Last-Second Shot Lifts Seagulls Over Boothbay 67 65
Old Orchard Beach Seagulls beat Boothbay Regional 67 65 on a last second 15 footer by Andy Coreau after trailing most of the game. Coreau scored 18 led by Chris King 17 Mike Kimball 14 and Tarbox 12 while Boothbay's Ken Hodgedon topped with 20. Seagulls improve to 5 4 while Boothbay slips to 4 2. Next action Tuesday at Massabesh.
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Mike Kimball
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Ken Hodgedon
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Tigers and Trojans Fall in Portland Indoor Meet
Thornton Academy and Biddeford opened the Portland Expo indoor season trailing early to South Portland Westbrook and Portland. Biddeford's Contors and Parenteau led times in junior 40 and mile as teams faced heavy rivals. Deering Cheverus Windham results added context.
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Biddeford Wrestlers Win Triangular Meet at Tiger Gym
Biddeford defeated Westbrook 34 29 and Medomak Valley 42 29 in a Saturday afternoon triangular at Tiger Gym. Gil Marcotte and Tom Small remained undefeated, each with 12 0 season marks behind two pins apiece in the 155 and 185 pound classes. Biddeford next hosts Marshwood in a Wednesday dual at 6 30 p m.
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Overlock
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SFC Wins Third Tilt of Season
Washington Capitals fall to Boston Bruins 7-4 marking their 21st straight NHL loss tying a record. Bob Sirois scored twice in his first two goal game for the Caps. St Francis College beat New England College 74-53 led by Russ Opie with 18 points as the Red Knights improve to 3-4.
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New England
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Quincy
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Flyers Dominate Soviets In 4-1 Hockey Upset
The Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Soviet Central Army team 4-1 in a nationally televised international match. Russians initially refused to play over protest signs regarding Soviet Jews, then continued to face a hostile NHL crowd as the Flyers asserted league dominance.
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Flyers Rout Soviets 4 1 in Olympic exhibition brawl
Ed Snider led the Flyers as they overwhelmed the Soviets 4 1. Brutal forcheck and bodywork sparked penalties after Valeri Kharlamov was leveled by Ed Van Impe. Loktev condemned the rough play as Campbell met the Soviet delegation in the corridor.
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