Hall of Fame picks Musial Campanella stun Cooperstown
Hall of Fame voters enshrined Slovian Stan Musial and Roy Campanella in Cooperstown. Musial, a Cardinal icon with 64 N L records, led in hits and RBIs and posted a .331 career average. Campanella, paralyzed in a 1955 accident, earned three MVPs with the Dodgers and set NL catcher HR and RBI marks.
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Stengel Back In Midseason Form
Stengel returns to public view after surgery as doctors rest mild, with the Mets executive praising Seaver Hodges and the club. The 78-year-old legend speaks at a Glendale hospital news conference in a long, characteristic Stengelese session. He notes plans for return to action and reflects on past seasons and hall of fame questions.
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Foster Favored In Garden Fight With De Paula
New York AP Bob Foster holds a heavy favorite status over Frankie De Paula in a 15 round light heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden. Foster, 30, has a seven inch height edge and nine inch reach advantage, with 5-1 odds. De Paula, 28, draws a large Jersey crowd hoping for an upset as Foster eyes future big fights after prevailing over Dick Tiger last year. Attendance expected around 15 000 with a $150 000 gate.
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Old Orchard Beach junior high team edges Mahoney in close clash
Old Orchard Beach Junior High School beat Mahoney Junior High of South Portland 39 to 4 in a tight game. Steve Tirrell led with 19 points for the Seagulls while Tim Paulus scored 17 for Mahoney.
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Beach All Stars Win Tilt With Saunders Five
Old Orchard Beach All Stars defeat Saunders Five 84 to 71 at Old Orchard Beach High School gym. Close game until final four minutes as Ladakakos and Gagne brothers lead scoring with Presley and Wu Tremble each adding 16 for Saunders.
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West Delighted With Deadlock In Star Game
In Montreal the West Division All Stars held the East 3 3 in the 22nd annual game. Claude Larose sparked the tie late as Danny Grant and Danny O Shea joined Minnesota’s star in the comeback. Bowman praised his expansion unit and Larose called the change a plus for All-Star play. Bruins players Ron Murphy and Wayne Cashman escaped with minor injuries in a separate Lynn accident.
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Ironmen Of Wells Edge Old Orchard Beach In Class M Tie
Wells played without substitutes and edged Old Orchard Beach 63 61 in a tight Class M game at OLD ORCHARD BEACH. Terry Tucker led OOB with 7 points for a Seagull comeback attempt while Wells benefited from Reynold Pertin’s absence due to height loss. Wells led most of the game but OOB’s late surge threatened and preserved a close result.
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Lewiston Edges Biddeford In late shot for 70 68 victory
Dan Michaud banked in a 15 foot jumper with two seconds left to lift Lewiston over Biddeford 70-68 in Western Maine Class L I play at the National Guard Armory. Lewiston, paced by Norm Larock with 21 points and Leo Cantara 18, trailed most of the game before tying at 64. Biddeford’s 17 3s and Lemay 17 led a fierce comeback bid that fell just short.
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Tigers prevail as Biddeford junior highs edge St Marys
The Biddeford Junior High Tigers rallied from a halftime deficit to lead by 15 points in the fourth quarter and hold off St. Mary's 37 to 28. Tommy Anton starred for Biddeford with 11 points for St. Mary's Paul scored 11 in a strong Saints effort.
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Traip Tramples Kennebunk Rams 95 to 65
Traip Academy led at all breaks and defeated Kennebunk High 95-65. Jeff Robinson scored 24 for Traip, Dave O'Brien added 20, and Ken Bradbury led Kennebunk with 22 as Traip improves to 12-2 while Kennebunk sits at 11-10.
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Knicks Clinch 17th Win, Russell Out With Ankle Injury
The New York Knicks improved to 17 victories in 19 games with a 113-106 win over Seattle. Cazzie Russell broke his ankle and will be out six to eight weeks, while Willis Reed scored 27 in a strong home performance. Len Wilkens led Seattle with 31 as the SuperSonics dropped to 18 of 20. Baltimore routed Chicago 116-93 to extend its Eastern lead, and Los Angeles beat Milwaukee 122-105.
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All-Star Game Ends In 3-3 Tie In Montreal
National Hockey League night totals show Montreal East and West finishing tied 3-3 in the only scheduled game. Other listings indicate no other games played today with matchups including Oakland Montreal Toronto St Louis Los Angeles New York Boston Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Minnesota and Pittsburgh.
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Fights Last Night with Fights Across Cities
Summary of boxing results from Miami Beach and London with Luis Rodriguez defeating Dub Huntley and Johnny Famechon earning a featherweight title win while Mac Foster stopped Roger Rischer in Fresno. Kent State forward Tom Lagodich of Columbus named MAC basketball player of the week.
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Playmaker Credits: Assists Go Unrecognized in College Basketball
A column argues for official recognition of assists in college basketball noting UCLA star Lew Alcindor holds most scoring records but no single season or game assist marks. LSU and SEC schools list assists in records, with Pete Maravich and others holding notable marks. Nearby games included Northwestern, Michigan, Holy Cross, and Marshall wins. chess results from Beverwijk report Benkoe defeating Van Scheltinga in seven hours.
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Ed Johnston Returns to Bruins in Nhl skirmish
Ed Johnston will start in goal for the Boston Bruins against an East Division opponent, marking his first start since an Oct. 31 head injury. Boston sits atop the division, four points ahead of Montreal, as injuries linger and key players recover. Bobby Orr, Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers and Ted Green attended the All Star Game. the team held a workout to stay sharp.
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