Westbrook and Deering Reach Western Maine Semis
Westbrook edged South Portland 60 52 and Deering beat Oxford Hills 76 57 to advance to Western Maine Class II semifinals at the Portland Exposition Building. Other regional results included St Ignatius Sanford taking Class M, Scarborough triumphing in Class L, and ACI, Hermon victories in Eastern Maine action.
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Westbrook
Deering
Western Maine
Portland Exposition
South Portland
Oxford Hills
Maine
Lewiston Armory
York County
St. Ignatius of Sanford
Leavitt Institute of Turner Center
Scarborough
Falmouth
Sabattus
Rockport
Wilton
Camden
Aroostook Central Institute of Mars Hill
Orono
Hermon
Calais
Madison
Foxcroft Academy
Ellsworth
Schenck
East Millinocket
Eastern Maine
ACI
Mt. Desert
Sumner
Searsport
Brownville Junction
Portland
Stephens
Morse
Cheverus
Traip
Lewiston
Casco
Christian
Yarmouth
Freeport
Winthrop
Lisbon
Fights Last Night by Associated Press
Lima Peru saw Mario Mina 174 and Allan Thomas 174 from Chicago draw 10 rounds. In Alessandria Italy Michelon 175 stopped Nicolas Marich 17574 from Paris in seven rounds.
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Associated Press
Lima
Peru
Mario Mina
Allan Thomas
Chicago
Drew
Alessandria
Italy
Benito Michelon
Nicolas Marich
Paris
Pointers For Par In Sand Traps
Golf instruction notes common sand trap errors and fixes. Tips cover stance, club face, ball position, grip, and swing for various lies, emphasizing practice and wedge use to avoid skulls and high pops.
Chicago Moves Into Top Spot In NHL Race
Stan Mikita and Bobby Hull sparked the Chicago Black Hawks to a 7-2 win over the New York Rangers as Mikita scored twice and Hull added three assists. Chicago rose to first with 71 points, while Montreal held 69 and idle. Wharram added two goals for Chicago. Delvecchio and Delvecchio not applicable.
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Chicago
Black Hawks
Stan Mikita
Bobby Hull
Hawks
National Hockey League
Mikita
Hull
New York
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Ken Wharram
Phil Goyette
Maine Wins State Series Title With 84 69 Victory
University of Maine captured the 1964 State Series basketball title by defeating Bowdoin College 84 to 69. Dave Svendsen scored 28 points and Harry Silverman added 27 as Maine rallied after a 41 35 halftime deficit. Colby toppled Bates 94 83 to move into second place.
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Bangor
University of Maine
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
Harry Silverman
Polar Bears
Maine
Dave Svendsen
Svendsen
Silverman
Black Bears
Waterville
Colby
Bates
Mules
Saco K Of C And White Star Triumph In City League
The Knights of Columbus beat T W U A 77 to 73 at Biddeford Junior High gym. Jake Martel scored 25 for Saco K of C and Phil Kopestski added 21 for the Textile five. White Star Laundry prevailed 71 56 over Roy Perreault Oilers.
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Knights of Columbus
T.W.U.A
Biddeford
Jake Martel
Phil Kopestski
White Star Laundry
Roy & Perreault Oilers
Oilers
York
Sanford Plastics
Saco
York Heel
Biddeford Junior High
Pouravelis
Gadbois
Laliberte
Gagne
Bissell
Lacroix
Goudreau
Edwin
Fleurant
Huff
Dallaire
Cote
Farley
Roy & Perreault
Sullivan
Hayes
Saco K
Martel
Choroszy
Jones
Gallant
Soucy
Brunelle
M. Lane
Maddox
Kopetski
Metayer
Anastasoff
Szumita
Montpas
Senior girls top freshmen in St Joseph’s intramural game
The Senior girls won 43 to 20 at St Joseph’s High School as Joyce St Amand and Lucille Gagne led with 12 points each while Janice LeBrun added 10. Freshman scoring leader Nancy Danis had 16. The Sophomores beat the Juniors 30 to 24 with Diane Roy scoring nine baskets and Michele Belanger and Aline Boucher each on eight points.
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St. Joseph's High
St. Joseph's
Joyce St. Amand
Lucille Gagne
Janice LeBrun
Nancy Danis
Diane Roy
Michele Belanger
Aline Boucher
NHL Scores and Standings From Wednesday and Friday Schedule
The Associated Press reports Wednesday results Detroit 1 Toronto 1 and Chicago 7 New York 2. Montreal and Toronto led the standings with Montreal at 29 15 11 69 and Detroit at 22 24 10 54, while Boston trailed Montreal at 14 3 4 38. Friday features Boston at Montreal.
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National Hockey League
Detroit
Toronto
Chicago
New York
Boston
Montreal
Eohernee
Warriors Survive Streaks as Knicks and Pistons Help
San Francisco gains ground in the West aided by New York and Detroit. Wilt Chamberlain scores 32 as the Warriors beat Cincinnati 108-101 while New York slips past Los Angeles 118-117 and Detroit edges Los Angeles 116-115. Bailey Howell keys Detroit late to deny a Lakers rally. Philadelphia routs Baltimore 130-122 led by Chet Walker with 29.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Warriors
National Basketball Association
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wayne Hightower
Oscar Robertson
Royals
Hightower
Wilt Chamberlain
Hawks
Len Chappell
Knicks
Bailey Howell
Howell
Lakers
Chet Walker
76Ers
DeBusschere Heads For Spring Training Workouts
Durable Dave DeBusschere signs with the Chicago White Sox and leaves the Detroit Pistons to train for baseball at Sarasota. The two sport star, sidelined by a leg injury, plans a dual comeback while manager Zollner notes the basketball season will end shortly. DeBusschere, 23, posted a 3 4 record and 3 11 ERA last season in 24 games.
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Associated Press
Dave DeBusschere
DeBusschere
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
NBA
Philadelphia
White Sox
Gene Conley
Boston Red Sox
New York Knicks
Pistons
Detroit
Fred Zollner
Husband Key in Downtown Building Lock In
Mrs Ellen Chester telephoned her husband in Modesto California when she and their son Danny became locked inside a downtown building. He initially thought she was kidding but then learned she and Danny were finally freed by a doctor leaving an office.
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Modesto
Calif
Ellen Chester
Danny
Finley Called On Carpet Over A's Lease Standoff
The American League pressed Charles O. Finley, owner of the Kansas City Athletics, for a Kansas City lease as the season looms. AL President Joe Cronin led a 9-1 vote to keep Finley from moving to Louisville, while Finley demanded a two year Kansas City lease and threatened to sue the league with Louis Nizer handling the case.
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Boston
American League
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Finley
Kansas City
A’s
Joe Cronin
Louisville
Louis Nizer
Northeast Storms Boost Skiing Across the Northeast
Snowstorms across New England leave all ski hills in operation with heavy crowds expected. Vermont and Massachusetts resorts report good to excellent conditions on main runs while festivals and carnivals at Bromley, Jaffrey, Whitefield, and Middlebury boost weekend skiing.
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Boston
Washington
Stowe
Cannon Mountain
Cranmore
Intervale
Wildcat
Mt. Whittier
Tenney Mountain
Waterville Valley
Mittersill
Vermont Hills
Bromley
Killington
Magic Mountain
Okemo Mountain
Pico Peak
Stratton Mountain
Woodstock
Berkshires
Massachusetts
Bromley Mountain
Jaffrey
Whitefield
N. H
New England College
Henniker
Middlebury College
Brattleboro
Fred Harris
Arthur Tokle
Dean Shamback
Norway Ski Club
Jacques ‘Charland
Three Rivers
Que
Norm Cummings
Laski Ski Club
Laconia
N.H
Maine
New York
New Hampshire
Heidi
New England Council
Greenfield
Dartmouth
Middlebury
Panthers
St. Lawrence
Williams
Vermont
Norwich
Megill Colby
Colby Junior College
Green Mountain Junior College
DePaul Beats Bonnies In Narrow 81 76 Victory
DePaul, ranked ninth by AP, edged St. Bonaventure 81 76 at Alumni Gym Chicago to dent Bonnies hopes of a late rally. Fred Crawford led with 25 points as DePaul held off a Bonnies surge to seal the win in front of 4 265 fans.
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Associated Press
DePaul
Larry Weise
St. Bonaventure
Bonnies
Blue Demons
Chicago
Fred Crawford
Olean Leads Late Rally as Mills Tops DePaul
Olean NY player Mills outscored DePaul with 99 points in a late rally. Pitt defeated Temple 78 67 in NIT action while Louisville beat Saint Francis 84 70. Ohio University beat Miami of Ohio 68 60 to lead the MAC and Penn State won 86 76 versus West Virginia for its eighth straight.
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Olean
Dave Mills
DePaul
Pitt
Temple
Louisville A.d
St. Francis Pa
Ohio Univ
Miami
Ohio
Penn State
West Viginia
Ed Hughes Hired as Redskins Defensive Backfield Coach
Washington signs Ed Hughes from the AFL to coach the defensive backfield for the Redskins. Hughes previously led the defensive backs for the Denver Broncos and Dallas Texans, with NFL playing experience for the Rams and Giants.
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Washington
Bill McPeak
Washington Redskins
National Football League
Ed Hughes
Denver Broncos
American Football League
Hughes
Dallas Texans
Los Angeles Rams
New York Giants
New York
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Satan Never Sleeps
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Harry Bright
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