Biddeford Quintet Beats Oxford On Free Throws
Biddeford High boys rallied late to beat Oxford Hills 43 34 in the opener as free throws carried the win 10 of 17. Bourque Oakes Dansereau and Lovejoy led winners while Noyes Chen and omey scored for Oxford Hills in a 44 42 overtime loss. Jayvees held scoreless in OT.
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All-Maine 1961 selections clash among Maine schools
The Sunday Telegram outlines its all Maine 1961 football picks aligning with Bangor News in most positions. It names Sevigny and Trot tier at back, Dion at tackle, and Thibeault and Love at ends with Ayer at second tackle and Dostie at center, plus a second team featuring Cote Martel Labrecque and McNabb.
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Sunday Telegram
Bangor News
Telegram
St. Louis
Roger Red Sevigny
Norm Trottier
Dick Dion
News
Richard Martel
Pete Thornton
Leroy Patterson
Bangor
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Rumford
Bob
Spike) Cote
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Thornton
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Norm Labbe
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Roger lLetarte
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Maine
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Stephens
Jim Park
Lewiston
Ed Woodsom
South Portland
Ken Foisy
Art Smith
Portland
Art Descoteaux
Roland Regis
Frank Scammon
Don Lachance
Ray Gagnon
Bob Boutet
Ted Throumoulos
Thornton Academy
Pendheton
Pro Basketball Results and Kennedy Speech Highlights
NBA Tuesday results show Chicago edging St Louis 101 99 and Philadelphia topping New York 122 105 while Los Angeles beat Syracuse 125 120. Kennedy at National Football Foundation dinner urged less spectator sport, praised Notre Dame's 17 15 win over Syracuse and lauded amateur athletics for leadership.
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Cleveland
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Harvard
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Pat Trammell
Ryant
Associated Press
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Army
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Choo Choo
North Carolina
George McAfee
Duke
Bob Reynolds
Stanford
Bob Suffridge
Chicago at New York and Toronto at Montreal hockey results
NHL results show Chicago facing New York, Toronto meeting Montreal, with final scores not provided. Matches indicate intercity pairings across major Canadian and American teams.
Sanford High Edges Eagles In Overtime Thriller
Sanford High Redskins upset St Louis Eagles 53 52 in overtime after Dennis Kostis made two free throws for the winning margin Tom Cousens opened regulation lead with a shot Red Sevigny tied it at 46 46 Kostis 6 points in regulation led Sanford Weeks 19 points Roberts 15 Sevigny 16 Beaulieu 15 Caouette 12 for the Eagles Jayvees beat Sanford reserves 49 47 in OT Bob Dodge key shot Sanford freshmen defeated Eagle Yearlings 54 37
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Sanford High
Dennis Kostis
Redskins
Tom Cousens
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Mike Weeks
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Weeks
Bob Roberts
Sevigny
Norm Beaulieu
Ted Caouette
St. Louis Jayvees
Sanford
Bob Dodge
Eagle
Thornton Academy Edges Eddies In Close Contest
Thornton Academy defeated Edward Little High School 39 to 35 at the Saco Armory in a defensive home opener. Thornton led 9-6, 17-13 and 27-23 before a late push by Auburn, Massie clinched with a late free throw and McInnis led scoring with 21 points. Junior Varsity also won 36-33.
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Frank Drigotas
Thornton
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Henry Mac Innis
Dennnis McNabb
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Steve Staples
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Dave Ladd
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Jim McGaffin
Aera
McNabb
Cesene
Campbell
Imee
Esicasence
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Asselin
Crozier
Dolan
Maine halfback Cloutier considers Cowboys deal
University of Maine halfback Dave Cloutier says he has been drafted by the Dallas Cowboys and will sign if the contract is satisfactory. The 23 year old senior requests a minimum salary of $6,700, stating he is ready to play if terms meet his criteria.
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Augusta
University of Maine
Dave Cloutier
Dallas Cowboys
Cloutier
National Football League
Colby-Fade Ends in 3-3 Overtime Tie with Providence
Colby Mules led 3-2 late in the game before Providence pulled goalie Dan Hornstein with 1:20 left to add an extra forward. The Falcons pressured Colby, forcing a scoreless stretch before overtime, preserving a 3-3 tie.
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Folley Knocks Out Cooper in London Bout
London bout ends with Zora Folley stopping Henry Cooper in the heavyweight clash. The fighters weighed 194 and 189 pounds respectively. Ted Wright and Mick Leahy boxed to a draw in a middleweight bout after ten rounds in London.
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Chandler
Ariz
Henry Cooper
Ted Wright
Detroit
Mick Leahy
Ireland
Drew
Equalizer Seals Draw as Colby Misses Overtime Bid
Pressure mounted until Lou Mamoriello finally scored the equalizer. Colby peppered Hornstein in the extra session but could not convert the additional chances, leaving the game tied.
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Colby
Hornstein
Sacramento boxing card shows Sa vala over Vingochea in 120 rounds
In Sacramento California Trino Sa vala defeated Arturo Vingochea by outpoint in a 120 round bout in a boxed scoreline that reflects a narrow decision. Both fighters hail from Sacramento and the event drew local attention though details are limited.
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Arturo Vingochea
Hall of Fame Adds Five Players and Two Coaches
Tennessee guard Wellington Humble Rice guard Pat Pazzetti Lehigh Wesleyan quarterback Claude Reeds Oklahoma halfback Claude Reeds, Oklahoma halfback 1910-13. Coaches added include Don Faurot at Missouri and the late Charlie Caldwell of Princeton Yale and Williams.
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Princeton
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