Moore as Colts rival Browns in NFL championship clash
Uncertain OCR fragment describes NFL playoff buildup with Lenny Moore and Emmy Brown as rivals for the Baltimore Colts and Cleveland Browns in a December championship game. Mentions injuries and personnel changes amid a festive theme with holiday imagery interwoven.
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Navy Football Coach Hardin's Status Under Review
Annapolis to decide Wayne Hardin's fate at a meeting of the athletic control board amid resignation and firing rumors. Board negotiates contract terms as reports of dismissal circulate. decision expected today.
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Northeast Faces Carey In Key Small College Showdown
Northeast State Indians, aiming to rebound to 7-1 after a 6-1 start, host undefeated William Carey Tonight at Brown Hall. Led by Tommy Enloe and Glynn Saulers, the Redskins seek to extend a strong shooting touch as they prep for Stephen F. Austin, Nicholls State and a midseason stretch.
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Southeastern Win Leaves Gulf Standings Untouched
Southeastern Louisiana closed the Gulf States Conference football season with a 12-7 win over Southwestern Louisiana. Ellis Johnson scored two SLC touchdowns from 35 and 22 yards, while Neal Weber squared with a one yard run for USL. The result did not alter league positions as SLU finished 4-1 in the conference and 6-3 overall, HSL 2-3 in the loop and 5-4 overall.
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Rangers Award Postcard Contest Prize to Somerville Teen
New York Rangers name 17 year old Raymond Thall of Somerville New York winner of their postcard drawing contest. His prize is a road trip with the team on December 18 and 19 for a game in Toronto against the Maple Leafs.
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Gilchrist Leads Bills Past Broncos as Lamonica Shines
Cookie Gilchrist rushed for 67 yards to extend his season total to 929 as Buffalo beat Denver 30 19 and Lamonica threw for a TD and scored twice. The win keeps Buffalo in the hunt for the Eastern title while Houston and Kansas City won big in AFL action.
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Californias Moffit and Ebbern win Victorian women's doubles
Billy Jean Moffit of Long Beach California and Robyn Ebbern of Australia capture the women's doubles title at the Victorian championships by defeating Margaret Smith and Judye Tegart 9-7 1-6 6-4. Roy Emerson defeats Fred Stolle 6-4 6-4 6-4 to win the men's singles title.
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Powell Leads With Eight Catches for 142 Yards in Dawson’s 220 Yard Effort
Powell caught eight passes for 142 yards as Dawson completed 17 of 28 for 220 yards. The performance highlighted their connection in a high volume passing game.
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Huarte Wins 1964 UPI Player of the Year Honor
Notre Dame quarterback John Huarte, Anaheim native, earns 1964 UPI Player of the Year with 74 of 259 votes. He led the Irish to a 9-1 season, set single season ND records for completions 114, passing yards 2062, and touchdown passes 16. Jer ry Rhome and Dick Butkus trailed in voting.
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