Rivalries Spark Friday Hoop Tilts
Three area high school rivalries renew Friday with Thornton-Biddeford Kennebunk-Old Orchard Beach and St Louis-Sanford. The Tigers host Maroon and Gold at Steve White Gym while Sanford aims to repeat over the Blueped. Kennebunk-Old Orchard Beach features a keen clash as the Redskins press to maintain a pace against St Louis-Sanford opponents.
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St. Francis College
Babson Institute
Old Orchard Beach
Thornton - Biddeford
Kennebunk
St. Louis-Sanford
Tigers
Maine
Rams
Eagles
Steven
Thornton Academy
Merriwell
Sanford
St. Louis
South Portland
Marshwood
Vic St. Ignatius
Biddeford
Babson
Biddeford Rises To Third In II Ratings
Portland and Sanford duel for lead in Western Maine Class II Heat Index with Sanford at 174.3 and Portland 174.1 while Biddeford surges to third after wins over South Portland and Sanford. Morse High and other teams follow as indices list shows standings and recent results.
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Portland
Sanford
Sanford Redskins
Biddeford
South Portland
Westbrook
Blue Blazes
Lewiston
Edward Little
Neege
Morse High
School of Bath
Stephens
Traip
Cheverus
H i
Rangers
Irish Stags
Brunswick
St. Louis
Oxford Hills
Morse
Deering
Thornon
Bath
Morse High School
Thornton
Rockland
Train
St Anthony's Dominates North Berwick in 70 23 Victory
St Anthony's High School Friars led throughout the game and defeated North Berwick High 70 to 23. Rutkauskas and Zemaitis led scoring as ten Friars hit the total with strong defense limiting NB to four points in the first period and three in the final. Officials were Beaudette and Obermeyer.
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Kennebunk
Friars
St. Anthony’s High School
North Berwick High
North Berwick
Lee Rutkauskas
Ray Zemaitis
St. Anthony's
Rutkauskas
Zemaitis
Misevicius
Striupaitis
Tamulis
Brazionis
Vurkus G
Lisauskas
Satas
Kundrat
Dombus
F. Moore
Nichols
Ballow
Cheney
Winslow
Thompson
Clement
Griffin
Rose
Beaudette
Obermeyer
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Bob Lewis
Rusty Clark
Larry Miller
Dick Braucher
State
Chapel Hill
Robert McLean
Carbondale
Southern Illinois
Louisville
Frazier
Dick Garrett
Westley Unseld
Butch Beard
NBA Awards Franchise to San Diego for 1967-68 Season
The NBA added San Diego to its roster becoming the 12th entry for the 1967-68 season. San Diego Sports Enterprises owns the team and operates the San Diego International Sports Arena. Robert Breitbard will head the club, which will play at the arena after a $1,750,000 franchise purchase. Existing teams will contribute players in a 15-man draft from current rosters.
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San Diego
Calif
National Basketball Association
NBA
J. Walter
Kennedy
Seattle
San Diego Sports Enterprises
San Diego International Sports Arena
San Diego Gulls
Robert Breitbard
Sports Enterprises
Celtics Face Busy Weekend After All Star Break
The Celtics resume the NBA season Friday at home vs the Chicago Bulls after a break. They play in Baltimore Saturday night and host the Philadelphia 76ers Sunday afternoon, a nationally televised game with local blackout in Boston.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
Celtics
Baltimore
Philadelphia 76Ers
San Francisco Warriors
Philadelphia
Dawson Analyzes Green Bay Defense Ahead of Super Bowl
Kansas City quarterback Len Dawson compared Green Bay to three AFL teams in a defense breakdown. He matched the Packers front four to Boston, the linebackers to Buffalo, and the defensive backs to Oakland. Dawson said Green Bay pressures well and is versatile, capable of targeting multiple receivers if opponents double on Otis Taylor.
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LOS Angeles
Kansas City
Len Dawson
Green Bay
Boston
Buffalo
Oakland
Dawson
Packers
Wilie Davis
Ron Kostelnik
Henry Jordan
Lionel Aldridge
Larry Eisenhauer
Houston Antwine
Jim Hunt
Bob Dee
Harry Jacobs
John Tracey
Herb Adderley
Bob Jeter
Kent McCloughan
Dave Grayson
Willie Wood
Tom Brown
Raiders
Rodger Bird
Warren Powers
Otis Taylor
Mike Garrett
Curt McClinton
Chris Burford
Fred Arbanas
Eastern College Efforts Rebuffed by NCAA on 1.6 Rule
The NCAA rejected six amendments from the ECAC seeking to alter the 1.6 minimum grade rule for athletic eligibility. President Marcus Plant said the NCAA remains internally strong and will allow the rule to function another year. Byers noted most members comply, with Yale Harvard and Penn in noncompliance. The convention also rejected freshmen the right to compete in all sports except football and hoops and kept four-year grants-in-aid.
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Houston
Ncaa Jis
Eastern College Athletic Conference
NCAA
Southwest Conference
Atlantic Coast Conference
John Wilkin
Colby College
ECAC
Ncaa Council
Everett D. Barnes
Colgate University
Plant
Big Ten
New York City
Walter J. Byers
Yale
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Byers
Williams
Thiel
Tufts
Swarthmore
Rochester
Oberlin
Johns Hopkins
Muhlenberg
Chicago Schedule Snippet for Next Week
A partial schedule shows games in Cincinnati on Tuesday and home clashes Friday against Baltimore and Sunday versus Los Angeles, indicating a light week with three marquee matchups.
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Cago
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Pro Basketball Results and Upcoming Games
The Associated Press reports Wednesday results: Cincinnati 106 over Chicago 102 and Los Angeles 141 defeating San Francisco 126. Upcoming games include New York at San Francisco and St Louis at Baltimore, with multiple Friday matches listed across major cities.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Anges
San Fran
New York
San Francisco
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
San Jose
Calif
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Southern Illinois Defeats Louisville as Royals, Lakers Win
Southern Illinois upsets Louisville 53-50 after beating Texas Western earlier. Salukis rise in major college rankings while Louisville and Texas Western stumble. In Chicago, the Cincinnati Royals edge the Bulls 106-102 as Oscar Robertson racks 36 points and 21 assists, and the Lakers beat San Francisco 141-126 behind West 44 and Baylor 29.
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National Basketball Association
Royals
Bulls
Chicago
Robertson
Big O
Lakers
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Warriors
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Rick Barry
Legue
Tom Hawkins
Barry
Southern Illinois
Texas Western
Louisville
Salukis
Carbondale
Ill
Associated Press
Jack Hartman
Walt Frazier
Southern Methodist
Degg
Masters Golf Tourney Plans Higher Prices
Augusta National plans fewer admission credentials for the 1967 Masters to cut crowd size and raise series badges from 15 to 20 dollars. Badges will not cover practice rounds and general public tickets depend on spectator quota. Practice rounds will be $3 and a test TV blackout is partially lifted for Columbus, Georgia.
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Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
Clifford Roberts
Augusta National
Roberts
Columbus
Hull Returns to Scoring Pace Tops Hawks
Bobby Hull scored three goals to spark the Chicago Black Hawks to a 6 1 win over Detroit and pull them into a tie for first with idle New York. Ron Ellis tallied late to give Toronto a 2 1 victory over Montreal, moving the Maple Leafs closer to the Canadiens who slipped six points behind Toronto. Hull's 22nd goal gave him the NHL lead and capped a surge after hip trouble, while Ellis combined with Larry Jeffrey and Bob Pulford for the Toronto win.
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Bobby Hull
Chicago
Golden Jet
Black Hawks
Detroit
New York
Ron Ellis
Toronto
Montreal
Hul
NHL
Hull
Ellis
Larry Jeffrey
Bob Pulford
Maple Leafs
Pulford
Charlie Hodge
Canadiens
College Scores From St John’s To Colorado State U
College scores from various campuses include St Johns 98 over St Joseph's 85 and Penn State 69 over Temple 63. Other results: Delaware 101 Susquehanna 72 and Georgetown 97 Navy 68. Midwest shows Louisville 50 over South Illinois 53 and Colorado State University 56 over Denver 52.
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St. John
Clay Describes Terrell As A One Armed Bandit In Houston
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay declares his February 6 Astrodome bout with Ernie Terrell the battle of the champ and the so called champ. Clay coins Terrell a one handed fighter and refers to him as the one armed bandit. Terrell arrives in Houston next Monday and the match marks Clay’s second Astrodome appearance with Williams halted last November.
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Houston
Tex
Cassius Clay
Ernie Terrell
Astrodome
Terrell
Clay
Mel Turnbow
Jimmy Ellis
World Boxing Association
Cleveland Williams
Dome
Terre
Zora Folley
Thad Spencers
Joe) Frazier
Saco Midget League Standings Report
Franklin Tarbox of the Saco Recreation Commission releases standings and top scoring honors for the Saco Midget Basketball league in its third week. Tigers lead at 3 0 with Lions 2 1 Panthers 1 2 and Bobcats 0 3. top scorers include Kevin Foran 56 and David Dichard 56 across Bobcats and Lions respectively.
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Franklin Tarbox
Saco Recreation Commission
Saco
Thornton Academy
Tigers
Kevin Foran
Bobcats
David Dichard
Lions
Panthers
John Bouchard
Steve McNabb
John Strickland
Steve Hill
Fred Grondin
Don MecGuffin
Lance Mailman
Guy Loranger
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al Jones
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THE
Wheeling, W. Virginia
Star OF Radio & TV
St. Anthony’s
Bernard Cyr
Connie Gouiet
Biddeford High School
Winthrop Houghton
Carolyn Allbee
Laurette Poissant
Helen Cote
Theresa Spang
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Janice Beau
Dave Robinson
Ray Nitschke
Lee Roy Caffey
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