Bruins Can Be Beaten Says Leafs Coach Clancy
Toronto coach King Clancy says Boston can be beaten. The Bruins hold a 3 1 lead in the Stanley Cup quarterfinals as the series resumes in Boston. Rangers seek to finish Montreal in New York. Minnesota and St Louis tied 2-2 in their series with Chicago sweeping Pittsburgh.
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Toronto
King Clancy
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Boston Garden
New York Rangers
Montreal Canadiens
New York
St. Louis
Minnesota
Chicago
Pittsburgh Penguins
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John McClellan
Canadiens
Rangers
Montreal
J. C. ‘Tremblay
North Stars
Blues
Jack Gordon
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Nets Rally To Top Colonels 101 96 In Semifinal
Nets shock Kentucky 101 96 to take a 4 2 grip in the ABA Eastern Division semifinal as rookie John Roche poured in 32 points. Artis Gilmore posted 24 points and 18 rebounds for the Colonels, who face a pivotal return to Kentucky.
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Dan Issel
Bill Melchionni
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New York
Cincy Powell
Les Hunter
Celtics Pick Westphal First In NBA Draft Skelter
The Boston Celtics made Paul Westphal from Southern California their No 1 pick in the NBA draft as the 10th club to select. Westphal scored 1 088 points in USC history and averaged 23 per game before knee surgery. The Celtics also took Dennis Wuycik Wayne Grabine Nate Stephens Bryan Adrian Doug Holcomb and Wally Rice in later rounds with others following.
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Iniof Oral Roberts
Mark Magar
Ohio State
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Dennis Wuycik
North Carolina
Wayne Grabine
Michigan
Nate Stephens
Long Beach State
Bryan Adrian
Davidson
Doug Holcomb
Memphis State
Wally Rice
Penn Military
Steve Previs
USC
Bob Boyd
Westphal
Trojans
Red Auerbach
Wujcik
Grabiac
Adrian
NCAA Cites Samford Livingston For One Year Probation
The NCAA placed Samford University and Livingston University on one year probation for athletic violations. Samford used three ineligible players in last year’s Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl and illegally canceled financial aid to two basketball players, vacating its championship. Livingston competed in two postseason football playoff games not certified by the NCAA. Probation begins April 8.
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Eastern Conference semifinals clash in New York Tuesday
In a quiet NBA round up no Tuesday games and no ABA action until the Eastern Conference semifinal in New York where Baltimore trails New York 3-2 in the best of seven. Milwaukee visits Los Angeles in the Western Conference finals with Milwaukee leading 1-0. New York defeats Kentucky 101 to 96 to win the ABA Division Semifinals East 2-0.
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Virginia Squires
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New York
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Los Angeles
Wednesday's Hockey Playoff Results and Standings
Montreal at New York leads 3-0 in their best of seven. Toronto at Boston trails 1 3 in the series. St Louis vs Minnesota tied 2-2 in the best of seven. No games scheduled Wednesday amid the playoff slate.
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Salmonella Warning Turtles At Risk Young Children
Augusta AP report notes state Agriculture Department alerting to Salmonella risks from turtles. Officials urge extreme sanitary handling during care and transport as infected reptiles originate in holding ponds before shipment. The piece ends noting James Fenimore Cooper’s The Deerslayer published in 1841.
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York County Residents Fined In District Court
Four York County residents were fined in 10th District Court Saco by Judge Nicholas Danton for letting dogs roam in deer areas. The list includes Michael P. Kappa, Herbert F. MacKinney, Bruce W. Bergen, and John Harrington.
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Nicholas Danton
Michael P. Kappa
Wells
Herbert F. MacKinney
Bruce W. Bergen
John Harrington
Buxton
Stephen E. Randall
Alfred St
Biddeford
Parker S. Sampson
Wilfred R. Lajoie
Hills Beach
Jeffery M. Rumery
Michael A. Stevens
Skowhegan
Bryan M. Grindle
Main St
Philip D. Day
Pine St
Ronald K. Regula
Woodside
N.Y
Leo H. Roussel Jr
Prospect St
Belmont
Mass
Anthony M Sarvin
Conventry
Elwin N. Baker
Center St
Daniel J. Hobbs
Portland
Thomas Ww. Garnsey
Ronald G. Lavi
Galen L. Goodreay
Donna
St. Laurent
Springvale
Howard C. Cutler
Robert L. Merrill
Bidder
Rodney Bouffard
Lawn Ave Saco
Lewis C. Reed
Baltimore
Frederick C. Clough
Kennebunk
John R Pederson
Lisbon Falls
William Ladd
Charles
U S Plans 100000 Tons of Food to Bangladesh by May
Washington AP A White House aide says the United States will send 100000 tons of food to Bangladesh before the end of May. Maurice J Williams Nixon relief coordinator cites need to curb hoarding and offset a looming shortage while noting distribution is slowed by shortages and smugglers.
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East Pakistan
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India
Students To Attend Shrine Circus In Portland
Students from Saco Valle School Green Street Biddeford will attend the Shrine Circus in Portland on April 18. Officials say any physically or mentally handicapped child in the area may attend. Parents may contact the school before Friday about tickets transportation and arrangements.
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Portland
Industry Proposal Accepted to Fight Botulin in Canned Foods
The FDA accepted an industry plan by the National Canners Association to remove botulin toxin risks from low acid canned goods. The rules require specific processing steps, supervisor training, code registration, and five years of detailed record inspections. Final regulations will publish later this month.
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National Canners Association
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Charles C. Edwards
Peterson Objects To Land Plan
Gov. Walter Peterson voiced deep reservations about a proposal by Construction Aggregates Corp to mine 5 million yards of sand off Hampton Beach to extend Logan Airport runways in Boston. The Dredge and Fill Board set a May 9 public hearing, but final decisions rest with the governor and the Executive Council. He warned that offshore sand mining near a major recreation area is objectionable and questioned whether any revenue could justify the impact.
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Walter Peterson
Hampton Rea
Logan
Boston
Construction Aggregates Corp
Chicago
Peterson
Executive Council
Muskie Campaign Groups Convene in Massachusetts for April 25 Primary
Massachusetts Democrats meet in Boston to organize for Sen. Edmund Muskie’s April 25 primary push. George Mitchell and Anthony Podesta say Muskie will mount a limited Massachusetts tour, with broader campaigning in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Delegates, including federal lawmakers, discuss coordination, money, and slate formation for the district and at large seats.
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Maine
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D-Holyoke
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Musk Oxen Arrive in Peking as Gift from U S Zoo
Milton and Matilda, musk oxen from the San Francisco Zoo, arrived in Peking as a gift from the United States to China. Zoo director Ronald Reuther confirmed the arrival by telegraph from Dr Theodore Reed of the National Zoo. Reed left Washington on Thursday with the animals, now the only two of their kind in China.
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National Zoo
Washington, D.C
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Travis Air Force Base
China
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