Seagulls Clip Greely Institute In Class M Opener
Old Orchard Beach defeated Greely Institute of Cumberland Center 59 to 45 in a Class M tournament opener at the Lewiston Armory. Mike Angelosante scored 17 in the first half, Pat Greenlaw added 18 overall with 16 in the second half, and Bill Dorr connected on eight threes. Old Orchard Beach advances to face St. Ignatius in the semifinals Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Greely Institute Girls Slow to Rally at Old Orchard Beach
Period scores show Old Orchard Beach leading Greely through three quarters 15 27 44 before Greely trailed 59 to 48. Scorers for Greely include Hutchins 3 and Hayes 4 with Doyle 1 Bowman 3 Bartley 1 and others contributing as the game closed.
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Tigers Ticket Sales for Semi Final and Final Matchups
Biddeford High School announces Tiger Tournament ticket sales if the Tigers beat South Portland Red Riot tonight for the Friday semi final at 9. Expo hosts the final at 8, with sales Saturday morning in the lobby.
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Spring Training Opens Amid Holdouts and Signings
Spring training begins as players across leagues weigh contracts and health. Milt Pappas disputes a teammate's critique while Pete Rose and other stars negotiate salaries and positions. Joe Torre and several unsigned Braves mix with signings by Lou Brock and Fritz Peterson as teams balance need and money.
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Palmer Delays Dinner After Charity Exhibition
Arnold Palmer apologized for lateness to a Midtown dinner explaining a diet clash after an exhibition in New Orleans with Phil Harris and Dean Martin. The event honored golf figures with awards including the Golf Tee Award to Joseph C. Dey and the Ben Hogan Award to Warren Pease.
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Belgrade passes law restricting weather forecasts to federal institute
Parliament in Belgrade approved a law that only the federal Meteorological Institute may issue weather forecasts. The measure targets amateur forecasters whose long range predictions have drawn attention in Yugoslav newspapers. The amateurs have often been correct.
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St John’s wraps up berth. indemnity suit eyed in antitrust clash
The USTFF accuses the AAU of antitrust violations and threatens a six-figure indemnity suit as the two sides clash over sanctions. Fraught talks in New York are set with Labor attorney Theodore Kheel, with a Sports Arbitration Panel decision due by mid-April.
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College Scores From New England Contests
Boston College 74 hosted Boston University 114 as Connecticut fell to 75. New Hampshire 75 beat Fairfield 87 while Stonehill edged Worcester Tech 85 to 70. Castleton State 91 defeated New England College 77. Bentley 99 bested St Francis Maine and Rhode Island College 85.
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Knickerbockers Still Unable To Beat Celtics
Celtics crush Knicks 143-114 for 16th straight win over New York. Russell and Howell commented after the game as Boston widened the gap while Detroit edged St. Louis and San Francisco defeated Los Angeles in other NBA action.
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Spartans Upset Bridgton High At Lewiston
In Lewiston Class M saw St Ignatius upset number one Bridgton 73 63 while Cape Elizabeth beat Gorham 59 55 and will face Mexico after Mexico downed York 83 75 Old Orchard Beach defeated Greeley 59 45 in other Class M action Bangor hosts Eastern Maine finals as Orono meets Hampden for the Class L crown and Brownville Junction faces Searsport in Class M leading into semifinal play All results from Portland and Bangor show tight regional playoff battles
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Portland and Stephens win openers in Class LI tourney
Portland High School defeated Westbrook 76 to 61 while Stephens High School of Rumford hammered Cheverus 71 to 61 in opening round play at the Portland Expo. Dana Anderson led Portland with 24 points and Chick Viger paced Stephens with 24 points. The Bulldogs and Panthers meet Friday in the Expo semifinals while Sanford faces Train Academy and Biddeford encounters South Portland in later games.
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Mare Gagne Captures Area Scoring Championship Title
Mare Gagne of Old Orchard Beach won the area season scoring crown with 324 points in 21 games, the lowest winning total since 1960. He averaged 15.2 points per game and became the second Gagne to win in three years, following brother Roland who netted 402 points for the University of Maine in 1964-65. Other top scorers included Dick Saucier and Skip Smith, with per game averages highlighting the competitive close of the season.
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Old Cards Wanted by Adventist Training Institute
The Seventh Day Adventist Church in Washington seeks used Christmas cards for its training institute in Ceylon. Last year students remade cards and earned profits to fund a small church a school PA system a rebuilt home and 1000 rupees for a student heart operation. This year the project aims to expand with more used cards.
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Gene Herrick Set for Eight Round Semifinal Bout
Aggressive Gene Herrick of Saco resumes action after a two round knockout of Johnny McKinley New York. He faces Abdou Ali an Arabian boxing out of New York under Harry Wiley. Main event features light heavy Georgie Johnson and Bob Herrington.
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Pro Basketball Tuesday Results and Upcoming Games
NBA scores show Boston 143 over New York 114 and Detroit 112 over St. Louis 109. San Francisco 136 edged Los Angeles 133. Upcoming games include Chicago at New York in Baltimore and Boston at Baltimore. Thursday features New York at Boston.
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