Westbrook tops Biddeford in debut behind fast start
Westbrook Blue Blazes used a sharp press to seize an early lead and beat the Biddeford Tigers 60 to 50 at Steve White Gym. Dane Sanborn led Westbrook with 13 points, while Dana Gadbois paced Biddeford with 14. Norm Daigle added 12 for Biddeford.
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Red Knights Triumph Over Gordon College 80 70
St Francis led from the start at William S Linnell Gym in Saco and held off a late Gordon College rally to win 80 70. Senior guard Rick Wilson scored 24 points while Wayne Young had 27 for Gordon and Irv Taylor added 10 for St Francis. Gordon JV fell 62 51 as Tom Mandic led with 15 points.
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Weekly Rolloff Set At Pastime Lanes
The third weekly handicap rolloff will be held Saturday afternoon at Pastime Lanes. Defending champ Lee Kalex edged Maurice Ridlon by two pins 609 to 607 but failed to top the 59 dollar one seven ten jack pot shot. Other scores include Paul Binette 689 Paul Dube 582 Dick Choroszy 579 George Dube 569 Bert Dube 568 Jacques Dube 530. Entry remains open until rolloff time at 2:15 PM.
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Rice coach Conover stays at Rice in five year deal
Boston based Rice football coach Al Conover announced he will remain at Rice and sign a five-year contract. The report ties Wake Forest coaching rumors to Conover’s decision, confirming his commitment to Rice.
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Kennebunk Rams Dominate Traip for Third straight Victory
Kennebunk High Rams defeated Traip 86 69 behind a fast break and strong rebounding. Dennis Gardner led with 19 points, Jon Huff scored 27, Scott Campbell 18, while Traip’s Bob Hamel scored 32 but the Rangers struggled against the Rams pressure and foul shooting. Kennebunk improved to 3 0 in conference play and hosts Noble next Friday.
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Paterno Signals openness to Patriots after Sugar Bowl
Penn State coach Joe Paterno says he will talk with the New England Patriots after the Sugar Bowl, but remains focused on the Oklahoma game. He notes no firm decision and cites past NFL approaches while weighing long Penn State tenure and national title hopes.
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Celtics rally ends layoff with 96 87 win over Cavaliers
Boston Celtics beat Cleveland 96 87 in a ragged game as they remained atop the Atlantic Division. Dave Cowens scored 25 points with 18 rebounds while the Celtics benefited from a strong first quarter, despite shooting 39 percent.
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