Deering overwhelms Thornton in Portland high school doubleheader
Deering High School crushed Thornton Academy 82 to 35 in the first game at the Portland Expo as Deering press and fast breaks set the pace. Five Deering players reached double figures led by Buddy Basso with 19 and Erik Hawyard with 16. Thornton’s Dave Simkowitz scored 12 in a rout that saw Thornton struggle to bring the ball upcourt and fall behind by 27 points early.
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St Louis Eagles Rally To 81 65 Victory Over Oxford Hills
St Louis High School defeated Oxford Hills 81 to 65 at Biddeford Junior High Gym. Ron Cote led with 29 points as St Louis built and maintained the lead, with Simard and Rochefort contributing strong inside play. Oxford Hills had multiple players fouled out, and St Louis JV won 62 53.
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St Marys Tops St Andre s 37 28 Behind Rolandson 25
St Marys won 37 28 at the Saco Armory to stay undefeated at 2 0. Rolandson scored 25 for St Marys while St Andre s led by Bouchet 5 and others. The first half saw a 29 9 Marys run after a 6 8 opening period.
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Twelve Boys Answer Court Call At Beach
Old Orchard Beach Junior High positions a basketball team this fall under Coach Tony Tsomides. Eight eighth graders and four seventh graders vie for the roster, with Dennis Ford Thomas Smith Joseph Warren Bernard Lebrun Michael L Heureux Peter Smith Dennis Sherman Dennis Adams Terry Tucker James Mullen Gary Fitzgerald and William Barker among aspirants.
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Peter Smith
Dennis Sherman
Dennis Adams
Terry Tucker
James Mullen
Gary Fitzgerald
William Barker
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Bruins rebound top Kansas to stay title contenders
UCLA, ranked eighth after a pair of losses to Duke, defeated fourth-ranked Kansas 78-71 at home to preserve its two-season undefeated Los Angeles Sports Arena record. Mike Lynn led UCLA with 26 points, while Walt Wesley topped Kansas with 19 as the Bruins altered tactics late.
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Friday Pro Basketball Results
Boston defeated Detroit 114 to 112 in a tight scoring tilt. Philadelphia topped Los Angeles 127 to 117 with strong fourth quarter offense.
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Tiger Wrestlers Face Thirteen Meet Schedule
Biddeford High School announces a 13 meet wrestling schedule under Coach John Caramichilas with 19 players on the roster. Notable wrestlers include Dennis Bergeron a state champion last year, Roger Brochu a former 95 pound state winner, and Don Michaud a recent 138 pound state champ. The schedule spans December to February with events at LaSalle Providence Winslow Sanford and New England tournaments plus a junior varsity slate at Traip and Exeter.
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Sanford High Holds Off Final Kennebunk Rally
Sanford High defeated Kennebunk 72 to 57 in Kennebunk gym. Nick Scaccia paced Sanford early before fouls slowed him. Jay Couser added 13 points. Henry Hanscom led Kennebunk with 16, tied by Greg Jackson and Phil Matthew.
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Wells High Varsity Beats Faculty 53 to 29 For Scholarship Fund
Wells High varsity basketball defeated the faculty 53 to 29 and raised 175 dollars for the Wells Ogunquit Teachers Association scholarship fund. The starting five for the varsity were Libby Littlefield Littlefield Searles Lord Clark Dufort Wright Tufts with principal Knowlton high scorer.
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Western Conference Title Race To Be Decided This Weekend
The NFL Western race hinges on a Sunday slate with Green Bay Baltimore and Chicago one game apart. A Colts win or Baltimore Green Bay ties could force a Dec 26 playoff at Green Bay, while Chicago needs both rivals to lose to clinch a tie.
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