Tigers Beat Eagles In Close Biddeford Standoff
Biddeford High surged to a 66-63 home win over arch rival St. Louis as Beaulieu posted 21 points and 17 rebounds and Nolette added 10 points. The Tigers opened 11-1, with late rallies from St. Louis cutting the gap before Beaulieu sealed the victory in the final seconds.
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Roger Beaulieu
Leo Nolette
Biddeford High
St. Louis
Steve White
Beaulieu
Nolette
Cominon
Eagles
Tigers
Black
Louis
Blue and Gold
Ron Cote
Dave Pelletier
Cote
Leo Cantara
Bengins
Don Rochefort
Leo Lessard
al Dutremble
Dick LeMay
Ray Belanger
LeMay
Rochefort
Biddeford
Mark Harriman
New England Ski Conditions Report From Area Operators
The Associated Press reports snow depths and surface conditions from Maine to Connecticut. Areas like Sugarloaf Jay Peak Stowe and Mt. Snow show varied bases from bare spots to 55 inches with powder and packed powder surfaces. temperatures in the 20s to near 40s are forecast with increasing clouds and a chance of light snow in southern New England.
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College Scores Roundup From East to West
East Kent State 83 Pitt 73 Boston Coll 94 Mass 70 Brown 69 Rhode Island 68 Springfield 79 Clark 73 Brandeis 105 Suffolk 85 Army 50 Rutgers 41 Bucknell 99 Wash Jeff 59 Bates 89 Maine 88 South No Caro 108 Virginia 64 Duke 85 Maryland 64 Davidson 55 Furman 40 Midwest Villanova 63 Detroit 55 Notre Dame 91 DePaul 85 Illinois 68 Wisconsin 60 West Arkansas 61 Texas Tech 56 Baylor 74 Texas 58 Tex Chris 91 SMU 64 Texas A&M 75 Rice 66 W Tex St 93 Abilene Christian 78 Trinity Tex 94 Ark St 61 Far West Seattle 81 Portland 66 Phillips Oilers 94 Mont St 79 Pacific Ore 79 Lewis & Clark 76
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Mass
Brown
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Clark
Brandeis
Suffolk
Army
Rutgers
Bucknell
Wash. & Jeff
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Maryland
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Furman
Idwest
Villanova
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DePaul
Illinois
Wisconsin
West Arkansas
Texas Tech
Baylor
Texas
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Houston
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Dean Smith
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Bill Gibson
Rusty Clark
Norman Carmichael
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Bill Schutsky
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Durham
Mike Lewis
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Ohio State
Johnny Jones
Boston College
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Portland
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Arkansas
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Southern Methodist
Fleming Leads Olympic Ice Skating Bid At Grenoble
Peggy Fleming, the American world figure skating queen, grabbed a commanding lead in the gold medal chase at Grenoble. The 19 year old from Colorado Springs topped the first two compulsory figures scoring 373.4 total. Gabriele Seyfert of East Germany trailed with 343.0 as 32 skaters from 15 nations began at Grenoble Ice Stadium.
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France
Pretty Ey Fleming
America
Colorado Springs
Gabriele Seyfert
East Germany
Grenoble Ice Stadium
Miss Fleming
Miss Sevfert
Austria
Beatrix Schuba
Albertina Noyes
Arlington
Mass
Hana Maskova
Czechoslovakia
Sally Stapleford
Flying Coach Visits Writers in Chicago Meeting
Lou Henson of 10th ranked New Mexico State spoke to the Chicago Basketball Writers at a press briefing. He described West region basketball and outlined the upcoming doubleheader at Chicago Stadium where his Aggies meet Loyola and Duke faces Notre Dame.
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Chicago
Lou Henson
New Mexico State
Henson
Aggies
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
N.M
Chicago Stadium
Loyola
Duke
Notre
Homesteaders undefeated in Camp Humphreys 1967 touch league
Leo Sansoucy, former Biddeford resident, defensive safety for the Homesteaders, led an undefeated Camp Humphreys Korea 1967 Touch Football League season. The team went ten games without being scored upon. Sansoucy serves a 13 month tour with the 177th USASA Operations Company in Korea.
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Korea
Leo Sansoucy
Biddeford
Homesteaders
Sansoucy
USASA
Venezuelan boxing results highlight Foster Vallejo clash
In Caracas George Foster 133% from Cincinnati outpointed Jose Luis Vallejo 136% while Carlos Hernandez 136% defeated Curly Aguirre 135% in a Caracas bout. The Philippines is listed among competing venues or affiliations.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Georgie Foster
Cincinnati
Jose Luis Vallejo
Carlos Hernandez
Curly Aguirre
Philippines
Skiing Compromise Reached At Winter Olympics
Opening day at the 10th Winter Olympic Games featured ceremonies presided by French President de Gaulle and hockey results with Czechoslovakia beating the United States 5-1. A ski-trade controversy was settled enabling named skis but masking logos, avoiding amateurism issues.
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France
Ies de Gaulle
Olympic Stadium
United States
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Finland
Canada
West Germany
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International Olympic Committee
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Ski Federation
Sanford Teams Sweep Schoolboy Doubleheader
Sanford High defeated Kennebunk 82 to 62 in the second game as St. Ignatius fell 64 to 48 to St. Anthony's of Kennebunk. Dennis LeVasseur led Sanford with 31 points while Pete Landry scored 20 for the Rams, and St. Ignatius trailed early before a late surge in the opener.
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Sanford
St. Ignatius
St. Anthony's School
Kennebunk
Sanford High
Spartan
Pete Striupaitis
Friars Ofense
Ray Paliulis
Ray Zemaitis
Friars
Dennis Levasseur
Redskins
Pete Landry
Rams
Dennis Lamontagne
Lamontagne
Cyr
Payeur
Camire
Cote
Fights Last Night Boxing Cards Reported
Boxing results list fighters by city and weight. Luis Rodriguez of Miami stopped Charlie Austin of San Diego in six. Manuel Gonzalez of Houston outpointed Charlie Shipes of Oakland over ten rounds. Fred Lewis of McClellan AFB Sacramento out pointed Marty Franklin of Fresno in ten rounds.
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Mami—Luis Rodriguez
Miami
Charlie
Austin
San Diego
Houston
Manuel Gonzalez
Charlie Shipes
Oakland
Sacramento
Calif
Fred Lewis
McClellan Air Force Base
Marty Franklin
Fresno
Tar Heels Set Record In Collegiate Basketball
North Carolina in a 108-64 rout of Virginia posted what is believed to be a national record with 4 assists. Coach Dean Smith praised the effort after a capacity Chapel Hill crowd witnessed the Tar Heels’ 13th straight win led by Rusty Clark's 19 points and 16 rebounds.
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Tar Heels
Powerful Wells Five Crushes SAD 60 Quintet
Wells High School powered past SAD 60 69 to 44 led by Rick Clark with 10 and Steve Libby 16 as Wells built margins 14-12 31-20 48-32. SAD 60 struggled at the line and never recovered with Tom Worster 14 and Pete Osgood 12 leading SAD 60 scorers. Officials Wedge Morong.
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Clark
Steve Libb
Tom Worster
Pete Osgood
Libby
Dufort
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B. Galucia
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Moore
Osgood
Bellsmort
Worster
Johnson
Winslow
Wedge
Morong
Pro Basketball Scores and Upcoming Matchups
Detroit 120 San Diego 93 New York 121 St. Louis 100 Los Angeles 146 Cincinnati 102 San Francisco 126 Chicago 124. Today New York at Baltimore San Diego vs Philadelphia at Boston St. Louis at Boston. San Diego vs Baltimore at Chicago Detroit at Chicago Cincinnati vs San Francisco at Oakland Los Angeles at Seattle. Tuesday Results Oakland 99 Dallas 98 Indiana 113 Pittsburgh 100 Minnesota 110 New Orleans 110.
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Tourney Hope Fades For TA Maroon
St Francis College defeated New England College 105 to 89 at Old Orchard Beach High School as D Errico led with 26 points and Chabert 24. Thornton Academy fell to Cheverus 54 to 53 at the Expo with Brennan scoring the late winner, while Frost led TA with 16.
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Bob D’errico
Ralph Chabert
St. Francis College
New England College
Brian Carey
Gerry Coren
Rocco Ferranti
Red Knights
Chabert
D’errot
D'Errico
Ferranti
Jim Gaudet
St. Francis
Carey
Caren
Dusty Blue
George Parmenter
New England
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Lyons
Fillion
Larson
Portland — Thornton Academy
Mike Brennan
Cheverus
Maroon
Dick Pike
Rick Frost
Thornton
Purple
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Stags
Frost
Pile
Ouellette
South Portland Armory
Cheverus Jayvees
Savage
Cheverus Varsity
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M. Brennan
Sloan
Peverada
Bell
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Pike
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Martin
Gagnon
Hobbins
M Thornton
Lee
Huen
Kidd suffers ankle twist may knock him from downhill
CHAMBOUSSE France AP Billy Kidd the top U.S. alpine skier for a medal twisted an ankle during a non stop training run and may be unable to race Thursday in the downhill. Coach Bob Beattie said the injury could prevent his completion of the event despite his comeback this year.
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France
Billy Kidd
U.S
Stowe
Bob Beattie
Kidd
Beattie
Kitzbuhel
Portillo
Italian Skier Captures First Gold Medal at Winter Games
Franco Nones of Italy won the men 30-kilometer cross country race in 1 hour 35 minutes 38.2 seconds to capture Italy’s first gold in the 1968 Winter Olympics at Autrans France. He led from start to finish defeating Odd Martinsen of Norway and Eero Maentyranta of Finland. American men’s team placed poorly. Mike Gallagher led the four-man squad at 27th. Vinegar Bend Mizell enters North Carolina fifth district race as Republican candidate.
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France
Italy
Franco Nones
Nones
Odd Martinsen
Eero Maentyranta
Finland
Martinsen
Maentyranta
Mike Gallagher
Killington
Gallagher
Mike Elliott
Durango
Colo
Charles Kellogg
Boston
Jon Lufkin
Rumford
Maine
U.S
Ito
Scandinavia
Russia
New Orleans Versus Oakland and Nearby NBA Matchups
The card lists games across venues including New Orleans at Oakland in Portland Oregon Dallas at Denver New Jersey at Indiana New Orleans at Anaheim Minnesota at New Jersey and Denver at Indiana with teams set for early season action.
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Portland
Ore
Dallas
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Peneee
Jersey
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Anaheim
Minnesota
New Jersey
Vermont stars sign with pro football teams
Burlington Vermont AP reports college standout Bobby Mitchell and Jeff Kuhman will pursue pro football. The Denver Broncos signed Mitchell, two-time all New England back, as a free agent. Kuhman, a 15th round pick in last week's draft, earned a second team honor and joins for the 1966 AFL season.
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Bobby Mitchell
Jeff Kuhman
Denver Broncos
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New England
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