Local Court Action Highlights Tonight's High School Games
Thornton faces South Portland in Saco and St. Louis meets Edward Little in Biddeford as Western Maine Class II hopes hinge on tonight's matchups. York hosts Old Orchard Beach while Marshwood plays Wells with both sides aiming to bolster playoff chances and keep title hopes alive.
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Thornton
South Portland
Saco
St. Louis
Edward Little
Steve White
Biddeford
Maine
Jess St. Anthony’s
Kennebunk
York
Old Orchard Beach
Marshwood
Wells
Westbrook Tops Heal Index For Western Maine Report
Westbrook's Saturday victory over Thornton Academy lifts the Blue Blazes to first in the Journal Heal Index with a 10-2 mark, ahead of Steppers of Rumford and Biddeford. Morse clings to seventh as South Portland climbs to eighth. Edward Little Mt. Blue Portland and St. Louis remain in playoff contention.
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Westbrook
Thornton Academy
Blue Blazes
Paper City Five
Steppers of
Rumford
Biddeford
Cheverus
Deeringiddeford
Florida yacht race announced for May start
The Florida Ocean Racing Association announced a new ocean yacht race on Thursday. The event starts May 10 from St Petersburg to Isle de Mujeres on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, covering about 456 miles.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Florida Ocean Racing Association
Isle de Mujeres
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
NHL Scores and Matchups Listed by Associated Press
NHL results show Oakland 5 Montreal 2 and St Louis 3 Los Angeles 1 along with Boston 2 Detroit 2 Philadelphia 2 Chicago 2 Minnesota 3 and Pittsburgh 1. Upcoming games include Philadelphia at Montreal Toronto at Pittsburgh and Chicago at New York with several others.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
New York
Detroit
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Angeles
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Dallas
Miami
Minnesota
Indiana
Houston
New Orleans
Kentucky
Oakland
Montreal
Toronto
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Fights Last Night Across Venues In Several States
In Taunton Taunton native Juan Botta, 160, knocked out Tony Smith, 161, in Taunton Massachusetts. In Portland Leo Difiore, 128, defeated Lloyd Wilson, 123, by points over eight rounds. In Los Angeles Oscar Albarado, 144, outpointed Miguel Hernandez, 146, over ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Katsuyoshi Takayama
Japan
Terry Go
Hilippines
Taunton
Mass
Juan Botta
Tony Smith
Virgin Islands
Portland
Maine
Leo Difiore
Lloyd Wilson
New York
Los Angeles
Oscar
Albarado
Uvalde
Tex
Miguel Hernandez
San Jose
Calif
Blue Blazes Carry Top Offense In Western Maine Standings
Westbrook High School leads Western Maine Class II basketball with a 10-2 record and the top offense at 67.0 points per game while holding opponents to 54.0. Westbrook also overtook Thornton Academy for both the Heat Index and defense after a recent win. Other strong defensive clubs include South Portland, Stephens, Portland, Sanford, Cheverus, Lewiston, St. Louis, Morse, Biddeford, Brunswick, Edward Little, and Oxford Hills as per Journal sports figures.
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Cheverus
Lewiston
Don
Morse
Westbrook
South Portland
Edward Little
Portland
Mt. Blue
St. Louis
Brunswick
Sanford
Deering
Oxford Hills
Western Maine
Journal
Stephens
Biddeford
Edward Little Eering
Blue Blazes
Maine
Thornton
Generas
Sophens
East Blue
St Francis's Shaughnessy First Maine College All Star
Maine's Jim Shaughnessy of St. Francis College becomes the first Maine college athlete named to the New England All-Star soccer first team. He is a Biddeford sophomore and the college's first representative on the All-Star squad. Also honored at the athletic dinner were Dan Donaghue of Bloomfield Connecticut and Jim Mount of Newark New Jersey with first team and honorable mention awards respectively.
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Jim Shaughnessy
Maine
New England
St. Francis College
George Beimforce
Dan Donaghue
Bloomfield, Conn
Beim
Shaughnessy
Manchester
N. H
Richard J. Spath
Jim Bea
St. Francis
Jim Mount
Newark
N. J
Red Knight
New Hampshire
Biddeford
Bloomfield
William Sutton
Shaughnessy, Donaghue and
Mount
Saco Police to Meet TA All Stars in Benefit Basketball
The Saco Police Department faces Thornton Academy All Stars at Linnell Gym tomorrow night at 8 for a TA Club fundraiser. Saco players Alberick Mar Earl Jamieson Jr Philip Curtis Paul Carter Ted Milne Arthur Tardif Albert Kabel Tom Knox Robert Stone join TA seven Bill Chenard Bob Rancourt David Lane Jim Charest Adrien Dutremble Peter Cooper Mark Larochelle Don Cote Richard Cloutier.
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Saco Police Department
Thornton Academy Footbal All Stars
Linnell Gymnasium
T.A
The
Alberick Mar- Earl Jamieson Jr
Philip Curtis Paul Carter
Ted Milne
Arthur Tardif
Albert Kabel
Tom Knox
Robert Stone
Bill Chenard
Bobby Rancourt
David Lane
Jim Charest
Adrien Dutremble
Peter Cooper
Mark Larochelle
Don Cote
Richard Cloutier
Eagles Fresh Win Tilt With St. Anthony's
St. Louis freshmen beat St. Anthony's School of Kennebunkport 59 to 45. Ray Loranger led scoring with 17, Sam Mica had 28, while St. Louis opened 19-4 and led 30-17 at halftime and 50-29 after the third. St. Anthony’s Cote and Loranger each had 13 points.
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St. Anthony's
Kennebunkport
Eagle
Ray Loranger
Sam Mica
Mike Pan
Cote Loranger
Lebrun
Loran
Morin
G. Laflamme
L'Italien
Cote
Turcotte
Regis
Collard
R Laflamme Ane
Giniotis
Petkus
Caron
Mica
Ruksenas
Johnson
Baliunas
Kerpe
St. Anthony
Mitchell
Two-Man Bowling Rolloff Set For Biddeford Lanes
Tomorrow afternoon at Pas Time Lanes on Main Street Biddeford a two man team rolloff begins after the fourth in a series for teams with an average not exceeding 210. Entries are accepted up to 1 30 p m and several teams have already entered for the event.
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Main Street
Biddeford
St Josephs Academy Girls Battle St Louis High in a Big Win
St Josephs Academy defeated St Louis High School girls 63 to 28 in a basketball game. The home team led 13-3 at first break and expanding to 34-12 and 46-18 by the end of periods, with St Josephs reserves winning 51-12. Substitutes and floor goals noted for both teams accompany the box score.
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St. Joseph’s Academy
St. Louis High School
Lassies
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph
St. Louis
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G. Morgan
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T. LeBlond
St. Joseph's Jv's
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If. A. Cote - Servadia
P. Goudreau
Ballat
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Beaudoin Norma
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D. Goulet
A. Pelletier
D. Gobeil
St. Oo
Houx
D. Moulton
M. Boules
Joe Z
Louis
St. Rk
Celtics Seek rebound win over 76ers at the Garden
The Boston Celtics aim to rebound from two straight losses and close the gap in the Eastern Division by hosting the Philadelphia 76ers. With Larry Siegfried out, John Havlicek leads the backcourt alongside Sam Jones as Boston lineup plans include Don Chaney’s upcoming Army discharge and possible Sunday game vs Baltimore.
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Boston Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
the Garden
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Chicago
Philadelphia
George Wilson
Phoenix
Larry Siegfried
John Havlicek
Sam Jones
Siegfried
Don Chaney
University of Houston
College Scores and Resignation Shakes Roosevelt Raceway
The roundup lists college scores including Vermont 99 over Connecticut 87 and Georgia Tech 75 over Rice 56. Lew Barasch resigns as Roosevelt Raceway community relations director to start his own public relations firm, effective in February.
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Vermont
Connecticut
Northeastern
Mass
South
Clemson
Furman
Georgia Tech
Rice
Florida St
Hawaii
Davidson
Princeton
Fairmont St
Salem
Midwest
Drake
Bradley
Southwest
Baylor
Tarleton State
Far West
Arizona St
Utah
Arizona
Brigham Young
Seattle
Weber State
Idaho
Washington
Westbury
N.Y
Lew Barasch
Roosevelt Raceway
Sunapee area sees room for more skiers despite crowded slopes
Boston report notes Mt Sunapee in Newbury New Hampshire has capacity for more skiers despite weak promotion. Manager Dick Parker cites limited promotional funds as a reason for lower crowds and steady but improved season pass sales. He contrasts Sunapee with Cannon Mountain and Killington area trails and mentions state funding within the 93 group.
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Mt. Sunapee
Newbury
N.H
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Dick Parker
Parker
Sunapee
Gunstock
Waterville Alley
Cannon Mountain
Mittersill
Loon
Waterville
Tenney
Killington Basin
Killington Peak
Snowden Mountain
Foster Chas
Killington
Stowe
Handicap Events Set For Bowlers
The first handicap rolloffs for women and men are at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford tomorrow at 1 30 for women and 3 30 for men with five game routes. Entry list open until rolloff time. For details contact Nick Gillis at 2th Century lanes.
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Franklin Street
Biddeford
Twin City
Oair Nick Gillis
Ladies Bowling Title On Line At Local Lanes
Twin City champ Lillian Camire leads with 1037 total to 993 for her challenger Lillian Lessard. They meet in the second half of the title match at Roll-a-Way Lanes Elm Street Biddeford tomorrow at 2. Telescores will be used.
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Lillian Camire
Twin City
Lillian Lessard
Elm Street
Biddeford
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Vanessa Redgrave
Franca Nero
National Hockey League
Westbrook High School
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Saco Police
Roots Eagle Girls
ST. Joseph’s Hall
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