Killy Eyes Alpine Triple With Giant Slalom Win
Jean-Claude Killy won the giant slalom at Grenoble to move closer to a gold medal sweep in the three men’s Alpine events. He beat Willy Favre by 2.22 seconds as Billy Kidd posted the fastest time but stayed out of the medals. Kidd aims for the slalom to complete the triple, while Helga and others earned medals in speed skating and biathlon events.
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Billy
Johanna Schut
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Wilmington
N.Y
Russia
Lidiya Skoblekova
Magnar Solberg
U.S
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Kidd
Stowe
Heinrich Messner
Austria
Guy Perillat
Jimmy Heuga
Squaw Valley
Calif
Innsbruck
Heuga
Messner
Perillat
Toni Sailer
Canadiens Use Shifty Hockey To Clinch 6-0 Win Over Hawks
The Montreal Canadiens throttled the Chicago Black Hawks 6-0 as six players scored and Rogatien Vachon earned his third shutout of the season. Lemaire Roussel Beliveau Provost Cournoyer and Richard tallied in a dominant East Division performance. Other Sunday results included Boston-Tied St Louis New York-Detroit and Minnesota-Oakland wins or ties. In Vermont, Dick Johanningmeier, former Southwest Missouri State standout and ex pro, is named offensive line coach for the Catamounts.
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Chicago
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Toronto
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Rogatien Vachon
Canadien
Jacques Lemaire
Bob Rousseau
Jean Beliveau
Claude Provost
Yvan Cournoyer
Henri Richard
Burlington
Dick Johanningmeier
Southwest Missouri State
American International
Vermont
Johanningmeier
Springfield Acorns
Hartford Charter Oaks
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Tigers Upset Blue Blazes In Close 67 63 Victory
Biddeford High remains hot with a 67 to 63 win over Westbrook High on Saturday to extend their winning streak to four and push toward a top LL berth. Cantara led Biddeford with 9 points while Lemay tallied 17 and Beaulieu 10, supported by Langevin and Rolton in a tight late rally. Westbrook jumped early and staged a comeback, but Biddeford held off late pushes with key free throws and defensive stops.
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Roger Beaulieu
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Dick Lemay
Pete Langevin
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Lemay
Biddeford
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Westbrook
Tiger
Orange
Dave Randall
Langevin
Beaulieu
Dunbar
Eon
Dave Arsenault
Matt Donahue
Jayvee
Ken Randall
Steve White Gym
Steve Emery
Biddeford Team Stands Third In Pro Bowling
Biddeford Women’s pro bowling team rose to third place in the Women's Pro League after an 8-0 win over Gorham. The Roll-A-Way lanes posted 1 465 to 1 395 as Pat Tarbox led with 310 and L. Camire added 289. Gorham’s S. Stanley matched 310 high for the visitors with Willey 300 and Dorr 273.
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Shirley Stanley
Barbara Willey
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H. Ouellette
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P. Tarbox
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S. Stanley
Pro Basketball Standings and Week's Results Summary
The period covers NBA like standings with Philadelphia, New York, St Louis, Chicago, Baltimore and other teams along with recent results. Notable scores include New York 115 Philadelphia 97 and Baltimore 114 Detroit 109. Denver Broncos sign Colby end Steve Fryer as AFL free agent with other New England college players listed.
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Colby
John Huard
Maine
Jack Lentz
Holy Cross
Mickey Beard
Dartmouth
Roger LeClerc
Trinity
Bobby Mitchell
Jeff Kuhman
Vermont
St Louis Girls Edge Biddeford In Tight Open Game
St Louis girls won 46 44 over Biddeford at St Josephs Hall. Sue Roy scored 20 points while Eileen Bernard and Pris Jean provided support. Tiger top scorers Souza and Michaud had 12 and 25 points. Eagle reserves played in the second tilt.
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Biddeford
Sue Roy
Eileen Bernard
Pris Jean
Tiger
Souza
Michaud
St. Joseph's Hall
Mal Graham Heads to Six Month Army Duty
Boston AP Mal Graham a NBA rookie from New York University left the Celtics to begin six months of active duty. He will train at Fort Dix New Jersey and finished his season with 278 points in 45 games after a 141 to 104 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Mal Graham
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Fort Dix
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Hockey results in crowded NHL standings card
Montreal leads the East with 67 points after a 29 15 9 record and strong GF GA totals. Boston trails at 62 points, while Chicago New York and Toronto hover in the mid table. In the West Philadelphia and Minnesota fight for playoff spots, with St Louis Pittsburgh and Oakland also in the mix. Several interdivisional and intra-division results are listed, including Montreal 6 Chicago 4 and Detroit 3 New York 3. No games scheduled today. readers are invited to read want ads.
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Harvard repeats as Greater Boston indoor track champion
Harvard captures the intercollegiate indoor track title for the fifth straight year with seven wins and 64 points. Northeastern finishes second with 60, followed by Boston College 19 and MIT 17. Tufts and Brandeis scoreless as Boston University earns 16 in Pawtucket events.
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Boston Garden Attendance Rises Above Legal Capacity
Boston Garden officials announced an attendance of 14 310 for a Bruins Blues 3 3 tie, surpassing the 13 909 capacity set after the Cocoanut Grove fire. The arena credited two extra exits for the higher allowed crowd.
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Local Bowlers Defeat Portland Doubles Team in Duel
Jerry Forcier and Don Saucier lead the local bowlers to a 2,432 total while Portland drops to 2,302 at 20th Century Lanes. Saucier tops with 1,234 and Forcier 1,198. Patchell 1,185 and Morton 1,117 for visitors. A return duel is planned at Big 20 Lanes next Sunday at 1 PM.
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Don Patchell
al Morton
Portland
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Forcier
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Bowlerettes Sweep Two In Three Stringer Victory
In a WMBPA ladies pro league match at 20th Century Lanes, the Bowlerettes beat Bowl-A-Wire 1,472 to 1,409. Ann Temm led with 309 for the Bowlerettes. A Cox had 296 for Bowl-A-Wire. Also: Yale wins Division III ski title in EIISA.
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J. Montpas
L. Lessard
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N. Richardson
P. Smith
M. Goodine
L. Pinkham
Celtics Suffer 141-104 Loss to Lakers in Beating Sunday
Lakers shot 55.8 percent and pulled away in the first half, while Boston faltered with sloppy passing and ballhandling. John Havlicek voiced frustration after the loss as Seattle, Philadelphia, and other NBA results shaped the day’s standings.
Elis win with 376.1 points in weekend meet
The Elis totaled 376.1 points to win the event. Norwich placed second with 369.5, followed by New England 365 and Army 333.2, Cornell 328.1, RPI 316.3, Cortland State 271.7, Bates 2648, and Keene State 246.8.
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