Australian Skier Ross Milne Dies at Innsbruck
Australian teenager Ross Milne died after a fall on the Innsbruck Olympic men's downhill course. US bobsled pilot John Handly suffered a broken left hand, forcing him out of the Games. Snow and weather fears threatened the hand built courses, while US skiers Ballant and Neundorf posted long jumps and others resumed practice.
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Innsbruck Hospital
Ross Milne
Myrtleford
Victoria
Mount Patscherkofel
United States
John Handly
Rui
Kotlarek
Duluth
Minn
Ballant
Balfant
Minneapolis
Dieter Neuendorf
West Germany
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
Eddie Rudolph
Northbrook
Ill
Dave Hicks
CBS Wins NFL TV Rights Big Bid Sparked Growth Debate
CBS secured NFL television rights for 1964 and 1965 in a $28.2 million agreement, topping ABC and NBC bids. The package covers 98 games with roughly $1 million per club and $143,000 per game, plus optioned pre season games. The deal signals expanding value of pro football broadcasts.
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NBC
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AFL
NFL
Palmer Tops Lucky Open With Cigarette-Free Round
Arnold Palmer led the Lucky International Open at halfway with a five under 66 totaling 133 at Tarding Park. Don January close behind, seven others within five strokes as Palmer played cigarette free for the second straight day and hit irons close to the hole.
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Don January
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Ray Floyd
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Jack Rule
Tommy Jacobs
George Bayer
Rudolph
Ragan
Floyd
Thornton Morse clash on Bath court tonight
Weekend schedule features Thornton facing Morse at Bath with junior varsity at 6 30. Old Orchard Beach meets Kennebunk in Kennebunk with junior varsity also starting at 6 30.
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Biddeford Freshmen Romp Past Eagles in 4-55 Victory
Biddeford freshmen defeated the Eagles yesterday afternoon as Norm Gadbois led with 13 points. Dick Saucier added 29 and Bob Landry 24 in the scoring burst.
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Louis
Norm Gadbois
Dick Saucier
Bob Landry
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Thornton Girls Top Biddeford In Linnell Gym
Thornton high school girls defeated Biddeford 36 to 23 at Linnell Gym with Susan Lamb scoring 13 for Saco. Biddeford junior varsity beat the Maroon team 25 to 15, led by Linda Crosby with 8 points.
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Eastern and Western Pro Basketball Standings Snapshot
The AP highlights Friday results with Boston defeating St Louis 119 to 99 and Philadelphia routing Cincinnati 134 to 111 while Los Angeles beat San Francisco 118 to 100. Upcoming games include St Louis at Detroit and Cincinnati at Baltimore with New York at Boston looming Sunday. The Eastern Division show Boston and Cincinnati atop their groups with Philadelphia and New York following, while the Western standings list Los Angeles and San Francisco in pursuit of top positions as St Louis and Sha.
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Associated Press
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Phila
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Fran
Detroit
Baltimore
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphia St
St Louis Nips Biddeford In 64 60 Area Contest
St Louis Eagles upset Biddeford 64 60 behind strong foul shooting and late rally as Traip edged Kennebunk 69 55. St Ignatius beat Old Orchard Beach 61 58 and Wells defeated Bridgton 83 75 in overtime. Train Academy won 69 55 over Kennebunk.
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Ted Caouette
Paul Twomey
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Dick Agreste
Bill Harriman
Dennis Dutremble
Paul Lamb
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Roland Gagne
Greg Peacock
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Dick Berger
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Hockey results from Friday in the NHL season
No games were played Friday in the National Hockey League as listed matchups Chicago at Detroit Boston at Montreal New York at Toronto Montreal at Chicago Toronto at Boston Detroit at New York.
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Detroit
Boston
Montreal
New York
Toronto
Georgia Tech Leaves SEC to Become Independent
ATLANTA AP Georgia Tech ends a 31 year SEC run as President Edwin P. Harrison announces withdrawal effective June 30. The move removes scheduling constraints and bowl sharing but ends conference protection. Coach Bobby Dodd and officials weigh the pros and cons as Alabama, Auburn and others remain in the SEC. The conference will drop to 11 teams for now with no Florida State or Memphis State replacement planned this year. King Kang Boo Young and Osamu Watanabe draw in Tokyo in the same telecast.
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Bernie Moore
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Memphis State
Kennebunk Defeats Traip In Tight League Girls Game
Kennebunk 55 Crown 4 1 Velevis Reed Seaward Stirk Stevens led Kennebunk to a 55 69 win over Traip 18 22 37 55 Traip 18 30 51 69 Officials Smith Perrimo Time 48's
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Allied Chemical Tops Knights of Columbus in Close 59 57 Win
Allied Chemical edged the Knights of Columbus 59 to 57 in a tight Saco Recreation League battle with 26 field goals each and free throw struggles. In a second game Allied Chemical defeated Bagley 65 to 35, taking the lead early and holding it to improve league standings.
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Pettit Approaches Schayes In NBA Scoring Milestone
Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks scored 18 points in a 119-99 loss to Boston to push his career total to 19,007, nearing Dolph Schayes who has 19,190 after 16 seasons. Schayes’ 76ers beat Cincinnati 134-111 while the Lakers defeated the Warriors 118-100. Wilt Chamberlain led for the Warriors with 41 points. Jerry West added 34 for the Lakers.
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Thornton Frosh over Bonny Eagle in low scoring win
Thornton Freshmen defeated Bonny Eagle Frosh 63 to 35 at NORTH BUXTON. Rod Choroszy led with 15 points and Jim O'Brien added 13 as Thornton pulled away after a slow start, building a 27-12 halftime edge and maintaining the lead.
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Tennessee Volunteers Rise as SEC Contender Behind Mears
Tennessee coach Ray Mears has built a sharp turn around for the Vols who have won 14 of 17, challenging for the SEC title after a 4-19 slump. Star guard Danny Schultz leads the attack as Tennessee faces Duke, coming off a triumph over Vanderbilt and a nine game win streak.
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