Tigers Edge South Portland In OT Thriller
Biddeford Tigers defeated South Portland 71 to 70 in overtime after trailing by 13 in the second period. Key scorers were Leo Cantara 18 points and Dick Lemay 14, while Dumas led Riot with 19 points. Final period saw Cantara and Lemay spark the rally before Cantara block for the win.
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Deford High
South Portland
Roland Eon
Leo
Cantara
Biddeford
Ricky Cantara
Dick Lemay
Tigers
Pete Hardison
Bill Ronning
Ed MecAleney
Lemay
Ouellette
R. Cantara
L. Cantara
Eon
Mailman
Ribaudo
Hardison
Beattie
Rice
McAleney
Pimps
Gleason
Illiken
Ronning
Creeiet
Giroux
Wells Warriors Defeat Kennebunk In Second Half
Wells High rallied in the third period to beat Kennebunk 73 to 41 at home. Key players included Clark and Litchfield for Wells while Kennebunk suffered fouls to star defenseman Bob Stone and had limited minutes from Jim Gough due to an early injury.
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Kennebunk
Wells High
Rams
Che Bran Gat
Steen Clarone
Ess
Warriors
Bob Stone
Jim Gough
Clark
Galencia
Gou
Tufts
Litchfield
Emmons
Wentzell
Miller
Landry
Sturting
Stone
Smith
Uist
Normand
Wells
Perrino
Campbell
Babson Stages Second-Half Rally To Beat St Francis
Babson College overcame a halftime deficit to defeat St Francis College 85 to 75 at Babson Park. Wayne Chamberlain scored 21 points with 12 in the final eight minutes of the second half, while Kevin Leip led Babson with 24. St Francis top scorer Bill Lyons had 10 baskets. Ron Regula added 15. The Babson Frosh beat St Francis Frosh 84-69.
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Babson Park
Mass
Babson College
St. Francis College
Wayne Chamberlain
Babson
Kevin Leip
Bill Lyons
St. Francis
Ron Regula
Babson Frosh
Jonas
Mackensiie
Finis
Scher
Fundenbell
Jumpp
MacSwan
Shalom
Sherman
Studer
Farrentio
St. F Frosh
Jones
Ullrich
Starky
Mabry
Churchill
Deusseur
McBride
Smith
Roncaglioni
Sanford Freshmen defeat St Louis 64 to 51 in basketball
Sanford freshmen beat St Louis 64 51 as Guillemette scored 24 and Loranger led Eagle Yearlings with 34. Sanford led 15 6 at first, 27 20 at half, and 43 34 after three periods. Officials were Smith and Jones. Time 48 5.
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Sanford
St. Louis
Guillemette
Redskins
Maks
Loranger
Eagle Fresh
Douchette
Levasseur
L'Heureux
Thayer
Feldman
Dumas
Andrews
Leclair
Lebrun
Rousseau
L'Italien
Cote
Regis
Turcotte
Collard
Smith and Jones
McLain Trio To Play At Boston Writers Dinner
The Boston Baseball Writers Dinner on January 30 features Den ny McLain and his trio performing alongside organist John Kiley McLain, while Hank Riley supplies regular organ music for the night. Ken Coleman will host, with Johnny Pesky joining the event at Fenway Park as part of the winter luncheon.
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Boston
Boston Baseball Writers
Denny McLain
John Kiley McLain
Detroit Tiger
Er E
Riley
Boston Red Sox
National Hockey League
Boston Bruins
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Ken Coleman
Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Fenway Park
Somes
Mike Andrews
Ing
Billsone
Russ Gitcher
Dick Aie
Winter Haven
Fleee Gy Fo
Chet Nichols
Mike Forn
New England Ski Conditions Report Highlights Powder and Bases
Ski conditions from New England areas show varied new snow totals from 1 to 18 inches with powder and packed powder surfaces. Bases range from 10 to 68 inches while surfaces are largely good to excellent with some spring or frozen granular textures noted.
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Boston
New England
Lacaies
Mt. Abram
Big A
Weather Bureau
Fair
Colts Jets Super Bowl talk teeters as coaches praise each other
In Fort Lauderdale AP reports both Ewbank and Shula praised their rivals as the Colts were seen as 18 point favorites over the Jets. They highlighted defensive lines and depth while noting Jets quarterbacks and backs as key strengths before the Miami Super Bowl.
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von Ihula
Ewbank
Jets
Shula
Kingpin Colts
Miami
Joe Namath
Matt Snell
B. O E
Emery
Colts
Gerry Philbin
Verlon Biggs
Paul Rochester
John Elles
Green Bay
Biddeford Frosh Upset Thornton In City Basketball
The Biddeford High Frosh defeated Thornton Academy Frosh 55 to 47 at Stevene Gym to rise to 5-1. Charlie Jahepakas led Biddeford with 24 points and Mark Warner added 19 for Thornton.
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Biddeford High Frosh
Thornton Academy Frosh
Biddeford
Stevene
Aevetince
Thornton Fiv
Charlie Jahepakas
Tigers
Mark Warner
Ord Frosh
Randall
Haines
Boisvert
C. P. Labberg
Pourevalis
Antonakas
Thornton Frosh
Warner
Strout
Knox
Strickland
Chadbourne
McKenney
F. Can
Biddeford Frosh
Guignard
Sanford Defeats Young Eagles 44-28 in junior high game
Sanford topped Young Eagles 44 to 28 as Sanford led most of the game. Scorers included Frith, Kimball, St Louis and Labonte among others, with multiple players contributing across quarters and defensive stops shaping the win. The matchup featured strong early offense from Sanford and steady defense to hold Young Eagles.
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Sanford
Young Eagles
Louis
Redskins
Frith
Atte Vey
Ayen
Brown
Rossignol
Montembeau
Salvas
G. Roy
Labonte
Thornton Academy Girls Rout South Portland 45 34
Thornton Academy defeated South Portland 45 to 34 in a afternoon game behind Donna Coli with 21 points and Diana Bergeron 12 points. Sue Er eded 20 for SP. Jayvees also won 13 12 in prelim.
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Thornton Academy Girls
South Portland
Maroon Lassies
Donna Coli
Diana Bergeron
Sue Eric Eded
Jayvees
Young Tigers Triumph Over Denis Hall 52 29
Alfred Biddeford Junior High School edged Denis Hall 52 to 29 yesterday on a 24 point third period run. Jere Crowley and Craig Condor Beige each scored 10, with multiple teammates contributing in a tight second half defense.
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Alfred
Biddeford Junior High School
Denis Hall
Tigers
Jere Crowley
Craig Oe
Condor Beige
Ae Hal
Canara
Cosgrove
Gilstorf
Bunting
Caniara
K. Anton
Crowley
Pol Brock
Pyer
Ripley
McKinney
Ricketts
Malcahey
Staples
Miles
Wilson
Ouellette
B.J.H
Brother James
Brother Roberts
Young Redskins Top St Louis In Seventh Grade Basketball
Sanford seventh graders defeated St Louis 35 to 26. Key scorers included G L Heureux Leavy and Labonte for St Louis and players such as Thing Evans Hautey and Tremblay for Sanford with officials Cochin Metcalf.
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St. Louis
Sanford
Thing
Evans
Recreational Vehicle Markets Seen 25 Percent Growth This Year
Analysts forecast a broad rise in homes selling all types of recreational vehicles with volumes up about 25 percent for the year. The trend reflects growing interest in RV ownership and travel lifestyle.
Pro Basketball Tuesday Results Across Five Cities
The Sports page lists Tuesday results: Los Angeles 100 over Baltimore 93, Milwaukee 116 over Cincinnati 101, Chicago 102 over New York 110, Phoenix 112 over San Diego 113, San Francisco 108 over Detroit 117. Upcoming schedule includes Detroit at Boston and New York at Milwaukee with several other matchups.
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Los Angles
Baltimore
Milwan
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Phoenix
San Diego
San Francisco
Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Philadelphia
San
Thege Ames
Sheeee
Cleve
Kentucky
Dallas
Minnesota
Indiana
New Orleans
Denver
Angeles
Los Angeles
Houston
Oakland
Montreal Defeats Minnesota 6-3 in NHL Action
The Associated Press reports Montreal beat Minnesota 6-3 as NHL results roll in. Other scores and upcoming games listed include Philadelphia at Toronto and New York at Philadelphia with multiple matchups across the league.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Minnesota
Louis
Philadelphia
Toronto
Oakland
Boston
New York
Deep South Yelps With Pain at Bowl Setbacks
The Deep South football belt laments its worst major bowl losses with SEC coaches urging more athletic scholarships or a national cap on grants in aid. Alabama coach Bear Bryant cites Alabama’s 32-10 Gator Bowl defeat to Missouri and asks for parity with schools awarded 50 scholarships annually. The NCAA convention debates one platoon football and overall scholarship limits as Palm Springs hosts SEC and NCAA discussions.
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LOS Angeles
Paul
Bryant
Alabama
Missouri
Arkansas
Southeastern
Palm Springs
NCAA
Ers
Celtics Seek Home Court Fix Against Pistons
The Boston Celtics return from a successful road swing to face the Detroit Pistons at the Garden seeking to improve a troubling home record 10-7 this season. Detroit arrives after a 117-114 win over Philadelphia with new Pistons Bellamy Komives McLemore and Gambee making first Boston appearance in Detroit uniforms since the trade.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
NBA
Celtics
Bill Russell
Baltimore Bullets
Detroit
Pistons
Philadelphia 76Ers
Walt Bellamy
Howie Komives
McCoy McLemore
Dave Gambee
Piston
Bellamy
Komives
New York
Dave DeBusschere
Gambee
Milwaukee
McLemore
Phoenix
Pro Golfers Gear Up for 1969 Los Angeles Open
Fifty two pros and 156 amateurs gather at Rancho Park for the 100000 Los Angeles Open preludes. Defending champ Billy Casper joins national champion Lee Trevino and Masters winner Bob Goalby among top entrants in the 43rd annual event. Weather looks favorable for start. notable absentees include Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player.
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Los Angeles
Rancho A
Billy Casper
Lee Trevino
Bob Goalby
Monterey
Calif
Rancho
Art Wall Jr
Hi Chi Rodriguez
al Gieberei
Doug Sanders
Gardner Dickinson
Frank Beard
Don January
Gene Littler
Bobby Nichols
Jack Nicklaus
Crosby
South Africa
Gary Player
Los Angeles at Detroit Minnesota at Pittsburgh Games Scheduled
Two set matchups listed with teams Los Angeles facing Detroit and Minnesota meeting Pittsburgh. Schedule notes only two games are on the card. No scores or dates provided in the readable text.
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Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Mike Holovak Fired As Coach Of Boston Patriots
Boston announces the firing of Mike Holovak after a two season slump. The first executive hired by the AFL franchise in 1960, Holovak leaves with a 52-46-9 record over eight seasons including a 1963 Eastern Division title.
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Mike Holovak
Boston Patriots
Boston
Mike
Real
Boston New
Mga
Holovak
William H Sullivan Jr
Eivan
Mobile
Ala
Miami
Fla
Patriots
Sullivan
Pease
Eta
Coac
Plan Oe
St Holovak
Esman
Boston College
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
The
AFL
Lou Saban
San Diego
Pats
Lolich Heads Guest List At Manchester Dinner
Detroit Tigers World Series hero Mickey Lolich leads a star cast at the Manchester Union Leader Fund Inc. baseball dinner in Manchester New Hampshire. Included are Al Kaline Willie Horton and Bill Freehan from the Tigers with other ex players Red Sox Yankees and Royals officials. The event draws over 2 000 attendees at the State Armory with toastmaster Frank Messer and umpire Tom Gorman among speakers.
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N.H
Mickey Lolich
Detroit Tigers
Manchester Union Leader Fund Inc
Tigers
St. Louis
al Kaline
Willie Horton
Bill Freehan
State Armory
Ken
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