Ohio State Named National Champions After Rose Bowl Triumph
The final Associated Press poll confirms Ohio State as the national champions with a 10-0 season finish and 44 of 49 first place votes. Penn State and Texas follow in the top spots as Baylor. Georgia, Missouri, and Purdue complete the Top Ten after bowl outcomes.
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Sanford Tames Ailing BHS Tiger 65-54
Sanford beat Biddeford 65-54 as Biddeford played shorthanded due to flu and injuries. Al Pike and Dennis Levasseur led Sanford with 20 points each, while Dick Lemay topped Biddeford with 21. Pike and Levasseur fueled the rally after early Biddeford leads faded.
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Young Eagles Upset Burns 28 23 On Basketball Court
The St Louis eighth graders known as the Young Eagles defeated Burns School 28 to 23 in a tight game. Mike Labonte anchored with outside shooting while Burns cooled in the second half. Roger St Louis led in rebounding and charity shots sealed the win with three officials used for the first time.
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Seagulls Rally In Overtime To Top Marshwood
Old Orchard Beach Seagulls defeated Marshwood in overtime after trailing most of the game. Ray Perrin sparked a late regulation rally with a steal and layup, while Gerald Williamson scored heavily in overtime. Paul Jacques led the Seagulls with 17 points as Marshwood’s Saurman and Larrabee paced the visitors.
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College Scores Across The Nation In Decisive Wins
East Rhode Island 81 at California Irvine 76 Princeton 59 over Penn 56 Buffalo 74 over Wayne State 55 Wake Forest 93 defeated Maryland 71 No Carp State 95 beat Virginia 80 Far West Arizona 92 over Idaho State 48 Brigham Young 95 toppled Stanford 89 Utah 80 over California 72 Fresno State 98 defeated Los Angeles State 80 San Diego State 76 over Cal Poly Pomona 7 Nevada 87 beat Yale 84 Hawaii 86 over Alaska 69
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Noble High Quintet Beats Kennebunk 72 to 62 in Berwick
Noble High School defeated Kennebunk 72 62 on their home court resuming after the Christmas break. Gerry Plante led Noble with 26 points, supported by Harry Osgood 19 and Bill Johnson 15. Kennebunk’s Pete Landry and Tom Bradbury led their team with 14 and 12 points respectively.
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HOCKEY RESULTS AND COLLEGE COACHING MILESTONE
Boston and Chicago lead the East while Montreal and New York chase in the NHL standings. Boston's coach Snooks Kelley notches his 450th victory in the Centennial Tournament era as Boston College’s Eagles post a 9-1 mark this season. The article also notes upcoming hockey games and a track meet at Boston Garden featuring Ralph Doubell defending his Olympic 800 meters title with rivals including Leps and German.
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Yearling Team Tops Eagles In Frosh Clash At St Josephs
Thornton Academy Frosh defeated St Louis freshmen 68 to 53 at St Josephs Parish Hall. Strickland led TA with 22 points while Chadbourne added 20. Cote led St Louis with 21 points as the teams traded leads early before TA pulled away in the second half.
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Decisive Half Of Bowling Event Sets Up Title Match
York County bowling champion Jerry Forcier will face Dick O'Brien in the second half of their title match at Roll-A-Way Lanes Biddeford tomorrow at 4 30 p m The first half saw Forcier lead 1218 to 1134 O Brien won the championship last time with 1316 in the second half To be telecasted and tied to baseball writers dinner details appear in the report
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