Vikings Fall At Oxford Hills In Rough Bobcat Themed Night
Oxford Hills defeated St Louis 80 to 66 as St Louis leaned on a three man defense but faltered late. Thornton Academy beat Sanford 75 to 68 in a second game, Kennebunk overwhelmed Wells 77 to 60, and Old Orchard Beach topped Berwick 85 to 71 in last night’s Western Maine action.
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National Basketball Association Tuesday Results and Games
The Associated Press reports NBA results with Los Angeles beating Boston 113 109 and San Francisco defeating Detroit 128 118 in overtime. St Louis toppled New York 125 103 while Baltimore Philadelphia game was postponed by snow. Upcoming: Philadelphia Baltimore Boston Los Angeles Cincinnati Detroit at Lima Ohio.
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Boston
San Francisco
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Baltimore
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Cincinnati
Lima
Ohio
Estern
Louis
Burns Triumph Over Wells In Regular Season Conclude
Burns defeated Wells 45 to 29 to end its regular season with a 5 5 record. Grace led Burns with 13 points while Tilton topped Wells with seven. Don Chandler of the New York Giants won the National Football League scoring title with 106 points on 18 field goals and 52 extra points.
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WELLS
Burns
Grace
Tilton
Don Chandler
New York Giants
Gentile Signs With Kansas City After Pact
Jim Gentile, now with Kansas City after being traded from Baltimore for Norm Siebern, expressed satisfaction with a 1964 contract he calls the best he ever signed. The deal follows a down year in which Gentile hit .248 with 24 homers and 72 RBIs, after a peak 1961 season.
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Cisco
Jim O'Toole
Jim Gentile
Don Secrist
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Kansas City
Gentile
Norm Siebern
Orioles
Celtics Top Colts In Tight Town League Clash
In a tightly played Old Orchard Beach recreation loop game the Celtics edged the Colts 57 to 56 to move into first place with 6 wins and 3 losses. The Colts drop to 5 and 3 with one game left, a victory over the Jaycees would tie for first.
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P. Timmins
Britton
Celts
Tsomides
Beaudoin
Howie Young Sold By Black Hawks
The Chicago Black Hawks sold hockey’s “Bad Boy” Howie Young to the Los Angeles Blades of the Western Hockey League for cash and players to be named later. The deal ends Young’s NHL career after failed attempts to reform him and no NHL team offering $20,000 for the 26 year old defenseman. The Hawks did not disclose cash or player details.
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Chicago Black Hawks
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Detroit
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Hawks
National Hockey League
Thornton Girls Fall 37 36 to Cape Elizabeth at Linell Gym
Cape Elizabeth edged Thornton 37 to 36 in a varsity girls game at Linell Gym. Thornton Jayvee squad also lost to Cape Elizabeth Jayvees 15 to 9 with Pat Coburn and Nancy MacAusland each scoring 10 for Thornton.
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Pistons Blow Lead in 128 118 OT Loss to Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain scored 59 as San Francisco beat Detroit 128 118 in overtime after a 14 point Pistons lead. Meanwhile New York lost to St Louis 125 103, Hawks led by Cliff Hagan 25, and Jerry West returned to pace Los Angeles 113 109 over Boston.
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National Basketball Association
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San Francisco Warriors
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St. Louis
Hawks
Cliff Hagan
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Jim Krebs
Elgin Baylor
Sanford Freshmen Triumph Over Thornton In Season Finale
Sanford Redskins defeated Thornton Maroon 57 to 42 in a freshman game here yesterday, closing Thornton Academy's season. Top scorers were Seacold for Sanford, with Smith and Belanger contributing, while Choroszy and Simkowitz led Thornton. Period scores show Sanford pulling away in the third period.
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Maroon
Thornton Academy
Seacold
Smith
Delanger
Thornton
Choroszy
Simkowitz
Jones
Scaccid
Belanger
Hockey Results From Thursday night NHL Games
No games were played in Toronto at Montreal or New York at Chicago. Boston faced Detroit in scheduled action but results are not listed.
McDermott Returns to Essexville After Gold Medal
Terry McDermott came home to a crowd of over 50,000 in Essexville Michigan after winning the Winter Olympics gold. At Tri Cities Airport he recalled finishing seventh in 1960 and noted his Innsbruck speedskating record. He arrived with wife Virginia after a four month marriage as a 200 car motorcade escorted through Bay City to his hometown.
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Tech Rally Upsets A&M As Sid Wall Drops Winning Shot
Texas Tech erased a 19 point halftime deficit to beat Texas A M 84 82 at the Lubbock Coliseum on 25 foot buzzer beater by Sid Wall. The victory tied Texas Tech with Texas A M for first in the Southwest Conference at 6 1.处
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Yankees Plan to Maintain Winning Style Under Mantle and Maris
New York Yankees owner and coach express confidence in continued success, outlining a strong pitching staff including Whitey Ford and Jim Bouton, a solid infield with Richardson Kubek and Boyer, power in the outfield with Mantle and Maris, and backup depth with Gibbs and Jimenez as they head to spring training in Fort Lauderdale. The article also notes the rising role of pro football on TV, with ABC planning Friday NFL games and CBS and NFL discussing night games, amid league shifts and contract details.
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al Downing
Ralph Terry
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Hal Reniff
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Tom Metcalf
Joe Pepitone
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Tony Kubek
Clete Boyer
Phil Linz
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Tom Tresh
Hector Lopez
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Jim Kensil
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AFL
Fights Last Night Confederates Mixed Results Across Cities
In New York Dick DiVeronica defeated Pete Toro on points after eight rounds. Oklahoma City saw Wayne Heath stop Ricky Wilburn in round two. San Jose action had Hank Casey outpointing Roger Rouse in ten rounds.
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Dick DiVeronica
Syracuse
N.Y
Pete Toro
Oklahoma City
Wayne Heath
Ricky Wilburn
Los Angeles
San Jose
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Hank Casey
San Francisco
Roger Rouse
Pastime Team tops Colonials in Western Maine bowling clash
Pastime Team won five points at Westbrook in a 1,684 to 1,604 spanking of the Colonials. Joe Lachance led with 359 and Leo Burrill added 344 as the Colonials’ top bowler. Next up, Pastime hosts Congress Square of Portland and Scarborough’s Big 20.
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Colonial Academy
Joe Lachance
Leo Burrill
Colonials
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Portland
Scarborough
Nolette
Choroszyy
Lachance
Saucier
Central Maine League Roll Away Lanes 8th Week
The Central Maine bowling circuit enters the eighth week with teams at Roll Away Lanes. Local bowlers vie for high scores as standings tighten and rivals push for top positions in the late-season stretch.
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Thibodeau’s Dairy
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