Celtics Edge Royals to Tie playoff Series at Two
Boston Celtics beat the Cincinnati Royals 128 to 110 at Xavier University to even the best of seven series at two games each. Bob Cousy marked his 100th playoff game with a 15 point first quarter surge as Boston pulled away behind Russell with 21 rebounds and 26 points while Robertson and Embry led Cincinnati with 25 points and 15 rebounds each.
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Dodgers Picked To Capture Pennant
AP report from St petersburg outlines pennant bets for the national league listing Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco St Louis Pittsburgh Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago Houston New York and others as contenders.
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Hockey Playoff Standings And Tax Notice
Montreal leads Toronto three to one in the best of seven semifinal series while Detroit and Chicago are tied two games apiece. Attention taxpayers read about Social Security numbers on the 1942 tax return and the two available filing forms 1040 and 1040A.
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Hall Of Fame Elects Ten Football Players
The National Football Foundation named ten new Hall of Fame members. Three old timers Thomas Bur McClung Yale Charles Buck Wharton Penn and George Woodruff Yale with coaching ties at Penn are now deceased. The seven post 1900 inductees living include Alex Agase Purdue Illinois George Connor Holy Cross Notre Dame Edwin Goat Hale Mississippi State Ken Kavanaugh LSU Cliff Montgomery Columbia Pete Pund Georgia Tech and Eddie Tryon Colgate. Induction will occur at the awards dinner in New York December 10.
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Fights Last Night in Three Cities
In Union City Marcel Biezen 138 from Jersey City won a points decision over Baby Beau Jack from New York. In Miami Mike DeJohn 210 stopped Don McAteer 177 from Clifton. In Stockton Ray Asis 121 Stockton knocked out Enrique Macias 121% from Monterrey, Mexico, in the third round.
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Nick Gillis Defeated In K Of C Handicap Rolloff
Former state champion Jerry Forcier led the Knights of Columbus Handicap rolloff at 20th Century lanes with 25 pins and a 142 single to a 605 total. Ray Cantara of the Redskins had 601, Roland Petit 600, while Nick Gillis faced ten defeats and preserved pride with late 132 and 130 games. Next rolloffs set for next Wednesday at 8:30. High singles went to Bob Lantagne 135 and Tiny Frechette 116.
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Monbouquette Gets Opening Assignment For Red Sox
Right hander Bill Monbouquette is chosen by manager Johnny Pesky to start the 1963 American League season against the Angels in Los Angeles. He pitched four solid innings, allowing one run on two hits with three strikeouts, while Earl Wilson followed with a decent outing. Meijas sparked Boston’s offense with a triple and a double, driving in a run as Malzone, Clinton and Roseboro added RBIs.
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Paul Challenges Champion For Bowling Crown
Twin City bowler Herve Saucier defends his title Friday at 20th Century lanes against challenger Paul, in a high stakes title match. Saucier, undefeated over the past two years, seeks to extend his reign while Paul, improving this season, looks to upset. Drivers urged to beware patch ice and dangerous spots as state police stress cautious travel.
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Shields Meats Win Kennebunk Championship Crown
Shields Meats defeated Kennebunkport Warriors 105 to 77 at Kennebunk High School gym to claim the mythical Kennebunk title. Al Trask led with 20 points, Dick Boote added 18, and Dave Cloutier directed the offense as the Meatmen built a strong early second quarter lead. Dave Angell and Dave Perry starred for the Warriors in defeat.
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Myth Of Home Court Advantage In NBA Playoffs
The St. Louis Hawks trail 2-0 in a best of seven Western Division final, aim to reverse their fortunes at home after two losses to the Lakers. In the East, Boston leads Cincinnati two games to two as the Celtics beat the Royals 128-110 in Cincinnati with Russell 26 points and 25 rebounds.
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Canadiens Face Do-or-Die Game in Toronto Playoff Tilt
Montreal coach Toe Blake takes the Canadiens to Toronto with their season on the line after dropping the first three games. Toronto leads 3-1 in the series. Detroit visits Chicago as the other matchup heads toward decisive games. Hull returns for Chicago amid injuries while Detroit seeks momentum.
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Bowling Standings and Records From Week 23 Show Mixed Results
In the SLAA Ladies League at 20th Century Lanes Triggers lead team totals with 1 307 and 4 high series by C Larochelle 325 H Brown top single 132. Twisters 87 28 Limbos 2837 set team total 762 271 high triple M Milikian 301 and M Libby 127 high single. Greentree Stables nominates a horse to run in the Kentucky Derby every year since 1931.
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Finsterwald Faces Forgotten Man Role at Masters
Augusta Ga AP The 27th Masters begins with Don Finsterwald pegged as the forgotten man while the spotlight stays on Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus. Finsterwald tied with the big three at 280 after 72 holes last year and finished 11 behind Nicklaus in the playoff. He remains undaunted saying the tournament offers a chance for any player to win. Palmer seeks a fourth Masters title as Nicklaus and Palmer post shaky practice rounds before a 36 hole cut.
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Koufax Falters In Exhibition Clash With Red Sox
Sandy Koufax, hampered by an apparent finger issue though saying it is healed, failed to spark his arm in a 3-2 exhibition loss to Boston in Scottsdale. He allowed six hits and three walks with three strikeouts as the Red Sox touched him for all three runs in the fifth inning.
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Rockingham gives feature to open handicap Durham Pace
Top pacers return from New York for Rockingham Park's 6000 dollar Durham Pace open handicap. Notable entrants include Scotch Abbe, Scotch Time, Irish Grattan, Lusty Leader, and Chockoyette Rebel. Race secretary calls field the best balanced in five years with Atlantic Seaboard Circuit starts April 19.
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Spring training quotes reveal rookies and veterans alike
New York AP notes typical spring training sayings mask real aims and fears. Players express desire for daily playing time while handling optics of form, position changes, and the pressure of earning a major league spot.
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Matchups
Exhibition games list Kansas City 10 Chicago 5 and St. Louis 6 Washington 4, Milwaukee 3 Baltimore 2, Detroit 5 Minnesota 4, Pittsburgh 6 New York A 4, Cincinnati 5 New York N 0, Boston 3 Los Angeles N 2, Houston 5 Los Angeles A 2, San Francisco 4. Remaining games include Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago A Philadelphia Milwaukee New York N Detroit Pittsburgh New York A Minnesota St Louis Los Angeles N Los Angeles A San Francisco Cleveland Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York A Houston Kansas City night San Francisco Cleveland
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Pastime Team Crushes Congress Square in Portland Bowling
Pastime team swept Congress Square 5-0 in Portland, scoring 1607 to 1424. Top Pastime bowler was P Lamontagne with 351, while J Patchell led Congress Square with 311 as action shifts to the Big 20 visit.
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Point Leader Poised to Qualify for Final Rounds
The point leader stands on the brink of advancing to the final two rounds, setting up a decisive qualifier. Strong performance boosts to secure advancement and potential top position.
Country Club Handicap Bowling Rolloff Sees 16 Couples
The Biddeford Saco Country Club hosted a handicap mixed doubles rolloff at Pastime Lanes with 16 couples. Winners were Bob Munford and Lorraine Posaant at 685 with a 102 pin handicap. Ed and Dot Minuitti were second at 677 with 123 pins. Paul Grenier and Doris Nadeau placed third at 676 with 78 bonus pins. Next week the club schedules separate men and women rolls on Pastime Lanes during the regular league start time.
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Celtics Beat Royals 128 to 110 in East Final Tie
Boston defeated Cincinnati 128 to 110 to equalize the best-of-seven Eastern Division final at 2-2. Los Angeles leads St Louis 2-0 in the Western final with a Game Five upcoming. No other games scheduled today.
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Addressing 1962 Tax Return to Augusta IRS District
The notice instructs mailing the 1962 federal income tax return to the District Director of Internal Revenue at 221 State St Augusta Maine. It states clothing and other charitable contributions to Church and Charity are deductible on the 1962 federal return.
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