Westbrook edges Thornton on last second shot
Westbrook nipped Thornton Academy 83 82 at Linnell Gym as Gary Randall hit a game winning basket after a late rally by the Maroon and Gold. Westbrook led early 21 5 and held the lead through three periods before Thornton tied and then fell short in a high scoring finish. Dantine led Westbrook with 25 points while Caouette paced Thornton with 24.
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Deering High
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All-Star Pro Basketball Quintets Are Selected
New York AP reports the NBA named four unanimous picks Oscar Robertson Bill Russell Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West for the two All Star squads to meet in St Louis Jan 15. Eastern and Western teams include eight players each with two more to be added by coaches.
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Souliere Wins Trade League Handicap Rolloff
Souliere of Souliere’s Service Station capped the Trade League handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes last night with a 638 total on a 60 pin handicap, edging 18 bowlers. Paul Gagnon of Lamontagne’s Plumbers 631, Steve Foss 604, and high out of the money awards included Lefebvre 112 Boisvert 127 Martel 112 Oliver 122.
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Souliere
Nornual Trade League
Paul Gagnon
Lamontagne’s
Steve Foss
Foss Metal
Guerin Makes Winning Debut As Hoop Pilot
St Louis Hawks debut coach Richie Guerin watched his team beat the San Francisco Warriors 122 to 104 in a run and gun style. Guerin said the win came with minimal changes and praised players for executing the new plays and faster break. No other NBA games were on Tuesday night.
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Saco Eighth Graders Rally Past Beach Quintet 57 45
Saco eighth graders defeated Old Orchard Beach 57 to 45 yesterday at Thornton Academy Linnell Gym in Junior High League play. LaMarre scored 14, Lane 12, and Sait and Gray 10 each. top scorer Johnny Fitzgerald had 22 points, followed by Tucker with 15 as Saco led by 10 at halftime and maintained the margin.
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Gray
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Tucker
Hawks Extend Unbeaten Streak
NEW YORK AP Bobby Hull powered the Chicago Black Hawks past the New York Rangers 4 2 to stretch their unbeaten run to 11 games and move into a tie for first place Hull fired eight shots at Jacques Plante with six clinching shots and two softies for his 30th and 31st goals of the season His pace on a 50 goal season remains well ahead of last year’s record pace by Rocket Richard and Bernie Geoffrion.
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National Hockey League
New York Ranger
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Bernie Geoffrion
Seagulls Edge South Berwick In Court Action
Old Orchard Beach defeats South Berwick 66-58 in schoolboy basketball at Memorial Gym. McVicar scores 22 for the Seagulls while Gagne 19 and Caldwell 11 pace Old Orchard Beach. Stover leads South Berwick with 15 points as the Jayvees win 48-44 in prelim.
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Rollie Gagne
Doug Caldwell
Roscoe Stover
Dave Stanfield
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Michaud
McVicar
Brousseau
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Caldwell
Timberlake
Durfee
Lariviere
Stover
Roussin
Eastman
Kerry
Ham
Goodwin
Lanovette
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Eaton
Renaud
Thyng
Williams
Ladies Challenger's Rolloff Set Tonight
The Twin City ladies challenger's rolloff is tonight at 20th Century Lanes at 7. Twenty or more bowlers are expected to compete, each bowling five strings, with top finishers earning a shot at the dia dem title currently held by Miss Annabelle Cleary. Twin Cities residents may enter and the entry list stays open until rolloff time.
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Twin Cities
Cinderella Baseball Leads Maine Sports Year 1964
Larry Eldridge notes Maine's Black Bears as the top state sports story in 1964 with Cinderella baseball reaching Omaha after Yankee Conference title wins and NCAA regional upsets. Joe Ferris earned MVP honors while Dick DeVarney and Paul Soule set passing and rushing records in football and Colby, Bates, Bowdoin led in other sports.
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Associated Press
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Ken Stone
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Gorham State Teachers College
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Bates
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Omaha
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Southern California
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Polar Bears
Glasses grow common on basketball courts across local teams
Snow and gym news mix as local clubs note increasing use of sports glasses among players. Biddeford High eyes an athletic field plan via AFAC to cut tax costs. Edi Mall named director of Mt Cranmore Ski School. Maine wardens switch to snowmobiles for patrols. Biddeford High wrestling heads to MIT Journey in Boston. Thorn ton indoor track opens January 16. Historic hockey, college scores, and a Panda Ski Club plan fill the rest of the page.
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Wichita Coach Gets Philadelphia Shock
Wichita coach Gary Thompson blasted hostile Philly fans and officiating after his 10th ranked Wheatshockers fell 77-69 to St. Joseph's in the Quaker City Basketball Tournament final. St. Joseph's boat-raced the foul line 20 of 29 while Wichita shot 13 of 15. The Hawks extended the Hawks extended the 10 game unbeaten streak and claimed the title. Indiana, Miami, Davidson, Penn State, Baylor and others crowed in various holiday tournaments across the country.
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