Colts Browns Eye Wrap-Up Victories
The NFL week features crucial games as the Browns may clinch the Eastern title by beating Green Bay while the Bears and Giants face a cellar clash. The Steelers and Giants tangle with draft implications on the line, and the Rams host the Colts amid three new offensive stars.
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Seek Missing Penn a Hunter Near Baxter Search for Melvin Eberly
Millinocket Maine AP search teams comb a snowbound area south of Baxter State Park for Melvin Eberly 22 of East Barre PA missing since Wednesday morning. About 20 volunteers with an Air Force helicopter and state fish and game plane joined the effort, as weather and fresh tracks hinder search.
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Lesser Lights To Battle For WBA Heavy Title
Ernie Terrell and Cleveland Williams will meet for the World Boxing Association heavyweight title after Cassius Clay was stripped. The winner will defend against the Jan. 29 survivor of Floyd Patterson and George Chuvalo at Madison Square Garden.
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Boston Stays Close to Bills in AFL Clash
Boston linebacker Tom Addison anchored a defensive stand as the Patriots beat Denver 36 28. Gina Cappelletti added a touchdown pass reception a 50 yard field goal and a conversion for 10 points while injuries ended Bob Yates and Dick Felt seasons. Addison had five solo tackles and a key pass defense as Boston trimmed Buffalo to one game behind the leaders with three games left in the season.
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Pa. Bear Season Opens Monday
Harrisburg AP reports about 300 black bears are targets as Pennsylvania opens a week long bear season at 7 a.m. Monday. About 200,000 hunters are expected to participate. the 1964 harvest goal tops last year's 280. Cub bears are illegal to hunt. group hunting rules require rosters with names addresses license numbers and firearms details. Lycoming led last year with 38 bears. Clinton Pike and Potter also in the top five.
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Sparta Rifle Club Opens Range For Sighting In Before Hunt
The Sparta Rifle Club affiliated with the NRA will open its range tomorrow at 9 am for sighting in rifles before hunting season. Free sighting assistance, five benched rests, sandbags, and distances of 100, 200 and 400 yards are provided. A running deer target will test accuracy with a coffee stand and doughnuts available. The event is free with donations and signs guide from Alpine to Sparta. Rob Farrington becomes first American driver to 300 harness wins in a year at Chicago events.
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Erie sparkles in Miami win four touchdowns by Biletnikoff
Erie Pa. sophomore quarterback Bob Biletnikoff accounted for four touchdowns as the Miami Hurricanes beat Vanderbilt 45 17 in Miami. He threw a six yard pass to Tom Coughlin for the first Miami TD, then scored three times in 2 14 of the third quarter. Wake Forest topped NC State 27 49 as Brian Piccolo scored 21 points to reach 111 on the season and the ACC record. Duke can clinch the ACC title by beating North Carolina today.
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Palmer and Nicklaus Tie For Lead In 1964 PGA Race
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus shot 68s to pace the $35,000 event as a four way tie for second formed behind Frank Beard. Cotton Dunn and Dave Hill both posted 68 to share second, with several others close behind. Falconry leads the season earnings with over $111,000, ahead of Nicklaus at about $318.87.
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Petite Marlene Leads By Two Strokes In Biloxi
Little Marlene Hagge, who began golf at a young age and turned pro as a teen, holds a two-stroke lead after the opening round of the Mary Mills Tournament at Broadwater Beach Course. She was the sole player to break par as wind and chill affected play.
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Montour Class Champ Again In OT Victory
Montour High School clinched its second straight WPIAL Class A football title by beating Arnold 13-0 at half and holding on in the final period. Bud Hurey and Dave Rudison connected for two early scores, including a 62 yard pass, then a 2 yard plunge extended the lead. Coal Township remained undefeated with a 49-0 win over Danville, its 11th straight victory and first regular season undefeated finish in 40 years. Blakely also secured its third straight Northern Division title, edging Scranton 6-0 with a late 92 yard punt return for the decisive play. Delone Catholic battled Hanover to a 7-7 tie as Staub’s late kicks and a 46-yard pass kept the contest close.
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Leads By Pins In Key Tourney
CHICAGO AP Bob Chasey 41 of Kansas City led the 160 men in the 7,500 first prize World Invitational Bowling Tournament after five games with 1,139. Andy Rogoznica stood second at 1,197, Dave Souter third at 1,109. Chase had 217, 233, 246, 216, 227. The event runs five games daily to Monday when the field is cut. Olga Gloor led the women with 1,022, Dot Wilkinson 1,021, Joan Winsch 1,012 after five games. High daily game 279 by Billy Golembiewski.
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Littler Clinches Southern California Open in Style
Gene Littler won the Southern California Open by four strokes, firing a 69 in the final round to finish 11 under par at 208. Peter Brown of Los Angeles earned $900 for second with a 109 total after 54 holes.
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