Westbrook tops Thornton in overtime 74 64 in a tight clash
Mike Mazerall scored six points in overtime lifting Westbrook to a 74 64 win over Thornton after a game that saw Westbrook lead 19 18 at first break and Thornton rally to lead at halftime. Dennis McNabb tied the game late. Mazerall then sealed the victory with six overtime points. Westbrook improves to 13 4. Thornton JV won 47 43.
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Mike Mazerall
Westbrook
Thornton Academy
Thornton
Blue Blazes
Ricky Swan
Dennis McNabb
Mazerall
Dick Billings
Terry Waterman
Pro Boxing Expected To Continue In New York
In Albany a legislative committee votes to allow professional boxing to continue in New York with reforms. Gov Rockefeller defers to the legislature as the Republican majority considers abolition. The committee will draft a report for the GOP controlled legislature in 2 to 3 weeks.
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Pro Boxing
New York
Albany
N.Y
New York State
Senate
Assembly
Nelson Rockefeller
Benny
Kid) Paret
Madison Square Garden
Hayward H. Plumadore
Oilers Edge G E Cagers in Tight Berwick Tilt
The Oilers broke a deadlock with five minutes left and beat General Electric of Somersworth 66 to 58 at Berwick. Key contributors included Red Fleurant with 12 before halftime, and Westbrook Jim O Leary 12 in the second half, with Bryce Roberts adding 10 as Oilers overcome a 30 27 halftime deficit.
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Roy
Perreault
General Electric
Somersworth
N. H
Berwick
Oilers
G. E
Red Fleurant
Westbrook
Jim O'Leary
Bryce G Fp Roberts
Ccateus
O'Leary
Jeff Francuer
Oroy & Perreault
N. Gagne
B. Gagne
Consalvo
Thornton & On
Roberts
da. McNabb
Chick
Bushway
Cswanenattee
Francuer
Boucay
Wade
Aan
Aioe S
Elliot
Or Nes de
Thornton
Pike
Se, TE
Dvecee
Polackwich, If
Sewall, If
Prentice Secures Spot On Bruins New Line
DETROIT AP Coach Milt Schmidt reshapes Boston Bruins lines swapping Don McKenney for Prentice and placing rookie Bob Leiter with wing Dean Prentice and Guy Gendron. The experiment aims to form strong offensive and checking lines against Detroit Red Wings in Detroit tomorrow night.
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Detroit
Milt Schmidt
Dean Prentice
Bob Leiter
Guy Gendron
Boston Bruins
Red Wings
Don McKenney
Rangers
New York
Prentice
Leiter
Gendron
Forbes Kennedy
Charlie Burns
Jerry Toppazzini
Schmidt
Boston Garden
Young Lester
Kennedy
Burns
Topper
Conley Not Worried by Hand Injury Aims for 20 Wins
Gene Conley of the Boston Red Sox says a bone chip in his right index finger is minor and he plans to match or exceed last season’s 15 wins. He notes he will tape the finger during play and expects to pitch many innings this year.
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Foxboro
Mass
Gene Conley
Conley
Boston Red Sox
New York Knickerbockers
Los Angeles Lakers
Russell says edge for big games harder to find
Boston star Bill Russell says it takes about two days to get on edge for a game matching his sixth NBA season. He noted the mental preparation difficulty after a 106 99 win over the Royals in Cincinnati, with Sam Jones leading the Celtics with 27 points and Oscar Robertson 22 for Cincinnati as Boston stays eight games ahead in the Eastern Division.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Bill Russell
Bob Cousy
Russell
Boston Celtics
Royals
Cincinnati
Cousy
National Basketball Association
Boston
Nationals
Nats
Sam Jones
Celtics
Oscar Robertson
Speers Named To Head Fish And Game Dept
Former Executive Councilor Ronald T. Speers, 43, a former Fish and Game Department leader in the 1950s, was named by Gov. Reed to head the department. If confirmed, he would succeed Roland H. Cobb who resigned last month. Speers later ran a PR firm and then worked for Dexter Shoe Co. and served on the Executive Council in 1961-62.
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Dexter Shoe Co
Republican State Committee
Fishing Derby Winners Highlight Camp Ellis Event
The Camp Ellis Rod and Gun Klub held its annual fishing derby. Prize winners include Joe Moreau of 48 Wakefield Avenue Saco who snagged the largest rogue at three and three-quarter pounds.
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Camp Ellis
Seagulls Rally For 70 56 Win Over Kennebunk
Old Orchard Beach upends Kennebunk 70 to 56 as fast break clicks in the second half. Mike Ford scores 19 for the Seagulls while Louis Ladakakos adds 18 and Steve Dowd 17.
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Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk
Seagulls
Rams
Dennis Eagleson
Terry Crown
Mike Ford
Louis Ladakakos
Steve Dowd
Ladakakos
Dowd
Sherm Seaward
Old Orchard Beach Gfp
Peer Eee
Marshall
Peacock
TCG
Gagne
Prendergast
PCJ
O. A Dowd
Caldwell, Rg
Sakuban
Ouellette
Ig Osc
Petela
Evelyn
Stirk
Hanscom
Littlefield
Sence Perry
POTES
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Bennett
Ney
Tigers eyes on Lary arm shape up for season
The Detroit Tigers rely on Frank Lary to stay healthy as spring camp opens in Lakeland Florida. Lary, a 23 game winner in 1961, missed most of last season with a sore arm and could determine the team's pennant prospects if he regains form. Meanwhile Gil Hodges reaches terms with the Mets and trains in St. Petersburg Florida as a knee issue looms ahead of opening day.
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Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Frank Lary
Lary
Tigers
Detroit
Lakeland
Fla
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Tuesay
Dodgers
Basketball Results From Morse and Nearby Schools
A roundup of high school boys basketball scores includes Bath 60 Lewiston 41, Westbrook 74 Thornton Academy Saco 64 in OT, Deering 62 Traip 49, Stephens Rumford 70 Edward Little Auburn 58, Old Town 64 Rockland 59, Scarborough 57 Gray New Gloucester 39, Cony Augusta 74 Waterville 1, Fryeburg 48 Mechanic Falls 32, Oxford Hills 80 Bridgton 43, Bucksport 79 Brewer 58, Casco 49 Limerick 43, Oxford 47 Buckfield 41, Freeport 83 St Ignatius Sanford 66, Gorham 78 Yarmouth 76 OT, Fort Fairfield 58 ACI 56, Madawaska 52 Limestone 46, Presque Isle 57 Houston 44, Caribou 71 Washburn 57, Biddeford 77 Sanford 56, Old Orchard Beach 70 Kennebunk 56, York 70 Wells 61, Winslow 61 Crosby Belfast 47, Porter Kezar Falls 74 North Berwick 58.
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Morse
Bath
Lewiston
Westbrook
Thornton Academy
Saco
Deering
Traip Academy
Kittery
Stephens
Rumford
Edward Little
Auburn
Old Town
Rockland
Scarborough
Gray-New Gloucester
Cony
Augusta
Waterville
Fryeburg Academy
Mechanic Falls
Oxford Hills
Bridgton
Bucksport
Brewer
Casco
Limerick
Oxford
Buckfield
Freeport
St. Ignatius
Sanford
Gorham
Yarmouth
Fort Fairfield
ACI
Madawaska
Limestone
Presque Isle
Houston
Caribou
Washburn
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk
York
Wells
Winslow
Crosby
Belfast
Porter
Kezar Falls
North Berwick
Hockey Results and Notable Mentions
Hockey results list shows no games Tuesday with upcoming matchups Montreal at New York Detroit at Chicago and Boston at Detroit. Also noted are Carroll Lord Alfred largest brown trout Arthur Fecteau 44 Dyer Street Saco and largest pickerel presence.
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Associated Press
Montreal
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Atch
Carroll Lord
Alfred
Arthur Fecteau
Dyer Street
Saco
York High Five Over Wells In Western Maine Basketball
York Wildcats defeated Wells High 70 to 61 on the road to end Wells regular season at 7-6. Mike Donnell scored 16 and Dick Bucknam 17 for York while Doug Filson led Wells with 21 points including 13 straight free throws before missing late.
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Wells High
York Wildcats
York
Wells
Wildcats
Mike Donnell
Dick Bucknam
Doug Filson
Warrior
Filson
Don Bridges
Lane Phillips
Bob Alexandre
A. Taplin
Griffin
Donnell
O. Taplin
Celtics Center Closes In On Rebound Mark
Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics nears the all time rebounding lead held by Dolph Schayes of the Syracuse Nationals. Russell had 29 rebounds in a 106 96 win over the Cincinnati Royals while Schayes 6 rebounds as the Nationals beat the Knicks 120 100 in New York. The St Louis Hawks beat the Pistons 120 105 in the opener. Russell holding 10 962 rebounds to Schayes 10 987 could pass the veteran later tonight in Syracuse as the Celtics meet the Nationals.
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Associated Press
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Association
Russell
Celtics
Cincinnati Royals
Cincinnati
Schayes
Nats
New York Knicks
Madison Square Garden
St. Louis Hawks
Detroit Pistons
Dolph
Syracuse
Thornton Academy Girls Fall to Kennebunk in TA Gym
In Saco at the TA gym the Thornton Academy girls varsity lost 40 to 30 to Kennebunk. Margo Cote scored nine and Patricia Coburn eight for Thornton while Jo Dill led Kennebunk with 29. In junior varsity action Kennebunk won 21 to 15 with C Powell scoring 11 and Nancy MacAusland leading Thornton with 10.
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Thornton Academy
Kennegirls
Saco
Thornton
Margo Cote
Patricia Coburn
Kennebunk
Jo Dill
J. Hutchins
C. Powell
Nancy MacAusland
Tigers Defeat Redskins in Sanford Showdown
Biddeford High Tigers improved to ten wins in 15 starts with a 77 56 victory over Sanford Redskins in Sanford. Paul Twomey led with 20 points, followed by Bob Bourque and Chuck Clifford with 16 each as Biddeford built leads of 20 9 after one period and 61 38 after the third. Sanford dropped to 5 10.
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Biddeford High Tigers
Sanford
Redskins
Tigers
Biddeford
Paul Twomey
Bob Bourque
Chuck Clifford
Ken Chenard
Ray Adams
Mike /eeks
Redskin
G. F
Erick McCann
Rick la
Pierre
Jayvees
Ierre
Eeweee
Tiger Brackett
Cubs
Oweee
van Houten
Meader
Wince
Crozier
Frick Says He Has No Retirement Plans Now
Ford Frick, 68, says he has no immediate plans to retire as baseball commissioner. He notes unfinished work and will announce retirement if and when it occurs. Possible successors include Joe Cronin, Buzzie Bavasi, and Judge Robert Cannon, with Nixon also discussed.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ford ‘Frick
Frick
Joe Cronin
E. J
Buzzie) Bavasi
Los Angeles Dodgers
Robert Cannon
Richard Nixon
Judge Cannon
Cronin
Ba‘Vass
Nixon
Unclear OCR Snippet with Names and Places
Fragmentary text lists names, venues, and numbers including G Nicholas and Wink's Place with numbers 1592 and 562. No coherent event or context identified. cannot determine a factual news item.
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National Mercantile
We Peacock Restaurant
Lord’s. Gungeo
Canara
Wink
Little Leagues Decline Expanded Strike Zone
Colleges and American Legion adopt the new strike zone for 1963 while Little League keeps the old rule for safety. Officials from Ameri can League baseball and Little League confirm the division in Williamsport and Indianapolis.
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Associated Press
American Legion
Collegiate Baseball Newsaper
Tucson
Ariz
Indianapolis
George W. Rulen
American League Baseball
Legion Baseball
Robert H. Stirrat
Little League
Williamsport
Little League Baseball
Pro Basketball Tuesday Results and Standings
Syracuse defeated New York 120 to 100 and Boston beat Cincinnati 106 to 96 in Tuesday action. St Louis topped Detroit 120 to 105 as teams race in the Eastern and Western divisions with standings shown.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
San Francisco
Chicago
Los Angeles
W. L. Pet
Teaver
Boxing results from multiple cities across North America
In New York Carlos Cruz outpointed Roland Kellam. In San Antonio Santiago Gutierrez knocked out Alvarado Gonzalez. Georges Thiibeault of Montreal knocked out Billy Brown in Montreal. Manny Elias retained the North American bantamweight title by outpointing Pete Rudy Corona in Bakersfield.
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Associated Press
New York
Carlos Cruz
Dominican Republic
Roland Kellam
Brooklyn
San Antonio
Tex
Santiago Gutierrez
Alvarado Gonzalez
Odessa
Montreal
Georges Thibeault
Billy
Kaye) Brown
Washington, D. C
Portland
Maine
Willie Greene
Providence
R. L
Pete Rudy Corona
Hermosillo
Mexi- Bakersfield
Calif
Manny
Elias
North Ameri- Elias
Phoenix
Ariz
Machen Drops in Boxing Ratings After Illness
New York Eddie Machen, long No. 1 heavyweight, is temporarily out of Ring Magazine top 10. Floyd Patterson rises to first, Cassius Clay to second after the change. Doug Jones moves to third as Ingemar Johansson climbs to fourth. Zora Folley falls from third to sixth after the Jones defeat.
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New York
Eddie Machen
Ring Magazine
Machen
Floyd Patterson
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Doug Jones
Clay
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Zora Folley
Chandler, Ariz
Jones
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