Squires Set To Battle N E Champ In Wrestling Meet
Benhi hosts Sanford High in Bendi gym as unbeaten Greg Squires faces New England 121 pound champion Dave Munroe. Squires is 18-2 last season with losses in the semi finals and finals. Sanford features the NE champ Munroe and Squires seeks a defining win in front of home fans.
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Dedham
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Bill Wade
Needham
Claremont
N.H
Cambridge
N.Y
Art Gage
Burt Ware
Art Eastman
Eastman
Bruins Beat Rangers 5-2 Behind Oliver Hat Trick
Boston Bruins issued a 5-2 NHL win over the New York Rangers as Murray Oliver delivered a hat trick and an assist after coach Milt Schmidt gave him the powerplay role. Oliver’s performance boosted Boston while Rangers struggled with defense and excess penalties. Boston outshot New York 48 to 23, confirming a decisive home victory despite Eddie Johnston’s absence.
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Dean Prentice
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National Hockey League
New York Rangers
Rangers
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NHL
Bill Knibbs
Wayne Rivers
Bob Nevin
Pinson Signs Reds Contract Amid Pay Cut
United Press International reports Vada Pinson, a premier NL centerfielder, signed a Cincinnati Reds contract despite a substantial pay reduction. Pinson, 26, inked terms quickly, joining six Reds to sign on Thursday, following a raise last year to about 35,000. Other Reds signed included Bill Henry, Gary Lindholtz, Tommy Harper, Johnnie Fenderson, and Tom Tischinski. Minor moves: James Glenn Wamock, 19, signed with Houston and was assigned to Cocoa. Jay Johnstone sold to Seattle by Los Angeles.
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Tom Tischinski
Houston Astros
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Mansfield
Tex
Cocoa
Los Angeles Angels
Jay Johnstone
Seattle
Xavier graduate Loechtenfeldt named offensive line coach
Cincinnati brief reports Dick Loechtenfeldt a 1962 Xavier graduate is named offensive line coach at his alma mater replacing Jim Mullen who resigned Loechtenfeldt comes from El der High School where he coached in Cincinnati and spent 1962 as Bryant’s Alabama assistant Roy Emerson wins Western Australian tennis title defeating Pierre Darmon in three sets at Perth Australia
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Jim Mullen
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Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Emerson Cops
Perth
Australia
UPI
Roy Emerson
Pierre Darmon
France
Patterson May Retire Is Beaten by Chuvalo Feb.1
Floyd Patterson, former world heavyweight champion, says he may retire if he loses to George Chuvalo at Madison Square Garden on Feb 1. He claims sharper condition and rising confidence, but a loss could push him from boxing, possibly delaying a title attempt against Cassius Clay.
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Sonny Liston
Liston
Floyd
BPAA All Star Tourney Opens in Philadelphia
The 24th BPAA All Star tournament opened in Convention Hall Philadelphia drawing 432 men and 216 women up 50 percent from prior years with top prizes of 15000 for men and 5000 for women. Notable are duplicated surnames among competitors and several bowlers posting high scores including Weber Baker Smith and Hoffman among others. Final eligibility payments of 250 for the 1965 Hambletonian trotters are due today and must be postmarked by midnight with the race set for September 1 and a gross of about 130000 despite no betting.
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Akron
Donald
Seattle
T.W
Fort Smith
N. Y
Jim Schroeder
Ottawa
Bill Tuttle
San Jose
Tommy Tuttle
Rural Hill
N.C
Bussie Wagner
Lesueur
Chamberlain May Quit When NBA Season Ends
New York UPI reports Wilt Chamberlain, 28, hints at quitting pro basketball after the season. He questions a trade that moved him toward the Warriors while noting his $65,000 to $70,000 salary range and the lack of contract notification. Richman aims to keep him in Philadelphia and Chamberlain remains doubtful but not angry, citing past quit-and-return patterns. The piece compares him to Robinson and Jay, who stayed with Cincinnati.
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UPI
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National Basketball Association
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Ike Richman
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Frank Robinson
Joey Jay
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Hershey
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Warriors
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Connie Dierking
Lee Shaffer
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Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain warns 76ers on deal may backfire
San Francisco UP I reports Wilt Chamberlain told Ike Richman the trade that sent him from the Warriors to the 76ers could be a bad move. He noted no agreement to play next season and hinted at retirement, criticizing Franklin Mieuli’s handling of the deal.
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UPI
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Ike Richman
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Big Dipper
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Philadelphia
Littler Shoots Nine Under To Lead San Diego Open
Gene Littler fired a nine under par 62 in the opening round of the San Diego Open at Stardust Country Club, changing to break-wrist putting after a three hour greens session. He leads by two strokes over Bud Holscher who posted 64, while Tony Lema and Al Besselink shot 65. Sixty-seven players finished at par or better as 51 broke 70 on the par 71 course.
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UPI
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Tony Lema
al Besselink
Sixers Fall Behind Without Key Acquisitions in Loss
The Philadelphia 76ers, hampered by the Wilt Chamberlain trade, lost 138 126 to the Baltimore Bullets as Neumann and Dierking sat out. Bellamy led Baltimore with 35 points, while Greer scored 24 for Philadelphia as Chicago? No. LA Lakers beat Pistons 104 100 with West scoring six late points.
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Paul Neumann
Connie Dierking
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Kevin Loughery
Hal Greer
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
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Elgin Baylor
Lakers
Terry Dischinger
Detroit
Hull Unanimous Choice For NHL All-Star Team
Chicago star Bobby Hull was the lone unanimous pick on the NHL midseason all star team. Montreal led with three selections. Hull, 26, aims for a second 50-goal season and received a perfect 90 from voters. Joining him on the first team were Pierre Pilette, Charlie Hodge, Jacques Laperriere, Claude Provost, and Norm Ullman. The Rangers placed three on the second team including Harry Howell, Rod Gilbert, and Camille Henry, with Roger Crozier in goal and Bill Gadsby on defense. Stan Mikita moved to the second team center.
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UPI
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Pierre Pilote
Charlie Hodge
Jacques Laperriere
Claude Provost
Detroit
Norm Ullman
New York Rangers
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Bill Gadsby
Stan Mikita
CSU Athletic Director Bob Davis Dies at 56 in Colorado
Colorado State University athletics chief Bob Davis died Sunday at age 56 after a period of illness dating back to May. Davis, a former head football coach, led Rams athletics in Fort Collins, Colorado.
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McKernan Named General Manager for Pittsfield Red Sox
Pittsfield Massachusetts Patrick McKernan will serve as general manager for the Pittsfield Red Sox in their inaugural season in the city as an Eastern League representative.
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UPI
Patrick McKernan
Pittsfield
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