Maroon Defeats Morse In Saco Thriller
Thornton's comeback kids erased a 16 point first half deficit to beat Morse High School 60 to 57 at Linnell Gym in Saco. Gagnon led Bath with 14 points while Caddigan added 12 as Thornton applied a late zone press to overturn the Shipbuilders.
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Snow conditions shift as New England ski areas report varied bases
Weather and lift reports show scattered powder and packed powder surfaces across Maine to Connecticut with bases ranging from 4 to 58 inches. The U S Weather Bureau outlook predicts snow or sleet across most ski regions Tuesday, turning to mixed precipitation and colder temperatures by midweek.
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George Papcum Wins Area Rolloff At Roll-Away Lanes
George Papcum of the Hackers led a 27-bowler field at Roll-Away Lanes Elm Street Biddeford last night with a 587 scratch total and a 65 pin handicap for a 652. Steve Foss of Foss Metal was second one pin back with 651 after a 606 scratch and 5 pin handicap. Ernest Lush of the Hackers placed third with 627 and 65 extra pins. Bob Plessis of Ted's Gulf posted a 141 high game for nonwinners.
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Phoenix Win Puts Seattle Back In Race
Seattle end its 10 game skid with a 1st Phoenix win as coach Al Bianchi eyes climbing the Western Division. Bob Rule and Art Harris led Seattle with 24 points apiece, while Jerry West scored 40 for Los Angeles in a 131 126 overtime victory over San Diego. Indiana beat Kentucky 110 93 as Mel Daniels and Bob Netolicky combined for 46 points.
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Bruins Struck by Injuries Ahead of Rangers Game
Boston Bruins list Johnny Bucyk Eddie Shack and Gary Doak as doubtful for the New York trip with Doak sidelined by a back strain and a groin pull Shack out since December with a shoulder injury and Bucyk out after two games. Rookies Erickson Harrison and Smith to fill in as the team chases a strong road stretch.
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Bruins Open Home Stretch As AP No.1
UCLA remains the top team after winning the ECAC Holiday Festival in New York and holding every first place vote. Davidson rises to No.2 after beating Maryland and Texas and Kentucky advances to No.3 with a 110 90 win over Notre Dame. Kansas Santa Clara Detroit Illinois climb. North Carolina drops to No.4 after St John s upset in MSG semifinal.
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Alcindor Leads Bruins to Holiday Festival Victory
Alcindor and the UCLA Bruins dominate the ECAC Holiday Festival final in New York defeating St. John’s 74-56 for the title. Scott and Clark pace North Carolina in third, Kansas tops Oklahoma State, and Mikan leads Minnesota over Detroit as multiple top teams clash nationwide with strong performances and notable lineups.
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Celtics Open Road Trip With Royals Clash
Boston meets Cincinnati in an afternoon game at the Garden launching a grueling six games in seven days road swing. The Celtics then face Phoenix San Diego San Francisco Seattle on successive dates as they chase division leaders amid a 12-5 road mark and third place in the East.
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Guy Fortin Wins Second Handicap Event
Guy Fortin won the annual New Year’s handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes in Biddeford last night, posting 604 with a 90 handicap to edge Lee Morin by one pin. Morin had 603 with 70 handicap. Dave Letellier was third with 602 and 55 handicap.
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Hockey Results National Hockey League Monday’s Schedule
NHL results recap shows no games on Monday with only two scheduled matchups listed: Montreal at Pittsburgh and Minnesota at Detroit. No additional outcomes or standings provided in readable text.
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Winners Listed In Two-Man Bowling Match At Pastime Lanes
Last night at Pastime Lanes Biddeford six teams competed in a two man rolloff on five strings. Marcel Roberge and Leo Beaulieu won with 1 006 total. Mel Gould and Harry Goldthwaite were second with 1 077. Paul Binette and Leroy Kalex earned high team single with 242 in the second string. Other teams finished 1 075, 1 062, 1 015, and 939. Another rolloff will be held soon, officials say.
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NBA Scores Roundup From Opener Night
Pro Basketball results feature Chicago 108 over San Francisco 97 and Seattle 120 over Phoenix 118 while Los Angeles 131 defeats San Diego 126 and Cincinnati faces Boston in overtime. ABA action sees Indiana 110 beat Kentucky 93 with Los Angeles 97 edging Dallas 95.
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Knights of Columbus Bowlers Resume Season Clash
The K of C bowling league restarts Thursday at 6:30 P M at 20th Century Lanes Fra Street Biddeford eight teams compete. Browns sit first followed by Colts and Redskins as Bears Giants Lions Packers Colts Eagles duel near standings in race for 1969 crown.
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Boston State clinches Cod Fish Bowl with OT win
Boston State erased a 4-1 deficit to force an overtime period and then defeated American International 5-4 after John Ready scored at 2:36 of sudden death. Pete Late, Orne y Joe Mazaferro, Terry Barry and Bob Russell sparked the rally to tie it. Kentucky at Minnesota New York at Indiana.
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