Maine Bladesmen Skaters Win Five Medals At Worcester Meet
The Maine Bladesmen Skaters from Biddeford competed in Worcester against teams from Maine Massachusetts New York Rhode Island Vermont and Connecticut hampered by no indoor rink and nine months practice per year The group won five medals Senior Co captain Jim Craig of Demarest New Jersey has struggled this season with three points in two games after missing practice due to a car accident Freshman Alan Mooney from Wethersfield Connecticut has 29 rebounds in two games and 15 points Coach Jim Beavery returns bench strength Hebron Academy names Ken Cuneo cross country captain with brother Mark piloting the state prep school champs Ken Cuneo follows his father Holy Cross star Dr Kenneth J Cuneo The Mt Agamenticus Big A ski program focuses on junior development at York The Biddeford High team trains with speed and sharp eye from Art Descreteaux Plans for athletic fields at Biddeford High for football field hockey and baseball A sports quiz answer notes a footnote credit for a field goal scored against an opponent and Notre Dame five All Catholic All America picks listed along with professional and local basketball results
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Biddeford JHS Court Team Has Four Veterans
Four veterans remain on the 15 man Biddeford Junior High basketball squad under Coach Moe Bulger. Returning players include Richard Deschambeault Leo Cantara Paul Desrosiers and Gordon Mailman. Other eight graders Roger Beaulieu Carl Plourde Rickie Brooks Phil Paquette and seventh graders Norman Beaupre Mike Lamb Mike Goulet George Vassil James Ready Ken DeSilva and Steve Macomber. Manager Ronnie Lavigne.
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Wells High names twelve on Jayvee basketball squad
Wells High announces twelve players named to the Jayvee basketball team under Coach James Flynn. The Warriors schedule 17 games this season with Wayne Bridges Tom Chase Richard Clark Andy Dufort Mark Filson Bruce Galencia Steve Libby Wes Lord Ron Nickerson Dave Tufts Jim Wright and Tom Young on the roster. Warrior Manager is Dennis Byrnes. Mummies found in Mexico and Peru as well as Egypt.
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College Season Ends With Bowl-Filled Week Across South
The Associated Press notes a post season parade as LSU and Florida close the regular season in SEC play, with Sugar Bowl fate tied to a clash with Syracuse while Mississippi aims for a Bluebonnet Bowl bid. Florida A and Grambling meet in the Orange Blossom Classic for a mythical black college title.
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Hockey Results and Schedule From Friday to Monday
National Hockey League results show no games Friday with Chicago Montreal Detroit Toronto New York Boston on the schedule. The upcoming Sunday lineup includes Montreal at Detroit and New York at Chicago with Monday games to follow in the week’s sell through want ads.
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Bears Light Up Passing Game In Bid For West Lead
Chicago, once a grind style team, has surged with a pass heavy approach winning three straight to reach 5-7. They hold a shot at second in the division and arrive at a nationally televised Saturday test against the Green Bay Packers as Cleveland and St Louis contend for East supremacy.
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Sunday NFL and AL games list incomplete
The snippet lists Sunday NFL matchups including Minnesota at New York, Los Angeles at San Francisco, Detroit at Baltimore, Pittsburgh at Washington, and Dallas at Philadelphia. It also begins AL play with Boston at Kansas City and New York at San Diego, but ends mid sentence with Buffalo at missing opponent.
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Lewiston survives Biddeford in season opener at armory
Lewiston High School edged Biddeford 60 to 51 in the Lewiston Armory opener of a double header. Billy Johnson and Dennis LaRock led Lewiston with 12 points apiece while Dick Giroux tallied 14. Biddeford’s Chuck Clifford left with fouls in the third period. A later schedule listed St Francis College vs. Rick er College, and notes on Browns vs Cards in the NFL standings.
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Phillies Rise as NL Favorites After Busy Winter Meetings
In Houston, the Phillies emerged as the NL pennant favorites after a flurry of trades at the baseball winter meetings. Key moves include Philadelphia acquiring Bo Belinsky from the Angels and Dick Stuart from the Red Sox, while Washington swapped Claude Osteen in a big deal with the Dodgers. The Dodgers gained Osteen and others in a four-man deal, boosting their pitching. The Senators also swapped for power, and Minnesota sent Gerry Arrigo to Cincinnati in a separate deal. The eventful session also featured league-wide changes, expanding commissioner powers and adopting a high school and college player draft combined with a minor league draft.
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Patriots Seek Title In Season Windup
Patriots finish the AFL season with two games left chasing a second straight Eastern Division title led by Gino Cappelletti who seeks records as Boston eyes a victory over Kansas City and help from Buffalo. The Bills lead at 10-1, while Oakland and New York also face key games. in the NFL Green Bay and several others play Saturday or Sunday with stars like Lance Alworth and Clem Daniels influencing late-season races.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities and Results
In Melbourne Ghana’s Bob Allotey out pointed Ray Perez of Honolulu. In Frankfurt Karl Mildenberger knocked out Ollie Wilson of Hartford. In Worcester Dick French drew with Al Sewell of New York.
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Illini End UCLA Winning Streak With 110 83 Victory
Illinois coach Harry Combes guided the Fighting Illini to a decisive 110-83 win over UCLA at Champaign. Illinois shot 60.5 percent, with Skip Thoren, Bill McKeown, Bogie Redmond, and Don Freeman combining for 73 points. Gail Goodrich led UCLA with 25 points as their 30-game streak fell.
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Warriors Beat Celtics 112 85 as Chamberlain Suffers Injury
Wilt Chamberlain broke his nose late in the third quarter after a 112 85 Warriors victory over the Boston Celtics in San Francisco. He scored 24 points and 20 rebounds before the injury, while Tom Meschery led San Francisco with 25. Celtics rookie Mel Counts had 15, and Connie Dierking added three baskets in Philadelphia’s 119 106 win over Detroit. Boston and San Francisco meet again on the coast tonight as Baltimore, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia wrap up a four way slate.
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Dodgers Star Pete Reiser Tops NL Batting in 1941
Coach Pete Reiser of the Los Angeles Dodgers led the National League hitters in 1941 with a .343 average while the team represented Brooklyn.
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