Wells Edges Kennebunk In Holiday Tournament Final
Wells Hurley leading 18-16 after first, Lee Gove scores 27 with key third quarter, Charley Jepson seals win with two free throws in final seconds to beat Kennebunk 67-65 at Wells High School Christmas Tournament. Massabesic tops Old Orchard Beach 65-63 in overtime. Gove and Jepson pace Wells.
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Kentucky mauls Notre Dame to hand Irish first loss
Kentucky pounded Notre Dame 102-78 as Jack Givens scored 30 points and Jay Shidler added 10. Notre Dame, previously unbeaten, saw its eight game win streak end while Kentucky improved to 1 loss this season. Other top results included San Francisco winning the Rainbow Classic and Cincinnati taking the Super Bowl in college results.
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Deering trips Biddeford in Christmas test
In Portland the fifth place game of the Big Eight Christmas Tournament saw Biddeford bench players excel against Deering but fall 71-63. Stu Hutchins led Deering with 17 points while Ron Perreault paced Biddeford with 10. South Portland won the tournament title 65-61 over Cheverus in the championship.
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Orr tops New England sports in 1976 diary year
The year’s highlight was Bobby Orr dominating New England sports, from knee saga to becoming Chicago Blackhawks assistant coach. The Patriots rose to their first playoff berth in 13 years after trading Jim Plunkett, while Cowens vanished from the Celtics and the Red Sox stumbled in a Bicentennial season.
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