Tony Conigliaro Eyes Comeback With Red Sox
Tony Conigliaro, nearly blinded in 1967, speaks at 29 about a planned return to baseball with the Boston Red Sox. He worked out in Florida regaining strength and timing, aims for spring training, and expresses determination despite long absence and past remarks about the Sox.
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Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Florida
Conigliaro
Greater Boston
Red Sox
Tony
California Angels
Dick O'Connell
Angels
Tony C
Nahant
Harvard
O'Connell
Frank Malzone
Malzone
Shoot Off Winners Named At Elks Lodge Event
Winners announced for the Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks Shoot Off held at Thornton Academy with entrants from 27 area schools. Girls winners Katie Curtis Terry Millette Denise Perreault. boys winners David Jamieson Anthony Cannizzo Royal Fournier.
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Biddeford-Saco
Katie Curtis
Fairfield School
Saco
Terry Millette
St. Andre’s School
Biddeford
Denise Perreault
David Jamieson
Notre Dame School
Anthony Cannizzo
Burns School
Brad Leach
Thornton Academy
Linnell Gym
Academy
Top College Hoop Tournaments Abound in Holiday Week
Louisville, Southern California, South Carolina and Providence lead a crowded holiday hoops slate. Louisville hosts the Holiday Classic. USC plays in New York. South Carolina and Providence meet in Ocean State Holiday. Other events include Rainbow Classic, All College Tourney, Far West Classic, Gator Bowl, and Big Eight events with multiple first round matchups.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Southern California
South Carolina
Providence
Cardinals
New York
R. I
Friars
Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Portland
Ore
Kansas City
Greenville
N.C
Jacksonville
Fla
Western Kentucky
Purdue
Florida State
Madison Square
Imm de Luisa
Villanova
San Jose State
Centenary
University of Pacific
Xavier
Ohio
Boston College
Arizona State
Oregon
Creighton
Washington hires Kent State coach Don James
Seattle note reports Kent State University coach Don James was chosen to replace resigning Jim Owens as Washington’s head football coach. New York dispatch says Central Michigan was voted No 1 in the final 1974 AP college division poll.
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Jim Owens
University of Washington
New York
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Michigan
Associated Press
Allen Turns Trainer as Dick Allen Becomes Thoroughbred Handler
Dick Allen, former AL homer leader traded from the Chicago White Sox to the Atlanta Braves, passes trainer’s exam at Keystone Race Track. He owns seven horses and four more at Keystone, and plans to stay active in racing while hinting at a return to play somewhere next year.
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Keystone Race Track
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Donald H. Shanklin
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Shanklin
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Braves
Jenkintown
Philadelphia
Japan
Volleyball standings shift after Monday's results
West Point Pepperell and Gerry's Mobil each drop from unbeaten status with losses to Boucher's Electric and Tradesmen respectively. Howdy's upsets Rochambeau Club while Red Door Tavern, after forfeiting, wins three straight games against Journal. Standings list Pepperell and Mobil at five wins, others varying.
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West Point
Pepperell
Gerry’s Mobil
Red Door Tavern
Journal
D& R Sign
Sports den
Papa Joes
Joe T. Letellier
West- Point Pepperell
Gerry
Mobil
Boucher
Binette Wins Ninth Pastime Lanes Rolloff Championship
Paul Binette claimed the ninth weekly Pastime Lanes rolloff with a 673 combined total helped by 65 pins. Bert Godbout finished second at 664 with a 30 pin handicap and a 147 high single. Godbout also hit the 192 bonus shot. Thirty bowlers competed. next event set for Saturday at 2:30.
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Paul Binette
Bert Godbout
Godbout
Dick Boutin
Ray Petrin
Roland Dube
Jean Dube
al Pepin
Lou Lachance
Steve Foss
Harold Dee
Armand Gilbert
Dave Montpas
Bob Lamontagne
Butch Lehoux
John Henderson
Dick Couture
George Dube
Jerry Bissonnette
John Selim
John Barriault
Bob Bouthot
Ralph Nolette
Paul Lamontagne
Paul Gregoire
Don Bolduc
Jacques Dube
Dick Choroszy
Dick Grant
Lee Kalex
Jerry Dube
Ledoux Wins Lane Rolloff In 20th Century Lanes Meet
Ledoux tops the men’s handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes with 585 leading Paul Binette 580 and Herve Paul 575. Binette second, Paul third as others post scores from 569 down to 529. The event offered a shot at a 160 jackpot, which went unclaimed, and the next handicap rolloff is set for Monday at 7:45 with entries urged to note the new start time.
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Syl Ledoux
Paul Binette
Herve Paul
Ledoux
Binette
Paul
R. Bolduc
P Paquin
J. Provencher
R. Roy
R. Goudreau
A. Genest
E. Pullen
N. Roy
D. Pullen
N. Gourdoros
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