High School Hoops Action Tonight Across Area Picks
Six area teams hit the polished floor with Kennebunk Old Orchard Beach York and Wells on the schedule. Biddeford New Saint Louis Cheverus Rumford Thornton Academy all feature in contests as Ken Pike returns from injury for Thornton. Old Orchard meets York and Wells hosts Bridgton as the schedule stacks up tonight.
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Old Orchard
Iddeford
Uoverhouse Cheverus
Jeve White
Crosstown
St. Louis
Stephens High School of
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Biddeoord
Thornton Academy
Eagles
Ken Pike
Thornton
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Maroon
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Old Orchard Beach
York Five
York
Wells
Bridgton
Wildcats slide in SEC race as Vanderbilt edge shocks
Kentucky, dropped from No. 1 to No. 2 after a 85-83 loss to Vanderbilt, sits 9-2 in the SEC basement with Tulane, Georgia, and others near the bottom. Vanderbilt guard John Ed Miller hit a last second jumper while Terry Gibson led Kentucky with 19 points.
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Kentucky Wildcats
Kentucky
Associated Press Il
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John Ed Miller
Vanderbilt
Roger Schurig
Vandy
Miller
Terry Gibson
SEC Titans
Tennessee
Tulane
Georgia
Familiar Story In Basketball Loop Midseason Leaders
New York AP reports the NBA season at midpoint with Boston and Los Angeles atop divisions. Wilt Chamberlain leads in scoring and field goal percentage and Robertson dominates assists and other major stats, continuing his versatile impact for the Cincinnati Royals.
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National Basketball Association
Boston
Los Angeles
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
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Chamberlain
Ted Caouette Extends Area Scoring Lead
Ted Caouette widened his lead in the area scoring race after netting 34 points to reach 180 on the season. Teammate Dick Agreste remains 18 points behind in second as Don Caouette sits third with 153 points. Chuck Clifford and Bob Alexandre hold fourth and fifth, with Paul Twomey sixth. Bob Dodge and Steve Dowd swap positions in the top ten.
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Biddeford
Chuck Clifford
Bob Alexandre
Wells
Paul Twomey
Paul Lamb
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Clifford
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WHS
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Peacock
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Dodge
Dowd
Lamb
Bruins Named To Top Spot In AP Basketball Poll
UCLA holds the top spot in the latest Associated Press poll as Kentucky slips to runner up and Loyola Chicago drops to third. Michigan moves to fourth and Davidson rises to fifth, with Oregon State Vanderbilt Cincinnati Villanova and Duke rounding out the top ten.
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Wildcats
Loyola Kcago
Loyola
Georgetown
D.C
Georgia Tech
Bruins
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Cincinnati
Michigan
Davidson
Oregon State
Vanderbilt
Villanova
Duke
Biddeford Saco City Hoop Loops Open Season Victory
White Star Laundry and Team 2 won opening games in Biddeford Basketball League at Biddeford Junior High. Allied Saco defeated Bagley’s 94 48 and K of C beat Saco Lowell 76 63. Jim Pouravelis scored 25 for White Star, Hank Petit 19 for Sanford Plastics.
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Hank Petit
Leo Vadnais
A Szumita
T.W.U.A
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Roy
Perreault
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J. Edward Whelan
Mike Cyr
Barry Gallant
Knights of Columbus
Alderic Martin
Whelan
Darrell Farnham
Oscar Cloutier
Allied Shoe
Bagsey
Tony Koch
Twua
Indoor Track Events At Portland Expo Sponsored
The Maine Athletic Club resumes indoor track and field meets at the Portland Expo Building on Saturdays with cooperation from the Southwestern Maine Track Conference. Open to schoolboys without indoor programs, college athletes, and others, the series includes several women’s events and medals for top finishers. Registration is via the Maine AAU. meets begin at 1:30 p.m. with events scheduled from January 11 through February 15.
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Maine Athletic Club
Portland Exposition
Southwestern Maine Track Conference
Maine AC
Maine Aau
New England
Patterson Wins First Match In His Comeback
Patterson defeats Santo Amanti in a comeback win in Stockholm. He stopped Amanti in 2:25 of the eighth round after three knockdowns, signaling a step toward another world heavyweight title bid. Amanti, European champion but unranked, had been cleared as an opponent despite a past auto accident and eye injury claim. This was Patterson’s first fight since a July Las Vegas knockout by Liston.
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Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Santo Amanti
Liston
Patterson
Amonti
Italy
European Boxing Union
Amanti
Floyd
Las Vegas
Nev
Chicago
Pro Basketball Monday Results and Schedule
National Basketball Association updates show no games on Monday with listed matchups including Philadelphia at Cincinnati in Columbus Ohio and Boston at San Francisco. Upcoming Wednesday features Baltimore at Detroit New York at Los Angeles and Cincinnati versus Philadelphia at Syracuse.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati
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San Francisco
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St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Syracuse
Holovak Foresees Patriots Revenge After LA SSE 51 10 Defeat
Boston coach Holovak vowed to reclaim the Eastern title after the Patriots were routed 51-10 by San Diego in the AFL championship playoff. He noted injuries to Ron Burton and Don Webb, praised the effort, and said Boston must add depth to back up regulars. Babe Parilli echoed the Chargers’ relentless play.
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Mike Holovak
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Ron Burton
Don Webb
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Dodgers
Jess Richardson
Houston Antwine
Chargers
Houston
Babe Parilli
Twin City Lane Championship To Be Decided
The final ten strings of the Twin City bowling title match were set for 4:30 p m at Pastime Bowling Center between champion Don Saucier and challenger Dick O'Brien. After ten strings, Saucier led by 30 pins with 1,197 to 1,167, promising a dramatic finish amid March of Dimes efforts.
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Dick O’brien
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O’brien
Maine State Bowling Association
Pastime Bowlers Defeat Bowlaway in York-Cumberland League
Pastime Bowling Center hosts a lopsided match as Pastime claims all five points by totaling 1 576 to Bowlaway 1 269. High games: P Lamontagne 342 for Pastime and H Foss 276 for Bowlaway, with team scores and individual top marks listed.
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Bowlaway
Portland
Pastime
Paul Lamontagne
Howie Foss
H. Dee
R. Petit
R. Gosselin
J. Bissonette
P. Lamontagne
C Morris
B. Foss
D Dufresne
R. Welton
H. Foss
Scarborough Falls To Pastime in Close Western Maine Battle
SCARBOROUGH The Pastime team edged the Big 20 Scarborough 17 timber in a tight Western Maine Professional league match. Joe Lachance led Scarborough with 386, while Don Ridley top-scored for the Pastime squad with 357 as Scarborough slips four points from first with a big game looming against the leaders.
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B. Kelley
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Fights Last Night Headlines Roundups
In New York Floyd Patterson stopped Santo Amanti in eight rounds while Wilhelm Von Homburg halted Bob McKinley in nine in New York. In Tokyo Yuji Masuko outpointed Manzo Kikuchi in ten rounds. Three bouts featured boxers from the United States Italy Japan and the U.S. West Coast and Tacoma were listed as locations.
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Floyd Patterson
New York
Santo Amanti
Italy
Wilhelm von Homburg
Los Angeles
Bob McKinley
Tacoma
Wash
Tokyo
Yuji Masuko
Japan
Manzo Kikuchi
Bobby Assery Tops Aqueduct Fall Meet With 28 Winners
During the 34 day fall meeting at Aqueduct jockey Bobby Assery led the standings with 28 winners. His performance highlighted a competitive meeting as he outpaced rivals and secured multiple riding titles at the New York track.
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Bobby Assery
Stan Mikita Wins Big Bonus For Scoring Lead
Montreal AP Stan Mikita star center of the Chicago Black Hawks earned a $500 midway-season bonus for leading the NHL in points. He sat out the All-Star Game last October to push for a 1963 64 raise and edged Montreal's Jean Beliveau by four goals in total points.
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Stan Mikita
Chicago Black Hawks
Mikita
Fiddie
Bobby Hull
NHL
Sparkplug
Chicago
Scooter
Jean Beliveau
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