Tigers Meet Thornton in Saco Hoop Clash
Biddeford High School Tigers visit Thornton to clash in a key area basketball game at Linnell Gym in Saco. Thornton, 3-4 in league play, seeks to solidify a tournament bid. Biddeford, 4-4, must rally behind Leo Cantara and Dick LeMay as they face a taller, deeper Maroon squad led by Dick Pike and Rick Frost.
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Sanford
Steve White
St. Anthony's
Freeport
St. Francis College
University of Maine
Portland
Maroon and Gold
Thornton
Bengals
South Portland
Leo Cantara
Dick LeMay
Dick Pike
Rick Frost
Jim McGaffin
McGuffin
Green Bay Old Pros Get Nod in Super Bowl Showdown
Associated Press notes veteran Packers led by Bart Starr face the AFL champion Oakland Raiders led by Daryle Lamonica in a clash likely to hinge on defense and passing. Starr’s experience contrasts with Lamonica’s 30 touchdown year and Raiders’ top defensive stats as the game nears.
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Bart Starr
Green Bay
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Starr
Boyd Dowler
Carroll Dale
Kansas City Chiefs
Raiders
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Johnny Rauch
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Dowler
Dale
Danny Anderson
Chuck Mercein
Lamonica
Ron Cote Leads Area Scoring Race At St Louis High
St Louis star Ron Cote tops the area scoring chase with 237 points from 87 baskets and 63 free throws, opening a 19 point gap on Wells guard Steve Libby. Andy Dufort and Leo Cantara push past 210 while Ray Belanger and Ray Zemaitis hold mid tier with 180 and 157 respectively. Kennebunk’s Dennis Lamon tagne, sidelined by appendectomy, sits ninth with 145 and Tom Bradbury completes the top ten.
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Cote
Steve Libby
Wells
Libby
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Leo Cantara
Biddeford
Ray Belanger
St. Louis
St. Anthony
Ray Zemaitis
Dave Pelletier
Zemaitis
Biddeford High
WHS
Dufort
Cantara
BHS
Belanger
Pelletier
LeMay
KHS
Lamontagne
Bradbury
Parents Night set at St. Louis Sanford game
Brother Richard Hebert director of athletics at St. Louis High School announced that parents of all varsity and junior varsity players cheerleaders and managers will be guests of the St. Louis Alumni Association during the St. Louis Sanford game observing Parents Night this Saturday.
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St. Louis High School
J.V
St. Louis
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In Tokyo Benkei Fujikura defeated Nakano Saza zaki by outpoint in junior middleweights. In Portland Gene Herrick stopped Joey Garroway in five rounds. In Los Angeles Bobby Murray knocked out Art Cruz in three rounds.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Benkei Fujikura
Nakano Sasazaki
Portland
Maine
Gene Herrick
Saco
Joey Garroway
New York
Los Angeles
Bobby Murray
San Francisco
Art Cruz
Wilmington
Calif
Kauffman Sets Timetable for New Kansas City Club
Kansas City's new baseball owner Ewing Kauffman outlined a rapid plan including a board of directors within a week and an executive vice president soon after. He aims for a first division club in five years and an American League pennant in eight, with the team remaining in Kansas City during his lifetime as his estate would sell to Kansas City interests. Finley’s A’s had moved to Oakland in 1968.
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Ewing Kauffman
Horatio Alger
Kauffman
Charles O. Finley
A’s
Oakland
Bruins Move Closer To Tie Of Division Lead
The Boston Bruins climbed within two points of the Eastern Division lead after a 5-4 win over the Detroit Red Wings. Rookie Derek Sanderson scored a late breakaway goal for his 14th of the season, with Eddie Shack assisting. Phil Esposito added two goals, Skip Krake scored, and Norm Allman matched for Detroit before intermission. Kent Douglas and Don Awrey traded goals in the second period as Detroit briefly tied it late in the frame. The division leaders Chicago Hawks were idle.
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National Hockey League
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Bruins
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Eddie Shack
Phil Esposito
Skip Krake
Norm Allman
Detriot
Kent Douglas
Don Awrey
Detroit
Ullman
Gordie Howe
Chicago Hawks
Housewife King Wins AP Female Athlete of the Year 1967
New York AP Billie Jean King, a lively housewife from Long Beach California, tops the AP Female Athlete of the Year voting for 1967 with 196 first place votes and 854 points. Kathy Whitworth and Peggy Fleming follow, with Nancy Greene and Debbie Meyer also high in the tally. King claimed Wimbledon and U S Open singles titles and ranks No 1 in the world after defeating Ann Haydon Jones in both finals.
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Billie Jean King
America
Kathy Whitworth
Peggy Fleming
Toay
Associated Press
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Longeach
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Miss Whitworth
Miss Leming
Canada
Nancy Greene
Debbie Meyer
Mrs. King
U.S
Ann Haydon Jones
Britain
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Pro Basketball Scores From THE Press Tteam at Cincinnati and More
Cincinnati 120, Boston 116 and St. Louis 108, Baltimore 101 headline a day of NBA results. Detroit at Boston and Baltimore at Philadelphia on tap, with San Diego at St. Louis among Saturday games. Sundays features Chicago at St. Louis and San Diego versus Baltimore at Utica NY, plus Thursday results Kentucky 110 Oakland 106 and New Orleans 131 Anaheim 124 in overtime.
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New Orleans
Anaheim
New Jersey
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Weekend NBA Schedule On Page Seven
Kentucky plays Anaheim while Houston faces Dallas and Pittsburgh meets Minnesota. Oakland hosts New Jersey as Pittsburgh visits Indiana. Dallas hosts Anaheim and Indiana travels to Houston with Oakland visiting Minnesota in late afternoon.
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Dallas
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Oakland
New Jersey
Indiana
College Scores From Eastern and Midwest Regions
East Rhode Island 81 Northeastern 66. South LSU 100 Tulane 91 So Ill 63 Ky Wesleyan 62. Georgetown Ky 79 Tennessee Wesleyan 56. Midwest Dayton 57 St. Louis 56. Ohio Wesleyan 94 Adelbert 73. Drake 75 Wichita 74 Marquette 71. Wisconsin 56. So Dak St 92 Minn Morris.
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