Gillis-Lachance In Lanes Title Match
Nick Gillis of Biddeford holds a 99 pin lead over Joe Lachance entering the second half of the 20th Century Lanes title match at Western Maine sectional bowling event. Gillis totaled 1202 to Lachance 1113 after 10 strings. both aim to top 1100 in the rest. Don Nolette referees. Tony Kosky challenges for the Western crown.
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Western Maine
Nick Gillis
Joe Lachance
Biddeford
Gillis
Lachance
Don Nolette
20Th Century Bombers
Tony Kosky
Scarborough
Bellino Named AP Back of the Year in 1960 season
Navy halfback Joe Bellino, already honoring a Heisman and Maxwell trophy winner, was chosen as football's back of the year by the Associated Press. He led in votes among about 120 writers and broadcasters, finishing more than three to one ahead of his nearest rival. The Orange Bowl appearance against Missouri Jan. 2 looms as his final collegiate showcase. Other top vote getters included Bill Kilmer, Ed Dyas, and Jake Gibbs, with several stars from Ohio State, Auburn, Texas and Notre Dame also recognized in the AP ballot.
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Associated Press
Joe Bellino
Navy
L. Bellino
Maxwell
Bellino
Missouri
Unusuz
Bill Kilmer
UCLA
Ed Dyes
Auburn
Jake Gibbs
Mississippi
Tom Matte
Ohio State
Rennie Bull
Baylor
Pervis Atkins
New Mexico State
Tommy Mason
Tulane
Bob Ferguson
Ron Miller
Wisconsin
Leroy Ferguson
Iowa
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Angelo Debiero
Notre Dame
Stan Selomon
Willamette
Jerry Gross
Detroit
Francis Tarkenton
Georgia
Tom Watkins
Iowa State
Chuck Weiss
Colorado
Ward Logan To Top Expo Ring Card Thursday
Portland Hartfords Steve Ward faces Cuban Legart in a ten round main event at the Exposition Building. Ward boasts 36 wins, seven losses and two draws, with a noted body attack and readiness for any top foe. Semifinal features Gordon Farnsworth vs Jimmy Walker, plus four other six round bouts on the card.
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Portland
Hartford
Steve Ward
Isaac Legart
Exposition Building
Mittmen
Gene Fullmer
Gus Browne
Ward
Steve
Bummy Davis
Mike Pagan
Fullmer
Robinson
New England
Logart
Gordon Farnsworth
Bangor
Jimmy Walker
Boston
Jackie Lewis
Jimmy Dorsey
Freddie Butts
Joe Murphy
South Boston
Bob Charest
Lewiston
Frankie Adams
Vital Little League Session In Saco Tonight
A meeting at the Saco municipal courtroom tonight at 7:30 will decide the future of the Saco Old Orchard Beach Little League. A league spokesman warned that without strong attendance from parents and interested residents, the league may fold as several officials and coaches plan to resign and eight to ten volunteers are needed.
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Saco-Old Orchard Beach
Saco Municipal Court Room
Saco and
Old Orchard Beach
Merchants In Bowling Slump Lose 5 Points
In a Pony league contest at Monument Square Lanes Falmouth defeated Merchant's Express 1642 to 1377. Top scores for Falmouth were Benny Leonard 353 and Herb Clark 338 while Kit Lefebvre 324 and Foxy Binette 302 led Merchant's Express.
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Merchant's Express
Falmouth
Monument Square
Expressmen
Benny Leonard
Herb Clark
Kit Lefebvre
Foxy Binette
H. Clark
G. Dudley
B. Leonard
C. Sams
V. Blunda
D. Poirier
R. Nante
P. Binette
A. Lefebvre
H. Paul
Mark Anton Defends Western Maine Junior Bowling Title
Scarborough bowler Mark Anton defeated Ed Hersom of Old Orchard Beach in a 20 string match to defend the Western Maine junior championship. Anton totaled 2,189 pins to Hersom 2,008, aided by 142 extra pins in the final half with two strikes and 21 spares versus Hersom's four strikes and 15 spares.
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Mark Anton
Scarborough
Western Maine
Ed Hersom
Old Orchard Beach
Anton
Hersom
Frick Faces Key Decision On AL Move To Los Angeles
Commissioner Ford Frick weighs whether the American League will move to Los Angeles in 1961 amid a National League rejection of interleague play. AL President Joe Cronin presses for L A expansion, while NL offers 1962 or nine-team formats. Frick vows a careful ruling at the Wednesday joint meeting.
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ST. Louis. Mo
Ford Frick
Frick
Los Angeles
National League
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
American League
Joe Cronin
Houston
Cronin
New York
National
Little Bowling League Teams Are Selected
The Little Bowling League prepares for its fourth season with action set for Thursday and Friday afternoons at 3 15 and Saturday morning at 8 30 at Pastime Lanes. Players aged nine to twelve are listed by team with rosters including Arthur Shoe Store Rochambeau Club Fables and Fecteau's Hardware among many sponsors and participants. Teams for Thursday and Friday include named players such as Rene Saucier Richard Tanguay and Michael Labbe plus numerous local business and club affiliations.
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Arthur Shoe Store
Rene Saucier
Marc Larochelle
Richard Tanguay
Don Boucher
Rochambeau
William Hebert
Peter Bouffard
Daniel Murphy
Thomas Bryant
Richard Bellerose Clyde
Michael Labbe
Wonder Bar
Daniel Labonte
John Pare
Roland Perry
Fecteau's Hardware
Normand Viger
Ralph Duquette
Robert Pete White
Hires Root Beer
Nicholas Cur‘ro
Dwight Edgecomb
Raymond Beissoneault
Mailn Castle
Robert Breton
Paul Laliberte
Ronald Parent
St. Jeans
Robert Trottier
Michael Girard
Dennis Dery
Doyon’s Drugs
Robert Bourbier
George Laliberte
Guy Laisiberte
Hockey Results and Schedules
The Associated Press reports Monday results with no games Tuesday. Upcoming schedules include Montreal at Toronto and Detroit at New York.
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Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
New York
College Cage Champs Loom As Tough Foes
Ohio State and Bradley, defending big titles, loom as strong challengers this season. Indiana, unlikely to chase post season glory, faces a crowded field. Utah State stumbled on a road trip while Ohio State defeated St. Louis 81-66 and Bradley routed California 102-65 led by Chet Walker's 50 points.
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Ohio State
Bradley
Indiana
Utah State
St. Louis
Chet Walker
California
Celtics Douse Baylor In Straight-Set NBA Victory
Boston Celtics toppled Los Angeles 123-101 at the Sports Arena, winning the second straight meeting with the Lakers. Baylor scored 21 in the second period, then cooled in the final stanza as Boston controlled the boards. Boo Cousy led with 24, Russell 23, Ramsey 22, Heinsohn 22. Sam Jones sidelined with a knee ailment.
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Boston Celtics
Elgin Baylor
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Baylor
NBA
Colts
Boston
Boo Cousy
Bill Russell
Frank Ramsey
Tom Heinsohn
Sam Jones
Red Auerbach
Jones
College basketball scores mix in wild late finishes
Defeated New Mexico 74 65 Oklahoma City edged Texas Christian 73 71 on Fred Moses 60 foot throw. Rice beat Florida 68 63 Furman topped South Carolina 81 63. Mississippi State crushed Union 115 59 Loyola Chicago beat Wayne State 118 66 with seven players in double figures Tulane over Louisiana College 83 64 Arkansas State upset Mississippi 59 53 Texas rallied to beat Trinity Texas 71 59 and Tulsa defeated Texas Western 88 74.
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Oklahoma City
Texas Christian
Fred Moses
Rice
Florida
Furman
South Carolina
Mississippi State
Union
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT New York and blows by boxers
New York Tommy Tibbs by outpoint over Chico Rollins in a 131 4 to 134 4 decision in Boston. Harold Carter stopped Warren Lester in 8 in Linden New Jersey. Wayne Bethe outpointed Ernest Terrell in Chicago. Sixto Rodriguez stopped Johnny Sullivan in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
New York
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
Chico Rollins
Baltimore
Harold Carter
Linden
N. J
Warrener
Lester
Bel Air
Chicago
Wayne Bethe
Ernest Terrell
San Francisco
Sixto Rodriguez
San Anselmo
Calif
Johnny Sullivan
Concord
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Richard Dion
Labrecque
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Robert Cote
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Richard Gendron
Ray Dube
Roger Letarte
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Claude Mercier
Dave Redmond
Cote
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Conrad Grondin
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Eli Wallach
Steve Mqueen
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Wally Campo
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Robert Barror
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Ronald Huot Butters
Richard Paquette
David Pollock
Raymond Abbott
Richard Lapointe
Ted's Gulf
Arthur Belair
Donald Mercier
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Richard Beaudette
York Bottling Co
Michael Miniutti
Michael Sylvester
Richard, Landry
Richard Tourigny
Janson
Paquin
Carroll
Richie Brooks
Norman Eon
Robert LaFortune
Mark Harriman
McKenney
Heard
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Lucien Frechette
William Lacette Atkinsons
Paul Robitaille
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Richard Lemire
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Joseph Landry
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Harry's Casso
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