Winter Olympics Open In France With Pomp And Pairs Of Stars
The 10th Winter Games open in Grenoble with Gen Charles De Gaulle among 80 000 spectators. Jean Claude Killy Monti and Miss Fleming loom large as medal hopes while 1 500 athletes from 37 nations march into the stadium. Weather turns clear after a storm. events begin with alpine and ice disciplines amid high expectations and strong rivalries.
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McKenzie Ends Scoring Famine In Bruins Win
ROSTAN AD Vatawan reports McKenzie breaks scoring drought to power Bruins to victory. Bruins guard scores pivotal points as team edges opponent, securing a decisive win and boosting season momentum.
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Holy Cross Yale Vie For BCs Top Spot
Holy Cross and Yale push to top New England college basketball perch after key upsets. Holy Cross beat Boston College 89-82 to boost ninth win in 15. Keith Hochstein and Ed Sindut each 30 points. Yale beat Harvard 88-76 as Ivy action heats up with trips to Princeton and Penn looming.
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Palmer Captures Desert Classic for Third Time
Palmer wins the Bob Hope Desert Classic at Bermuda Dunes to repeat as champion for a third time. Deane Beman led after 90 holes with 12 under, but Palmer birdied the final regulation hole and won in a sudden-death playoff. Travel by spectators included Dwight Eisenhower and Ronald Reagan as Palmer finished with a 260-yardapproach and a 18 inch eagle chance that failed.
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Warriors Post Second Win Against Kennebunk Rams
Wells Warriors beat Kennebunk Rams 81 to 53 led by six foot Steve Libby with 26 points. Wells built a 16 5 first period start and led 31 20 at halftime before widening the gap each frame. Andy Dufort 18 Brian Clark 14 and Wes Lord 12 bolstered Wells while Pete Landry 12 led Kennebunk in a losing effort as Wells avenged a previous setback and extended their season series lead.
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Pro Basketball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday Results
The Associated Press reports Sunday results with New York 110 over Boston 108 and St Louis 106 over Cincinnati 100. Detroit 117 defeated Baltimore 115 while Philadelphia topped San Francisco 141 to 117 and Los Angeles beat Seattle 137 to 130.
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Burns Falls in Both Ends of Sanford Junior High Doubleheader
Sanford eighth graders won 55 33 as Burns trailed by seven in the third period and sank only three in the final frame. Seventh graders led by Paquin with six and Keef Bou cher four each beat Burns 31 19. Scorers included Warner eight and Strickland six for Burns, with Bouchard five and McKenney four in eighth grade play.
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Arizona Edges New Mexico In Rough Pac 12 clash
Arizona outlasted New Mexico 69-68 as Dick Root suffered a cut jaw and mild concussion while Greg Howard was ejected for unsportsmanlike conduct late. Mike Kordik scored 24 for Arizona as Lindstrom left with a facial cut. In separate action Marquette upset DePaul 58-53 with punches thrown, prompting ejections.
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Hockey standings and results snapshot
East and West Division standings show Montreal Chicago Boston New York Toronto Detroit and Philadelphia Minnesota St Louis Pittsburgh Oakland with points wins losses ties goals for and against. Saturday results include Montreal beating Los Angeles 5 1 and multiple tied and won games across the circuit while no games are scheduled today with Dallas at Oakland Indiana at Pittsburgh New Orleans at Minnesota.
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St Anthonys Quintet Dazzles Sacopee Valley
St Anthony's high school team overwhelmed Sacopee Valley 98 to 45 in a Saturday game led by Ray Zemaitis with 41 points. Striupaitis and Misevicius added 14 each as the Friars controlled the boards and led every period. Stacey led Sacopee with 17 points.
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Thornton Academy Triumphant in Portland Track Meet
Thornton Academy defeated Cheverus High of Portland and Westbrook 81 56 52 to win a three team meet. TA captured 10 of 18 top honors led by wins from Welch in intermediate 40 yards and Poisson in junior 150 and relay victories.
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Saucier Edges Forcier In Real Thriller
Saucier advances to the Western Maine cages eliminations semi finals by defeating Cory Forcier at 20th Century Lanes in a close match. He wins 2373 to 2327, riding a 259 bonus from six strikes and 31 spares to overcome Forcier's 246 from similar play amid a March of Dimes benefit.
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