Weekend Basketball Action Sparks Biddeford Schedule
Schoolboys launch a busy weekend of basketball with Biddeford High hosting Alumni and St. Louis this evening. Tomorrow features Old Orchard Beach vs St Ignatius and Biddeford vs Cheverus, followed by Thornton Academy visiting Morse in Bath as the Shipbuilders seek a key Western Maine lead.
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Edward Little
Neault Wins Inter-league Handicap Rolloff at 20th Century Lanes
Maurice Neault of Lee's Studio tops the Inter-league handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes with 613 on a 70 pin handicap. Norm Allie and Herbie Aguiar place second and third with 584 and 582, set to clash again next Thursday as consolation awards go to Fern Gagnon, Buster Desmarais and Jerry Plourde.
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S. Foss
Bathgate Leads NHL Scoring as Rangers Rout Bruins
New York and Bathgate surged to a league lead as Bathgate netted one goal and four assists for 37 points, edging Frank Mahovlich of Toronto. The Rangers bombed Boston 9-3, their highest scoring game in 11 years, with Ingarfield and Prentice each scoring twice. Ed Johnston left midway after nose repairs. Bruins head to Chicago next.
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Chileago
Hockey Results From Associated Press Thursday
New York beat Boston 9 to 3 in Thursday hockey action. Saturday schedule includes Chicago at Toronto and Detroit at Montreal. Standings show New York and Boston high in the W L T columns with points totals and team records listed.
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Liston Patterson Rematch A Distinct Possibility
New York AP report says a Liston Patterson rematch for the heavyweight title remained a possible outcome after a clandestine meeting among promoters and advisors. Promoter Tom Bolan indicates talks with Patterson and Liston camp reps could lead to a March or April bout, possibly in Baltimore or Las Vegas, pending contract writing. The dispute centers on purse and WBA position, with Patterson’s side facing potential WBA suspensions if a rematch occurs now.
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Nevada
Emile Bruneau
Liston- Patterson
Chicago
Giants See 1962 Title Game Different From 61
New York Giants star Y A Tittle and teammates vow no excuses as they prepare for the NFL title rematch with Green Bay at Yankee Stadium. After a 37 0 loss in 1961 they aim to reverse the outcome, with coach Allie Sherman predicting a stronger Packers club in 1962.
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Nats Dominate Knicks 128 92 In Syracuse Rout
Syracuse blasted New York 128 to 92 in the NBA doubleheader windup, leading by as many as 45 points as the Knicks struggled to score. The victory followed Boston’s 108 102 win over San Francisco in the opening game, with 8 963 fans attending in Syracuse.
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Powerful Line Leads Rangers Rout Of Bruins
The reassembled Bathgate Prentice Ingarfield line sparked the Rangers to a 9 3 victory over the Bruins. Bathgate had a goal and four assists to lead the circuit with 37 points, while Ingarfield added two goals and three assists and Prentice totaled two goals and two assists. It was Bathgate’s sixth straight game with a score.
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New England Ski Conditions Bulletin Mixed Powder Readouts
The Boston AP ski bulletin lists Maine from Mt. Abram to Sugarloaf with packed powder durations from 1 to 24 inches, many sites rated good to excellent while some show thin spots or bare patches. New Hampshire reports mostly packed powder with good lower runs and some thin sections, Vermont entries note excellent upper terrain at Jay Peak and Smugglers Notch with substantial powder at middle elevations.
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Loyola Ramblers Use Squashed Basket In All-College Win
Loyola of Chicago defeated Arkansas 81-62 to move into the All-College Tournament semifinals. Coach George Ireland praised Paul Marshalls for trimming the rim to 15 inches, a change the Ramblers used in six weeks of practice to boost their high scoring offense. Other tourney results followed as college teams chased holiday glory.
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Paul Marshalls
Loyola of Chicago
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Oklahoma City
Marschalls
Loyola
George Ireland
Pierre, S.C
Naismith
Ireland
Havlicek Sparks Celtics Rally Past Warriors in Syracuse
Havlicek, the rookie from Ohio State, propelled Boston to a 108 102 comeback over the San Francisco Warriors in Syracuse. He scored 10 of 12 in the final period as Boston erased a 12 point deficit led by Wilt Chamberlain 32 for the Warriors and Sam Jones 32 for Boston.
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Bob Cousy
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John Havlicek
Ohio State
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Boston
NBA
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Wilt Chamberlain
Sam Jones
Boston Edges San Francisco 108 102 in NBA Thriller
Boston beat San Francisco 108 to 102 as Syracuse topped New York 128 to 92 and Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 111 to 95 in ABL action. Multiple games scheduled including Boston at Cincinnati and San Francisco at New York with standings noted for the Eastern Division.
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Wide Open Bowl Games Anticipated For New Year’s Day
Bowl planners expect high scoring showdowns as LSU faces Penn State in the Gator Bowl and East West Shrine and Blue Gray games prep for offensive showcases. Oklahoma and Southern California eye Rose Bowl berth amid injuries while Arkansas and Ole Miss prep for Sugar and Orange Bowls.
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Top Ranked Ohio State Outlasts Butler 66 62 in Tight Finish
Ohio State, led by Gary Bradds with 24 points, fought a tough Butler challenge to win 66-62. Kentucky breezed past Dartmouth 95-49 in another college basketball clash.
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Honey Boy Whitney defeats Randell in London featherweights
In London last night, Honey Boy Whitney of Washington D C aged 150 outweighed Rocky Randell of Houston to win on points. Howard Winston of England stopped Teddy Rand of Los Angeles in the featherweight bout.
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Houston
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England
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Los Angeles
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