Eagles Compete in Key Western Maine II Playoff Bid
St Louis faces Sanford tonight in a pivotal Western Maine II race as the Eagles chase a playoff berth after recent wins over Kennebunk and St Ignatius. Old Orchard Beach visits Berwick, Wells plays North Berwick, with Thornton and Morse looming, while Biddeford and Kennebunk also schedule Friday games.
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St. Louis High School
Sanford
Biddeford-Saco
Biddeford
Thornton Academy
Kennebunk
St. Louis
South Portland
Eagles
Berwick
Old Orchard Beach
Western Maine
Wells
North Berwick
Thornton
Western Maine L
Morse High School of
Bath
Saco Armory
Biddeford Junior High School
Kittery
Traip Academy
Pact May Be Signed Today For Rematch
Formal contracts were drawn and could be signed in Miami Beach to stage the Liston Patterson rematch at Convention Hall on April 4. Promoter Al Bolan of Championship Sports, Inc. hoped to finalize negotiations locally. Liston backer Jack Nilon demanded $85,000 upfront with $207,000 still due from the Chicago bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
al Bolan
Championship Sports, Inc
New York
Liston
Chicago
Patterson
Jack Nilon
Oilers Clinch Biddeford League Win In Close Belt
In Biddeford last night at the Junior High gym the Oilers edged Pioneer Plastics in a tight affair. Wally Szumita led the winners with 18 points while Jim O Leary Frank Smith and Don Perkins scored 12 11 and 10 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Perreault
White Star
Biddeford
Oilers
Pioneer Plastics
Wally Szumita
Jim O'Leary
Frank Smith
Don Perkins
Jim Bean
Baylard
Skip Edwin
York
Itt
Dewitt
Don Gagne
Joe Lauzon
al Martin
Perreaut
Szumita
O'Lea
Humphrey Ree
Soula
Gorges
Eccases Saweden
Beans
Mathews
Roy & Perreault
Pioner Plastics
Consalvo
White Star Gfp
York Heel Raiders
Lauzon
Acu
Robinson
Lafortune
I Western Auto
Calla- Willett
If Feet
Cartier ‘Han's
Gauthier
Phil Curtis
Celtics
Pate
Lamontagne
Cote
Martin
Lakers
Ter
Grant
Eee
GFP
Wagner
Tardif
Arseneault
Guay
Callahan
Braley
Rg Blais
Knickerbockers Cyr
Dumas
lGoxe
C . Lamontagne
Brown
Seater Eeeaes
Beaulieu
Stetson
Lane
Western Auto
Cen Eeeennee
Callahan's
Kerry
Morse
Knickerbockers
Hanrahan
Simpson
Bryant
Leach
Mitchell
Tanning Boudreau
Monte
Biddeford Grapplers Fall At Ipswich In Close Meet
The Biddeford high wrestling team lost to Ipswich 29 to 23 in Steve White gym. Biddeford moves to 10 3 and will face North Yarmouth Saturday. Individual results list pins decs and decisions across 110 to unlimited weights.
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Biddeford High
Ipswich High Grapplers
Ipswich
Mass
Steve White
North Yarmouth
D. Madore
Larochelle
Gaspar
George
J. Belanger
Dziadul
Dee
Camelo
David Herson
Daly
Douglas Herson
Cooks
Weiss
Sullivan
Valae
Gauthier
Berthiaume
Fessenden
J. Aguiar
D. Aguiar
Saroka
Fifield
Merry
Sum Realized From Basketball Games
The Biddeford Teachers association reports a 250 dollar sum raised from a basketball event between high school teams and the faculty. General chairman Joseph Wood said the money will go to the association's scholarship fund. Special votes of appreciation praised Jack Chenard and Red Fleurant of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 2 for officiating the men’s faculty versus varsity game and Neil Serpico Pat Coburn for refereeing the women’s faculty versus girls game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Teachers Association
Joseph Wood
Jack Chenard
Red Fleurant
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Jayree
Neil Serpico
Pat Coburn
Roland Palis
Pro Basketball Results and Schedule From AP
Los Angeles crushed Detroit 124 to 4 in Monday action. Tuesday features St. Louis versus Syracuse in New York, Boston versus New York, and Detroit at San Francisco. Wednesday brings Boston at Cincinnati, Syracuse at Chicago, and Detroit at Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Detroit
St. Louis
Syracuse
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
Montreal
Toronto
Wilt Scoring Average Drops During Week
Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors endured his roughest week of the season, scoring 117 points in four games for an average of 29.3. He remains the league scoring leader with 46.2 per game on 882 field goals and 406 free throws. He trails last season’s 50-point per game clip and his single-game high this year is 73 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilt
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Chamberlain
Kansas All-America
Museum of Modern Art to screen 50 TV classics from 1948 1961
The Museum of Modern Art will host screenings of about 50 television programs drawn from 13 seasons of network broadcasts 1948 to 1961. Selections include Studio One The Storm Kukla Fran and Ollie Garroway at Large Marty Requiem for a Heavyweight and Tonight with Belafonte among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Studio
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Garroway
Marty
Mike Wallace
Philip Wylie
Edward R. Murrow
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Murrow
Queen Elizabeth
Belafonte
Ernie Kovacs
Red Skelton
CBS
ABC
Latin America
NBC
Gary Cooper
Saco Recreation Leaders Start Second Round Wins
Saco Recreation Western Auto and the Teachers opened the second round at George A. Emery Gymnasium in Laan with wins. The results showcased improved offense and solid defense as teams push for playoff positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Auto
the Teachers
Saco Recreation
George A. Emery
Laan
NBC moves Judy Garland show to Sunday to face Bonanza
TV moves Judy Garland weekly series next season into NBC Sunday lineup after Ed Sullivan and opposite Bonanza. The Real McCoys will continue for another season due to contractual commitments while Jack Webb anthology faces death. Tonight recommended includes Every body Loves Sweeney on NBC 9:30 to 10:30 with Mickey Rooney, and Jack Benny Show on CBS 9:30 to 10 with Peter Lorre.
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Judy Garland
Ed Sullivan
NBC
Jack Webb
Schayes to Play 1000th NBA Game Tonight
Dolph Schayes 34, of the Syracuse Nationals, will become the first NBA player to reach 1000 regular season games in tonight's doubleheader at Madison Square Garden against St Louis with NYU alumni on the old court. He has 18 771 regular season points and 5 970 FGs in 999 prior games.
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NEW York
Madison Square Garden
New York University
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Association
Iron Man
Syracuse
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Lakers
NYU
Schayes
Red Sox Rockies Impress
Boston notes a crop of promising rookies headed to Scottsdale including Dave Morehead and peers from Seattle and Winston Salem. Highlights include Bob Guindon and Jim Gosger posting strong minor league numbers, with Petrocelli Jones and Jernigan among others shaping the Red Sox prospect group for 1962 spring camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
N. C
Jim Gosger
Winston-Salem Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Scottsdale
Ariz
Johnny Pesky
Morehead
Red Sox
Dave's
Seattle
Pete Smith
Stew MacDonald
Bill Sapanswick
Merlin Nippert
Wilbur Wood
York
Bob Heffner
Dave Busby
Winston Salem
Guindon
Boston English High School
Gosger
Americo Rico Petrocelli
Dalton Jones
Pete Jernigan
Petrocelli
Jones
Olean
Jernigan
Jimmy Foxx
Florida
Archie Sheen
Jim Russin
Larry Wieck
Waterloo
Two Racing Tracks May Change Dates
Suffolk Downs and Rockingham Park may adjust 1963 racing dates after Rhode Island tracks gained approvals. Suffolk plans 66 consecutive days April 22 to July 6 pending Massachusetts approval. Rockingham may face July 29 on conflicts. New Hampshire had awarded 54 days July 1 to Aug 31.
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Boston
Suffolk Downs
Rockingham Park
Rhode Island
Eastern Racing Association
Suffolk
Salem
N.H
New Hampshire Racing Commission
Rockingham
Horace Greene
Rhode Island Racing and Athletics Commission
Providence
Lincoln Downs
Narragansett Park
Massachusetts Racing Commission
Belinsky Signs Pact With Angels Acknowledgment Of Prospect
Bo Belinsky signed with the Los Angeles Angels for the 1963 season receiving guarded praise from GM Fred Haney about his potential. The 1962 rookie had a sensational year despite off field troubles including a $250 fine and a $150,000 damage suit, plus a no hitter and a 10-11 record. Vic Power and other players also moved to new terms with their clubs as Cleveland and Minnesota clubs announced signings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Diego
Padres
Dave Morehead
Seattle Rainiers
Olean
N. Y
Bob Guindon
Hal Holand
Hal
Holland
Associated Press
Bo Belinsky
Belinsky
Napoleon
Waterloo
Los Angeles Angels
Fred Haney
Minnesota
Vic Power
Twins
Cal Griffith
Joe Brown Seeks Victory in Second Comeback Bout
In Houston Joe Brown 97, former 135-pound champion, returns for a 10 round main event against Tony Noriega of Bakersfield at City Auditorium. Brown aims to prove he still has life after losses to Ortiz in Las Vegas and Molina in August.
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Houston
Joe Brown
King of the
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Brown
Noriega
Molina
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Gene Nelson
Kent Taylor
Jan Martin
Concord
Biddeford Grapplers
Fred MacMurray
James Stewart
MR. Hobbs
Melina Mercouri
Anthony Perkins
Rif Ve Vallone
Jules Dassin
Phaedra
City Theatre
Garasbas
Cope Records
Barabbas
Columbia Pictures
Anthony Quinn
Silvana Mangano
Arthur Kennedy
Katy Jurado
Harry Andrews
Vittorio Gassman
Jack Palance
Ernest Borgnine
Note
Prise
Sergenpiny
Dino DE Laurentiis
Richard Fleischer
Son OF Sinbad
AP Television
Rockies
Power
Dick Donovan
Cleveland
Indians
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Perranioski
Ed Roebuck
Joe Moeller
Phil Oretega
Bob Miller
Bill Singer
DODGE
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Harry B. Center
Elm Street
Maine
Empire
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