Bears Hold Narrow Lead as NFL Title Picture Narrows
With two weeks left in the season six teams can win the title and five can tie. The Bears led the West by a half game after a 17 17 tie with the Vikings, while Green Bay trailed after beating Detroit on Thanksgiving. Browns beat St Louis to end a three way tie for first in the East, Giants edged Dallas 24 27 aided by A Tittle career record, Steelers tied Philadelphia 20 20 to stay near the top, and Rams and Ravens won to boost remaining playoff hopes. The Steelers cannot finish in a tie with Boston clubs.
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Joe Marconi
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Tennessee Fires McDonald as coach. Dickey tipped as successor
Tennessee reportedly selected Doug Dickey of Arkansas, 31, to replace Jim McDonald as head football coach after a 5-5 season. McDonald, dismissed Sunday, had been named head coach last June following Bowden’s ouster, and Dickey could be announced at the athletics board meeting.
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Seven Pennsylvanians drafted in AFL draft era
Four players from Pitt were selected along with one each from Penn State Susquehanna and West Chester State. Don Green of Susquehanna went to Oakland in the first round, Ralph Baker of Penn State was picked by the Jets in the sixth round, Tony DiMidio of West Chester went to Kansas City in the ninth, and Pitt players Jeff Ware Ray Popp were chosen by the Chargers and another Pitt lineman remained in contention with several picks noted.
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Unbeaten Teams Suffer Early Losses in NAIA Semis
The nation's list of unbeaten college football squads was trimmed as Emporia College and Southwest Sanford fell in NAIA semifinal play. North teams and other contenders faced decisive results, signaling a shift in the chase for an undefeated season amid mid November action.
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Patriots and Oilers share AFL East lead after win
Boston quarterback Babe Parilli salvaged his job and led the Patriots to a 17-7 victory over Buffalo, sending Boston into a first place tie with Houston in the AFL East. Houston and Oakland also won as the Chargers eye a title clinch. The Jets shut out Kansas City to stay in contention.
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Mixed Doubles Bowling Scores and Ring Events Report
Bowl-Aire leagues list diverse scorenames including Shirley Tripp and Chuck Van Winkle with scores 199 168 160 and 243. Other results show Berle Williams 191 Berkeley Cl orace Bailey 178, Pastrano 178 and Torres 14 with Gutierres 144. Longhorns complete a century of regular season games and a perfect season record since 1920 in a scattered sports page.
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South
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Willie Pastrano
Misami Beach
Fla
Nea Holl
South Africa
Woneaile
City
Raymuneio
Battling) Torres
Mexico
Alvaro Gutierres
Major Trades In Wind Big Names Involved
In San Diego AP reports high level trade discussions at a baseball convention feature Felipe Alou as the prime target. Cardinals and Tigers show overtures. Giants seek left handers while Minnesota eyes Jim Kaat. Dodgers and Senators near a deal involving Skowton for Osteen. Draft chatter centers on Camilo Estevis and Howard Koplite. Sawatski released by the Cardinals.
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Jim Kaat
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Jim Bunning
Detroit
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Ets
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Senators
Osteen
Washington
Camilo Estevis
Albuquerque
Howard Koplite
Syracuse
Sanday
Tarl Sawatski
St. John Dominates Worlds Invitational Bowling Tourney
Jim St. John of St. Louis won the $48,000 seventh annual Worlds Invitational Bowling Tourney by the widest margin in history. The 33 year old set 11 World records en route to the $7,500 first prize, finishing nearly 90 points ahead of runner up Johnny Meyer of Nesconset New York. Meyer earned $3,750 for second place and Bill Johnson of Kansas City took $2,000 for third.
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Yhead
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Meyer
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Army Navy clash decides Cotton Bowl fate this season
Navy likely to earn Cotton Bowl spot with a win over Army. Pitt looms as alternate candidate as bowls await outcomes of the Army Navy game. Pitt, 8-1, faces Penn State. Rose and Sugar bowls reserve spots fill with results from major games including Washington, Illinois, and Auburn implications.
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NFL Holds Annual Draft Sees Trade Heavy Round One
The NFL draft opens with all 14 teams selecting top college talent as trades shape the list. Chicago Bears hold 24 choices while announcing potential targets like Pete Beathard and George Mira. AFL clubs emphasize beefy players and keep trades flowing as bidding rights define the rounds.
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Larry Rakestraw
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Hamilton Tiger-Cats win Gray Cup over Lions in 1964
Hamilton defeated British Columbia 2-10 in Vancouver to end four straight playoff losses and claim the Eastern Division champions title. Paterson scored his fifth Cup touchdown, surpassing the prior record, while Faloney threw two scoring passes, including 70 yards to Paterson. WABC TV broadcast the game across North America in about three hours. Willie Fleming left the field in the second quarter, a blow to the Lions.
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Liberty Bowl date moved to December 26
Philadelphia date change announced for the fifth annual Liberty Bowl to give the selection committee more time to choose teams and finalize arrangements. The death of President John F Kennedy on November 28 prompted postponements of numerous college games, with many played the following Saturday.
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Navy tops West Chester to reach NCAA semifinals at Rutgers
Navy defeated West Chester 4 0 to advance to the NCAA soccer semifinals at Rutgers University. West Chester ends its season after the loss in Annapolis Maryland.
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Loyola Defends National Title Opens Strong In Poll
Loyola is favored to repeat as NCAA champion as top ranked Ramblers face North Dakota in the opener. AP poll leaders include NYU, Arizona State, and Oregon State with Cincinnati, Duke, Wichita State, Ohio State, Michigan, and Kentucky winning on opening night amid notable performances by Bonham, Mullin, Stallworth, Brads, Russell, Myers, Nash, and Deeken.
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