Three Unbeatens Remain As Villanova Puts Away Seton Hall
Villanova defeated Seton Hall 99-67 to keep its perfect record at 12-0, as the Wildcats intensified defense in a strong zone. Ohio State and Mississippi State also atop the unbeaten list at 10-0 and 9-0, respectively, while Duke, Bowling Green, Texas Tech, and Arkansas won to stay in the mix.
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Belmont Abbey
Twomey Tops Area Scoring Lead In Local Race
Paul Twomey of Biddeford High overtook Mike Porter of Old Orchard Beach for the top spot in the area scoring derby. Twomey has 110 points this season, eight more than Kennebunk center Pete Pierce with 104. Porter slipped to third with 101 as Thornton’s Bob Aaron moved to fourth with 91 and Billy Oakes of Biddeford held fifth.
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Sam Huff steals scene at Horning fete in Giants star turn
NY Giants linebacker Sam Huff, at a Green Bay tribute for Paul Hornung, joked he deserved the 37-0 title game MVP. Huff recalled hostile stadium vibes, suggested Green Bay dominated the regular season finale, and praised Hornung while claiming he was the real MVP.
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Directors Of Fish And Game Group Named
The York County Fish and Game association announces the board of trustees for the coming year. Members include Win Sawtelle Kenneth Littlefield Edward Ross Raymond C. Burbank all of Lyman along with Frank Jones Charles Gilpatric Jr William Gilpatric Herbert Karns Charles Gagne John Bryant Sr Clifford Wendelken Dr. Roland Fogg Gordon Anthony Wilbred Bedard Peter Anderson George Gendron Reynold Langevin Philip Allen Donald Lester all of Saco Paul Adams Paul Morin Robert Collard William Smith Reginald LeBarge all of Biddeford Dr. Milton H. Hall and Dr. George Genthner Kennebunk Harold Powell and Richard Carl Waterboro. An archery membership increase plans to elect three more members from that group to the board.
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York County Fish and Game Association
Win Sawtelle
Kenneth Littlefield
Edward Ross
Raymond C. Burbank
of Lyman
Frank Jones
Charles Gilpatric, Jr
William Gilpatric
Herbert Karns
Charles Gagne
John Bryant, Sr
Clifford Wendelken
Roland Fogg
Gordon Anthony
Wilbred Bedard
Peter Anderson
George Gendron
Reynold Langevin
Philip Allen
Donald Lester
Saco
Paul Adams
Paul Morin
Robert Collard
William Smith
Reginald LeBarge
Biddeford
Milton H. Hall
George Genthner
Kennebunk
Harold Powell
Richard Carl
Waterboro
Hockey Results Show Toronto Beats Montreal 3 1
Results roundup lists Toronto defeating Montreal 3 to 1 and Chicago topping New York 2 to 1. Chicago at Detroit on Thursday has no games scheduled Friday is free of contests.
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Montreal
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Saints Beat Western Leaders 102 99 in San Francisco
A teenager snatched the game ball with five seconds remaining as the San Francisco Saints held on to beat the Western Division leaders 102 99 in an American Basketball League game. Ken Sears and Gene Brown spurred the Saints' late stretch to sealed victory.
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Basketball Scores and strange nature anecdote loom
Pro Basketball results show Cincinnati 122 New York 111 Detroit 112 Boston 103 Los Angeles 124 Philadelphia 123 Friday games list several matchups including St. Louis at Philadelphia Boston at Cincinnati No games Thursday ABS Wednesday results include San Francisco 102 Kansas City 99 Cleveland 114 Chicago 104 New York at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Hawaii Chicago at Kansas City New York at Kansas City San Francisco at Cleveland Chicago Los Angeles at Wichita. Anting is described as a mystery of nature with a bird clutching an ant and stroking it in ecstasy.
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Cecelia Hersey Leads Women Pin Challengers
Mrs. Cecelia Hersey of Biddeford won the Twin City Ladies challenger's rolloff at 20th Century lanes, rolling 510 for five games to claim first challenger spot for the Twin City crown. Former champion Rolanda Roy finished strong with 495, followed by Cleo Larochelle 483 and Rita Murphy 482 as inclement weather limited the field to 10 bowlers.
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Golfers Make Merry With Bowling Balls
The Biddeford and Saco Country Club hosted 21 bowlers for a mid-season handicap roll-off. Lorraine Poissant won women’s first with 332 plus 33 handicap. Evelyn Nadeau took second with 331 and 30 handicap. Cathy Moumouras finished third with 51 handicap. In men’s division Bob Sattelle won with 373 including 24 pins. Ed Boucher was second at 345 with 12 handicap. Paul Grenier placed third at 336 with 27 handicap. The league resumes Friday with new team breakdowns for the second half.
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Lakers Win Without Baylor In Nail Biting Victory
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Philadelphia Warriors 124-123 without Elgin Baylor who was inducted into the Army. Jerry West led with 44 points and Rudy LaRusso added 33 in a tight LA win that snapped their season series with Philadelphia. In Detroit, Cincinnati Royals toppled New York 122-111 and Detroit beat Boston 112-103 in a doubleheader.
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Doctor Says Elbow Formidable Weapon
Dr. Allan J. Ryan of Meriden Conn warns the elbow is a formidable offensive weapon in football. He urged sportsmanship over rule changes to lessen injuries. He spoke at a National Alliance Football Organization meeting representing small colleges junior colleges and high schools in 49 states.
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Pacesetters stay unbeaten in Saco league action
Western Auto remained 3-0 after a 46-42 win over Bagleys at Thornton Academy gym. Saco-Lowell edged Saco Tanning 53-43 to stay within one game of the leaders as Gary Mullins led with 20 points and Ken Pate and Jack Martel provided scoring support.
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White Stars extend winning streak to four in Biddeford league
White Stars beat Prescott Metal 68 48 at BHS gym to move a half game ahead in top standings while East Ends outscored Roy and Perreault 52 42 to hold fourth place. Dutremble led White Stars with 30 points. Perkins had 26 for Prescott Metal. East End benefited from Bob Wilkinson 28 points, Bill Gagne 15 and Phil Laverriere 11.
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Weightlifting as Cote's Secret to Maine Football Title
St Louis High School coach Robert Cote credits weightlifting and a structured plan with helping the 1961 Maine Class league champion. He cites voluntary 10 week sessions, spring technique work, and August final training as key, plus filming for improvement and esprit de corps. He notes improved scholastic performance during football season and a strong social development. Rotary officials praise his program and elect him president of the Class L Coaches association.
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Governor Reed Eyes Sugar Beet Boost in Aroostook County
Augusta AP reports Governor Reed a potato grower and shipper in private life sees strong interest among leading agriculturalists in introducing sugar beets to Aroostook County farms. The idea could diversify crops and boost local farming.
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Aroostook County
Reed Seeks Expanded Promotion of Sugar Beet Industry
Reed asks the Department of Economic Development to start an expanded push for a Maine sugar beet industry. He notes encouragement from experiments testing sugar beets as an alternative to potatoes and cites improving prospects.
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Sooners Named Comeback Club Of The Season
The University of Oklahoma Sooners earned top honors in the 1961 comeback category of the Associated Press yearend football poll. After a 3-6-1 1960 season, Oklahoma recovered to finish 5-5 in 1961, beating Kansas State Missouri Army Nebraska and Oklahoma State, signaling a strong rebuilding ahead for 1962.
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