East End Tips Top Colamen in Tight Biddeford League Contest
East End defeated White Stars 68 67 in a squeaker and toppled Roy and Perreault 57 42 as Triple Cola led the standings. Bob Wilkinson scored 36 for East End with 16 freebies, while Moe Boissard led White Stars with 19.
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Elm Laundry
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Red Dutremble
Hank Petit
Ray Laliberte
Oilers
Don Gagne
Ralph Boisvert
Ray Dube
Bill Gagne
Jack Chenard
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Tuy
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Veaudette
Early 1962 MLB Opener Sets New Washington Park Debut
The American League announces a rare April 9 opener at Washingtons new stadium with Detroit visiting Washington for the presidential opener. Washington hosts the All-Star game July 10, Chicago hosts July 30. Los Angeles moves to Chavez Ravine as AI begins second year. Billy Hitchcock takes Baltimore manager role replacing Paul Richards. Mel McGaha named Cleveland manager succeeding Jimmy Dykes.
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New England Ski Reports Detail Varied Conditions
New England ski reports list granular and frozen granular conditions across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. Locations include Mt Abram Pleasant Saddleback Sugarloaf Black Mountain Cannon Cranmore Mittersill Waterville Valley Wildcat Belknap Dartmouth Skiway King Ridge Mount Sunapee Jay Peak Mad River Mt Mansfield Spruce Peak with ranges from good to poor and icy spots across runs.
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Western Auto Extends Unbeaten Run In Saco League
Western Auto remained undefeated at 7–0 after a 76–54 win over Bagleys, led by Jack Martel 33 and Howie Jones 21. Saco-Lowell beat Saco Tanning 70–44 to close on the runner-up slot, with Gene Gaumont 26 and Arnie Parker 23 leading the victors.
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Jensen and Antonelli retire after long major league careers
Jackie Jensen announces final retirement with Boston Red Sox after 11-year career highlighted by 1958 MVP season and 35 home runs 122 RBIs. Johnny Antonelli also retires with a diverse postwar run including 21-7 1954 Giants year and later Mets interest, citing travel fatigue and family.
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Buckeyes Remain Unanimous No 1 In AP Poll
Ohio State stays atop the nation as the No 1 team in the AP weekly poll receiving all 42 first place votes. The 13 0 Buckeyes beat Minnesota 90 76 while Kentucky Cincinnati Kansas State hold the next spots with various results from the week.
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McNeeley Loses To Patterson Impersonator
Providence RI AP reports lightweight bout where Tom McNeeley loses a split decision to Chief Don Prout of Providence who impersonated Floyd Patterson in sparring. Prout, a Narragansett Indian, stifled McNeeley’s comeback as he weighed 192 while McNeeley weighed 142. McNeeley’s record falls to 23-2. Prout improves to 20-2.
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Pro Basketball NBA Monday Results
New York routed Chicago 131 to 94 while Cincinnati beat Detroit 115 to 106. The schedule for Tuesday features LA versus Boston in Newark and Chicago versus New York. Wednesday pits Philadelphia against Chicago in Boston and St Louis hosting Boston with Syracuse visiting Detroit. Cincinnati travels to Los Angeles for a later game. ABL had no games Monday with Pittsburgh at New York and Cleveland at Hawaii listed.
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Doug Harvey Named NHL Halfseason MVP and Top Defenseman
Doug Harvey, player coach of the New York Rangers, won the Hart Trophy as the NHL's most valuable player for the first half of 1961-62 and was named top defenseman. He edged Jacques Plante 53 to 40 for the Hart. Gordie Howe was third with 24. Harvey led Norris voting with 83 of 90 points. An end of season vote will determine combined winners.
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Allan Stanley
Toronto
Jean Talbot
NHL
Ford Captures Crosby Golf Title In Sudden Death
Veteran Doug Ford, 39, won the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach after a 72-hole tie with Joe Campbell. Ford clinched the $5,300 first prize in a sudden death playoff on the 385-yard 18th hole, finishing 286 after 72 holes. Campbell received $3,400 for second and a $3,000 pro-am prize went to Nicklaus era. Rodgers finished third with 228.
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San Diego
Ford
Purdue
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Ind
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Los Angeles
Dudley Wysong
McKinney
Tex
Crosby
Wysong
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
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Albie Pearson
Los Angeles Angels
Bob McCallister
Yorba Linda Calif
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Rodgers
Porter Extends Lead In Area Scoring Race
Old Orchard Beach star Mike Porter remains the top scorer with a 22.1 point per game average and an 82 point lead over Paul Twomey of Biddeford. Porter has 266 points this season, with Twomey at 184 and Pierce of Kennebunk close behind in second. Louis Ladaka of Old Orchard Beach holds fourth with 156, Norm Beaulieu of St. Louis rises to fifth with 150, and Dave McNabb of Thornton Academy moves to sixth with 144. Bob Aaron and Steve Staples tie for seventh at 137, Walt Hirst slips to ninth with 131, Ted Caouette of St. Louis remains tenth at 125. Only four others exceed 100 points: Roger Sevigny, Dennis McNabb, Billy Oakes, and Ray Goodale Wells. Porter's pace surpasses the prior top mark set by Paul Chenard of Biddeford from last season.
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Kennebunk
Louis Ladaka
the Beach
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St. Louis
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Thorton Academy
Bob Aaron
Steve Staples
Walt Hirst
Ted Caouette
Roger Sevigny
Dennis McNabb
Thornton
Billy Oakes
Bidford
Ray Goodale Wells
Paul Chenard
Lucas Handcuffs Dischinger as Ohio State Rout Beats Purdue
Ohio State, ranked No 1, routed Purdue 91-65 for its 14th straight win and 29th home victory in a row. Jerry Lucas dominating with 32 points and 25 rebounds held Purdue star Jerry Dischinger to nine points while playing with a hurt finger. Other big games included Maryland over Miami 71-68 and Michigan State over Minnesota 84-79.
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Fights Last Night In Providence And Other Cities
Providence chief Don Prout outpointed Tom McNeeley in a 10 round heavyweight bout. Bob Cleroux knocked out Cecil Gray in Halifax, Gale Kerwin stopped Buddy King in Charlotte. Fernand Nollet was outpointed by Paris-Douglas Vaillant in France. Louis Molina defeated Baby Vasquez in San Jose. Burke Emery stopped Jimmy White in Athens.
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Que
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Cecil Gray
Halifax
Burke Emery
Sherbrooke
Jimmy White
Athens
Gale Kerwin
Canada
Buddy King
Charlotte
N.C
Paris
Douglas Vaillant
Cuba
Fernand Nollet
France
San Jose
Calif
Louis Molina
Baby Vasquez
Mexico
Pair Charged in Hoop Bribe Scams Involving Point Shaving
Wake County grand jury charges Frank Rosenthal and David Budin with conspiracy to bribe and bribery for alleged offers to pay players to shave points. Rosenthal offered $500 to NYU player Ray Paprocky to tilt a 1960 NCAA regional game, with another proposed bribery for a semifinal clash in San Francisco. Bond for Rosenthal set at $50,000. Budin detained in New York with no bond.
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Lefty) Rosenthal
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Charlotte
Lester Chalmers
Paprocky
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Budin
New York
New Ice Fishing Laws Explained By Department
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Game updates ice fishing rules. It requires owners to paint their name on temporary ice structures in two inch letters and remove them from the water by season end. The law also clarifies allowed angling methods and bans possession of certain live or dead baits for use in Maine inlaw waters.
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Maine Department of Inland Fisheries On Game
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Hockey Results No Games Scheduled Monday or Tuesday
Hockey results note no games on Monday or Tuesday. Toronto at Chicago and Detroit at New York are listed as scheduled matchups.
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