Four Hall of Fame inductees announced for Cooperstown
The aging group of Sam Rice Elmer Flick Eppa Rixey and John Clarkson will receive Hall of Fame induction in Cooperstown New York on August 5. Flick and Clarkson both highly accomplished pitchers and outfielders are noted for long careers with multiple teams while Rice and Rixey are remembered for high win totals and strong arms respective to their eras.
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Crashes Kill Two Drivers in Separate Races
Two race car drivers died in separate Sunday crashes and a third was badly burned. Jim Norwood of Florida died when his modified stock car vaulted a wall in West Palm Beach. J M Sefton of California perished after his car struck a fence and overturned in Phoenix during a 100 mile race warmup. Hank Henry of California suffered extensive burns when his car caught fire after flipping four times in Phoenix. Henry had been in a Phoenix hospital with third degree burns and hand injuries.
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Tracks set to meet on racing schedule conflicts
Boston AP reports heads of major tracks to meet with Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Hampshire racing commissioners to avert date clashes. Representing Suffolk Downs Rockingham Park Narragansett Park and Lincoln Downs will attend along with state governors seeking a resolution amid 109 Rhode Island dates and 66 for Narragansett.
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Pro Basketball League Team Cities
A list of major professional basketball cities includes Boston Syracuse Cincinnati New York Western Los Angeles St Louis Detroit San Francisco Chicago. The item suggests a coverage snippet outlining teams or games associated with these urban franchises.
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Notable NBA Scores From Weekend Card
Weekend results show Cincinnati defeating Chicago 142 to 116 and Syracuse beating San Francisco 116 to 110. Sunday totals read 1842 to 2312 in reported figures.
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Gordie Howe Clinches Detroit Win Over Bruins
Gordie Howe scored his 524th NHL goal, a 16 42 left in the final period, as Detroit beat Boston 5 3 at the Garden. Hank Bassen assisted on the winner, Ullman added insurance, and Boston’s Ed Johnston faced 37 shots despite two Howe chances.
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Basketball Scores and Upcoming Games
Boston 123, New York 110. Syracuse 119, San Francisco 110. Los Angeles 105, St. Louis 101. Cincinnati 143, Chicago 126. Today's games list no games scheduled. Tuesday's games feature Chicago versus Boston, at New York, San Francisco versus New York, Syracuse versus St. Louis.
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Morse Breaks Late To Tip Plucky Maroon Morse
Morse High School of Bath defeated Thornton Academy 55 to 36 at the Saco armory as Morse surged in the final quarter. Joe Harrington led the Shipbuilders with 30 points while Dale McNeely added 13 and Steve Staples 16 for Bath. Thornton, 7-4, saw Bob Aaron miss eight straight free throws and Dale McNabb score 7. Morse extends an 11 game win streak. Morse JV won 52-42.
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Cheverus Edges St Louis In Triple Overtime Thriller
In a 66-64 marathon at Portland Expo Cheverus outlasted St Louis after three overtimes. John Gorham led the Stags with 14 while Ed Manning and Bill O’Brien paced Cheverus. Dudley Coyne’s Saints drop to 8-5.
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Kennebunk High Seeks Class B Football Rating
Kennebunk High has formally applied to Philip Mealy of the Maine Principals Association to move Kennebunk High to Class B in the state football standings. The move follows Biddeford High joining Class A and Old Orchard Beach seeking Class B, with scheduling concerns leaving Traip Academy and Kennebunk as the lone York County teams in this discussion.
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Biddeford Matmen Fall Short Against NYA in Close Duel
The Biddeford wrestling team trailed by two points and nearly pulled off a comeback before undefeated North Yarmouth Academy edged them 20 to 18 at the junior high gym. NYA stars Evan Longfellow Lloyd Martin and Steve Bonner remained undefeated as the meet featured pins and decisions across weight classes.
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Bearcats and Ramblers edge toward dramatic title clash
Cincinnati stretched its winning streak to 33 after beating Illinois 62 53 at Chicago Stadium. Loyola extended its 18 0 record by routing Santa Clara 92 72 in the opener. Duke crushed West Virginia 111 71 and Georgia Tech edged Tennessee 73 69 as NCAA race tightens with several top teams posting wins.
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Huot Wins Western Maine Bowling Championship Again
Huot defended his Western Maine title by defeating Gerry Forcier at Pastime Lanes. Huot totaled 2 208 to Forcier 2 101 with an 87 pin margin, aided by a 161 pin lead after the first 10 strings. The match featured 21 fouls and included notable scores from both bowlers.
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Biddeford Sextet Beats St Ignatius 34 17 in Girls Game
Biddeford girls defeat St Ignatius 34 to 17 led by Vickie Zimniski who scored 11 points. Box score lists multiple Biddeford players and period scores with officials named Roy and Mitchell.
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Celtics Use Depth To Beat Knicks In Home Win
Boston, led by Havlicek with 26 points and Lovellette 14, defeated New York 123-110 as Russell and Cousy were held in check. Hovlicek and Lovellette sparked a 58-32 halftime lead while Knicks center Paul Hogue exited for emergency appendectomy and will miss season.
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Union To Sponsor Local Softball Team For 1963 Season
The Biddeford-Saco Joint Board and its unions announce a softball team for the 1963 season and will hold a meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the union office at 41 Franklin Street Biddeford. Adrien A Petit is named team manager and invites players to attend. Eddie Yost joined the major leagues in 1943 after NYU.
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Biddeford City Basketball League Leads and Schedule
Express leads the Biddeford City Basketball League with one win more than Triple Cola who also has two losses. White Star is third with a 4 2 record while Roy and Perreault stand at 4 3. Prescott Metal is 3 3 York Heel 1 5 Pioneer Plastics 0 6 Tonight Merchants Express vs White Star 6 30 Prescott Metal vs York Heel 7 45 Wednesday Triple Cola vs White Star 6 30 Roy and Perreault vs Merchants Express 7 45 Thursday Triple Cola vs York Heel 6 30 Prescott Metal vs Pioneer Plastics 7 45.
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Top 10 Teams Week Recap From AP Poll
New York AP reports week results for the top 10 college basketball teams. Cincinnati remained undefeated 15-0 after beating Illinois 53 to 2. Loyola Chicago moved to 18-0 with wins over Ohio University and Santa Clara. Illinois fell to 12-2 after a loss to Cincinnati. Duke improved to 13-2 after crushing West Virginia 111 to 71. Arizona State stood at 15-2 with no game. West Virginia dropped to 12-4 after the Duke loss. Georgia Tech at 14-1 beat Auburn and Tennessee for a strong week.
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Foreclosure Notice on 1963 Hollis Real Estate Mortgage
Philip M Harmon mortgage dated July 7 1958 recorded in York County Maine seeks foreclosure for breach. The claim covers two parcels in Hollis and property rights including a shared driveway easement and references to prior deeds and conveyances. Dated January 9 1963 at West Buxton Maine.
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Whitehouse
Hortense L. Rowe
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York County
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Armon A. Quimby
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College scores roundup for Wichita Stanford basketball notes
Wichita State with a 13 5 record fell 69 to 67 to North Alabama State and then beat Air Force 77 to 45. Fresno State 12 4, lost to Memphis State 71 to 64. Stanford 12 3 did not play.
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Roy And Perreault Oilers Schedule Two Games This Week
The Roy and Perreault Oilers will play two games this week against York county teams. Manager Fred Hayes says the team faces a National Guard squad at the Saco Armory tomorrow at 7 30 p m and then travels to Sanford Thursday at 8 p m to meet the Berwick Townies.
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