Gagne Nips Giroux In Thrilling Skating Race
The West brook skating rink hosted a Sunday program with multiple close races. In the men’s senior derby eight laps Danny Gagne edged Don Giroux by a nose after a near fall, with Don Collard third, Steve Martin fourth, and Junior Vire fifth. time 3 minutes 43 seconds.
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Westbrook
Danny Gagne
Don Giroux
Giroux
Danny
Gagne
Ray Lajeunesse
Fern Gobeil
Don Collard
Steve Martin
Junior Vire
Don Auger
St. Louis High
Don
Fern Boisse
Nelson Quellette
Sonny Cunningham
Robert Houle
Morse Edges Thornton In Late Shot Nerves Span Close Scrap
Morse High Bath outlasted Thornton Academy 58 to 56 at George A gym as Ricky Woods sank two free throws with 5 seconds left after Jeff Griffith interception helped Morse rally from a 32-23 halftime deficit. Jeff Griffith led Thornton with 26 points and Dick Helige added 14. Joe and Ken Higgins each had 17 for Morse, raising their record to 8-1 while Thornton fell to 2-5 in Western Maine II.
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Ricky Wood
Morse High School of Bath
Thonton Academy
George A. — Gymnasium
Maroon and Gold
Thornton
Jeff Griffith
Morse
Dave McNabb
Maroon
Woods
Joe
Ken Higgins
Western Maine II
Thornton T
Dick Hellige
Emery Gymnasium
Maine
Cheverus
Portland
Wee
G. F
McKinnon
Bussey
Harrington
Higgins
Osborne
Hellige
de, McNabb
da. McNabb
Moonoe Circesus
Dolan
Minniutti
Thornton Academy
Cage Ciar
Morse High
Bath
Griffith
Bruce McKinnon
Joe Harrington
Bruins Slump Drops Bruins to NHL Cellar
The Boston Bruins fell further in the standings after road losses to Toronto 4-1 and Detroit 5-3, slipping from a tie for fifth into undisputed cellar position. Detroit snapped a seven game home winless streak. McKenzie and Johnson sealed the win, while McKenney, Bucyk, and Pronovost scored for Boston.
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Detroit
Boston Bruins
Boston
Toronto
Red Wings
Bruins
Andre Pronovost
John McKenzie
al Johnson
Johnny Bucyk
Don McKenney
Pronovost
McKenney
Montreal
Frank Mahovlich
New York
Milt Schmidt
Thief Steals From Tennis Star Gussie Moran In Miami
Miami Beach police report a thief took a $7,500 mink coat and assorted jewelry from tennis star Gussie Moran’s hotel room while she dined Saturday night, the total value of items stolen listed by Moran.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gussie Moran
South Defeats North In Senior Bowl Tilt 33-26
In Mobile, Alabama, the 12th Senior Bowl produced a high scoring finish as the South edged the North 33 26. Ed Dyas of Auburn kicked three extra points after key plays by Fred Brown of Georgia and Don Smith of Missouri helped swing the late rally. Brown also scored the Souths first and final touchdowns, while Bobby Walden of Georgia pinned the North with a 64 yard punt.
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South
North
Mobile
Ala
Dick Norman
Stanford
Fred Arbanas
Michigan State
Norman
Don Smith
Missouri
Bobby Lauder
Auburn
Skipace
Bobby Walden
Georgia
Face
Norman Snead
Wake Forest
Ed Dyas
Dyas
Fred Brown
Brown
Deer Kill Down In Maine As Weather Slows Hunt
Unfavorable hunting weather and lack of tracking snow led to a smaller Maine deer kill last season. The 1960 total fell to 37,774, down about 10 percent from 1959’s record 41,735.
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Augusta
Maine
Schoolboy Rowe Dies At 51 In Arkansas
EL DORADO Ark AP Schoolboy Rowe the major league pitching star of the 1930s died at home after a heart attack His age cited as 48 by records but his family says 51 A Tiger scout and former coach he played nine seasons with Detroit five with Philadelphia and one with Brooklyn He was born in Texas grew up in El Dorado and earned the nickname Schoolboy after a high school prank His 15 major league seasons included one All Star game 1936 and three World Series wins 156 wins 401 losses lifetime record His best year 1934 with Detroit 24 8 also 19 wins in each of the next two seasons He shares the American League mark with 16 straight wins in 1934 Also notes a separate state game biologists report about hunter activity showing in state hunters waited for late November conditions.
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EL Dorado. Ark
Rowe
Schoolie
Lynwood Thomas
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn
Tigers
Waco
Tex
el Dorado
el Dorado Daily News
College Cage Coach On Hot Seat
NCAA council meets to review alleged violations in college athletics as Frank McGuire defends North Carolina. Bud Wilkinson expresses cautious optimism about Oklahoma Tulsa and Southern California probation statuses and potential reinstatements. Walt Byers confirms ongoing investigations with expected announcements forthcoming.
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Pittsburgh
Frank McGuire
Bud Wilkinson
Tulsa
California
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
McGuire
North Carolina
Tar Heel
Wilkinson
Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma
Sooners
Southern Cal
Trojans
Walt Byers
Associated Press
Byers
Southern
Cal
Bombers Defeat Portland Team In Five-Point Victory
In a York Cumberland County Men’s league match the 20th Century Bombers swept Congress Square of Portland 1 641 to 1 528. All Bombers scored above 300 led by Joe Lachance 335 Nick Gillis 331 and C Gillis 325. Harvey Garland topped the losers with 334 and FE Johnson 303, Peterson 292, Perron 301 and Eaton 298 also notable.
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Congress Square
Portland
Joe Lachance
Nick Gillis
Harvey Garland
20Th Century
P. Lachance
C. Gillis
R. Gen
Hawks wallop Celtics in lopsided national NBA clash
St Louis Hawks beat the Boston Celtics 133 to 104 as Celtics endure a heavy defeat. Gob Pettit leaves with a 12 inch gash near the eye after an early first half incident. Syracuse Nationals defeat Detroit Pistons 138 to 115 and New York Knicks edge Philadelphia Warriors 121 to 119.
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Associated Press
Hawks
Celtics
Auerbach
National Basketball Association
St. Louis Hawks
Boston Celtics
Gob Pettit
St. Louis
Pro Basketball Saturday and Sunday Results Recap
New York beat Syracuse 120 to 117 on Saturday. Sunday results saw New York 121 over Philadelphia 119 and Syracuse 138 over Detroit 115 while St. Louis defeated Boston 133 to 104. Monday had no games scheduled.
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Associated Press
New York
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Hockey Scores From Saturday Games
Montreal defeated New York 6 to 3 while Toronto beat Boston 4 to 1 New York topped Montreal 4 to 3 Chicago beat Toronto 5 to 1 and Detroit defeated Boston 5 to 3 in Saturday hockey results.
Tigers and Maroon Clash In Twin City Bowling Tilt
Al Guillereault scored 1173 to lead Gerry Forcier 1148 in the Twin City title bowling match at Pastime lanes. In Laconia boxing, Biddeford Lightning boxers Cordeau and Ouellette won, with others in action as York County prep games loom Tuesday featuring Biddeford Scarborough and Thornton against Kennebunk amid a busy high school slate.
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Twin City
al” Guillereault
Gerry Forcier
Guillereault
Forcier
Guillereautt
A. Guillereau
York County
Biddeford
Scarborough
BHS
Thornton Academy
Kennebunk
George A. Emery
Train Academy
Cape Elizabeth
Old Orchard Beach
York
South Berwick
Buxton
Eliot
St. Ignatius
Wells
Berwick
Limerick
North Berwick
Hollis
Potter Academy
Sebago
Sanford
Thornton
Lewiston
Edward Little
Armory
St. Louis
Cheverus
Francis
Maine Vocational
South Portland
New England Collge
Henniker
N.H
Gillis Leads Kosky In Low Scoring Scarborough Duel
Western Maine champion Nick Gillis built a 68 pin edge on Tony Kosky in a tight title bout at Scarborough. Gillis totaled 1035 to Kosky’s 967 as two fouls affected Kosky and the second half shifts to 20th Century Lanes Saturday at 4 30 PM.
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Western Maine
Nick Gillis
Tony Kosky
Scarborough
Gillis
Kosky
Nick
Don Patchell
Portland
Bids Accepted To Annapolis Nomination Openings
Representative Peter Garland announced nominations for the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland. Candidates must write to Room 418 House Office Building Washington 25 D C for consideration. The deadline for one vacancy is February 1 and six applicants will be nominated for the Civil Service examination on March 18. Transcripts of high school records and at least one reference should accompany letters.
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Washington
Peter A. Garland
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Garland
House
D. C
Worcester Pro Has One Stroke Lead On Field
In Los Angeles the 45,000 open showdown began with Worcester pro Paul Harney holding a one stroke lead at 136 after two rounds. He seeks the $7,500 first prize as four strong pursuers trail, including Leonel Hebert, Bob Rosburg, and Bob Goalby, with Billy Casper Jr and others within five strokes.
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Los Angeles
Paul Harney
Harney
Worcester
Mass
Leonel Hebert
Jay Bob Rosburg
Bob Goalby
Coral Gables
Billy Casper Jr
Bob Gajcia
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes Country Club
Palm Springs
Art Wall Jr
Ken Venturi
Ted Kroll
Gary Player
Eric Monti
Jim Ferree
Tom Aaron
Eric Brown
England
Duron Harrison
Voltigeur Shuffleboard Race Tightens With Ties At Top
The Voltigeur club shuffleboard tourney tightens as Y Caron and F Marcotte share first at 115 points while H P Picard and L Perreault tie for third at 16. FE Decelle and R Montpas share fifth at 4 8, with J Marcotte 7 9 and J Pelletier 6 10. Lantagne Corriveau and FE Picard each sit 5 11, and P Ander trails at 2 14.
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Voltigeur
Y. Caron
F. Marcotte
H. P. Picard
L. Perreault
FE. Decelle
R. Montpas
J. Marcotte
J. Pelletier
R. Lantagne
E. Corriveau
FE. Picard
P. Ander
Pastime takes pair of league bowling tilts
Pastime teams in York Cumberland leagues won all five points in both A and B divisions. A team at Congress Square lanes Portland scored 1 763 to beat Congress Comets by 144 pins led by Don Saucier 380 and Tom Lachance 370. B team defeated Bowlarama of South Portland by 23 pins with Harold Dee 348 topping Pastime and Lew Dyer 337 for Bowlarama.
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Congress Square Lanes
Portland
Don Saucier
Tom Lachance
al Williams
Congress Comets
Bowlarama
South Portland
Harold Dee
Lew Dyer
P. Binette
R. Perry
L Lachance
D. Saucier
A. Huot
Black Hawks Extend Winning Streak to Seven Games
The Chicago Black Hawks defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-1 to extend their consecutive win streak to seven. Goalie Glenn Hall delivered another shutout bid before a late Maple Leafs goal, as Chicago closed to within two points of second place in the NHL. In other games, the New York Rangers beat the Montreal Canadiens 4-2 and the Detroit Red Wings earned a 5-3 win over the Boston Bruins.
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Associated Press
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Hawks
Toronto Maple Leafs
Glenn
Hall
Leals
Fdl Shack
Leafs
New York Rangers
Montreal Canadiens
Detroit Red Wings
Boston Bruins
Thornton Academy Girls Beat St Joseph In Twin Win
Thornton Academy girls defeated St Joseph High in two games. The varsity won 51 to 49 behind Barbara Warren with 25 points and Carol Cole adding nine while Joan Bergeron, called up from the jayvees, scored six. The jayvees won 26 to 25 with Ann Simpson scoring 11 points.
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Thornton Academy
St. Joseph High
Barbara Warren
Carol Cole
Joan Bergeron
Jayvees
Ann Simpson
Bower Wins 25th Jackson Cross Country Race
John Bower of Auburn Maine repeated as winner of the 25th annual Jackson cross country ski race held Sunday. The Middlebury College sophomore notched his second straight triumph in the event ahead of local and regional competitors.
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Bower
Jackson, N.H
Jackson
John Bower
Auburn
Maine
Middlebury College
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