Sixers sweep Celtics to take 3 0 lead in playoffs
Philadelphia beat Boston 115 104 to stretch their series edge to 3 0 in the Eastern Division best of seven. Wilt Chamberlain posted 41 rebounds, a playoff record, while Red Auerbach criticized late game tactics and Al Hannum defended the team saying they do not fake injuries. Russell led the Celtics with 33 points.
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Orioles Poised For Repeat Pennant Run In 1966
Baltimore appears loaded with power and depth led by Frank and Brooks Robinsons along with Boog Powell. The staff could suffer if Palmer Bunker or Barber struggle while Tom Phoebus joins the rotation. Detroit Minnesota Chicago Cleveland California Kansas City are listed as closest rivals in the 1966 outlook.
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Bob Allison
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Cleveland
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Dick McAuliffe
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Jim Northrup
Chance
Jim Kaat
Jim Perry
Jim Grant
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Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Sam Mele
Aqueduct Race Track Closes Amid Payout Dispute
New York Aqueduct race track shuts for two days cutting state revenue by about 690000. Horsemen refuse entries after Assembly fails to pass a 3.5 million purse bill backed by Gov Rockefeller. Speaker Travia resists funds, citing needs elsewhere. Trainers note rising costs since 21 years ago.
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Anthony Travia
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Ilc Phipps
Ogden Phipps
Hart Council Bowling League Rolloff Set at 6 30 P M
Hart bowling league hosts its annual handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes this evening at 6 30 with 30 entrants. Top handicappers include Ray Gendron and Leo Laverriere of the Giants. final averages and handicaps listed for each bowler.
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F. Turcotte
M. Joy
S. Buzzell
C. Mercier
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W. Clark
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Top Officers Named By Association
Officers were elected at the Biddeford Athletic Association annual meeting held at Biddeford High School. President Davi Twomey, First Vice President Earl Goodwin, Second Vice President Robert Lavigne, Recording Secretary Mrs Norm Lavigne, publicity chairman, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Pauline Chenard, and Treasurer Leon Haines were chosen. A planned Athletic Night for area high school students and repairs to the Waterhouse Field concession stand were discussed. The next meeting is set for May 10 at Biddeford High School.
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East Biddeford II Meeting Scheduled
East Biddeford Little League officials managers coaches and umpires will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce offices Journal Building. Ed Mevers said the season schedule equipment needs and opening day prep will be discussed new umpire candidates and helpers are welcome.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Friday Schedule
Results from Wednesdays exhibition games include Detroit 7 Kansas City 6 Atlanta 4 Minnesota 3 Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 0 in 12 innings Washington 5 Boston 1 Houston 10 Los Angeles 3 San Francisco 6 Cleveland 5 10 innings Chicago N 10 California 10 tie game called nine innings Baltimore 5 New York A 3 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 4 Fridays games list matchups across Atlanta Cincinnati New York Baltimore St Louis Washington Chicago N Chicago A Houston New York A Los Angeles Kansas City San Francisco California Boston Detroit at Winter Haven Also boxing results New York Baerga 134 outpoints Jose Colon 134 New York TOKYO Mitsunori Seki 129 knocked out Jessie De Valle Philippines 7.
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Yanks
Ken Henderson
Bob Aspromonte
Doug Camilli
Jim Northrup
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Rich Rollins
Twins
Lee May
Billy McCool
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Woody Fryman
Pirates
Rich Allen
Bob Uecker
Phils
Estelle Harper Wins Ladies Lane Diadem at Twin City Lanes
Estelle Harper regains the ladies bowling crown by defeating Mrs Shirley Myers of Saco by 83 pins at Twin City Lanes. Myers second-half score 981, Harper 971. Myers led by 93 in the second half but Harper recovered, tallying 971 for her win while Myers posted 981.
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Bing Named Rookie of the Year For Pistons
Detroit guard Dave Bing won the NBA Rookie of the Year award after a standout season with the Pistons. He captured 74 of 90 votes, finishing as the league’s fifth highest rookie scorer with 2,601 points and leading Detroit in assists.
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Red Sox struggle in spring training as stretch run looms
Boston opens a three game slate against Detroit at Lakeland after a wobbly stretch in exhibition games. Gary Waslewski faltered in relief as Jim Lonborg and George Thomas homered, while Carl Yastrzemski sat with a back issue and roster moves eyed to reach 28 players for opening day.
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Washington Senators
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Tony Conigliaro
Mike Andrews
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Jim Lonborg
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George Thomas
Washington
Pete Fichert
Waslewski
Toronto
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Jerry Stephenson
Galen Cisco
Dan Osinski
al Lehrer
Andrews
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Buddy Leroux
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Rabbit care and pet safety guidance in brief
Practical tips on handling rabbits, sanitation, and diet to extend life. Notes on housing, picking up correctly, and avoiding ear handling. Addresses dog chewing, mineral deficiencies, parakeet molting, and pigeonkeeping as pets with caution. Includes a Q A on small mammal the shrew as the smallest mammal.
Gary Player struggles with drive amid Masters scene
Gary Player, once a dominant force with Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, says his competitive fire has dwindled. He explains retirement altered his outlook as he tees off at Augusta, with Palmer and Nicklaus as co favorites in a field of 83.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
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Kel Nagle
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Doug Sanders
Billy Casper
Gay Brewer
Julius Boros
Maine Lawmaker Talks Unicameral Plan At York County Meet
State Rep. Nicholas Danton of Old Orchard Beach outlines his unicameral legislature proposal LD 154 at a York County branch meeting of the Myn Association of Uni. The event April 10 at 3 p.m. in Thornton Academy Saco hall invites local government students and area high schools and St Francis College to hear his views. Danton serves a second term in the Maine House and is an attorney and restaurateur.
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Beach AAUW Meeting At Thornton Academy
A general AAUW meeting will be held at 1 30 p m at Thornton Academy with Mrs Roger Gay president conducting the session.
Hockey Semifinals Open With Two First Games
The NHL Stanley Cup semifinals begin with Toronto at Chicago and New York at Montreal as the first games of the best-of-seven series. Insects are noted as ancient flyers by National Geographic, airborne for about 200 million years.
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Stanley Cup playoffs open as Hawks face Maple Leafs and Canadiens meet Rangers
The Stanley Cup semifinals begin with Chicago hosting Toronto while Montreal defends the title against New York. Bobby Hull may play for Chicago after knee ligament injury, and Toronto misses goalie Johnny Bower due to a split finger.
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