Capes Face Biddeford as Gunn Nets Hat Trick
Cape Elizabeth goalie Mark Hitchcox denies Biddeford standout Jim Gunn during a high school hockey contest at Maine Shore Ice Arena Monday night. Gunn scored three goals for the hat trick, but Capers won 12 to 1 for their second straight victory behind captains Larned and Ewing’s photo.
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Biddeford Tigers rout Capers in 12 1 hockey win
Biddeford controlled Cape Elizabeth 12 1 as seven players scored. The varsity game at Maine Shore Ice Arena featured a dominant first line Fleurent Gunn D Allaire accounting for seven goals and five assists with Jim Gunn adding a hat trick. Despite 60 shots against Cape Elizabeth goalie Hitchcox, Biddeford limited penalties compared to a prior game.
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Jim Gunn
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Mark Hitchcox
Peter Stocks
Ray Scott
D' Allaire
John Hennedy
Marc Cote
Capers
Lou Jenson
Joe Hefferan
Steve Larned
Shuffleberg
Jenson
Fleurent
DeWitt
Kenneally
North Yarmouth Academy
Mt. Ararat
Maine Shore
C. Elizabeth
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Biddeford Tigers open season under new coach Ron Cote
Ron Cote debuts as Biddeford High School basketball coach guiding the Tigers in a season opener against South Portland at Tiger Gym. The seven game area card features Kennebunk at Kittery, Old Orchard Beach at Waterboro, York at Wells and multiple girls games including Biddeford vs South Portland and Thornton Academy hosting Lewiston.
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Joe Belyea
Harry Clark
Bob Brown
Paul McFarland
Mustangs
Seagulls
Wiscasset
Andy Coreau
Carl Tarbox
Swett Memorial Gymnasium
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Marshwood
Warriors
Noble
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Catherine McAuley
Thornton Girls
Westbrook
Clefden Trojans
Edward Little
Auburn
Lewiston
Havlicek Injury Affects Celtics After 15 Years
John Havlicek, 36, is sidelined by a fluid-filled left knee causing the Celtics to scramble. With Cowens suspended, coach Heinsohn relies on Jo Jo White and Charlie Scott to steady the offense as new players adapt, while Dean Meminger visits but no roster change is made.
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Forte Out for Patriots Playoff Run
New England Patriots will be without rookie running back Ike Forte for the playoffs after he underwent surgery for torn ligaments and cartilage. Fullback Sam Cunningham is cleared to play, and coach Chuck Fairbanks reports all other starters will be healthy for Saturday's playoff game at Oakland. Cunningham rushed for 101 yards and had 94 receiving yards in the prior win over the Raiders.
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University of Oklahoma
St Francis College rolls past Gordon in 77 51 win
St Francis College defeated Gordon College of Wenham 77 to 51 at Steve White Gym led by four double digit scorers. Harry Nelson paced the Red Knights with 12 points while Dave Leary and Dave Stensland contributed 11 and 10 respectively. Gordon, fielding eight players, got 14 from Thwaite and 14 from McCracken, but could not keep pace as St Francis opened 9-0 and built a large halftime lead.
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Dave Padavano
Worcester
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Thwaite
David McCracken
Alden
Harry Nelson
Mike Stensland
Russ Opie
Red Knights
Aginty
Asson College
Red Knight
Chris Gilbert
Des Moines
Iowa
Bob Petraglia
Chris Honce
Mike Duda
Gordon IV
Grape
Kilpatrick
Gilbert
Dagley
Wright
Wilson
Turner
St. Francis Beat Gordon 77 51 In Monday Contest
Reggie Nicholas 24 of Gordon College blocked the baseline but St. Francis moved the ball around to create a driving layup by Russ Opie after Mike Gadbois in white bounced the ball. The Red flash team won 77 to 51 at Steve White Gym in a college basketball game.
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Gordon College
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Nicholas
Russ Opie
Steve White
St. Francis
Gordon
John Ewing
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