Eagles face Stephens in key Western Maine clash
Rumford Panthers ride a 6 2 record and height edge led by Gary Dupill and Barry Dupill against a developing St Louis squad led by Bob McConnell. McConnell top scores with 130 points in eight games as Stephens seeks a upset to boost Heat Rating standing.
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McConnell
Gary Dupill
Stephens
Pete Belskis
Marty Giroux
Maine
St. Louis
Eagles
Biddeford
South Portland
Portland
Deering
Tigers Face Move Toward LL Tournament Amid Flu Outbreak
Se ae by Mike Dumas and Ste Hardison lead an 11 game stretch as SP seeks form. The Tigers weakened by influenza last Saturday must push toward the LL tournament or watch from the bleachers. Coach Art Descoteaux plans five starters to begin tonight with Wells still favored over Kennebunk after a 82-32 loss to York last Friday.
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Mike Dumas
Ste Hardison
Tigers
Art Descoteaux
Class M Wells
York
Kennebunk
Namath Triggers First Feud Ahead of 1969 Super Bowl
Joe Namath said there were better AFL passers than Earl Morrall, naming Dan LaMonica Hadl Griese and himself as superior. He even claimed Babe Parilli could have played for Baltimore and perhaps done better. Baltimore coach Don Shula defended Morrall and praised Namath as a top quarterback.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Joe Namath
Namath
New York Jets
AFL
Baltimore
Earl Morrall
Oakland
Daryle LaMonica
John Hadl
Kansas City Chiefs
Bob Griese
Miami Dolphins
Morrall
National Football League
Jets
Babe Parilli
Parilli
Earl
Shula
Celtics Take Day Off For Traveling Before Pistons Clash
Boston Celtics, riding a string of solid wins on a western swing, take a travel day before returning home to face the Detroit Pistons. They routed Seattle 121-97 behind Don Nelson 28 points and 28 rebounds by Bill Russell. Dennis Ralston to play in Canadian Open Aug 4-10. Barthes, Moore, and Buchholz also signed.
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Seattle
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
San Francisco
Arace Sonics
Don Nelson
Bailey Howell
Larry Siegfried
John Havlicek
Bill Russell
Bob Rule
Gace Celtics
Baltimore Bullets
Pistons
Los Angeles Lakers
Toronto
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Sleeve Barthes
France
Ray Moore
South Africa
Butch Buchholz
St. Louis
Beach Lassies Defeat Sextette From St. Louis
Old Orchard Beach girls beat St. Louis 64 to 32 here last night as Audrey Davis scored 36 points for the home team. Pris Jean tallied 14 fouls for St. Louis in the lopsided game. Jayvee result had St. Louis winning 15 to 12 with Cote as top scorer.
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Old Orchard Beach
St. Louis
Audrey Davis
Pris Jean
Jayvee
Cote
Peggy Brann
Aguilette
St. Ignatius
Old Beach Hls
St. Louis H
Old
Orchard Beach
D. Gagne
P. Dumont
S. Lemire
L. Boucher
T. LeBlonce
B. Brunelle
N. Langley
C. LeBlanc
P. Therrier
P. Bouffard
Moutsatsos
Davis
M. Gagne
S. Baiguy
Jean
Drapeau
Langley
LeBlanc
Outsatsos
Baiguy
TV Rolloff for Women Is Scheduled
Western Maine Ladies TV rolloff set for Saturday January 4 with two more sessions January 11 at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford. Western Maine chairman Dick Figoli moved event from last week after illness and open date allowed new date. Entries must be from a member house and carry a 1969 Maine State Candlepin Bowling Association card.
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Western Maine
T.V. Rolloff
20Th Century Lanes
Franklin Street
Biddeford
Dick Figoli
Augusta
Tiger Kittens Triumph Over Sanford Juniors 33 14
Biddeford Junior High defeated Sanford Junior High 33 to 14 in a schoolboy basketball game. Tom Anton and Jere Crowley led the Tiger Kittens with Condor Daigle contributing as well.
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Tiger Kittens
Sanford Juniors
Biddeford Junior High
Sanford Junior High School
Tom Anton
Jere Crowley
Condor Daigle
Biddeford Jr
Hish
T. Anton
Crowley
Gilstorf
Sylvestre
Daigle
Sevigny
Cosgrove
K. Anton
Bunting
Goulet
Jr. High
Gauthier
Slain
Dn H Frith
O'Connell
Mball
Webber
Lamb
Reis Bidd, Jr
Sanford Jr
Berry and Guignard
Parents Night Set By Eagles Alumni for Saturday Game
The St Louis Regional High School Alumni Association hosts Parents Night at the Sanford gym for varsity and cheerleaders. Parents of both teams attend as guests at the Steve White Memorial game against Stephens High of Rumford. No JV contest. Start time is 7 p.m.
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St. Louis
Jayvee
Steve White
Stephens High
Rumford
Young Seagulls Triumph Over St. Mary's Five
Old Orchard Beach junior high beat St. Mary’s of Biddeford 48 to 22. Steve Tirrell led scoring with 15 points for the Seagulls while Bradley Paul had 14 for St. Mary’s. Periods showed the Beach leading at every interval.
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Old Orchard Beach
St. Mary's
Biddeford
Steve Tirrell
Bradley Paul
St. Mary
Keglers Prepare for Twin City Title Showdown
Tomorrow evening at Pas time Lanes Biddeford bidders Don Bouthot the champion faces Chick Choroszy challenger in the final half of the Twin City title match. Choroszy leads by 40 pins after a 1200 to 1160 first half and the match starts at 8 30 p m in Biddeford.
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Main Street
Biddeford
Twin City
Don Bouthot
Chick Choroszy
Choroszy
Bouthot
Eckert Retains Full Authority as Baseball Commissioner
Gen William D Eckert asserts full authority until a new commissioner is elected after submitting his forced resignation He plans a Feb 4 Chicago meeting to select a successor with a reported 100000 annual salary The All Star game will be night played in Washington DC July 22 to boost TV viewership Also Loyola College seeks Soviet Union participation in its 1970 centennial hockey tournament with a potential return series in Russia
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Chicago
William D. Eckert
Eckert
Washington, D.C
Houston
Astrodome
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Loyola College
Soviet Union
Russia
U.S
University of Toronto Blues
Rams Restore Coach George Allen After Rift
Los Angeles AP A physician helped heal the rift between Rams owner Dan Reeves and coach George Allen. Reeves rehired Allen after a New Year meeting, keeping a two year contract and a reported 40 000 salary. Allen praised the reunion and promised closer work with Reeves as the team faced potential player discontent and fan pressure.
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LOS Angeles
American Medical Association
Jules Rasinski Jr
Allen
Reeves
George
Dan
Rams
Chicago
Bears
Ant
Records Topple In Local League Bowling
Harley Scammon of Westount Shipping set a 344 series to topple Ted Shevenelle's 337. Dick Potvin matched a 126 single to beat 121. Bill Dumont of Bespeeds Maintenance rose to 357 total, surpassing 325. Pearl Maurice of Westland Shoe ties Liz Perkins with a 119 single. In the WEA league Ray Roberge posted a 124 single and 307 total, overtaking 115 and 303 held by Jackie Lajeunesse and Gert rude Michaud.
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Prite
Harley Scammon
West Ount Shipping
Ted Shevenelle
Dick Potvin
Scamm
Bill Dumont
Bespeeds
Roland St Michel
Distaff
Pearl Maurice
Westland Shoegirls
College Scores From The Associated Press
East Bucknell 77 Lafayette 49 Villanova 73 Niagara 68 Vanderbilt 62 Florida 55 Jacksonville State 62 Ga Tech 62 Auburn 69 W Virginia 75 Wm Mary 71 Tampa 62 Miami Fla 61 Tennessee 59 Mississippi State 72 Kentucky 91 Louisville 81 Notre Dame 84 Fordham 65 Kansas 61 Iowa State 61 Oklahoma 62 Missouri 58 Colorado 78 Oklahoma State 48 South Milwaukee 62 Ky Wesleyan 61 North Dakota 85 South Dakota 69 New Mexico St 85 Arizona St 60 Texas El Paso 100 Pan American 0
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Associated Press
Bucknell
Lafayette
Villanova
Niagara
Vanderbilt
Florida
Jacksonville
Notre Dame
Fordham
Kansas
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Missouri
Colorado
Okla. State
South
Mil
Weslyan
So. Dakota
Southwest New Mex St
Ariz. St
Texas-El Paso
Pan Amer
Pro Basketball Results From Monday
Associated Press reports scores from pro games including Cincinnati over Chicago 106 to 104 and Boston beating Seattle 121 to 97. ABA results show Houston 110 over Kentucky 105 and Los Angeles 122 to 114 over Dallas.
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Accosated Press
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Seattle
Houston
Kentucky
Los Angeles
Dallas
Giant-Killers Move Up In AP Poll With Upset Wins
St John’s of New York climbs from 17th to eighth after defeating Davidson 75-74 while NC State remains No 2 behind UCLA. UCLA remains 1, North Carolina drops to fourth, Santa Clara and Illinois rise, with Kentucky falling to seventh and Marquette and Drake entering the ratings.
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Associated Press
St. John's
New York
Asso
North Carolina
UCLA
Redmen
Tar Heels
Davidson
Wildcats
St. John’s
Bruins
Tulane
Princeton
Duke
Santa Clara
Illinois
Columbia
Oklahoma City
San Francisco
Illini
Minnesota
Kansas
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Villanova
New Mexico State
Cincinnati
Tulsa
Wichita State
Northwestern
Michigan State
Drake
Marquette
New Mexico
St. Bonaventure
Butler
Bonnies
Anova
Veeck Takes Over Suffolk Downs Heads New Racing Chapter
Boston AP Bill Veeck becomes chief executive of Suffolk Downs after Realty Equities buys the track for over 12 million dollars. Suffolk seeks 76 days of thoroughbred racing in 1968, aiming to avoid conflicts with Lincoln Downs and Rockingham Park while eyeing a July Labor Day window. Harness racing dates are set at 30 days with major holidays blocked.
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Boston
Bill Veeck
Veeck
Suffolk Downs
Realty Equities Corp
Eastern Racing Association, Inc
Realty Equities
Suffolk
Massachusetts Racing Commission
Aew
Rode Island
Lincoln Downs
New Hampshire
Rockingham Park
Massachusetts
Berkshire Downs
Berkshire
Ork
Rockingham
Bay State Raceway
Foxboro
Bruins Roster Beat Up Ahead of Leafs Clash
Boston Bruins coach Harry Sinden ordered full practice today and tomorrow as several players nurse injuries and colds ahead of Thursday nights National Hockey League meeting with the Toronto Maple Leafs at Boston Garden. Johnny Bucyk and possibly Gary Doonback are hoped for the Montreal game. center Derek Sanderson is set to miss Toronto. In Los Angeles a National Football Foundation Hall of Fame finale lists five coaching finalists including Frank Leahy and 18 player finalists led by Yale star Larry Kelley and Dartmouth star Myles Lane.
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Boston
Harry Sinden
Boston Bruins
Torontto Maple Leafs
Boston Garden
Bruins
Sinden
Johnny Bucyk
Gary Don
Maple Leafs
Montreal
Canadiens
Bucyk
Doak
Eddie Shack
Shack
Chicago
Gil Marlotte
Derek Sanderson
Toronto
Sanderson
New York
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
New England
Yale
Dartmouth
National Football Foundation Hall of Fame
Frank Leahy
Boston College
Notre Dame
Larry Kelley
Myles Lane
Ski Conditions Across New England Ski Areas
Ski area operators released conditions for New England mountains noting new snow, base depths, and surface types. Reports cover Maine to Rhode Island with varied snowpacks from packed to powder, and surfaces ranging from good to fair with wind and ice noted in several resorts.
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Boston
Selec
New England
Houston Coach Names Oilers As All-Stars
New York AP report lists Houston Oilers players named to the Eastern All-Star squad for the AFL game in January. selections include Pat Holmes Bobby Maples Walt Suggs Sonny Bishop, with Jets players also chosen. Other starters and reserves named across positions.
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Houston
Oilers
NEW York
Doe Waly Lemm
Houston Oilers
Foye Ce
Ville
Fla
New York Jets
Lemm
Pat Holmes
Bobby Maples
Walt Suggs
Sonny Bishop
Jets
John Elliott
Glen Ray Hines
Billy Shaw
Buffalo
Dave Herman
Jon Morris
Boston
Joe Namath
Hoyle Granger
Jim Kiick
Miami
Gerry Philbin
Vernon Biggs
Jim Dunaway
Houston Antwine
George Webster
Garland Boyette
Mike Stratton
Miller Farr
Ken Houston
George Ee
George Saimes
New England ski outlook from Weather Bureau
U S Weather Bureau outlook predicts snow for most New England ski areas Tuesday with possible rain in southern coasts. Several inches of new powder expected, temperatures mainly in the 20s in northern areas and the low to mid 30s in the south. Snow may change to flurries tonight and continue Wednesday with colder temperatures.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
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Bob Foster
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Carey McWilliams
Linnell Gym
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