Tigers Split Dual Meet at Tiger Gym Saturday
Biddeford split two wrestling decisions at the Tiger Gym as Rumford defeated Noble and beat Biddeford, while Rumford swept Noble. Key wins came from Plamondon and Verville for Biddeford, Gaudette and Marcotte for Biddeford, and DiFiore for Rumford in a 9 9 draw at 138 pounds.
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Gary Plamondon
Biddeford
Dave DiFiore
Rumford
DiFiore
Tiger Gym
Orange and Black
Noble
Panthers
Plamondon
Tim Wallingford
Guy Gaudette
Marc Verville
Gil Marcotte
Mike Verville
Arkansas names Don Boyce as new offensive line coach
FayettevilleArkansas The University of Arkansas named Don Boyce as offensive line coach replacing Marvin Johnson who resigned to join Notre Dame Broyles said Boyce formerly served as offensive coordinator at Oklahoma State University last year Boyce coached in four bowl games including the 1968 AstroBluebonnet and Fiesta Bowls.
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Fayetteville
Ark.a
University of Arkansas
Don Boyce
Razorbacks
Frank Broyles
Saic Boyce
Oklahoma State University
Marvin Johnson
Notre Dame
Boyce
Oklahoma State
National Sports Gambling Debate Takes Shape
A national debate forms on legalized sports betting as states seek tax revenue. The New York Times found billions wagered illegally yearly, with federal probes into NFL players betting on themselves and a potential hearings push by a national gambling commission. Nevada remains the only state with legal betting, while proposed schemes consider parlay cards and betting booths at arenas.
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Steve Cady
New York Times
New York
National Football League
National Gambling Commission
Washington
Paul R. Screvane
Offtrack Betting Corp
New York City
Nevada
Peter Reuter
Reuter
Madison Square Garden
Knicks
Porpoise
America
Times
OTB
Pro Too
God Protects The Bookmaker Tour Sparks Sports Betting Debate
A sweeping look at legalized gambling and illegal sports betting traces the rise of state lotteries and off track betting while lawmakers, investigators, and leagues weigh morality, revenue, and crime. The piece explores betting subculture, bookies, and the tension between public policy and underground markets.
The Trend Of Sports Betting Shifts To Wagering Pasts Time
The trend shows sports wagering surpassing baseball as the top betting pastime with bookies taking over 90 percent of action and horse bets fading. Advisory services market their tips for fees up to 100 dollars weekly while organized crime ties remain unclear. Pro leagues rely on bookies for security to protect integrity, and bettors seek edge through quick information and early line movement.
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Cincinnati
Bengals
Boston
Los Angeles
Bob Martin
Las Vegas
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Putno
Dube
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Bennett
Dion
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Shea
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Lizotte
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Oldham
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Marcotte
Diehart
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Search For Answers
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Fund For
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Herworld
Underworld
Jack Danahy
Maine
Eure
Martin
Han
Seare
Robert E. Bedard
Neil’s Motors
Volkswagen
Alfred
McKenney & Heard CO
Tiller
Main Street
S. I. McCullough
Rumery Street
Saco
Claude Dubois
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