Baker Heisman winner tops NFLs 280 college drafts
The NFL closed its marathon draft of 280 collegians with Terry Baker of Oregon State as the No 1 pick by Los Angeles as Ohio State tackles Daryl Sanders and Bob Vogel go to Detroit and Baltimore respectively. The Rams, Raiders and other teams signed first round picks in a late draft near Dallas.
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Bradds Sparks Buckeyes Past St Louis In opener
Ohio State rookie Gary Bradds poured 31 points to lift the Buckeyes to a 93 81 win over St Louis as Jerry Lucas tours the court and the team cruises to a 36th straight home victory. Cincinnati rolled, Loyola of Chicago hit a century mark, and Michigan unveiled Bill Buntin as a sophomore standout amid a night of college hoops across the nation.
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Open Roll Offs Set For Pastime Lanes This Week
Tomorrow night opens a five string roll off at Pastime Lanes open to all bowlers except state champions and those finishing 42nd or worse in Brewer TV final. First of the season draw is expected to attract many top bowlers with an 8:15 start.
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East West Shrine picks list standout players and backs
New York report lists Midwest-dominated East squad selections for the 38th Shrine game. Notable backs include Daryle Lamonica of Notre Dame and Bill Minkowski of Ohio State, with strong linemen and receivers from Michigan State Purdue Syracuse and Northwestern among the roster.
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Dame
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Iowa
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Al Huot Tops St. Clair By 29 Markers
Western Maine state champion Al Huot defeated Al St. Clair by 29 pins at Big 20 lanes Scarborough. Huot led late after St. Clair held a five string lead. final ten strings to be scheduled. Huot totaled 1,133 to St. Clair 1,104 with seven strikes and 25 spares for 218 extra pins.
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Bruins Add New Wings In Push From NHL Cellar
The Boston Bruins acquired winger Forbes Kennedy from Detroit in exchange for Andre Pronovost to boost the club. Kennedy, 27, spent time with the Red Wings Edmonton farm team and joins center Bob Leiter and defenseman Eddie Westfall after upgrades. Connelly and Stapleton sent for minor league seasoning as Leiter scored in his NHL debut versus Toronto. Westfall played with Boston last season. The new players join the Bruins for the next game against the Chicago Black Hawks in Chicago.
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Green Wells High Five Opens Slate At Bridgton
Wells High School basketball opens a 14 game slate at Bridgton under coach Vin Trineia with two returning lettermen Bob Alexandre and Bob Ahearn leading an inexperienced squad. The schedule includes Dec 4 at Bridgton Dec 11 faculty Dec 14 Old Orchard Beach Dec 18 North Berwick Dec 21 York Jan 4 at South Berwick Jan 8 at Elliots Jan 1 at Berwick Jan 15 at Old Orchard Beach Jan 18 Berwick Jan 22 at North Berwick Jan 25 South Berwick Feb 1 Eliot Feb 5 at York.
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Captains Named In Two Sports At BHS Banquet
Biddeford High School held its fall sports banquet at the Wonder Bar Steakhouse. Paul Twomey named captain of the 1963 football team a 6 2 1 record. Richard Gagne and Lloyd Cochran named cross country captains with Cochran winning MVP. Letters and sweaters awarded across football and cross country with multiple honorees. UNH coach Clarence Chief Boston spoke along with Ziggy Serpico and others. awards ceremonies included charms and certificates.
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Colby Edges Maine In Tight State Series Contests
Colby remains undefeated with a 59 52 win over Maine at Waterville as Ken Federman scores 16 of his 20 in the second half while John Gillette ties for Maine’s top with 20. Maine Maritime edges Maine Central Institute 75 74 in a dramatic finish. Bates loses 75 73 to St Anselm’s in Manchester.
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Market Drops Pony League Lane Battle
Bowlaway of Portland rallied late to defeat Angers Market 1,518 to 1,500 at 2d Century Lanes. Roland Petit led Angers with 352. Adams 318 and Stack 313 led Portland. Bowlaway improved to 4 wins, snapping Angers four-match streak. team totals list Fournier 297 Jensen 304 Adams 318 Christensen 286 Stack 313. Angers Market totals show Gagnon 300 Petit 352 Tremblay 264 Buzzell 505 Paul 279.
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Ortiz KOs Kosaka for lightweight title in Tokyo
World champion Carlos Ortiz of New York stopped Teru Kosaka of Japan last night in Tokyo to retain the lightweight crown. In Paris Jean Josselin defeated Angel Garcia, and in Louisville James Ellis beat Leroy Green by decision in a ten round bout.
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Indiana golfers ace on same hole at Greenbrier course
Two Indiana golfers scored holes in one on the 11th at the new Greenbrier course in White Sulphur Springs. W. Simmons of Fort Wayne notched his first ace in 15 years, while Alan Faust of Indianapolis logged his first ace in 21 years. Both shots came on the 11th hole.
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