Thornton Rallies Past Portland for 62-61 Victory
Thornton Academy held off a late Portland comeback at Linnell Gymnasium in Saco to claim its first win of the season 62-61. Nick Truman sealed the victory with a three-second free throw one-and-one, finishing 4-for-4 in the final period after replacing an ejected teammate.
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Saco
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Neil Taliento
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McKwain
Dave Fontaine
John Redmond
Thornton
Leon Paquin
Staller Redmond
Redmond
Lance Mailman
Trojan
Traip Rangers outlast Seagulls 78 67 in boys hoops clash
Traip earns a 78 67 home win over Old Orchard Beach as Keith Trefethen scores 22 and Bruce Tarbox contributes 30 for the Seagulls. Dick Fletcher adds 24 for Traip while John Reagan hits 19 for Old Orchard Beach in a high scoring matchup at John McSweeney Memorial Gym.
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Biddeford Villans Upset First-Place Lewiston
The Biddeford Villans defeated undefeated Lewiston 5-2 at Riverside arena. Prescott opened scoring, followed by Quessy and Fleurent with goals as the Villans led 4-0, then held on after Lewiston’s two late power play goals. Bouffard stopped 27 shots as Biddeford moved to 5-3 while Lewiston stayed 7-1.
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Pat Bouffard
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Bob Provencher
Noe
Willans
Wiston
Proell wins women's downhill. Zwilling takes slalom in World Cup
In Saalbach Austria defending champion Annemarie Proell led the women's downhill and climbed in the World Cup standings while in Madonna di Campiglio Austria David Zwilling won the men's slalom after Jim Hunter faltered near the end of the second run. In the United States Frank Curci resigns as Miami coach and takes Kentucky job. Hayden Fry signs at North Texas State. Pete Elliott named Miami head coach. Sam Rutigliano of the New England Patriots meets with Montreal Alouettes owner about a possible CFL coaches job, while remaining with the Patriots until a decision is made.
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Jim Hunter
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Frank Curci
University of Kentucky
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Tex
Hayden Fry
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Sam Rutigliano
New England Patriots
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Alouettes
Rutigliano
Sam Berger
Patriots
Rams Dominate Massabesic 81 56 In Kennebunk Rematch
Kennebunk High raced to a 17-5 first quarter lead and built a 44 19 halftime advantage en route to an 81 56 victory over Massabesic. Scott Campbell led Kennebunk with 19 points, Jon Huff 16, Higgins 13 and Crowell 12 as four Rams reached double figures. Massabesic, led by Steve Roberts with 14 and Brian Atkinson 13, could not guard the fast break. Kennebunk JV also defeated Massabesic 67 42 while the varsity topped Kennebunk 49 19 earlier.
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Ram
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Doug Wyland
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Scott Campbell
Jon Huff
Mark Crone
Massabesh
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Murphy
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D. Ghidoni
Hammond
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Gile
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Mitchell
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S. Campbell
Crowell
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Rose
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Atkinson
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Wyland
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Penguins Burned Over Disallowed Shot Decides Bruins Victory
Boston beats Pittsburgh 3-2 after a late disallowed goal controversially costs the Penguins a tie. Esposito scores twice for Boston, while Hextall’s disputed reset and delayed lamp timing shapes the final outcome.
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Red Kelly
Pittsburgh Penguins
Boston Bruins
Boston
Byran Hextall
Bruins
Phil Esposito
Hextall
Kelly
Whalers and Nordiques Lead WHA Gate Receipts
The New England Whalers average about 10 000 at home while the Quebec Nordiques draw roughly 10 000 per game, outpacing the WHA league average near 5 000 spectators. The report notes disappointing overall attendance for the first half of the season with only these teams proving strong at the gate.
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Nelson to miss three weeks with ankle sprain for Celtics
Veteran guard Don Nelson of the Boston Celtics will be sidelined about three weeks after an ankle sprain suffered in a Friday game with the Los Angeles Lakers. Nelson, who had played 463 consecutive games, is returning to Boston for treatment under team physician Dr. Tom Ilba.
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Celtics Set for Seven-Game Road Stretch Returns Home December Twenty-Six
The Celtics are in a seven game road trip and will return to the Garden to host the New York Knicks on December 26.
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Noble Rallies To Beat Wells High In Final Period
Noble High over Wells High 59 56 as Noble mounts late rally led by Allaire with 22 points while Moody is held to eight. Wells’ Stevens and Davis score 20 and 19, Wells idle until Jan 2 at Kennebunk. Noble JV wins 71 56.
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Rick Moody
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George Davis
Art Allaire
Kennebunk
Noble Jv’s
Whalers Aim for Alberta Road Test After Saints Loss
Division leading New England Whalers travel to Alberta to face the Oilers in a World Hockey Association game after a 7 to 5 loss to the Minnesota Fighting Saints.
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Traip JV Tops OOB In High School Basketball Contest
Traip JV defeated OOB JV 46 to 38 with leading scorers Tobey and Niles contributing multi point totals. Officials Breton and Tynion supervised the game.
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Niles
Conley
Mackenzie
Thompson
Whitten
Rainier
Johnson
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Tynion
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