Vikings Cap Crown as Thanksgiving Day Upset Victory
The Vikings blanked the Lions 27-0 to clinch the Central Division title on Thanksgiving Day. Key plays included Alan Page tipping a Landry pass and Jim Marshall recovering and lateraling to Page for a touchdown. Dallas tied San Francisco 24-24, KC beat Denver 31-17, and San Diego upset Houston 21-17.
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Leading ABA Scorer Williams Out With Knee Injury
Pittsburgh AP The ABA leading scorer Charlie Williams of the Pittsburgh Pipers is out four to six weeks with a torn knee ligament after colliding with Bill McGill of the Angeles Stars. Team physician Dr John Perri calls the injury significant and Williams will be reexamined to assess recovery. This follows a history of league top scorers suffering knee injuries for the Pipers.
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Finishing Small Order In Progressive Auto Race
A compact listing shows drivers Bob Bailey 212 Ross Bailey 210 Boutwell 209 Maynard 201 and others like Mack's Texaco 36 16 Hammond's Appliance 4 18 George Davis 223 Norm Conklin 212 Ron Barstow 201 and John Wilson 205 in a concluding standings snippet from a local auto event.
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Knicks Eye 18th Straight Win In Cleveland Showdown
The New York Knicks, leading the NBA at 22-1, aim to set a league record by winning 18 in a row against the Cincinnati Royals in Cleveland tonight. A crowd of 10,000 is expected as the Knicks seek the milestone that eluded the Capitols in 1946 and Celtics in 1959. Bob Cousy, then Celtic star and later Royals player coach, recalled that game and the poor Celtic play. The Bullets trailed the Warriors 118-116 in the night’s other NBA action.
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Caps Top Stars 117 114 In ABA Showdown
The Washington Caps defeated the Los Angeles Stars 117 to 114 in the only scheduled game of the American Basketball Association for Thanksgiving night. The result sent the Caps past the Stars in a tight finish.
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Beavers Take On Powerful Braves In Erie County Opener
The Iroquois Braves host the Corry Beavers in the season opener. Iroquois returns juniors Jim Brickel and Jim Phillips, with seniors Henry Coprinsky and Tom Barringer and a lineup battle among Armbruster Ross Smock for the fifth spot. Corry's Steve Grice is uncertain due to a left eye injury, and starter Steve Moore may miss time with a dislocated finger. JV action begins at 6:45 followed by the varsity at 8:00.
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Cage Schedule CORRY AT IROQUOIS
Corr y at Iroquois and a slate of matches list cranberry at Mercer Warren at Youngsville Union City at Spartansburg General McLane at Linesville Wattsburg at Randolph Harborcreek at Saegertown Lakeview at Cochranton North East at Cambridge Springs Bradford at Erie East Fairview at Tech Academy at Ashtabula Fort LeBoeuf at Venango Christian Clymer at Eisenhower
Palmer Leads First Tourney Since Comeback
Arnold Palmer shared the Heritage Golf Classic lead with George Archer after a three under par 66 in round one at Harbour Town. Palmer, praising his long game though missing several shorter putts, sits tied for the top as Nicklaus and Colbert note the tough course. Canon Reeveirl hosts Grey Cup special service to view game after worship.
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