Winter Family Fun Day brings community together at Rotary Park
The Biddeford event hosted by the parks department drew families for a day of winter contests. Winners ranged across ages in body sliding and toboggan events, snowmobile rally, and a sky diving exhibition, with Biddeford High School hockey and broomball highlights in the afternoon.
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Middlebury wins Williams College Winter Carnival ski meet
Middlebury claims the Williams College Winter Carnival ski meet title for the first time since 1965 with 386.6 points. Vermont finishes second with 382 points, followed by Northern Michigan 376.2 New Hampshire 376.1 and Dartmouth 375.5. Middlebury hosts the Eastern Intercollegiate Championships next weekend.
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UCLA Tops Washington State In 66th Straight Victory
UCLA remains top ranked with a 96-64 win over Washington State extending its school record streak to 66. George Raveling labeled UCLA like an IBM computer as the Bruins dominated press and stave off a Cougar rally behind contributions from Walton and others.
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Sixers Rally To Upset Knicks In Pro Hoops Showdown
Philadelphia 76ers shake off a 11 game skid to beat the New York Knicks 114-98 as Kevin Loughery's club improves to 7-59. Archival notes include Buckwalter's Sonics, Carr and Hudson late heroics, and a slate of NBA results from the weekend.
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Dickson Breaks Through With San Diego Open Victory
Bob Dickson, once seen as a fading talent, won the Andy Williams San Diego Open by three strokes at Torrey Pines. He finished 278 total ten under par, beating Bruce Crampton who collapsed late. Crampton led early but dropped shots late. final purse: Dickson $34,000, Crampton $11,692.
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Kennebunk Rams To Carry York County Banner In Class B Run
Kennebunk High Rams finished 16 wins 2 losses and went undefeated 14-0 in Southern York County League play to win the league title. Coach Bill Obermyer led a high scoring squad at 70.6 points per game and the roster featured Scott Campbell Jon Huff Pete Crowell Scot Higgins and Steve Rose among others as they prepare for the Class B tournament at Edward Little High School Auburn.
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Medomak Valley Ram Opponents Set for Western Maine Quarterfinal
Medomak Valley meets Kennebunk in the Western Maine Class B tournament quarterfinals in Auburn after each team secured 16-2 and 13-5 records respectively. The Rams, who beat Scarborough and Gorham on home soil, bring a history of early exits but a strong playoff push.
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Bryant Pulls Away From St. Francis in Naismith Conf
Bryant College remains unbeaten in the Naismith Basketball Conference as the Red Knights beat St. Francis College of Biddeford Maine 87 to 61 in Providence Rhode Island. Bryant improves to 8-0 in conference and 18-4 overall while St. Francis drops to 2-6 in league and 7-12 overall. Bob Stewart led Bryant with 25 points followed by Rod DePelreau 16 Tony Gonzalez 20 and Brian Ahern 10. Rick Wilson scored 31 for St Francis with 21 in the first half. Steve Donohue reached double figures for St Francis with 10.
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