Biddeford Battles St Louis in City Race Showdown
Biddeford meets St Louis at Steve White Gym with the lead in the two city race on the line. St Louis sports a 6 9 mark and seeks to extend its edge over Biddeford and Thornton while Eagles top scorers Agreste and Caouette face Biddeford’s Clifford and Twomey in a key showdown.
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Twin City
Biddeford
St. Louis
Steve White
Thornton
Tigers
Eagles
Orange
Black
Dick Agreste
Ted Caouette
Agreste
Caouette
Chuck Clifford
Paul Twomey
Kittery Rangers
Maine
Canadiens And Chicago Remain Tied For First
The Canadiens and Black Hawks sit in a first place deadlock with 55 points each after Montreal beat the New York Rangers 4-2 in Montreal and Chicago rallied to defeat Boston 3-1, signaling a tight NHL race.
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Associated Press
Montreal Canadiens
Chicago Black Hawks
Hawks
Canadiens
Chicago
Montreal
New York Rangers
Rset
Bruins
Boston
NBA Thursday Results and Upcoming Schedule
Boston beat St Louis 110 104 and San Francisco defeated Detroit 125 93. Baltimore topped New York 130 114. Upcoming games include St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Los Angeles. Eastern and Western standings shown with Boston and San Francisco leading among their divisions.
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National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Boston
St. Louis
Baltimore
New York
San Francisco
Detroit
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Ski Conditions by New England Ski Areas
New England ski outlook shows varied ratings across states. Notable trails include Sugarloaf FG and Sunday River PG in Maine and Cannon Mt. G Cranmore PF in New Hampshire with multiple resorts reporting ratings from excellent to fair. Vermont entries feature Jay Peak G and Stowe G, while Massachusetts lists Bousquets G and Catamount GE with several others rated multiple levels.
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Boston
New England Council
Maine
Pleasant Mt. NP
Saddleback
Intervale
King Pine
Mittersill
Tenney
Mt. E
Waterville Valley
Wildcat
New Hampshire
Dartmouth Skiway
Fitzwilliam
F. Gunstock
Kidder Mt
King Ridge
Mt. Sunapee
Snowcrest
Temple Mt
Vermont
Burke Mt
Glen Ellen
Jay Peak
Mad River
Middlebury Bowl
Stowe
Smugglers Notch
Sugarbush
Bromley
Burrington
Carinthia
Dutch Hill
Hogback
Killington
E. Magic
Mt. Ascutney
Snow
Okemo
Pico Peak
Pine Top
Prospect Mt
Snow Valley
Oak Spruce
Otis Ridge
E. Massachs Setts
Mt. Wachusett
Rhode Island
Diamond Hill
Connecticut
Mohawk Mt. F
Powder Hill
Montreal Triumphs 4 2 Over New York in NHL
Montreal defeats New York 4 to 2 as Chicago beats Boston 3 to 1. No games scheduled. Boston visits Montreal, New York at Toronto, Chicago at Detroit.
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National Hockey League
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Associated Press
Montreal
New York
Chicago
Boston
Toronto
Detroit
Harris Edges Agin In Miami Bout
Willie Harris defeated Eddie Agin by decision in an eight round boxing match in Miami. The bout featured Harris at 163 and Agin at 163, with the scorecards favoring Harris. A Bangkok report followed noting Powe King petch outpointed Kiroyuki Ebihara in a similar 112 pound contest.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Willie Harris
Eddie Agin
Key West
Bangkok
Powe_ Kingpetch
Thailand
Kiroyuki Ebihara
Japan
Yarmouth Leads in Class M and Winthrop Tops Class L Index
The unofficial Journal Heat index shows Winthrop leading Class L with 124.1 to Scarborough 123.4 while Yarmouth holds a commanding Class M edge at 96.8 over Boothbay Region 73.1. Other top performers include Lis bon York and Gorham with strong showings as the field rounds out the rankings.
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Scarborough
Lisbon
York High School
York County
Gorham
Camden
Mexico
Georges Valley
Cape Elizabeth
Wilta
Falmouth
Gould
Livermore Falls
Old Orchard Beach Jar
Windham
Bonny Eagle
Farmington
Kennebunk
Monmouth
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Gray - New Gloucester
Freeport
Richmond
Wiscasset
Berwick
Greely Leavitt
Wells
Bridgton
Waldoboro
Union
Buckfield
South Berwick
Chanic Falls
North Berwick
Lincoln
Eliot
York
Wilton
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk Ak
Boothbay
St. Ignatius
Greely
Leavitt
Mechanic Falls
Spahn Signs With Milwaukee in Bold Free Agent Move
The Associated Press reports Warren Spahn agreed to a Milwaukee Braves contract, highlighting a record salary and a leadership stance as he nears 43. The quiet star is cited for his 23-7 season and long impact since 1942. Other signings include Perranoski Lopez and Pinson, with Kasko traded to Houston and Finley seeking KC talks while Stengel plans Mexico exhibitions.
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Boston Braves
Spahine
Ron Perranoski
Los Angeles Dodgers
Hector Lopez
New York Yankees
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Eddie Kasko
Houston Colts
Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
New York Mets
Casey Stengel
Mexico
Perranoski
Dodgers
Lefty
Barry
Hale
Hurricanes
Creighton
Paul Silas
Silas
Rick
Blue Jays
Omaha
Marquette
Miami
St. Peter's
New Jersey
Niagara
Tim Kehoe
Tom Baxley
Florida
Florida State
Associated Press
Junior at Miami Paces Hurricane Over LaSalle
The article notes a junior boxing match where Miami and LaSalle faced off with key performances. Kingpetch recaptured the world flyweight title. Guerrero of Mexico stopped Akio Fuzuki of Japan in Tokyo. Flor es of Los Angeles outpointed Mercer Smith in Los Angeles.
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Junior
Miami
LaSalle
Kingpetch
Tokyo
Lalo Guerrero
Mexico
Akio Fuzuki
Japan
Los Angeles
Larry Flores
Mercer Smith
Bellamy Fines Prompt Angry Reaction From Baltimore Star
Walt Bellamy criticized after a $400 fine for not hustling as Baltimore beat New York 130-114. Bellamy scored 31 in three quarters, then sat out fourth, while Boston and San Francisco won, and Rick Barry starred for Miami.
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Bellamy
Baltimore
Bill Russell
Sam Jones
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Accidents Plague Olympic Training In Austria Before Games
Accidents at Innsbruck pre-Olympic training continue to disrupt sessions as toboggan and ski incidents prompt safety measures. British sledder Norman Barkley suffered a broken left arm while Ayr Briton Kazimierz Kay-Skrzycki was fatally injured earlier. U S coaches named early starters for Alpine and Nordic events including Jean Saubert, Bud Werner, Billy Kidd, Linda Meyers, Barbara Ferries, Joan Hannah, Jim Huega, Chuck Ferriss, with John Ballant and Gene Kotlarek leading the ski jumping team for the March of Dimes event.
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Innsbruck
Austria
United States
Norman Barkley
Barkley
Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypecki
Austen Samuelstuen
Boulder
Colo
Seefeld
Dave Hicks
Duluth
Minn
Bob Beattie
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
Billy Kidd
Stowe Vt
Miss Saubert
Linda Meyers
Bishop
Calif
Barbara Ferries
Houghton
Mich
Joan Hannah
Franconia
N.H
Beattie
Jim Huega
Tahoe City
Chuck Ferriss
John Ballant
Minneapolis
Gene Kotlarek
Duluth, Minn
USS
Saucier to defend bowling title against Gerry Bissonnette
Don Saucier, a Twin City bowling champion, meets Gerry Bissonnette Saturday at the Pastime Bowling Center in the first 10 strings of a 20-string route. Saucier says no trouble, while Bissonnette, with a strong league average, could upset the match.
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Don Saucier
Twin City
Gerry Bissonnette
Pastime
Bissonnette
White Star and Saco Tanning Post Victories
White Star Laundry defeated Saco K of C 73 69 and Saco Tanning claimed a forfeit win over Fenderson Steam Rollers in Biddeford Basketball League action at Biddeford Junior High Gym last night. White Star rallied in the final quarter as Jim Pouravelis led with 28 points.
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White Star Laundry
Saco K
Saco Tanning
Fenderson Steam Rollers
Cronin Announces 1964 AL Schedule Amid KC Stand
Boston AP says Athletics will stay in Kansas City. schedule includes 443 night games and a record 15 more than last year. Finley’s bid to move the team to Louisville fails 9-1. he may pursue court action. Opening day features Washington vs Los Angeles with Johnson present.
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Athletics
Kansas City
Joe Cronin
Washington
Charles O. Finley
Louisville
Finley
Cronin
Pat Friday
Municipal Stadium
Johnson
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
K C of Saco Beats Martel In Close Basketball Clash
K C of Saco 69 defeats Martel 58 in a tight game on Page 8. Key players include Soucy 9 points and Purvis scoring for the winners while Martel contributions come from Milne and Dewitt. Period scores show White Star 18 and BS 7 in the opening frame.
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Saco
F. Martel
Purvis
Choroszy
Milne
Dewitt
C. Pate
Gallant
Soucy
Jones
Lester
White Star
Sullivan
Chenard
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