Thornton Eagles Top Edward Little In Rough Gamed
Thornton Academy edged Edward Little 65 to 50 in a boys basketball clash at the Steve White Memorial gym. St Louis and local teams supplied the action with close scoring, multiple period shifts, and a jayvee win. officials handled three crews amid a packed arena.
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St. Louis
Edward Little
Auburn
Steve White
Nasium
Eagles
Andy Cadorelle
Leo Les
Dutremble
Dan Murphy
Lessard
Pinette
Murphy
Lamb
Labbe
Caron
Laliberte Cadorette
Croteau
Petrin
Connell
Pelletier
Sinclair
Cooper
Dunlap
Gray
Chapman
Downing
Nichols
Lawler
St Louis
Bamford
Kiley
Darling
S. St. Louis J.V
Perreault
Goulet
Pomerleau
Boucher
Perrin
Paradis
Marquis
Lane
Cowan
Gendron
Eddies
Shawn
Mike Pinette
Andy Cad
Kennebunk High Tops St Anthony's for 2nd Win
Kennebunk High School repeated as champions by defeating winless St Anthony's High 74 to 42 on Friday night. Rams trio Pete Lee Tom Bradbury and Pete Miller led with double figures as Kennebunk pulled away in the third period. First half tension gave way to a comfortable margin in the third as Kennebunk JV and St Anthony's JV stats show the margin. Officials were Seaward Nichols.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk High
St. Anthony's High
E Friors
Rams
Pete Lee
Tom Bradbury
Pete Miller
Kennebunk J. V
Welch
Towne
P. Hanson
O'Dell
Dunham
D. Hanson
Ackley
Anthony’s J.V
Krukkee
Panaukius
Balkus
Dedinas
Everett
Jesunas
Justin
Jerry Forcier Defends York County Bowling Title
Jerry Forcier the current York County Men’s Bowling champion will defend his title against Steve Foss. The match is set for Sunday afternoon at 4 30 at Roll A Way Lanes on Elm Street in Biddeford. Forcier has reached the Western Maine Bowling Championships finals.
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Jerry Forcier
York County
Steve Foss
Elm Street
Biddeford
Forcier
Maine
Fights Last Night From AP Report
In Los Angeles Julio Guerrero 118 Mexico City knocked out Won Suk Lee 119 Korea. In Rome Bruno Arcari 139% Italy stopped Willie Quatuor 138 West Germany. In Syracuse Billy Backus 147 Canastota N Y out pointed Percy Pugh 145 New Orleans.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Julio Guerrero
Mexico City
Won Suk Lee
Korea
Rome
Bruno Arcari
Italy
Willie Quatuor
West Germany
Syracuse
N.Y
Billy Backus
Canastota
Percy Pugh
New Orleans
Marshwood Defeats Wells Warriors 87 75
Marshwood over Wells 87 to 75 in a Friday basketball tilt. Perham led Marshwood with 23 points as Wells rallied in the fourth, trimming a 22 point deficit to 12. Wells scorers included Gough Litchfield Emmons Tufts Wentzell and Galencia with steady output.
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Marshwood
Wells Warriors
WELLS
Marshwood High
Wells High
Bob Perham
Joe Sourman
Glenn Larrabee
Goodrich
Bemis
Perham
Saurman
Crosby
Larra
Gough
Litchfield
Emmons
Tuftsi
Wentzell
Galencia
Bruins Upset Northwestern. UCLA Extends Unbeaten Run
UCLA, top-ranked, remained 13-0 after a hard fought 81-67 win over Northwestern at Chicago Stadium. Lew Alcindor led with 35 points as UCLA trailed at halftime and faced physical play from the Wildcats. Lynn Shackelford and John Vallely added key scoring in the second half. Northwestern outrebounded 64-48 but cooled on offense to a .289 shooting mark. Nearby, Ohio State beat Cornell 96-78 to remain hot in the Top Twenty.
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Chicago
UCLA
Johnny Wooden
Bruins
Chicago Loyola
Uclans
Lew Alcindor
Northwestern
Marquette
Loyola
Wooden
Alcindor
Midwest
Big Ten Wildcats
Lynn Shackelford
John Vallely
Husky Wildcats
Lew
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Cornell
Dave Sorenson
Rich Travis
Oklahomaa City
Arkansas
Charles Wallace
Holy Cross
Colgate
Ed Siudut
Intermis
Siudut
Crusaders
Wyoming
Denver
California
Los Angeles
Seagulls Upset York High In Court Clash 72-46
Old Orchard Beach Seagulls toppled York High 72 to 46 as York played without several regulars. John McSweeney coached Seagulls sparked an 18 point third period run led by Terry Tucker 13 and Reynold Petrin 23. York JV won 50-46. varsity box and officials listed.
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Old Orchard Beach
York High
Seagulls
OOB
York
Wildcats
Blaze
John McSweeney
Dave Bracey
Guy Payne
Terry Tucker
Eynold Petrin
York Jayvees
Orchard Beach Varsity
Petrin
Smith
Mullen
Kelly
Ford
Golovich
Jacques
Larriviere
Roberge
Tucker
Vakas
Adams
Boisjoly
Freeman
Stanwood
Avery
Peterson
Biddeford Frosh overpower TA Yearlings in 68 53 win
Biddeford Frosh defeated Thornton Academy Yearlings 68 to 53 at the Thornton Academy gym. Haines led Biddeford with 16 points and Antonakos added 17, as the Tigers built early leads 18 12 and 30 26, finishing strong. McKenney scored 16 and Foran 14 for the Maroon Yearlings.
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Thornton Academy
South Portland
Saco
Linnell Gymnasium
Maroon and Goldseer
Thornton
Mike Om
Rick Frost
Rollie Gagnon
Biddeford
Kevin Savage
Tom Caddigan
Savage
Gagnon
Dave Staples
Spaulding
Caddigan
Maroon
Mike Dumas
Dumas
Gagnes
Staples
Agaon
Jim MccGuffin
Renell
Ayottee
Nannery G
Hobbins
Martin
South Portland Varsity
Beattie
Hardison
Rice
Furbush
Dimauro
McAleney
Williamson
Gleason
Milligan
Ronning
Ee Giroux
Miniut
Biddeford High School
Tiger Cubs
Jon Haines
Charley Antonakos
Wayne McKenney
Steve Foran
Biddeford Frosh
Randall
Haines
Boisvert
Labbe
Antonakos
Pourevalis
Frosh
Chadbourne
Winston Janson
Knox
Picard
Strout
Strickland
Salvas
Foran
McKenney
Seagullettes Defeat York High Lassies in Maine game
Old Orchard Beach girls beat York Lassies 53 to 37 on Friday. Audrey Davis led Seagullettes with 31 points while June Hancock top-scored for York with 12. York won the junior varsity encounter. In other action Yonnie Girl closed strongly to win the Taunton Purse at Lincoln Downs.
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Old Orchard Beach
York
Audrey Davis
June Hancock
Lincoln, R.I
Yonnie Girl
Taunton
Lincoln Downs
Mount Snow Race Triumph Inches Past Zimmermann
A skier won by a narrow margin Friday at Mount Snow, clocking one minute 14.17 seconds to edge out Egon Zimmermann in a tight finish. The event highlighted a high-speed battle on the slopes with clear season momentum.
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Egon Zimmermann
Loyola Advances Over Opponent 73 68
Loyola defeated its rival by 5 points in a close game. Stanford rolled past San Francisco 81-48, while Oregon crushed Oregon State 66-52, showcasing strong offenses and decisive second halves.
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Loyola
Stanford
San Francisco
Oregon
Oregon State
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