Deering Tops Maine High School Basketball Index Standings
Deering remains No. 1 in unofficial Journal Heal Index with 157.8 points while Westbrook moves to second and Traip rises to third. Area teams Biddeford Thornton and St. Louis hover outside the eight and St. Louis settles ninth as Maine rivals jockey for Western Maine II playoff spots.
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Second Chance Given At Hall Of Fame
In Cooperstown the Hall of Fame opened its doors as 50 former big leaguers, led by Luke Appling and Red Ruffing, faced a second ballot after none of 59 nominees achieved the 75 percent threshold. Appling 142 votes, Ruffing 141, with 28 others in line. BBWAA will mail ballots for up to five picks from the top 30. Deadline set for Feb 5. if no tie, one will be inducted.
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Montreal Beats Toronto 3 0 In NHL Clash
Associated Press report Covers Wednesday results Montreal defeated Toronto 3 to 0 while New York topped Boston 6 to 4. Upcoming games list New York at Montreal Chicago at Boston. standings show Chicago 23 14 7 53 Montreal 27 4 9 58 Toronto 22 13 6 38 Detroit 16 20 7 39 New York 15 22 6 36 Boston 10 25 9 29.
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Canadiens Tie Black Hawks For Top Spot
The Montreal Canadiens surge into a share of first with the Chicago Black Hawks after a 3-0 win over the Maple Leafs as Charlie Hodge records his second shutout in six days. New York Rangers rally past Boston Bruins 6-4 to stay within reach of Detroit for the final playoff berth.
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Basketball Scores and Standings Across League
The NBA results list Cincinnati edging Boston 109 to 92 while Los Angeles defeated Detroit 110 to 101 and Baltimore beat Philadelphia 124 to 118. East standings show Cincinnati 33 17 .660 and Philadelphia 20 25 .444. West has Los Angeles 29 18 .617 and St. Louis 28 21 .571 with San Francisco 25 20 .556.
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Listons Advisor Demonstrates Double Talk In Baltimore
Baltimore AP. Bob Nilon adviser to Sonny Liston arrived to promote Listons title bout with Cassius Clay. At a news conference guests laughed as Nilon rambled through plans for Miami Feb 25 to name Liston champion for five to seven years. He claimed the World Boxing Association is a misnomer and criticized opponent selection while hints of Russia scouting lingered.
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Hogan Says No Regrets On Quitting Golf Career
Ben Hogan states he has no regrets about quitting competitive golf in 1955 citing loss of nerve in putting and pressure from rising purses and rivals. He reflects on his peak years with four Open titles, two Masters, and the British Open plus PGA, and notes the lingering putting yips at age 51.
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Sixers fall to Bullets as internal strife surfaces
The Philadelphia 76ers stumble 124-116 to Baltimore, amid player coach clashes. Dave Gambee is sent to the dressing room after dispute, while Lee Shaffer curses on the bench. Cincinnati tops Boston 109-92, and the Lakers beat Detroit 110-101 as Oscar Robertson and Jerry West star in other NBA actions.
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Hornung Seeks NFL Return After Suspension
Louisvill e AP Paul Hornung says he misses football and hopes the indefinite NFL ban will be lifted after next month’s review. The Green Bay star was suspended April 17 1963 for betting, and he praises the Players Association urging a lifting of the ban. Hornung notes this is his first time away from the sport in 17 years and plans to return to Green Bay practice. Bridgeport notes Billy Tisdale stops Johnny Hall.
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New England Ski Hills Need Snow
New England ski areas crave fresh snow while a few northern New Hampshire resorts saw light powder earlier in the week. Cannon Mountain logged about five inches of wet snow drying to a granular surface. all lifts operated though wet conditions could shrink runs. Stowe and Mad River Glen reported good to excellent conditions with recent snowfall, while Vermont slopes including Stratton, Killington, Dutch Hill and Burrington Hill also fared well. Rangeley Saddleback chairlift will be officially dedicated Friday and Saturday with Gov. Reed at the ceremony. Saturday lifts will be free. A 30th anniversary ski tow celebration occurs today at Woodstock Vermont with Gov. Hoff attending. A Leap Year Day snow train run is planned Boston to North Conway on February 29 by the New England Division of Railroad Enthusiasts, with several NH stops and a return to Boston.
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British Tobogganer Dies In Olympic Training Accident
An Olympic tobogganing accident in Innsbruck claims the life of Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypeski, a 50 year old Polish-born British Olympian. He died of injuries after his sled left the chute during a practice run at Igls. Officials mourned the tragedy as other competitors were injured in the events.
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Army Has Best Cadet Basketball Club In Years
Army at West Point beat Hofstra 64 59 to boost a 10 2 record as a strong Cadet squad eyes Navy clash on Feb 29. Nisenson led Hofstra with 34, but Kosciusko Helkie and the Cadets pulled ahead late. In baseball news Finley Cronin refuse comment amid AL moves. A's sign Segui Williams while Yankees add Gonzalez Hegan Cullen I Schoenmaker.
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York Heel and Oilers Win City League Basketball Tilt
York Heel defeats Sanford Plastics 70 to 75 in Biddeford Junior High Gym. Red Bineau hits 12 straight foul shots for a league record as York Heel shoots 22 of 26 over two games. Peter Koch scores 25 for Sanford Plastics, Roy and Perreault Oilers beat White Star Laundry 57 to 51 with Fleurant leading in scoring.
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Intramural Basketball Roundups From Local High Schools
Intramural scores feature Warriors, Frosh A, Raiders, Chiefs, Lions, Rams, Tigers and Bears. Warriors beat Frosh A 34 25. Raiders toppled Chiefs 47 71. Lions defeated Rams 25 19. Tigers outscored Bears 35 28 with listed player tallies and officials noted.
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Kasko Traded to Houston Colts for Reds Star Eddie Kasko
The Houston Colts acquired infielder shortstop Eddie Kasko from the Cincinnati Reds. Cincinnati received pitcher Wally Wolf, cash, and another player to be named later. Colt GM Paul Richards aimed to bolster the infield with a veteran shortstop. Kasko, 31, was the 1961 pennant season regular shortstop but has mainly played third base recently and also appeared at second.
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Stockton Bout Ends In Narrow Victory For Ortega
Gaspar Ortega from Mexico edges Memo Lopez from Mexico in a tight contest by a small margin. The bout record shows Ortega clinching a 150 to 149 advantage, reflecting a close match in Stockton, California.
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