Area Hoops Slate Highlighting Western Maine Matchups
Thorn ton hosts South Portland as Biddeford faces Sanford in a key county rivalry. Kennebunk travels to Kittery to meet Traip, Old Orchard visits SAD 60, York at Wells, and St Anthony's hosts Freeport. South Portland eyes revenge against Thornton Academy while Wells challenges York.
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Allan Evelyn
St. Louis High School
Thornton
South Portland
Biddeford
Thornton Academy
Maroon and Gold
Bidde
Ford
Sanford
Redskins
Dennis Lamontagne
Rams
Kittery
Wells High School
York County
St. Anthony’s
Wells
York
Wildcats
Old Orchard
Seaulls
Sacopee Valley
Tom Tucker
SAD 60
O.k
Eather And Son Combo Spark LSU In 87-74 Win Over Texas
Pete Maravich scored 42 points as LSU, coached by Press Schuyler Sr., defeated Texas 87-74 in Austin. The 6-foot-5 sophomore later added 48 in a 97-81 win over Tampa, while LSU rose to 2-0. Other top teams posted wins across the nation including Houston, Vanderbilt, and Kentucky.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Press
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
Tigers
Pete
LSU
Texas
Austin
Tex
Tampa
Houston
Vanderbilt
Abilene Christian
Cougars
Bruins Seize early lead in 1965-66 NHL title chase
Boston Bruins push to end eight year playoff drought leading NHL in wins losses and points. Johnny Bucyk tops scoring with 16 goals 15 assists while John Mnnenzie and Fred Stanfield are one point back. Teddy Green suffers a bruised hand but Boston extends unbeaten streak to six games and gains 15 points over last year’s pace.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
Bruins
NHL
Johnny Bucyk
John Meenzie
Fred Stanfield
Bobby Hull
Chicago
Hil Esposito
Bucyk
Bronco Horvath
Milt Schmidt
Bill Cowley
Teddy Green
Montreal
Terry Harper
Canadiens
Pro Basketball Schedule Mixed Across Cities
The paper lists today’s NBA matchups with San Diego at Detroit Baltimore at New York Los Angeles at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Evansville Indiana and Seattle at Oakland. Wednesday features Los Angeles at Baltimore Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Boston and Chicago at Detroit.
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Neca
San Diego
Detroit
New Or
Baltimore
New York
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Evansville
Seattle
San Francisco
Oakland
Boston
Biddeford JHS tops St Mary's 76 to 30 in season opener
Biddeford Junior High opened the 1967-68 season by hammering St. Mary's 76 to 30. Tanguay led Biddeford with 10 points and Antona kos added 21 while Crowley scored 17 for St. Mary's. The Tigers raced to a 44-14 halftime margin as reserves saw most of the second half action.
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Biddeford Junior High School
St. Mary’s
Tigers
Tanguay
Antonakos
Biddeford
Crowley
C. Cantara
Boisver
Labbe
Gagnon
Cosgrove
Haines
Elwell
Barnes
Pouravelis
Randall
Paquette
Anton
Mailman
Whelan
Demers
Avyette
St. Mary's
Ferry
R. Paul
A. Paul
Robert
Nadeau
Caron
Shea
Moreau
Ribaudo
Lane
Cote
Moreau-Minuitti
Saucier Meets Choroszy In Cut Out Duel
Don Saucier of Big 20 lanes faces Chick Choroszy of Pastime Lanes in the Western Maine Sectional Elimination men's division. The match, under M.L.B.A. rules with a on the lines referee, is set for 8 45 p m at Pastime Lanes this Wednesday evening as the first 10 strings.
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Don Saucier
Chick Choroszy
M.L.B.A
College Scores From The Associated Press Amid Busy Weekend
A digest of college basketball results across the nation. Upsets and high scorers appear as Columbia over Lehigh by 21 and Duquesne topping American University by 42. Ohio State plus Florida State edge in close contests while Michigan wins by a wide margin.
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THE
Associated Press
East Columbia
Lehigh
Duquesne
Amer. U
New Hamp
MIT
St. Francis, Pa
Waynesburg
Tonight's high school basketball results roundup
Scores from earlier games show Easton LL Waterville beating Gardiner and Winslow topping Rockland. Other outcomes include John Bapst over Lawrence Fort Kent over Madawaska and Western Maine matchups Scarborough over Fryeburg Bonny Eagle over Windham and Wells defeating York. Lisbon defeats Hall-Dale while Trail edges Kennebunk. Western M Gray-New Gloucester defeats Sacopee Valley and St Anthony's beats Freeport.
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Waterville
Gardiner Winslow
Rockland
John Bapst
Lawerence
Fort Kent
Madawaska
Scarborough
Fryeburg
Bonny Eagle
Windham Wells
York Lisbon
Hall-Dale Trail
Kennebunk
Gray
New Gloucester
Sacopee
St. Anthony’s
Freeport
Mount Wears Special Sole To Protect Foot
Purdue guard Rick Mount will wear a stainless steel inner sole in his shoe through Christmas to strengthen a left foot fracture suffered Oct. 27. The 6 foot 3 sophomore played through the pain in a 73-71 loss to UCLA, scoring 28 points and rallying Purdue in the final minutes.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Rick Mount
UCLA
Lebanon High School
Mount
John Wooden
Bruins
Boilermakers
Conigliaro Enthusiastic After Three Bosox Workouts
Tony Conigliaro, after near sight loss from a pitch injury, reports his left eye vision is clear during three Boston Red Sox workouts in Harvard indoor cage. Darrell Brandon and Reggie Smith joined. Brandon throws at half speed with no arm issues. Smith aims to regain 185 pounds for 1968 after weighing 183 now.
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Boston
Tony Conigiliaro
Boston Red Sox
Conigliaro
Harvard
Darrell Brandon
Reggie Smith
Brandon
Smith
Red Sox
Buddy LeRoux
Toronto
Fleet
College Scores Brief Roundup
University of the Pacific defeated Fresno State 76 to 61 and Santa Clara beat Creighton 92 to 80. Pepper in Texas Tech 95 to Utah 84 and Florida 77 to St. Marys California.
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Jaracz
Kentucky
Dave Clark
Georgia Tech
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Iowa
Southern Illinois
Ohio State
Florida State
Bradley
Sam Houston
Texas
el Paso
Pan-American
Michigan
Detroit
Drake
Minnesota
Maryland
George Washington
Oklahoma
Texas Christian
Seattle
California
South Kentucky
Florida
Vanderbilt
Auburn
The
Citadel
Clemson
Marlyand
Geo
Memphis St
Rice
New Orleans
Loyola Spring Hill
Baylor
Centenary
Alabama
Tech
Midwe
Fla
Cali
St.Fullerton
Okla
City
No. Texa
Southwest
Houston
Abilene
Chris Oklahoma
TCU
Arizona St
U. of Pacific
Fresno St
Santa Clara
Creighton
Phghem Young
Tex. Tech
Game Time Hours Shifted for Local Junior Varsity Games
Junior varsity games at Thornton and St Louis start earlier this season. Biddeford High School coach Art Descoteaux said the JV vs Sanford at Steve White gym begins tonight at 5 45 with the varsity at 7 30. Thornton Academy coach Jim McGaffin announced the Linnell Gym prelim runs 6 00 and varsity at 7 30. St Anthony’s versus Freeport at Kennebunkport opens at 6 00 per coach Harold Hanson.
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Thornton
St. Louis
Art Descoteaux
Biddeford High School
Sanford
Steve White
Jim McGaffin
Thornton Academy
Linnell Gym
St. Anthony’s
Freeport
Kennebunkport
Harold Hanson
Ski Conditions In New England Area Snow Reports
Ski condition reports from New England areas list new snow inches, snow surfaces, and base depths. Areas include New Hampshire King Ridge Pats Peak Waterville Valley and more with grades B E G F and notes such as frozen granular packed powder and upper lower levels. Vermont Bolton Valley Bromley Jay Peak Killington Madonna Mt Stowe Stratton Sugarbush Wildwood Valley plus Massachusetts Brodie Mt and Connecticut Powder Hill with forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday indicating fair mild conditions and chances of showers.
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Associated Press
New England
New Hampshire
King Ridge
G-L. Pats Peak
Waterville Valley
F-Glower
Vermont
Bolton Valley
E. Killington
Madonna Mt
Round Top
Stowe
Stratton Mt
Sugarbush
Wildwood Valley
Massachusetts
Brodie Mt
Connecticut
Powder Hill
Weather Bureau
Bobby Leo to Start Saturday for Patriots
Former Harvard star Bobby Leo will debut for the Boston Patriots in an AFL game against the Buffalo Bills at Fenway Park. Coach Mike Holovak says Leo, 175 pounds, will play flanker and may handle punt and kickoff returns, after being Boston’s fifth draft pick. Veteran end Larry Eisenhauer is out for the season with a knee injury.
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Boston
Harvard
Bobby Leo
Boston Patriots
Buffalo Bills
Fenway Park
Mike Holovak
Leo
Lee
Patriots
Crimson
Holovak
Larry Eisenhauer
Eisenhauer
Houston
Buffalo
Bruins Lead AP Poll After Opening Week
UCLA tops the AP weekly college basketball poll with 31 first place votes and 327 points. Houston and Louisville follow with one first place vote each, while Kansas North Carolina Dayton Purdue Vanderbilt Kentucky and Boston College round out the top ten.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
UCLA
Bruins
Houston
Louisville
Kansas
North Carolina
Dayton
Purdue
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Boston College
Bill Sweek
Lew Alcindor
Boilermakers
Sacramento ‘State
Georgetown
Utah State
Virginia Tech
Northern Michigan
Vanderbilt J
Southern Methodist
Michigan
Dartmouth
Princeton
Davidson
BC Eagles
Tigers
Army
Bucknell
Virginia Military
Kentuck
It's Down To The Line In Title Match
York County bowling title duel heads to 8:30 p.m. at 20th Century Lanes as Dick O'Brien leads Roger Meteyer by 95 pins in the second half. Both have Western Maine crowns and pair with Nick Gillis in doubles. the match promises strong scores and a tight finish for fans.
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York County
Dick O’brien
Roger Meteyer
O’brien
Metayer
Western Maine
Nick Gillis
UCLA retires jersey number 16 for Gary Beban
At the Bruins football banquet in Los Angeles Chancellor Franklin Murphy announced that UCLA will not issue the number 16 again. The call honors Heisman Trophy winner Gary Beban for his contributions to the program and school history.
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LOS Angeles
UCLA
Franklin D. Murphy
Bruins
Gary Be
Tiger attacks Marine in ambush near demilitarized zone
U S Marine Lance Cpl. Jim Shepherd, 19, of Montpelier Idaho, was mauled by a tiger during an ambush south of the DMZ in Dong Ha Vietnam. The tiger grabbed his arm pulled him into a creek before retreating after Shepherd fought back and fellow Marines bandaged the wound.
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John Lengel
Associated Press
Dong HA
Vietnam
U.S
Lance Cpl
Jim Shepherd
Shepherd
Montpelier
Idaho
Demilitarized Zone
9Th Marine Regiment
Unyah
Con Thien
Backcourt Men Lead Scoring Race
In the NBA scoring race five backcourt players rank in the top 10. Dave Bing leads with 628 points at 28.5 per game for Detroit, Hal Greer sits fifth with 582, Walt Hazzard is sixth with 573 for Seattle, Len Wilkens ninth with 567 for St. Louis, and Jim King tenth with 534 for San Francisco. Wilt Chamberlain tops field goal percentage and Jon McGlocklin leads free throws. Nate Thurmond is the top rebounder and Wilkens the assists leader.
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New York
National Basketball Association
Dave Bing
Detroit
Hal Greer
Philadelphia
Walt Hazzard
Seattle
Len Wilkens
St. Louis
Jim King
San Francisco
Wilt Chamberlain
Jon McGlocklin
San Diego
Nate Thurmond
Wilkens
Funeral services for Harry Wismer announced in Port Huron
New York AP reports funeral services for Harry Wismer 53 who died after a fall from a fractured skull. Wismer famed Notre Dame announcer and AFL founder also owned the New York Titans. Services set for Thursday in Port Huron Michigan.
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NEW York
Harry Wismer
Port Huron
Mich
Wismer
Notre Dame
New York Titans
Jets Honor Four 10-Year Veterans
The New York Jets recognize four ten-year players Don Maynard Bake Turner Curley Johnson and Sherman Plunkett for long service with the franchise.
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New York Jets
Don Maynard
Bake Turner
Curley Johnson
Sherman Plunkett
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Landry
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Rich Travis
Oklahoma City
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Penwis Hopper
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Sock Mahoney
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Biddeford Jhs
Choroszy
Cut Out
U. Cal-Santa
Westbrook
Lewiston
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Colorado
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Maine
Cas Cadeiro
Edgar Ruby
Ernie Chester
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