Loscutoff Plans Retirement After Celtics Season
St. Louis and Milwaukee AP dispatches outline Bill Russell’s knee arthritis as he debuts a lengthy note on his career. Jungle Jim Loscutoff announces retirement effective at season end, with Frank Ramsey and Clyde Lovellette also expected to retire. Celtics face a four-game in four nights stretch, starting with the Hawks in Providence and Boston, then Cincinnati.
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Jungle Jim Loscutoff
Frank Ramsey
Clyde Lovellette
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Hawks
National Basketball Association
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R.I
Boston Garden
Cincinnati
Russell
Loscutoff
Andover
Ramsey
Red Auerbach
Walter Brown
Lovellette
Kansas
Night action in 1964 National League schedule
Cincinnati Reds open the season at home on April 13 with 438 night games scheduled through October 4. Most clubs play under lights from the start, with Houston, Los Angeles, Chicago, Milwaukee, and others launching night schedules. The Mets and Cubs also begin under lights in mid-April as Milwaukee and St. Louis begin their second openers later in the month.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Houston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Colts
Mets
Flushing Meadows
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Cardinals
Hockey Results From Monday and Schedule Ahead
The Associated Press reports no NHL games were played Monday with upcoming tests listed. Montreal night Toronto clash and Boston at New York are among Wednesday’s scheduled matchups.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
New York
Hayward Beats Turner In Philadelphia Bout
Stanley Hayward, age 151, Philadelphia, outpointed Dick Turner, age 10, Philadelphia, in a boxing match.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Stanley Hayward
Dick Turner
Orange Bowl Schedules Night Football in NBC Bid
The Orange Bowl will be played at night after NBC bought rights for three years at 225000 dollars annually plus 75000 for related events. Eight hours of bowl action will air New Year’s Day starting with the Sugar Bowl at 2 p.m. EST and ending with the Orange Bowl at 8 p.m. EST. The shift aims to avoid Sugar and Cotton bowl competition and ease Miami visitors.
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Miami
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Bruins Rampage Buries Leaf Goalie in Montreal
Montreal AP report details Boston Bruins scoring 11 goals against Toronto goalie Don Simmons. The onslaught places Chicago’s Glenn Hall seven goals ahead in the Vezina race, with Hall benefiting from his team’s defensive performance while Johnny Bower of Toronto is credited for the goals allowed by the Leafs.
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Boston Bruins
Toronto
Don Simmons
Leafs
Johnny Bower
Chicago
Glenn Hall
National Hockey League
Today
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Bower
Charley Hodge
Bruins
Simmons
Intramural Basketball Scores At Biddeford Junior High
The Cats defeated the Lions 28 to 10 after a close first period with Baiguy scoring 16 for Biddeford. Bears edged Rams 19 to 12 as Brooks led with ten and Neault added six.
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Baiguy
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Beaulieu
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Neault
Agreste takes lead in area scoring race
Dick Agreste of St Louis moved ahead of teammate Ted Caouette to lead the area scoring with 241 points to Caouette’s 236. Don Caouette of Thornton Academy stays third, with Thorn ton’s Caouette and the St Louis pair the only scorers over 200. Bob Alexandre and Chuck Clifford hold fourth and fifth, Steve Dowd enters top ten at sixth, Twomey down to seventh, Dodge to eighth, Rol Gagne into ninth, and Peacock and Pike tied for tenth with 132.
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St. Louis
Ted Caouette
Agreste
Caouette
Don Caouette
Thornton Academy
Thornton
Paul Twomey
Bob Dodge
Old Orchard Beach
Rol Gagne
Greg Peacock
Ken Pike
Alexandre
WHS
Clifford
Dowd
OOB
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Dodge
Gagne
Peacock
iPike
Russia Favored To Win Olympic Hockey In Innsbruck
With eight days to the opening, experts say the USSR is the team to beat for the hockey gold. Russia holds Olympic and world titles after a strong U S tour and European sweep. Other top nations discussed include Czechoslovakia Sweden the United States and Canada.
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Canada
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Olympic
Ramblers And Deacons Upset In Hoop Action
Wake Forest and Loyola suffer upsets as Memphis State defeats Loyola 83 65 and Maryland beats Wake Forest 91 82. Indiana and Purdue face later tests as exams pause many programs.
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Associated Press
Wake Forest
Chicago Loyola
Loyola
Memphis State
Cats and Lions Reach Close Score In Period Notes
On page eight period scores show Faucher’s official time and four successful 4-8s. Cats players Poirier, Baiguy, Paquette, Ayotte, Cyr, Lavigne, Emerson contribute points with Baiguy adding 8 and Poirier 3. Lions reply with Lang, Parsons, Evans, Rich White, Beaulieu, Steven White, and Witten scoring, final period 28 all.
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Baiguy
Paquette
Ayotte
Cyr
Lavigne
Emerson
LIONS
Lang
Parsons
Evans
Rich White
Beaulieu
Steven White
Witten
Chamberlain Still Leading Pro Scorers
New York AP reports Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors remains the NBA's top scorer with a 35.3 point average this season, down from 46.2 last year, and a field goal percentage of .522. Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati trails with 29.9 points per game and leads the league in assists at 10.4 per game.
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Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
San Francisco Warrior
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Cincinnati
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Robertson
Pro Basketball NBA Monday Results and Standings
Detroit defeats Los Angeles 118 to 107 as action unfolds across the league. Eastern Division leads Boston and Cincinnati hold mid pack while New York trails. Western Division features Los Angeles and San Francisco atop the table with Baltimore and Detroit in difficult spots.
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Los Angeles
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Philadelphia
New York
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San Francisco
Boston
St. Louis
DePaul Breaks Into AP Top Ten After Dayton Win
The AP weekly college basketball poll places DePaul at No. 9 after a 11 game win streak and a 89-83 victory over Dayton. UCLA leads with 38 first place votes, Michigan second, and Davidson fourth as Kentucky and others fill the top tier.
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Cincinnati
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Eagles Tigers At Home Tonight Boosts Local Hoops Action
Cincinnati star Johnny Edwards, the busiest catcher in baseball last year, signs his 1964 contract with the Reds becoming the first to commit among many signings. Dodgers and others follow as bids and rosters fill. high school hoops highlight Biddeford and St. Louis home games with Westbrook and Sanford seeking wins in a tight schedule. Edwards once bridged the All Star switch saga as the national league top in chances and putouts.
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al Dark
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John Nieson
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Howard Kitt
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Art Descoteaux
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Old Orchard Recreation Loop Basketball Scores Report
Jaycees 63 defeated Bullets 47 in a compact loop game. Key scorers include Ketola and Ouellette with 12 and 8 points respectively, while Armstrong led Bullets with 9. Officials Kerry and Curtis worked the 4-8 minute period.
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