Porto Cope Freshmen Promises Strengthen St Francis Knights
PortCope reports strong freshmen prospects for St Francis College basketball with Frank Dizoglio Al Mooney and Bob Morganthaler Ra mon Lopez adding height and scoring. Bob Masterson and Bob Ranspach boost backcourt pace and frontcourt rebounding, while Randy White anchors Thornton Academy winter track. A Portland expo schedule and a Biddeford fundraiser for the Mike Pilon Fund accompany notes on local sports figures and upcoming games.
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St. Francis College
Frank Dizoglio
al Mooney
Bob Morganthaler
Ramon Lopez
Knights
Bob Masterson
Gagnon
Bob Ranspach
Celtics Thrive In Scrappy Basketball Loop Action
Celtics, Colts, Bullets, and Jaycees clash in a loop with close scores. Key players include R. Lee, Palmer, Harrison, Ladakakos, Durfee, and Ouellette. Final tallies show Celtics 67 over Colts 59, Bullets 65 over Jaycees 55, Colts 73 over Jaycees 62. Officials: Curtis, Gardner, and Tsomides.
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Celtics
R. Lee
Palmer
T. Lee
Harrison
L. Ladakakos
Stetson
Colts
Maguire
E. Geaumont
Rackliff
Bullets
Armstrong
Sullivan
Fish
D. Presley
Lund
le Page
Jaycees
Tom Lee
D. Guarino
St. Ours
Briggs
Ouellette
Lemire
Curtis
Gardiner
Geaumont
Britton
Timmons
Horne
Dickson
Corbeil
Bowreng
Nason
J. Ladakakos
Tsomides
Sheean
Hockey results and schedule recap from Associated Press
National Hockey League results listed by the Associated Press show no games on Tuesday. The schedule notes New York at Montreal for today and Thursday's games to follow.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
New York
Montreal
Thornton Academy Routs Morse High in 82 70 boys basketball
Thornton Academy dominated Morse High School of Bath 82 70 to win as Ken Pike 21 points led a balanced attack. CAouette 19 Cote and Bergeron 12 each boosted the Maroon scoring as Dana Libby paced Morse with 24 points. Thornton set multiple Linnell Gym records including team and first half marks.
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Thornton Academy
Linnell Gym
Morse High School
Bath
Maroon
Old Orchard Beach
Seagulls
Morse
Berwick
Thornton
Beach
Ken Pike
Don Caouette
Dick Bergeron
Eric Cote
Pike
Caouette
Cote
Bergeron
Dana Libby
Randy Harrington
Bill Lee
Greg Palmer
Libby
Dave Carmody
South Portland
Saco
Miles
Polackwich
Hunt
Kimball
Dolby
Ruben
Choroszy
Janson
Wilcox
Thornton-Morse
Todd Johnson
Browns-Pass Game Seen As Interesting Clash With Colts
Washington coach Bill McPeak says Cleveland will run against Baltimore and Colts in the title game, praising Jim Brown and Ernie Green while noting the Browns must avoid Colts front four pass rush. He cites Browns balance, Jurgensen’s 240-yard game, and the need to stop Baltimore’s blitz and secondary injuries.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bill McPeak
NFL
Baltimore
Cleveland
Browns
Colts
Jim Brown
McPeak
Ernie Green
Redskins
Sonny Jurgensen
Lonnie Sanders
Jim Steffen
Charley Taylor
Taylor
Baltimore Red Dogs
John Unitas
Paul Warfield
Gary
UCLA Bruins Start New Winning Streak Behind Goodrich
UCLA star Gail Goodrich led a 28 point attack as the fourth ranked Bruins beat Southern California 84-75 in Los Angeles. The win followed a season opening loss to Illinois and came as top ten teams Illinois, Minnesota, St Louis, Davidson, Vanderbilt and BYU posted victories.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Bruins
Johnny Wooden
Illinois
Southern California
Los Angeles
Indiana State
Arizona State
Oklahoma State
Marquette
Boston College
Gail Goodrich
Walt Hazzard
Goodrrich
Hazzard
Trojans
Minnesota
Chicago
Loyola
St. Louis
Kentucky
Davidson
Virginia
Ramblers
Mel Northway
Archie Clark
Golphers
Bob Cole
Billikens
Knickerbockers Find Simple Success Formula
The New York Knickerbockers beat the San Francisco Warriors 124-118 in Sacramento. The Knicks hit 56 of 110 shots for 50.9 percent and had balanced scoring, offset Wilt Chamberlain, gaining their ninth win in 32 starts before 2,654 fans at the Sacramento High School Pavilion. Seven Knicks hit double figures.
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Associated Press
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Knicks
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Sacramento
Calif
Sacramento High
Pavillion
New York
Audet Wins Biddeford Saco Country Club Bowling Roll Off
Bob Audet of the Mid Irons team swept the pre holiday roll off at Pastime Bowling Center with 339, aided by 18 pins. George Gendron took second with 314 aided by 39 pins and Skinny Sylvestre finished third with a 30 pin handicap. Other top finishers included J. Dyer 306 J. McGonigle 302 M. Gendron 300 J. Audet 298 F. Patterson 298 H. Jones 293 KR Minuitti 287 and K. Lee 283. Prizes came from the league treasury as the event wrapped up and the league resumes Friday Jan 8.
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Biddeford-Saco
M. Gendron
J. Audet
F. Patterson
H. Jones
KR. Minuitti
K. Lee
Boxing results from Sacramento and Sardinia
In Sacramento, Baby Vasquez from Mexico knocked out Joey Olguin in the fourth round. In Sardinia, Andreas Silanos of Sardinia defeated Alberto Serti by decision after twelve rounds.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
Baby Vasquez
Mexico
Joey Olguin
Sassari
Sardinia
Andreas Silanos
Alberto Serti
Italy
Willis Reed Leads Offense In Scoring Burst
Scoring figures show rookie Willis Reed leading with 25 points and Wilt Chamberlain atop the Warriors with 46 points, finishing as the high scorer in the contest.
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Willis Reed
Chamberlain
Warriors
Sanford Triumphs Over St Louis 55 54 On Last Second Free Throw
Sanford Redskins edged St Louis Eagles 55 54 at Biddeford Junior High as Vic Scaccia sank a foul shot with four seconds left. Dick Agreste led St Louis with 12 in a tight game that saw Sanford rally from behind and force a final minute go ahead. St Louis Jayvees also won 61 53 in the prelim.
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St. Louis High
Sanford
Biddeford Junior High
Vic Scaccia
Mike Smith
Redskins
Eagles
Smith
Dick Agreste
Carlisle
Thayer
Costello
McCann
Garvine
Scaccia
Morin
Ricker
Kordalski
Allaire
EAGLE
Ray Arcand
St. Louis
Sanford Redskins
Biddeford
Industrial Lane Loop Rolloff Sets Holiday Handicap
The Men's Industrial League hosts its annual Christmas handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes tonight at 8. About 20 bowlers will each roll five games with handicaps based on averages. Entry remains open. listed averages and handicaps include Marcotte 106 50 and Desmarais 90 105 among others.
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Industrial League
Marcotte
Souliere
Milliard
Laflamme
Elliott
Camire
Smith
Townsend
Wormwood
la Course
Shaw
Moreau
Clark
Morin
Lemieux
Binette
Adams
Roy
Benson
Mooers
Ricker
Dubue
Desmarais
S. LaCourse
Demeulle
Bellefeuille
Descoteaux
R. Marcoux
D. Marcoux
St Josephs To Play Ten Games In Girls Basketball
St Josephs High announces a 10 game girls basketball schedule with five home and five away games. Returning players include co captains Michelle Belanger and Christine Pomerleau and a large list of seniors and juniors. New players join as JV co captains Joanne Petit and Suzanne Roy along with many others. The team opens January with games against Biddeford High, St Ignatius, St Thomas of Dover, Old Orchard Beach, and St Josephs Academy of South Berwick, continuing through February at several venues.
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Mike Pilon
Biddeford Junior High
Drive
Bruce C. Carlson
St. Louis
Old Orchard Beach
Sanford
St. Ignatius
Biddeford
Thornton
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Bob Cote
Eagles
Norm Descoteaux
Don Gagne
Ray Laliberte
Ray Ruel
Ernest Montambeau
Norm Gagne
Bob Audet
al Chretien
Maurice Boilard
Ralph Boisvert
Miami
Alan Ameche
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Harold Johnson
Marty Marshall
Detroit
Marshall
Johnson
Connie Mack
Ft. Myers
Fla
Milt Schmidt
Boston Bruins
Lynn Patrick
Ed Sandford
New York Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Bob Richards
Boston
Long Beach
Asia
Neil Serpico
New Hampshire University
Kentucky
Utah
Illinois
LaSalle
George Washington
St. Joseph's High
Ann Pullen
Michelle Belanger
Christine Pomerleau
Janet Bolduc
Lucille Cloutier
Kathleen Crocker
Nancy Danis
Sue Deschambeault
Diane Deschambeault
Claire Godbout
Patricia Grenier
Madeleine Labrecque
Suzanne Paquette
Lorraine Poirier
Diane Roy
Elizabeth Valliere
Rachel Theroux
Biddeford High
St. Ignatius Weg
St. Thomas of Dover, Ave
St. Joseph’s Academy of
South Berwick
St. Joseph’s Academy
St. Thomas
Winter Track Candidates at Thornton Academy
Forty eight candidates train for Thornton Academy winter track under Coach Randy White. Returning lettermen include Billy Shea Bobby Estes Rene Goupil Pete Scontras Bruce Burns and John Pearl. Goupil doubles in low hurdles Pearl runs 1000 yards as does a group of milers led by Pearl. The squad opens the season with Portland on January 16.
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Randy White
Thornton Academy
Portland
Maine
White
Billy Shea
Bobby Estes
Rene Goupil
Pete Scontras
Bruce Burns
Rusty Pike
John Pearl
Goupil
Pearl
Maroon
George Renell
Tommy Donald
Tommy Lambert
Bogdahn Kurlanska
Alan Savage
Steve Littlefield
John Campbell
James Sneider
Mike Willette
Ronnie Sargent
Steve Lamb
Frank Goodwin
Robert Reay
Leo Glass
Jack
Indiana Coach Joins Coaching Casualties
Indiana Coach Joins Coaching Casualties detailing Phil Dickens resignation from Indiana after seven years, moving to general manager duties, with four 1965 major college openings and multiple contemporaneous coach changes at Navy UCLA Pennsylvania and others. The article notes AAC meets in Chicago and lists several replacements and openings across several programs.
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Phil Dickens
Indiana
Wayne Hardin
Bill Barnes
John Stiegman
Dickens
Tennessee
Robert Neyland
Navy
UCLA
Pennsylvania
Hardin
Naval Academy
Barnes
Bruins’ Athletic Board
Stiegman
Penn
York Extends Winning Ways Against Wells
York High defeated Wells High 69 to 36 to remain undefeated at five wins. York used height and fast breaking offense to dominate in the second half with Lucas scoring 17 and Griffin 13, Taplin 12, and McCarthy 10. Wells is 0-5, with Darling leading Wells with 18 points noted.
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Wells
York High
Wells High
Wildcats
Frank Griffin
Rod Lucas
Dana Hansen
Dave Taplin
Joe McCarthy
Keith Darling
Don Briggs
Lucas
York
Griffin
Taplin
Hansen
McCarthy
Whitaker
Waddell
Durkesike
Rice
Welch Wells
Grant
Tufts
Briggs
Littlefield
Searles
Darling
P. Hutchins
R. Hutchins
Davis
Gourdouras
St. Mary’s JH Tops Biddeford in 43 37 Victory
St. Mary’s Junior High defeated Biddeford Junior High 43 to 37 on their home court. Cantara led Biddeford with 28 points while Lemay scored 17 for St. Mary’s. Nalette added 12 and Eon 10 for the winners.
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St. Mary’s
Biddeford
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