All Star Game Nears Collapse Over Pension Fight
The 14th NBA All Star game in Boston nearly collapsed as players threatened a walkout over a pension plan. Commissioner Kennedy pledged action by February or May, after meetings with owners and Players Association head Tom Heinsohn. East beat West 111-107 with Robertson named MVP after a tense pregame stalemate.
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Hayden Riley Enters Fourth Season as Alabama Coach
Alabama basketball coach Hayden Riley begins his fourth season directing the Crimson Tide, aiming to build on previous campaigns and push for sustained success in the conference.
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Celtics overpower Jaycees 58 to 35 in league clash
George Hogan led the Celtics to a 58 35 win over the Jaycees. Don Ouellette was the Jaycees top scorer with six points as Boston pulled away after a tight first half and dominated the third period.
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Pastime Bowlers First in Western Maine League Surge
The Pastime team defeated Congress Square of Portland to claim all five points and top the Western Maine Pro league with a new team total of 1,866 pins. Individual scores included Saucier 404 and Nolette 395 as the squad set a league best, while Congress Square totaled 1,710.
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Gino Cappelletti Scores 113 Points in AFL Season
Boston player Gino Cappelletti tallied 113 points last season without a touchdown in the American Football League. He achieved this through field goals and extra points, helping his team rack up wins and stay competitive in the league standings.
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Unpredictable Crosby Tourney Opens Thursday
Bing Crosby's golf event begins Thursday with a $60,000 purse and a three-course format at Monte Rey Peninsula Country Club Cypress Point and Pebble Beach over three days. Notable players include Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player with Crosby inviting pros and amateurs since 1937.
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Unsung Creighton Making Noises Among Collegians
The Creighton Bluejays, led by 6 7 Paul Silas, rise as a potential March threat after defeats by UCLA and Oklahoma City. Silas set a Creighton scoring record with 19 points in a 99 73 win over New Mexico State, boosting his career total to 1 438 as George Unseld and Lou Hudson also shined in national showdowns.
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Durocher Charged With Alienation Of Affections
In Vermont a civil complaint accuses Dodgers coach Leo Durocher of alienation of affections. Rene Morin claims harm to his wife Anna Morin and alleges threats to the family. Durocher, freed on $30,000 bail, is in seclusion as proceedings await court action in 21 days.
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East All Stars beat West 111 to 107 in NBA showcase
The East All Stars defeated the West 111 107 in Tuesday’s pro basketball results. Boston Baltimore San Francisco Detroit and St Louis hosted today’s games with upcoming matchups New York Detroit Cincinnati and Los Angeles Cincinnati on Thursday.
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AFL To Mull Player Limit Draft Changes
The American Football League will study raising its player limit from 33 and changing draft rules at a three day San Diego meeting before the East West All Star game. Commissioner Joe Foss said sessions start Thursday morning to finish before Sundays game. Proposals include red shirt drafting before the 14th round and altering the standings percentage system. Reports will cover Denver Houston New York cooperative scouting and TV programming by Chet Simmons.
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Saucier Defending Lane Championship
Don Saucier defends his Twin City title against Chick Choroszy in a 10 string final at Pastime Bowling Center. Saucier led by 134 pins after a 1265 first half as the 4 p.m. start looms and both bowlers appear evenly matched despite the early advantage.
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Frosh Team Shows Promise for 1964 Wyoming Football
The 1963 Wyoming freshman squad dominated, winning all four games at Laramie and allowing only two touchdowns, suggesting strong talent for the 1964 varsity team.
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Laramie
Howie Young Humble Over Latest Penalty
Howie Young accepted a five day suspension handed by N H L president Clarence Campbell a recent ruling in Chicago. The Chicago Black Hawks defenseman served three prior games since a spit ting outburst. Young expressed relief the matter ends and apologized for the trouble caused.
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St Louis JHS Bears Rout St Marys in 75 49 Win
St Louis Junior High rolled to its fourth win of the season yesterday afternoon defeating St Mary's Junior High 75 to 49. Rene Simard led with 14 points and strong rebounding as four Bears hit double figures, with St Louis converting 17 of 26 free throws to St Mary's 9 of 16.
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Hockey Results NHL Tuesday Games
National Hockey League results show no games on the schedule for today. The upcoming matchups feature New York visiting Toronto, Chicago at Montreal, and Detroit at Boston.
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Testing warheads at Cape Canaveral aims at improved effectiveness
AP reports engineers are testing advanced warhead designs to boost rocket effectiveness. Developments include protective materials with higher performance and lower cost, maneuverable nose cones for target changes or ant missile avoidance, more effective decoy warheads, and multiple warheads to strike two or more targets from a single rocket.
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Burglary Leads Store Owner to Post Wry Ad
In North Vernon Indiana the day after a burglar stole paint from a store owner Lawrence Day ran a local paper ad reading Even the thieves know the best paint to steal. The witty notice highlights theft and the shopkeepers sense of humor.
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Libel Judgment Is Reduced in Butts Case
Former Georgia athletic director Wal lace Butts accepts legal guidance to reduce his Post libel award from 3.06 million to about 2.6 million. Judge Morgan left general damages intact and set a 20 day window for a written agreement to forego punitive damages beyond 400,000. Curtis Publishing plans to appeal.
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Jury to Decide Finley A's Move Case in New York
Charles O Finley seeks league transfer of the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville for 1964 65 a move opposed by key AL clubs league officials and three-state political figures including Senators Symington Pearson Morton Cronin to preside over a three vote negative verdict The fight has drawn in public officials and owners wagering on the outcome with Finley vowing league action if blocked.
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Red Riot Nips Tigers Gorham Tips Seagulls
Biddeford and Old Orchard Beach suffered losses last night dimming their tournament hopes. South Portland edged Biddeford 60 56 after a 54 54 regulation tie, while Gorham beat Old Orchard Beach 58 55 on a late Ram drive led by Eric Batchelder. Carmody scored 14 for Biddeford, Sandler 18, Hews sparked South Portland in overtime with two baskets.
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Joint worship study group formed in Great Britain churches
A joint liturgical group comprising Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist and Congregational churches in Great Britain has been created to study and pursue diverse modes of worship across denominations. Leaders say the effort aims to foster collaboration and broaden worship practices nationwide.
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Babson Edges St. Francis In Final Seconds
Babson Institute trailed at halftime but rallied to beat St. Francis College’s Red Knights 81-79 at the St Francis gym Tuesday. Bryant Barefoot and Al Gode made key free throws late as O'Brien scored at the horn, with Babson overcoming an eight point late deficit.
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Breakers Team Totals and Event Records Summary
Breakers team total 1 066 and team single 395. Three strings Ladies C Gagne 278. Single Ladies C Gagne 100. Three strings Men B Pettingill 327. Single Men R Chadbourne 112. ses
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