Seco Rec Cage League Opens December 14 at Young School
The Seco Recreation basketball league starts Wednesday December 14 at 7 15 p m in the Young School gym with four teams for the 1960 61 season. Beginning January 4 games move to Thornton Academy gym on Mondays and Wednesdays at 8 p m. Sponsors sought. contact Richard Murray. Teams were chosen at a draft this week: Team One includes Alberick Martin Howard Jones Ed Munford Arnold Howe Dave Chenard Ken Pendleton Daryl Farnham Dave Burley and Don Brown. Team Two features Dick Grant Tony Tsomides Tom Bryant Norm Sylvester Art LaChance Joe Tardiff Jean Paul Fecteau Dick Charles and Batey Kennedy. Team Three lists Clinton Thompson Ken Pate Larry Thompson Phil LaPorte Bill
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Eagles Host Portland High In Season Opener Duels
New St Louis high Eagles under coach Dave Redmond face Portland high Bulldogs in a Saturday game at the BHS gym after a 65-58 home win over Sanford. Starting five includes Baillargeon Cote Blais Dube Sevigny, with Simard and Desrochers pushing for action.
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Beach Townies Rally to 87 54 Victory Over Alfred
The Old Orchard Beach Townies defeated Alfred Town Team 87 to 54 at Alfred. Gary Mullins scored 2 and Ken Pate led with 24 as all Townies hit the scoring column. Conrad Cote in his final Townies game before Air Force duty contributed strongly alongside John Freeman. Bob Sawyer led the losers with 22. The win lifts Beach to two wins and two losses on the young season.
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Burns Leads Bruins Past Chicago in NHL Victory
Boston center Charley Burns scored twice while shorthanded as the Bruins defeated Chicago 5-1. Burns, who survived a childhood head injury, helped push Boston one point above idle New York with a 3-0 first-period jump and contributed to the win alongside Don McKenney Johnny Bucyk and Leo LaBine. Chicago’s Ken Wharram spoiled Bruce Gamble’s shutout bid late in the first.
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Hockey Results and Schedule Summary
Boston beat Chicago 5 to 0 in Thursday action. Friday has no games. Saturday features Detroit at Montreal, Chicago versus Toronto, and New York at Boston. Spokane, Washington notes Pete Rademacher 196 pounds in a separate boxing entry from Columbus, Georgia with Kirk Barrow at 180 pounds.
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Lanes Match Postponed in Twin City Championship
The Twin City men’s championship bowling match between Jerry Forcier and Paul Binette, set for Saturday at 20th Century lanes, has been postponed. Forcier, in TV sweepstakes, will bowl the second match at Bowl-A Rama in South Portland. first half gave Forcier a 62 pin edge, 1,178 to 1,116, with a new date likely within two weeks.
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Arkansas Star Clyde Rhoden Injured in 94 80 Win
Arkansas trimmed North Texas 94 80 in Fayetteville but star senior Clyde Rhoden sprained an ankle late in the game. Rhoden averaged 16.2 points last season and may be out for a period, threatening the Razorbacks in the Southwest Conference scramble.
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Logart Beats Steve Ward In Portland Boxing Bout
Cuban welterweight Isaac Logart won a unanimous decision over Steve Ward of Hartford in Portland ending a revival of professional boxing there. Logart improved to 56 career wins as Ward mounted a strong 10th round rally. Referee scores were 49-42, 49-46 and 47-43.
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Celtics考虑扔掉白队服因失利再战 Cincinnati
芝加哥时报报道 Celtics 在费城首战以115对118输给 Cincinnati 尼斯,白色主场球衣使用纪录不佳,Cousy 尝试扳平但被判违例。Cincinnati 的 Twyman 和 Robertson 各得36分,Russell 23分,Sharman 21分,Heinson 20分,Cousy 18分。 Celtics 本地时间今晚再迎 Cincinnati 双头赛第二场。
Kansas Falls From Title As Coan Ineligible Forfeit Wins
Kansas loses the Big Eight football title after faculty ruling star Bert Coan ineligible. The Jayhawks’ two victories over Colorado and Missouri are forfeited, handing the crown to Missouri which finished 10-0 after the forfeit. Colorado moves to second, Kansas drops to third. NCAA had placed Kansas on probation earlier for recruiting violations.
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Don Carter Reels Into Lanes Fight At World Invitational
Chicago AP Don Carter a top ranked bowler returns to the spotlight in the World Invitational Tournament in the Chicago Coliseum. He climbs from ninth to second after strong three four game performances. The event features 16 finalists in a five lay match play marathon with a $48 000 purse and a $7500 winner’s share. Nagy leads with 17-7 after Thursday play while Carter trails by less than two points.
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Thompson Seeks Rematch For Paret World Title Fight
Argentine contender Federico Thompson predicts victory in a rematch with Cuban Benny Paret for the world welterweight crown at Madison Square Garden. The 33 year old from Panama drew with Paret in their first meeting, while Paret defends the title in a telecast set for ABC.
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Fouling Wilt Is Not A Sure Answer In NBA Win
Philadelphia guard Wilt Chamberlain scored 46 as the Warriors beat New York 114-111. He hit 12 of 21 free throws and 4 of 5 late, while Oscar Robertson and Jack Twyman each scored 36 for Cincinnati in a 118-115 win that put Boston a half game behind Philadelphia.
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