meeting. If approved a CFL championship game would be in Southern California or Florida on December 1 1967. The league may hear franchise bids from Milwaukee Chicago Detroit and Tampa Florida.
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UPI
Continental Football League
Pro Loop
Miami Beach
Fla
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Anaheim
Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
Sacramento
Eugene
San Jose
Phoenix
Ariz
Victoria
B.C
CFL
Saul Rosen
Robert Hall
California
Florida
United States
Canada
Milwaukee
Chicago
Detroit
Tampa
Basketball Coaches Schedule Cage Clinics
The National Association of Basketball Coaches will sponsor three Coach of the Year clinics next spring. Doggie Julian of Dartmouth, association president, said two clinics will be in Boston and San Francisco with Indianapolis as third site. Bill Foster of Rutgers will chair. The National Coach of the Year will head the clinics with possible College Division and high school coaches assisting.
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UPS
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Doggie Julian
Dartmouth
Association
Boston
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Bill Foster
Rutgers
Julian
Meriden Titans Defeat Paramount 132 115 in NEBA
Meriden Titans pulled away from Paramount 132 115 in NEBA action to move to 1 3 while Paramount slips to 2 2. Titans stars Muraski Salerno each reached 25 points and seven Titans hit double figures as John Sullivan and Jim Muraski led scoring with balanced contributions across the lineup. Curtis paced Paramount with 41 points in a losing effort.
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Meriden Titans
Paramount
Neba
Meriden
Chiefs
New England Basketball Association
Titans
Chuck Curtis
Curtis
Pacific Lutheran College
Bridgeport
John Sullivan
Jim Muraski
Frank Carr
Todd Linley
John Salerno
Carr
Linley
Muraski
Salerno
Paramounts
Paramount Meriden
Gry 'Scully
Lasher
Sullivan
Young
Mizcut
Goo O
Kennedy
Kelly
Odlunt
BelFiore
Lidles
McIntyre
Jackson
Hadl Lowe Show Power In Chargers Comeback Victory
In San Diego John Hadl and Paul Lowe sparked the Chargers to a 42 27 AFL win over the Jets. Hadl threw for 240 yards and two scores and ran for a fourth, Lowe added two rushing touchdowns and 126 yards on 14 carries. Alworth had seven receptions as San Diego, eyeing second place in the division, built a lead by the third quarter and held on despite Jets’ responses led by Namath.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
John Hadl
Paul Lowe
San Diego Chargers
New York Jets
Hadl
Lowe
Chargers
Oakland
Jets
Hadi
Jacques MacKinnon
Lance Allworth
Gary Garrison
New York
Alworth
George Sauer Jr
Jim Turner
Matt Snell
Snell
al Atkinson
Turner
Joy Namath
Archie Matsos
Allison
Rick Redman
J. Turner
Snell Vorun
Sd—Garrison
Hod
van Reaphorst
Sd—Oqarrison
Matthis
Tallterra
Torres Defends Title Against Dick Tiger at MSG
AP report says light heavyweight champion Jose Torres defends his title for the fourth time this year in a 15 round bout with former middleweight king Dick Tiger at Madison Square Garden New York. Torres, 39-1-1 with 27 KOs, aims to extend a 13 fight winning streak and is a 3-1 favorite over the Nigerian challenger who is 4-15-3 with 25 KOs. The telecast heads nationwide and to Mexico with New York blackout. tape delayed in 12 foreign locations. Start time 10 pm EST.
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Dick Tiger
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Torres
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Wayne Thornton
Shea Stadium
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Chic Calderwood
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Russell
Kathys
Andrea
United Preth Internatio Va
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Chiefs Rally to Clip Dolphins 19 18 thriller
Kansas City Chiefs edge Miami Dolphins 19 18 as QB Don Dawson throws 25 yard TD to Chris Burford with under three minutes left. Chiefs secure 10th win. scoring tied to two first half field goals by Mike Mercer and Curtis McClinton 49 yard rush. Miami led 11 6 at half after Dick Westmoreland return TD and Gene Mingo field goal.
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UPI
Don Dawson
Chris Burford
Kansas City Chiefs
Miami Dolphins
Eyuridge
Chiefs
Mike Mercer
Curtis McClinton
Dick Westmoreland
Dawson
Gene Mingo
Hank Stram
Pete Beathard
McClinton
Dolphins
Dick Wood
Joe Auer
Burford
Immelee
Fred Williamson
Milam
Pera. City
Mercer
Mingo
Westmoreland
Wilson
Kc—Mcclinton
Peado
AP Vilrephata
Dolphin
Kansas City
Miami Dolphin
Aliami
Willie West
Pete Jaquess
AFL Standings and Results for Eastern and Western Divisions
The AFL standings show Eastern Division leader at 5 6 2 with New York, Buffalo, Boston, Houston, Miami, and Boston in the mix. Western Division features Kansas City at 10 2 3 with Oakland San Diego Denver and Miami also on the board. Sundays results include Boston defeating Houston 38 14, San Diego edging New York 42 28, Oakland beating Denver 28 10, Kansas City topping Miami 19 18, with weekend matchups Kansas City at San Diego and Denver at Buffalo.
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Buffalo
New York
Houston
Miami
L. T. Pet
Kansas City
Oakland
San Diego
Denver
Flouston
San Die
Harding Varsity H Club Meeting in Davon
The Harding Varsity H Club will meet Tuesday night at eight o'clock in Foley's Milltop Restaurant in Davon. President Joe Dymkowski will preside and discuss important business concerning the membership drive.
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Foley
Milltop
Davon
Joe Dymkowsk
Red Wings edge Leafs 4 1 in streak-busting win
Detroit rookie goalie George Gardner allowed one goal as the Red Wings end a four game skid with a 4 1 NHL victory over Toronto. Norm Altman and Parker MacDonald scored for Detroit with Gordie Howe adding two and Larry Jeffrey netting Toronto's only goal. Gardner's as first NHL action came after a call up from Pittsburgh.
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Detroit Red Wings
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Norm Altman
Parker MacDonald
Gordie Howe
Larry Jeffrey
Gardner
Pittsburgh
Roger Crozer
Montreal
Rangers edge Canadiens 4-2 to claim top spot
New York Rangers defender Rod Gilbert scored twice and assisted on another as they beat the Montreal Canadiens 4-2. Gilbert and Orland Kurtenbach set up early scores, with Don Marshall adding the final goal in the fourth period. The win ended a Canadiens' four-game run and moved the Rangers to first in the NHL.
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Rod Gilbert
New York Rangers
Montreal Canadiens
Gilbert
Orland Kurtenbach
Rangers
Canadiens
Don Marshall
Montreal
Charlie Hodge
Jean Beliveau
Ed Giacomin
Kurtenbach
Phil Goyette
Nick Eddy Signs with Detroit Lions
Nick Eddy, Notre Dame All American fullback, signed a professional contract with the Detroit Lions of the NFL. Drafted by Detroit and Denver, he leaves Notre Dame after a season in which the Irish went undefeated. Lions did not reveal contract terms. Eddy totaled 3,625 rushing yards on 291 carries for a 5.6 yard average.
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UPI
Nick Eddy
Notre Dame
Detroit Lions
Denver
Lions
Eddy
Celtics Beat 76ers 117 to 103 End 11-Game Streak
Boston, led by John Havlicek with 34 points, defeated Philadelphia 117-103 to snap the 11 game winning streak. Havlicek iced the win with a late three point play as the Celtics opened the second period strong and outscored the 76ers 37-20 in the frame. Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell dominated the boards as Philadelphia struggled from the floor.
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Philadelphia
76Ers
Hal Greer
Bailey Howell
Tom Sanders
Embry
Bill Russell
Chet Walker
Wilt Chamberlain
Russell
Baston
Phils
Howell
Russil
Stones
Cosill
Boston Tad
Philadelphie
Black Hawks Tie Boston Bruins In NHL Thriller
Chicago battles back from 2-0 deficit to force a 2-2 tie with Boston as Gilles Marotte and Ron Murphy score for the Bruins and Pat Stapleton Dennis Hull provide the Hawks with goals. Boston tests Denis Dejordy with late shots while New York wins to stay atop the standings.
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UPI
Boston Bruins
Gilles Marotte
Ron Murphy
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Bruins
Denis de Jordy
Murphy
New York
Montreal
Hawks
Boston
Pat Stapleton
Dennis Hull
The
Marotte
Stapleton
Chica Maki
Bobby Hull
Dennis Hall
Gary Cheevers
de Jordy
Parilli Powers Patriots Past Oilers 38-14 Triumph
Babe Parilli threw three second quarter TD passes and Jim Nance sprinted 67 yards to pace Boston to an 18-14 win over Houston. Parilli completed 15 of 21 for 256 yards as Boston moved within one win of the AFL Eastern Division title with Buffalo idle awaiting next week.
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UPI
Babe
Parilli
Jim Nance
Boston Patriots
Houston Oilers
Patriots
Nance
Teach
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Jim Whaley
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Buffalo Bills
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Bills
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Buffalo
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Cappellett Bos
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Parisit
Cappelfelt
Dot Czajka Leads Connecticut Duckpin Qualifying Test
Dot Czajka of Middletown tops a field of Connecticut duckpin players in the qualifying trials for the New England All-Star Championships to be held in Seekonk Massachusetts in March 1967. Teammates include Tellier, Koczur, Broska, Dennis, Toscione, Smith, and Everlone with high scores across six and ten game formats.
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Middletown
Kenny Tellier
Waterford
Emile Koczur
Waterbury
Connecticut
Danbury
Jane Smith Bloomfield
Ann Everlone
East Haven
Tellier
Plainfield
Bob Tarryk
Norwich
Ted Bohara
John Ramsey
Moosup
Lou Laperle
John Paine
Foster
R.I
Fred Belliveaus
Koczur
Francis Musheck
Seymour
George Rauscher
Hartford
Ray Tortorigi
New London
Mike Drew
Ray Pannone
Walcott
Louzazza
Middlebury
Art Smith
Meriden
Joe Elia
New Britain
Torrington Bowling Center
Glastonbury Bowl
Barnum
Stratford
Racing Entries and Selections Tropical Entries Fair Grounds Entries
United Press International lists best bets and longshots for tropical racing at Fair Grounds. Entries appear with multiple horse names including Aberrant as top pick, Seifers Sin as longshot, and many others in various paddock selections and post positions.
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Seifers Sin
Line Who Who
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al Tropical
Saffers Sin
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Moels Baby
Gems Spy
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Toro
Third Lane
Counselor
Rocky Spring
Parkway
North
Bolauf
Kings Arrow
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Eris
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Prince Gretf
Eods Eanle
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Sunny Voyage
Dubuggy
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Bees Little Law
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Tony Graff
Dream Boat
How op Ten Fared
UCLA routed Duke twice 88 to 54 and 107 to 87 while Kentucky crushed Northwestern 118 to 116. Michigan State thrashed Wichita State 103 to 68 and Houston downed Hawaii 93 to 59. Louisville edged Illinois 70 to 66 and New Mexico topped Texas Tech 59 to 52. BYU defeated Denver 107 to 64 and St Marys 108 to 57. North Carolina beat Tulane 26 to 6. Virginia Tech idle.
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Hawaii
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Brigham Young
Denver
St. Mary's
North Carolina
Tulane
Virginia Tech
Canadian players boost AIC hockey team in Springfield
Springfield Mass UPI reports American International College founded in 1885 to educate foreign-born citizens now features four Canadian players on its hockey squad.
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UPI
American International College
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