Porter Maintains Scoring Lead as Undefeated Keystone Streak Continues
Porter holds a 341 to 248 edge over Kennewunk in the area scoring race with 228 points moving from third to lead. Beaulieu climbs to 230 and trails Pierce by 18 while Lada Paul Twomey of Biddeford remains fifth with 206. Thornton Academy fills top 10 with Staples 178, McNabb 172, Dennis 148 as the balanced lineup stays over 100 points per starter.
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Buckeyes Rival for All Time Elite Repeats Upset Winning Run
Ohio State the nation’s top ranked team with 17 straight victories cruises past Iowa 89-63 to claim first in the Big Ten with seven league games left. Jerry Lucas scores 24 as Don Nelson leads Iowa with 29. Other Big Ten results include Mississippi State’s 17th win and Colorado’s 6th straight league triumph.
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Cousey Considers Retirement After season
Bob Cousy of the Boston Celtics says retirement thoughts are being entertained but no decision will come until after the NBA season. He notes it is getting tougher to play and the choice may change after rest periods.
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Ohio State Extends Lead In AP Poll Dominance
Ohio State remains undefeated and top ranked in the AP poll with a 16 game winning streak after crushing Northwestern 97 41. Kentucky climbs to second as Cincinnati holds third after wins over Drake Houston and North Texas State.
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Birdie Tebbetts backs Braves for pennant race
Milwaukee Braves manager Birdie Tebbetts expresses strong belief in the team. He cites pitching depth and speed, rookie progress, and return of Del Crandall as key factors. Tebbetts rates six-team pennant contention and highlights veterans Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette.
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Stagg 99 in hospital after knee ailment in Stockton
Amos Alonzo Stagg legendary football coach, 99, diagnosed with inflamed knee at Cameron Hospital Stockton California. His son Dr Paul Stagg, University of the Pacific administrator, reports not in serious condition though age raises risk. Stagg, famed Yale All American end 1889, coached at Springfield College, Chicago, University of the Pacific, and Susquehanna before final advisory stint in Stockton and retirement in 1960.
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Hockey Results Schedule Lists Midweek Matchups
No games Monday or Tuesday. On Wednesday Detroit meets New York and Boston faces Toronto in the hockey schedule.
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Big Eight and Southern Conference matchups feature clutch scoring
In college basketball action on page six Nebraska edged Oklahoma State 57-56 behind key plays, Missouri overcame Kansas 79-66, and Lemoyne fell 53-46 as Nebraska earned its eighth straight win. Virginia Tech held off Furman 74-72 with Howard Pardue delivering 30 points and a decisive basket, while George Washington beat Virginia 82-75 with Jon Feldman scoring 35.
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Veterans Still Drive at Roosevelt Raceway Fall Meet
At Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York veteran harness drivers remain active amid a generation of young talents. Joe Hylan 69 is the oldest driver, joined by Earl Avery 67 Paul Vineyard 66 and Sacher Werner among others still racing.
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