Area Teams Face Vital Duels In Evening Basketball Card
Tonight features key league showdowns across multiple gyms as Biddeford hosts Lewiston in a crucial Heal index tilt, St Louis meets Maroon in Thornton, and Kennebunk battles Marshwood. Other matches include SAD 60 at Old Orchard Beach, St Ignatius vs St Anthony's, Wells vs York, with tournament implications for Class M and L standings.
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Steve White
Biddeford
Bengals
Lewiston Blue Devils
Linnell
Thornton
Maroon
St. Louis
Kennebunk
Marshwood
Old Orchard Beach
St. Ignatius
St. Anthony’s
Wells
York
Cheverus
Blue Devils
Lewiston
Biddford
Edward Little
Maroon and Gold
SAC
Orchard Beach
Seagulls
SAD
St. Ignatius - St. Anthonys
Friars
Spartans
Wildcats
Warriors
Noted Hawaiian Athlete Duke Kahanamoku Dies at 77
Honolulu confirms the death of Duke Kahanamoku, famed Olympic swimmer and Hawaii symbol. The 77 year old collapsed at Waikiki Yacht Club and died at Kaiser Hospital from heart disease. A Hollywood era star, sheriff, and beach icon, he won 1912 and 1920 Olympic crowns and saved lives in a 1933 California yacht rescue.
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Honolulu
Duke
Kahanamoku
Hawaii
Waikiki
Waikiki Yacht Club
Kaiser
Hollywood
Ake
Mr. Roberts
Thelma
Newport Beach
Calif
Eaglets Rally To Two Wins Over Spartans
St Louis youths claim two basketball victories over St Ignatius at St Joseph’s Parish Hall. Freshmen led by Lamb with 22 points defeated the Spartans 63-51, while the St Louis eighth graders beat their Ignatius rivals 41. Period scores and full rosters noted alongside officials Dutremble and Lamb.
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St. Louis
St. Ignatius
St. Joseph's Parish Hall
Lamb
Ignatius
St. Louis Frosh
F. Lamb
Petrin
Labbe
Maurice
Perreault
Goulet
Pomerleau
Lavasseur
St. Ignatius Frosh
F. Normand
Drummey
Cote
Collette
Tanguay
Dutremble
Roussel
Collard
Rousseau
Loranger
St. Ours
Rossignol
G. Laflamme
Belanger
R. Laflamme
Lambert
Letellier
M. Gendron
D. Gendron
Litalian
R. Bourre
R. Beaudoin
M. Bourre
Derocher
G. Jacques
Dolbec
Telegraph pioneer Steinheil builds first printing telegraph
Carl August von Steinheil developed the first printing telegraph in 1836, marking a milestone in rapid written communication and telegraphy history.
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Carl August von Steinheil
Tarbox Leads In Western Maine Title Match At Roll-A-Way
Pat Tarbox holds an 87 pin edge over Pat Gallagher after the first half of a 20 string elimination for the Western Maine title at Roll-A-Way Lanes. Tarbox finished 1,065 to Gallagher's 978 with a 68 pin lead after five strings and a 124 in the fourth string. The rematch is set for Monday February 5 at 6 p.m.
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Pat Tarbox
Pat Gallagher
Pat. Gallagher
Bruins See Benefit in Loss to Houston
UCLA coach John Wooden says the 71 69 defeat ends a 47 game win streak but should strengthen the Bruins. Lew Alcindor, sidelined by an eye abrasion, played the full game. Wooden would likely repeat the decision, hoping Alcindor recovers for upcoming games versus Holy Cross and Boston College.
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LOS Angeles
UCLA
Bruins
Houston
John Wooden
Basketball Writers
Wooden
Bruin
Lew Alcindor
Ouston
Alcindor
Jules Stein Eye Institute
Lew
New York
Holy Cross
Boston College
Donahue
McLaren And Hulme Entered At Indianapolis
World road racing champion Dennis Hulme and Bruce McLaren were named to drive two of four turbine cars for the Indianapolis 500 on May 30. Shelby Racing Co. entered the four-wheel drive Turbine cars for the New Zealand pair, with a third car listed without a driver. Hulme placed fourth in 1969, McLaren had not raced here.
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Ind
Dennis Hulme
Bruce McLaren
Shelby Racing Co
Torrance
Calif
Hulme
McLaren
General Electric
Parnelli Jones
Andy Granatelli
Chicago
U.S. Auto Club
Jack Adams Aircraft Sales Co
Walls
Miss
Burns School Splits Pair With Kennebunk in Overtime Clash
Burns School of Saco edged Kennebunk eighth graders 50 to 48 in overtime while Kennebunk B team narrowly beat Burns B 23 to 22. scorers include Burns Nason and Paradis for Burns and Peterson Gills Hilton Thurlow Emerson Derham for Kennebunk with period totals 4 8's.
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Kennebunk
Saco
Burns Junior High School
Burns
Nason
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Strout
Burke
Bouchard
Paradis
Letellier
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Paquin Kennebunk
Going
Peterson
Camire
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Reid
Thurlow
Michaels
Derham
Hilton
Chiamauskas
Emerson
Gillsec
Paquin
Boucher
Stevens
Keef
Haley
Compagna
Tarbox
Waters
Massie
Janson
NBA Names 2 New Cities Milwaukee And Phoenix
NBA owners chose Milwaukee Wisconsin and Phoenix Arizona as the 13th and 14th teams, to start next season. Milwaukee will house 11,148 seats at the Milwaukee Arena in the Eastern Division, while Phoenix will play at 12,500-seat Phoenix Coliseum in the Western Division. Governors and mayors expect regional boosts from national exposure.
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Associated Press
NEW York
National Basketball Association
Milwaukee
Wis
Phoenix
Ariz
NBA
Ben Kerner
St. Louis Hawks
Milwaukee Hawks
Arquette College
Green Bay Packers
Marvin L. Fishman
American Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
Fishman
Hawks
Jack Williams
Milton Graham
Phoenix Coliseum
Milwaukee Arena
College Scores Reported From The Times Sports Page
College scores listed include Trinity Conn over South Carolina 75 68 at U of Memphis St. 72 69 Alabama edged Florida 90 63. Tennessee beat Kentucky 87 59. North Carolina St. 69 Jacksonville 52. Tenn A and I 94 Pan American 91. Midwest Michigan 99 Ball State 76 Ohio State 66 Ga Tech 55 vs Loyola 105 Windsor. Southwest Texas So. 109 Prairie View 102. Weber St. 88 Colo State 73. Hawaii 85 Nevada 72.
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Memphis St
T Miss St
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Carolina St
Jacksonville
Tenn. A&i
Pan Amer
Midwest
Michigan
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Ohio State
Tex. So
Prairie View
Far West
Weber St
Colo. State
Hawaii
Nevada
Bruins face Rangers without Bobby Orr amid injury doubt
Boston Bruins may start Wednesday without Bobby Orr who skated Monday to ease a right shoulder injury. Bruins lead the division by two points after a 6-0 win over Chicago as they visit the New York Rangers, who trail by six. Gerry Cheevers to start in goal with Eddie Johnston hurt. John Bucyk listed healthy for a full shift, while Camille Henry returns to regular duty for New York and Walt Tkaczuk joins from Kitchener to bolster their lineup.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
Bobby Orr
New York
Orr
Bruins
Chicago
Rangers
Harry Sinden
Bobby
Eddie Johnston
Gerry Cheevers
Nets
John Bucyk
Bucyk
Toronto
Montreal
Camille Henry
Vic Hadfield
Moniday
Walt Tkaczuk
Kitchener
Ontario Hockey Association
Pro Basketball Results and Schedule Highlights
The press recap notes no games on Monday with East West All Star in New York upcoming. It lists results: Kentucky 100 over Indiana 91 and New Jersey 111 defeating Houston 104. Upcoming games include Houston at Oakland Dallas at New Orleans Kentucky at Minnesota and Houston at Anaheim Kentucky at Denver Pittsburgh at New Jersey.
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Aday
New York
Kentucky
Indiana
New Jersey
Houston
Oakland
Dallas
New Orleans
Minnesota
Anaheim
Denver
Pittsburgh
Hockey Results Today
Hockey results from today's schedule show matchups including Philadelphia at Toronto Boston at New York Detroit at Chicago Minnesota at St Louis Oakland at Los Angeles with no games postponed.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Toronto
Boston
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Minnesota
St. Louis
Oakland
Los Angeles
Beacons to play 16 NASL home games at Fenway Park
The Boston Beacons announced that 16 of their 32 season home games will be staged at Fenway Park, home of baseball’s Boston Red Sox, in the spring. This marks a rare cross sport use of Fenway, with soccer balls joining baseballs at the historic venue.
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Boston
Fenway Park
Boston Beacons
North American Soccer League
Boston Red Sox
Houston Cougars Take No 1 Atop AP Poll After UCLA Win
The Houston Cougars moved to first in the AP basketball poll after beating UCLA 71 69 to end the Bruins 47 game unbeaten streak. They sit 17 0 and face Lamar Tech next, while UCLA drops to No 2 with 32 first place votes.
Ski Conditions Report From New England Areas
New England ski conditions compiled from operator reports list fresh snowfall, snow type, base depth and condition assessments for numerous resorts in Maine New Hampshire Vermont and neighboring states. Reports show varied snowfall inches surface types and bases with conditions ranging from excellent to fair across listed resorts including Cannon Cranmore Loon Mad River Okemo Stowe Killington Sugarloaf Mount Washington and many others with a general forecast of clouds flurries and colder weather through Wednesday.
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Associated Press
New England
Aine Mt
Weather Bureau
Two Heats Slated In Special 440 At Boston Garden
The 79th Annual Boston A A Games will stage the Special 440 yard race in two heats of five with times deciding the winners. Entries include Loyola Chicago's George Crosby, Grand Street's Charlie Mays and Russ Rogers, Theron Lewis, Jim Burnett, Vince Mathews, John Carlos, Ken Dugan, Hardy McAl Haney, Andy Bell, and Orin Richburg.
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Boston
Boston A.A
Boston Garden
Will Cloney
Cloney
George Crosby
Loyola of Chicago
Crosby
Notre Dame
Charlie Mays
Grand Street Boys Club of
New York
Russ Rogers
Theron
T-Bird
Lewis
Philadelphia Pioneer Club
Jim Burnett
Vince Mathews
Johnson C. Smith College
John Carlos
Ken Dugan
Hardy McAl Haney
Tennessee
Andy Bell
American University
Orin Richburg
Kent State
Bob Seagren
Seagren
Je Ye
Shrewsbury teen to swim in U S Canadian meet in Edmonton
Elizabeth Bergstrom a 15 year old Shrewsbury Junior High sophomore departs Friday for Edmonton Alberta for a U S Canada dual meet. She will swim the 100 yard backstroke on Saturday and the 200 yard backstroke on Sunday aiming for a spot on the Olympic team to be selected later this year. Bergstrom was New England's outstanding woman swimmer in 1966 and is the meet's sole New Englander.
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Shrewsbury
Mass
Elizabeth Bergstrom
Edmonton
Alta
U.S
Miss Bergstrom
New England
New
Pediatrician Population in the United States Reaches 12,000
The United States now has about 12 000 practicing pediatricians spanning hospitals clinics and private practices nationwide. The figure reflects ongoing demand for child health services and workforce distribution across regions.
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United States
Top Trackmen Issue Notice Of Allegiance
A Chicago issued statement signed by Jim Ryan Ralph Boston and Gerry Lindgren says if any member is ruled ineligible for the Olympics all would withdraw from the Games The AAU expressed regret and warned athletes in the U S Track and Field Federation meet in New York February 9 would face ineligibility The text mixes multiple events with unclear fragments from golf and other locations including Beach Gardens Longmeadow and Madison area names
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America
Amateur Athletic Union
Chicago
Jim Ryan
Ralph Boston
Gerry Lindgren
Donald Hull
The
AAU
U.S
Beban Hints At Pro Teams Desired By UCLA Star
UCLA quarterback Gary Beban who led the Bruins to a 24 5 2 record hinted he prefers certain NFL or AFL teams and has answered their questionnaires while avoiding expansion or failing clubs He noted the draft on Jan 30 could see him go early but stressed he will not play for teams he dislikes and called draft ware a poor business practice Johnny Unitas was named top pro player by Maxwell Club for the third time in the same event.
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Philadelphia
Gary Beban
UCLA
Beban
Maxwell Football Club
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
Carereer
Maxwell Club
Pnor
NFL
Bert Bell
New York
East Favored Over West In All Star Game
New York AP East favored over West in NBA All Star at Madison Square Garden with 18,500 expected and ABC telecast. East leads 11-6 in recent expansions. Key West stars unavailable including Rick Barry and Nate Thurmond. Wilt Chamberlain Oscar Robertson Jerry Lucas and others start for East. Zelmo Beaty starts for West with Beaty, Wilkens, Bridges, Baylor, West. Coaches Alex Hannum for West and Bill Sharman for East.
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East
West
Associated Press New York
Madison Square Gaten
ABC
San Francisco
Rick Barry
Dave DeBusschere
Nate Thurmond
Dave Bing
Barry
San Francisco Warriors
Oakland
American Basketball Association
Thurmond
DeBusschere
Ring
Detroit
San Diego
Seattle
Wilt Chamberlain
Hal Greer
Philadelphia
Jerry Lucas
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Bill Russell
John Havlicek
Sam Jones
Boston
Willis Reed
Dick Barnett
New York
Gus Johnson
Baltimore
Bing
Barnett
Chamberlain
Reed
Lucas
Robertson
Zelmo Beaty
St. Louis
Len Wilkens
Bill Bridges
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Buddy LaRusso
Archie Clark
Loreles
Jim King
Clee Lee
Don Kojis
Bob Boozer
Chicago
Walt Hazzard
Alex Hannum
Bill Sharman
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Sonrente
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Longmeadow
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