Bills and Colts Triumph as NFL Week Ends
OJ Simpson nears retirement as Bills defeat Patriots 34-7 after 185 rushing yards and 21st TD. Colts stun Dolphins 10-7 in overtime, Ted Marchibroda hailing the greatest win of his career as they stay in contention for the division title. Cardinals clinch NFC East with 34-20 over Bears. other results shake playoff races nationwide.
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Golden Trojans Outlast Old Orchard Beach 79-66
The Thornton Trojans defeated Old Orchard Beach 79 to 66 at Linnell Gym. Tom Brunelle led with 26 points, supported by Don McGuffin and Tim Angis as the Seagulls briefly led 14-8 before a 14-3 run gave the Trojans a halftime edge.
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St Francis defeats Nasson 61 55 in NAIA District game
St Francis College edges Nasson 61 to 55 as guards lift the Knights in the second half. Nelson Callahan and Lynch lead with 10 points each in a balanced scoring effort to move to 2-2. Nasson stars Pember 14 and McAniff 12.
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Fryeburg Academy Dominates Kennebunk to Stay Undefeated
Fryeburg Academy rolled to an 87-57 victory over Kennebunk as Kevin Turner led with 24 points and Ken Rickaby 15. Wells edged Boothbay Region 68-67, paced by Gary Bland with 16 and Scott Merrill with 13, as Wells improves to 4-1. Fryeburg led 22-8 after one, 43-23 at halftime, and 61-39 entering the final period. Coach Pinky True’s Eagles stay unbeaten. Wells visits Marshwood next before hosting Kennebunk in a Southern York County League clash.
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Red Knights Triumph In 5-3 Hockey Win Over Hawthorne
Pete Ciccarelli’s hat trick fuels St. Francis College to a 5-3 victory over Nathaniel Hawthorne College of Antrim at Biddeford Ice Arena. McDonald, English, Scammon, and Coughlin contribute assists as Ciccarelli nets two in the third after early goals by Ferrazzi and Trickey. Baker and Clayton key saves in a rough 92-penalty game. St. Francis improves to 2-2. next game Jan 9 against Gordon College.
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BHS Wrestlers Drop Two Matches
Biddeford High School opened its wrestling season with losses to Gardiner 50 to 18 and Kennebunk 39 to 21 at Kennebunk. Gardiner defeated Kennebunk 39 to 30 in the three team meet. Kennebunk’s Steve Lewin 119 pounds and Steve Gardner 167 pounds had double wins. Biddeford’s Gil Marcotte and Tom Small each won both of their bouts. Gardiner’s double winners were Earl Clary and Matt Hanley. Notable results include Kennebunk freshman Mark Lewin defeating Biddeford’s Guy Gaudette and Biddeford’s Tom Small beating Kennebunk’s Bill Shorey 11-6 in the 185-pound class. Biddeford visits Marshwood Wednesday to meet the Hawks.
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Thornton Academy Girls Take 53 38 Win Over Edward Little
Thornton Academy girls varsity improves to 4-0 with a 53 to 38 victory over Edward Little at Linnell Gym. Mare Warner and Karen Reardon spark a balanced attack as TA outscored the Red Eddies in every period and held Edward Little to one field goal in the third. Jane Adams leads TA with 12 points while Sue Gagnon scores 14 for Edward Little. TA junior varsity also won 45-20.
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