Austrian toboggan duo win as U S skates through scare
At Innsbruck the Soviet Union adds to its medal haul while Jim Higgins and Ron Walters of California escape serious injury after their toboggan spins on the Igls course. Claudia Boyarskikh of the Soviet Union wins her second gold in the women 5 000 meters cross country as Russia leads with 21 medals.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Soviet Union
Josef Feistmant
Manfred Stengl
Jim Higgins
San Gabriel
Calif
Ron Walters
Garden Grove
Higgins
Walters
Mihrja Lehtonen
Finland
Alevtina Kolchina
Russia
Miss Boyerskikh
Sverdlovsk
U.S
Feistmantl
Stengl
Reinhold Senn
Helmut Thaler
Walter Ausserdorfer
Sigistredo Mair
Wichita Shockers remain unbeaten in AP era basketball surge
Wichita's 65-60 win over Chicago Loyola extended their unbeaten stretch to 11 straight, 15 of 16, bringing their season record to 17-3. Dave Stallworth boosted his Wichita scoring total to 1,297 as Ernie Moore led the Shockers with 24.
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Associated Press
Wichita Wheatshockers
Shockers
Chicago Loyola
Ohio State
Ledger
Ramblers
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Loyola Ramblers
Ernie Moore
Hunter
Vic Rouse
Virginia Tech
Minnesota Manager Sees Bright Future For Twins
AP report from Quincy Massachusetts previews a hopeful 1964 for the Minnesota Twins after a 1963 third place finish. Harm on Killebrew Camilo Pascual Jim Kaat Dick Stigman Tony Oliva and others are cited as key returnees with improved defense and pitching depth expected.
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Twins
Quincy
Mass
Harmon Killebrew
Camilo Pascual
Jim Kaat
Dick Stigman
Jim Roland
Killebrew
Bob Allison
Jimmie Hall
Tony Oliva
Dallas-Fort Worth
Tony
Rich Rollins
Zoilo Versailles
Bernie Allen
Bernie
Hall
Allison
Earl Battey
Pascual
Stigman
Kaat
Roland
Jim Perry
Gary Dotter
Lee Stange
Bill Pleis
Garry Roggenburk
Bill Dailey
Bill Fischer
Fights Last Night Scorecard Report
Boxing results from New York Sacramento and Corpus Christi show wins by Kellogg and Sanchez with knockouts. Cassidy outpointed. Roots stops Shores in a knockout at 8 rounds. Zamora and others are listed with weights and locations from the card.
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Associated Press
New York
Bobby Cassidy
Levittown
N.Y
A Olivera
Puerto Ric
Corpus Christi
Tex
Eloy Sanchez
Mexico
Blackie Zamora
Sacramento
Calif
Fred Roots
Teddy Shores
Reno
Nev
Bryant to Rest After $300,000 Post Settlement
Alabama coach Paul Bryant will rest after accepting a $300,000 tax free settlement from Curtis Publishing Co. over two Saturday Evening Post articles. The deal covers $275,000 for the alleged fix article and $25,000 for the violence allegation, ending a libel suit that began in January 1963.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Paul Bryant
Saturday Evening Post
Bryant
U.S. District Court
Birmingham
Agaist Curtis Publishing Co
University of Georgia
Wallace Butts
Hopes Dimming For Last Place Bruins
New York AP reports the Boston Bruins sit ten points behind the playoffs as they face the fourth place New York Rangers in a key matchup. Boston plans a young call up center Ron Schock from Niagara Falls Flyers for a two game amateur tryout this weekend at Boston Garden. Schock scored 30 amateur goals this season and will play Detroit and Montreal, with remaining games looming.
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NEW York
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Boston
Bruins
NHL
Ron Schock
Niagara Falls
Ont
Flyers
Schock
Detroit
Montreal
Boston Garden
Rangers
Intramural Basketball Lions vs Bears Tigers
Lions face Bears in intramural action with Lang Parsons Whit and Evans leading Lions scoring. Bears counter with Poirier Baiguy Cyr La vigne and Emerson while Tigers feature Nova Cote Lemilin Petrin and Roberge as officials Faucher.
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Poirier
Baiguy
Paquette
Ayotte
Cyr
Lavigne
Emerson
Tigers
Nova
Cote
Lemilin
Petrin
Jacques
Roberge
Doris
Doyon
Faucher
Pro Basketball Tuesday NBA Results
The results show San Francisco 118 beating Detroit 79 and Cincinnati 118 defeating Los Angeles 100. Boston won 113 to 101 over St. Louis, while Baltimore edged New York 137 to 134. Eastern and Western standings are listed with teams and records.
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National Basketball Association
THE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Detroit
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Medalist McDermott Returns To Barbershop After Gold
US speed skater Terry McDermott heads back to his barber chair in Michigan after winning America’s first gold at the Winter Olympics. He will skip longer races, citing financial aims and shop commissions, and plans to return Monday. He defeated Russia’s Evgeny Grishin to claim the 600 meter title, ending Soviet dominance. McDermott, from Essexville, works in Bay City, trimming hair at $1.75 a head between skating wins.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Terry McDermott
America
McDermott
Russia
Evgeny Grishin
Richard Terence
Terry
Essexville, Mich
Essexville
Bay City
Bunny Hebert
Michigan
Tigers and Gulls Triumph In Area Basketball Action
Biddeford defeated Sanford 76-65 at Steve White Memorial Gym led by Paul Twomey 30 points as Westbrook topped Thornton 68-54. Old Orchard Beach beat Kennebunk 84-75 with Steve Dowd scoring 37. York beat Wells 68-52 and Kennebunk Jayvees won 58-46.
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Sanford
Thornton
Westbrook
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk
York
Wells
Biddeford ‘Tigers
Art Descoteaux
Paul Twomey
Bill Harriman
Jeff Sandler
Chuck Clifford
Twomey
Bill Day
Biddeford
Bob’ Boothby
Richer
David
Rowe
Thornton Academy
Westbrook High
Linnell Gymnasium
Blazers
Bob Wade
Ken Pike
Dave Adams
Bill Folsom
Adams
Mike Mazerall
Steve Dowd
Kennebunk Rams
Roland Gagne
Gulls
Rams
Old Orchard
Kennebunk Jayvees
York High
Frank Twombly
Tommy Griffin
Bob Alexander
Don Bridges
Maine
York Jayvees
Clifford
Chasse
Sandler
Demers
Day
Goodwin
Hebert
Saucier
Harriman
Dunton
Landry
Cote
Miles
Caouette
Reuben
Kimball
Bergeron
Petit
Janson
Polackwich
Sutherland and
Furr
S. Old Orchard Beach
Dowd
Prendergast
Caldwell
McVicar
Gagne
Stevens
Peacock
Timberlake
Potvin
Smith
Crown
McDonald
Velours
Reid
Seaward
Stirk
McLean
OOB
Golden
Bennett
Erie Cote
Linewell
Blue Blazers
Ken Luce
Bill Randall
Ted Wilcox
Dave Rowe
Dennis Merrill
Warriors Take Western Lead With 39-Point Victory
The San Francisco Warriors routed Detroit 118-79 to seize control of the NBA West. Wilt Chamberlain scored 38 as Detroit managed just 11 points in the first quarter and 18 in the final period. St Louis fell to Boston 113-101 while Los Angeles lost 118-100 without Jerry West. Baltimore edged New York 137-134 in overtime.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
National Basketball Association
Detroit
Pistons
Warriors
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Celtics
New York
Los Angeles
Jerry West
Royals
Baltimore
Knickerbockers
Wilt Chamberlain
Kennebunk Lassies Sweep BHS Sextets
The Kennebunk High girls edged Biddeford High 33 to 30 as Judy Milligan led winners with 15 points and Priscilla Beaulieu topped the game with 16.
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Kennebunk High
Biddeford High
Judy Milligan
Priscilla Beaulieu
St Louis Grammar Wins Area Junior High Title
St Louis Junior High edged Biddeford Junior High 55 to 48 at Steve White Gym to claim the area title. Ronnie Cote and Ray Belanger starred for St Louis with late game surge while Roger Beaulieu and Mike Lamb led Biddeford with 16 and 12 points respectively. Officials Beaudette and Goudouros supervised the match that swung before the final minutes.
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St. Louis Junior High
Biddeford Junior High
Steve White
Western Maine Board
Ronnie Cote
Ray Belanger
Roger Beaulieu
Mike Lamb
Biddeford
St. Louis Jr. High
R. Cote
Camire
Belanger
Simard
Daigle
Rocheford
Biddeford Jr
High
Truman
Cantara
Beaulieu
Harriman
Labbe
Lamb
St. Louis
Beaudette
Goudouros
Celtics Rally Past Hawks for Seventh Win in New York
Boston defeated Atlanta 115 to 101 in New York as Bill Russell led with 28 points while Tom Sanders added as Bob Pettit reached 19,167 career points. Celtics head to College Park for a four game stretch starting tomorrow.
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Boston
Celtics
Hawks
New York
Celts
College Park
Baltimore Bullets
Boston Garden
Knicks
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
Bill Russell
Tom Sanders
Tables Turned On Baseball Stars
Year apart, Lee Thomas and Jim Maloney shift from rising to faltering status then reclaim peaks with 1963 form. Maloney threads a 23-7 season with 2.77 ERA and 265 strikeouts, while Thomas slumps to .220 with nine homers and 55 RBI amid Angels’ slide. Johnny Podres and others sign as Mets, Dodgers, and Yankees ink deals in a busy signing day.
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New York
Lee Thomas
Los Angeles Angels
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
Thomas
Angels
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Ees
Maloney
Ciney
Sandy Koufax
Milwaukee Braves
Johnny Podres
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