St Louis Needs Win to Reach Western Maine Class LI Tourney
St Louis must beat Cheverus at Biddeford Junior High Gym and hope Morse and South Portland lose Friday to remain any chance for the Western Maine Class LI tourney. The unofficial Journal Heat index lists St Louis 10th at 69.3 with six teams ahead, including Morse 81.9 and South Portland 83.2.
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St. Louis
Cheverus
Biddeford
South Portland
Morse
Rockland
Eastern Maine II
Deering
Edward Little
Westbrook
Blue Blazes
Portland
Stephens
Westrook
Oxford Hills
Trai
Lewiston
Thornton
Sanford
Fryeburg
Brunswick
Komives Holds Top Scorer Stand Despite Late Surges
Howard Ko mives of Bowling Green remains the leading scorer in major college basketball with a 34.6 point average for the fourth straight week. Nick Werkman of Seton Hall and Gary Bradds of Ohio State show late-season surges, ranking second and tied for fourth with Bill Bradley of Princeton, while Manny Newsome of Western Michigan sits second at 33.1.
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NEW York
Nick Werkman
Seton Hall
Gary Bradds
Ohio State
Howard
Butch) Komives
Bowling Green
National Collegiate Service Bureau
Manny Newsome
Western Michigan
Werkman
Bradds
Princeton
Bill Bradley
Falcons
Kent State
Toledo
Nick Workman
la Salle
Workman
DePaul
Marquette
Jesse Nash
Demons
Villanova
Wildcate
Wal
South Korean Boxer Triumphs Over Japanese Rival
In Tokyo, Sohn Kwang Il scored an outpoint win over Yukio Katsumata on points after 10 rounds. Sohn carried the bout with superior reach and aggressive circling, earning the decision from the judges.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Sohn Kwang Il
South Korea
Yukio Katsumata
Japan
Intramural Basketball Bears and Lions Compete in Dense Card
Bears beat Tigers 30 26 with key scores from Brooks Lavigne and Plourde. Rams outscore Lions 67 41 as Goulet leads with 7 points. Cats top Lions 54 46 with Poirier and Baigny sparking scoring. Officials Judy Faucher and Moreau oversee multiple games.
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Biddeford Junior High Bears
F. Brooks
Lavigne
Mieredirk
Whelan
Ross
Plourde
Donoven
Tigers
Nava
Cote
Lemilin
Petrin
Doyon
Roberge
Dorais
Bears
Rams
Neault
Saucier
Verrier
Leclerc
Bergeron
Goulet
Labonte
Avette
Lions
Lang
Parsons
Wooster
Evans
Whitten
White
Beaulieu
Judge and Moreau
Poirier
Baigny
Magnant
Paquette
Cyr
Emerson
Wynne
Faucher and
Moreal
Saco Tanning And Oilers Tie For Top Spot
Allied Shoe defeated Saco Tanning 84-76 in City League play at Biddeford Junior High Gym. Saco Tanning slips into a two way tie for first with Roy & Perreault at 8–2. Mickey Weiner led Allied Shoe with 18 points and Norm Labbe had 21 on seven baskets and seven fouls. White Star Laundry crushed T.W.U.A 81–49 behind Gene LaCroix 28 points.
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Allied Shoe
Saco Tanning
Biddeford
Roy & Perreault
Mickey Weiner
Norm Labbe
White Star Laundry
T.W.U.A
White Star
Gene LaCroix
Dick Metaver
Union
Agreste Still Leads Area Hoop Scorers
Agreste leads the area scoring race with 354 points in 20 games and can clinch the title by matching Ted Caouette against Cheverus in the Eagles final. Caouette sits 13 points behind with Wells star Bob Alexandre in third and Don Caouette fifth. Thornton, Wells and Kennebunk have finished their seasons.
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Dick Agreste
Ted Caouette
Eagles
Cheverus
Agreste
Caouette
Bob Alexandre
Wells
Steve Dowd
Old Orchard Beach
Gould Academy
Don Caouette
Thornton
Bob Ahern
Kennebunk
Sherm
Pesky Denies Dissension In Red Sox Camp
Boston manager Johnny Pesky rebuts a sports magazine claim that the Red Sox are torn by dissension. He says talks with Dick Stuart and Carl Yastrzemski show no conflict and praises Stuart for raising concerns privately to clear the air.
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Boston
Johnny Pesky
Boston Red Sox
Pesky
Dick Stuart
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Carl
Stuart
Old Orchard Beach Defeats St Josephs 26 24 in Close Girls Game
In a tight contest Old Orchard Beach beat St Josephs 26 to 24. Utman led the Gulls with high scoring while Joyce St. Armand topped St Josephs, rallying late but falling short.
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Old Orchard Beach
St. Joseph's
Utman
Gulls
Joyce St. Armand
Sugar cane origins and global spread in the 1500s
The text traces sugar cane from its first cultivation in China and India to its transfer to Europe by travelers after the Crusades. It then notes colonizers carried it to the Americas and the West Indies during the 1500s.
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China
India
Europe
America
West Indies
W B A Ladies League Week Sixteen Scores
Pastime Lanes hosts the W B A Ladies League with team standings led by Canaries at 16 weeks. Records show Canaries 1,069 team total and 369 team single, while Three strings and players like M Sylvestre with 312 and I Mackel 120 are noted among individual scores.
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Bie Ce
Icchcees
Cecci Oe OU Ee Kk Ic Vcdeassecs
Ee Ce
Canaries
Canadies
M. Sylvestre
I. Mackel
I. Oe
N. Moulton
R. Eveleth
American Mercantile League Bowlers Page Overview
Scores and standings from Pastime Lanes for the American Mercantile League show team totals for Saco Men’s Shop and Roamers, plus individual high games. Listings cover 18th and 19th weeks with top marks by A Poitras and R Eveleth, and maintenance notes for Pepperell area teams.
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Bae
Saco Men’s
Maine
Roy & Perreault
Dodge
Texaco
Langevin
Goulet
Camnco
Saco Men-Ladd Dairy
R. Dodge
P. Johnson
Amercan
Ick
Twisters
A. Poitras
Pepperell
Eee de Seances
Ce Es Essenseens
Yardaera
Ag Eew
Carpenters
Electric Shop
P. Gowen
R. Guest
Johnson And Lucas Fight For Rookie Honors
Johnson and Lucas chase rookie of the year as first year stars clash in scoring and rebounds. Lucas posted 27 points 20 rebounds in Cincinnati 147 Detroit win while Johnson had 30 points 26 rebounds in Baltimore 121 115 win over Philadelphia. Boston beat Los Angeles in overtime.
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Associated Press
Jerry Lucas
Gus Johnson
National Basketball Association
Lucas
Cincinnati
Detroit
Johnson
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
Los Angeles
Chicago
Idaho
Bullets
Oscar Robertson
Royals
Lakers
John Havlicek
Celtics
Elgin Baylor
Havlicek
New England Ski Slopes Mostly Open Good Conditions
The New England ski scene shows most slopes in good to excellent condition for the weekend with icy spots noted in places. Vermont reports the most snow. southern and central areas have 12 to 30 inches while northern hills reach 30 to 45 inches.
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Boston
New England
Vermont
Burke Mountain
Glen Ellen
Smuggler’s Notch
Stowe
Cannon Mountain
Cranmore
New Hampshire
Mt. Whittier
King Pine
Cannons
Black Mountain
Wildcat
New Hampshire Division of Parks
Mt. Sunapee State Park
Sugarloaf Mountain
Ulli Peterkovsky
Austria
Gordon Harris
Meriden, Conn
Bromley Mountain
Salisbury
Conn
Salisbury Winter Sports Association
Hitchkiss School
Ralph Lemb
Brattleboro
Roy Sherwood
Lief Bringslmark
New York
Telemark Ski Club
Jacques Charland
Dartmouth
Middlebury
Williams
University of New Hampshire
St Lawrence
Lease Deadline Looms in Oakland Move Fight
AFL owner Charles Finley faces a league deadline to sign a Kansas City stadium lease or be expelled. After an initial 9-1 vote against his Louisville bid, the owners extended the deadline as Finley courted court action with Louis Nizer. Finley has a firm Oakland commitment and may seek league approval to relocate there.
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Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
Athletics
Finley
New York
Louisville
Louis Nizer
Oakland
Calif
Finney
Geoffrion Nears Third Place On Scoring Roster
Geoffrion scores twice to lift Montreal 4 0 over Toronto as he nears third on NHL all time regular season goals with 365. Hodge posts first shutout stopping 31 shots. Chicago defeats New York 5 2 to stay tied atop standings behind Howe and Richard.
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Associated Press
Bernie Geoffrion
Montreal Canadiens
National Hockey League
Geoffrion
Montreal
Toronto
Ted Lindsay
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Canadiens
Gordie Howe
Maurice Richard
NHL
Charlie Hodge
Hodge
Rangers
Bobby Hull
Eric Nesterenko
Black Hawks
Rod Gilbert
Andy Bathgate
Ken Wharram
Red Hay
Hay
Cunningham Scores Too Much In NYU Narrow Loss
North Carolina star Billy Cunningham scored 10 baskets for the Tar Heels at Madison Square Garden but drew fouls and sat 11 minutes as NYU held on for a 69-68 win. UNC bounced back late with Bryan McSweeney and Carleton Rooks, but NYU defenses and key plays by Stan McKenzie and Barry Kramer preserved the Violet lead.
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Associated Press
Billy Cunningham
North Carolina
Cunningham
New York University
Madison Square Garden
Violets
NYU
Bryan McSweeney
UNC
Sophs
Carleton Rooks
Stan McKenzie
Barry Kramer
Giants Have The Tools To Challenge For Pennant
San Francisco Giants manager Alvin Dark outlines a strong 1964 lineup with improved pitching from the Braves deal adding Bob Shaw and Bob Hendley. The rotation includes Juan Marichal Jack Sanford Billy O Dell Bob Bolin and Hendley. Shaw heads the bullpen with Don Larsen Jim Duffalo and Ken Mackenzie. Youthful arms Ron Herbel and Bob Garibaldi are contenders. Batting strength centers on Willie Mays Willie McCovey Orlando Cepeda Tom Haller Del Crandall and Jim Ray Hart with Jesus Alou joining the right field. Hart and Alou are noted for high potential and Hart may shift to second if possible.
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SAN Francisco
Giants
Braves
Bob Shaw
Bob Hendley
Hendley
Juan Marichal
Jack Sanford
Billy O'Dell
Bob Bolin
Shaw
Don Larsen
Jim Duffalo
Ken Mackenzie
St. Louis
Ron Herbel
Bob Garibaldi
Tacoma
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Tom Haller
del Crandall
Jim Ray Hart
Hart
Jesus Alou
Alou
Celtics Lose to Lakers in West Coast Tilt
Baltimore 121 Philadelphia 115 and Boston 104 Los Angeles 97 headline NBA results from Wednesday with two notable upsets shaping the night.
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National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
Los Angeles
Canadiens blank Maple Leafs in NHL matchup
Montreal routed Toronto 4 to 0 as Chicago defeated New York 5 to 2. Boston visits Detroit with no Friday games scheduled. standings show Montreal and Chicago tied with 67 points, Detroit 49, New York 44, Boston 38.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Montreal
Toronto
Chicago
New York
Boston
Detroit
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Columbia Pictures
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Cloutier
Martin
Saco Tanntg
Labbe
St. Lous
Deschambeault
Dion
Huot
Vadnais
Chenard and Sullivan
Paul Lamb
Phil Stirk
Paul Twomey
Gould
Old Orchard Beach High School
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WHS
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OOB
Ahern
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KHS
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BHS
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L Stirk
Twomey
Red Sox
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Edly Porter
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American Mercantile League
Saco-Lowell Activities Association
Big Deals
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R. Murray
N. E
Henry Supple
UNH
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Concord
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New England College
Henniker
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MLZ
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Robert Alexandre
Robert Ahern
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Keith Darling
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Lane Phillips
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Butch Komives
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Alou Brothers
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