Eagles Can Clinch Twin City Title Tonight
The St Louis High School team can clinch the Twin City title by beating Thornton Academy at Biddeford Junior High Gym in the feature five game area card. Lewiston visits Biddeford, Old Orchard Beach plays Cape Elizabeth, Wells hosts Berwick, and Kennebunk travels to Sanford.
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St. Louis High School
Twin City
Thornton Academy
Biddeford
Lewiston
Steve White
Old Orchard Beach
Cape Elizabeth
Cape
Wells S
Berwick
Kennebunk
Sanford
Eagles
Thornton
Eale
Saco
Edward Little
Maroon
St. Louis
South Portland
Westbrook
Oxford Hills
Cheverus
Blue Devils
Orange and Black
Tigers
Redskins
Seagulls
Wells
Monument Square Tops Gosselin's In Pony League Bowling
Monument Square won 1 518 to 1 399 at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford in a Pony League match. George Stantial led winners with 314 and Phil Nixon 309 while Rene Menard and Herve Paul led the visitors with 292 each.
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Gosselin
Monument Square
Biddeford
Monument
G. Stantial
P. Nixon
J. Offaly
D. Hodge
Gosselin’s
S. Ledoux
P. Howe
R. Menard
R. Marcotte
H. Paul
United States Leads Pre Olympics Ski Seedings in Innsbruck
The United States placed Billy Kidd of Stowe Vermont and Bud Werner of Steamboat Springs Colorado among the top seeds for the men downhill at Mt Patscherkofel as IOC and world bodies shuffle bids and eligibility. Canada’s hockey team crushed Yugoslavia 14 to 1 in a pre Olympic elimination round. The IOC barred South Africa from Tokyo if it reverses racial policy.
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Austria
United States
Canada
South Africa
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Yugoslavia
International Olympic Committee
Tokyo
IOC
Calgary
Lake Placid
N.Y
Lahti
Finland
Grenoble
France
Oslo
Norway
Sapporo
Japan
International Ski Federation
Kidd
Werner
Mt. Patscherkofel
Bears Owner Faces Future After Title Run
Chicago Bears owner George Halas, 68, spoke at the NFL meeting in Miami Beach about looming challenges for next season. He cited Green Bay as the team to beat and warned against complacency while noting doubts over a proposed standings change and a new 28.2 million TV contract. Browns hire Nick Skorich as assistant coach. Wolman seeks a replacement for Skorich in Philadelphia.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Hardy
NFL
Halas
Green Bay
Packers
Bill McPhail
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York Mets Catchers Lead NL In Passed Balls 24 in 1963
The New York Mets registered 24 passed balls and 210 errors in the 1963 season, ranking high in defensive miscues for the National League.
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New York Met
Wichita Advances In Poll After Victory Over Loyola
Wichita State shocks Chicago Loyola 80-76 to move from 10th to seventh in the AP major college cage poll. UCLA stays No 1 with 22 first place votes. Michigan leads the Big Ten at 14-1 and Davidson climbs to third with 15-0.
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Associated Press
Wichita
University of Wichita Wheatshockers
Shockers
Chicago Loyola
Kansans
Ramblers
Missouri Valley
UCLA
Bruins
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota
Wolverines
Davidson
Wildcats
Wofford
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Villanova
Georgia Tech
Penn
West Chester
Vandy
DePaul
Duke
Tennessee
Pastime Bowlers Edge Scarborough In Close Duel
The Pastime bowling team of York Cumberland edged Scarborough’s Big 20 3 2 in a tight match totaling 1638 to 1626. Harold Dee led Pastime with 371, while Ernie Morneau top scored for Big 20 with 359.
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York-Cumberland
Scarborough
Harold Dee
Ernie” Morneau
H. Dee
R. Petit
R. Gosselin
J. Bissonnette
P. Lamontagne
Big 20
D. Madison
L. Libby
V. Temm
F. Beardsley
E. Morneau
Hockey Results Monday Notable NHL Schedule
NHL results note no games on Monday with upcoming matchups listed including Toronto at Montreal and Detroit at Chicago for upcoming Wednesday.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Toronto
Montreal
Detroit
Chicago
Baseball Antitrust Probe to Hear Finley and Frick
A Senate subcommittee will begin hearings Thursday on professional baseballs antitrust exemption. Ford Frick and Charles Finley are named as witnesses as Hart outlines a low pressure inquiry into league practices and efforts to place all four major sports under limited antitrust oversight.
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Washington
Senate
Charles i. Finley
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Ford Frick
Finley
Kansas City
Louisville
Oakland
Calif
George Selkirk
Washington Senators
Oilers and Union win bids in Biddeford Court contests
Oilers smashed Sanford Plastics 81 to 55 at Biddeford Junior High with Edwin scoring 18 and Cote 19 leading the Oilers. In the other game Allied Shoe beat T W U A 61 to 55 as Munford 18 and Wentworth 17 paced the winners while Szumita led Union with 14 and Boilard added 13.
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Roy
Perreault
Sanford Plastics
Biddeford
Skip Edwin
Paul Cote
Oilmen
Henry Petit
Lachance
Sanford
Allied Shoe
Shoemakers
Benny Munford
Wentworth
Wally Szumita
Union
Moe Boilard
Anastasoff
Roy & Perreault
Huf
Fleurant
Farley
Cote
Edwin
B. Goudreau
Darallie
Perkins
H. Petit
R. Petit
Lavigne
Chenard and Sullivan
F. Gagne
Callahan
Munford
Boisvert
Sullivan
Chenard
Ten Teams to Play in York County Invitational Hoop Tourney
Ten teams will compete in the 16th annual York County Invitational Basketball Tournament at St. Joseph's Parish Hall from March 3 to March 7. Sponsored by the St. Louis Alumni Association with Leo P. Bedard as tournament chairman. Proceeds support the athletic program at St. Louis High School.
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York County
St. Joseph’s Parish Hall
St. Louis
Bedard
Dutrembles
Roy & Perreault
John's Texaco
Elm Laundry
Zahares Market
Shield’s Meats
Kennebunk Warriors
Wells Townies
White Star
Saco Tanning
St. Louis High School
Colts eye 1964 building year under youth move
Houston Colts manager Harry Craft states 1964 will be a building year with a youth movement aided by expansion rules. He cites Nellie Fox acquisition and notes pitching strength, young catchers Jerry Grote and John Bateman, and potential shifts for Rusty Staub Pete Runnels and Bob Aspromonte as key factors.
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Harry Craft
Houston Colts
Inverness
Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Dick Farrell
Don Nottebart
Ken Johnson
Hal Brown
Bob Bruce
Chris Zachary
Dave Giusti
Larry Yellen
Hal Woodeschick
Milwaukee Brave
Claude Raymond
John Bateman
Jerry Grote
Bateman
Grote
Eddie Kasko
Cincinnati
Rusty Staub
Pete Runnels
Runnels
Staub
Fox
Mike White
Bob Aspromonte
Jim Wynn
Bob Lillis
Kaska
al Spangler
Spangler
Carl Warwick
Johnny Weekly
Walter Bond
Walter Williams
Warwick
Chamberlain Still Tops Pro Scorers in NBA
Wilt Chamberlain remains the NBA leading scorer with 1,735 points and a 35.4 per game average. Rookie Jerry Lucas edges in as field goal accuracy leader at .526, while Larry Costello tops free throw consistency as Robertson slips in assists. Bob Pettit nears Dolph Schayes on the all time scoring list.
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NEW York
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Jerry Lucas
Larry Costello
Lucas
Cincinnati
San Francisco Giant
NBA
Costello
Philadelphia
Cincy
Oscar Robertson
St. Louis
Bob Pettit
Dolph Schayes
Baltimore
Walt Bellamy
Bob Leonard
Bullets
Chamberlain
Boston
Bill Russell
Robertson
NBA Tonight Results and shooting marks feature key players
NBA results show Boston at New York and San Francisco at Philadelphia with Los Angeles visiting Detroit. Another matchup pits Los Angeles against Philadelphia in Boston, and San Francisco plays Boston while New York meets St Louis. Berlain's mark stands at .514 while Costello leads Robertson with .589 to .588 at the foul line.
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National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Detroit
St Louis
Berlain
Costello
Robertson
Beliveau Slowed by Sprained Wrist in NHL Title Chase
Montreal star Jean Beliveau has a sprained left wrist that sidelined him for an indefinite period slowing his bid for the NHL scoring crown. Mikita and Hull surged in the race with assists and goals as Chicago players pull ahead while Toronto slumped.
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Montreal
Jean Beliveau
Toronto
Beliveau
Stan Mikita
Bobby Hull
NHL
Chicago
Mikita
Hull
Maple Leafs
Bob Pulford
New York
Leafs
Boston
Bruins
Hawks
Ken Wharram
New York Rangers
Andy Bathgate
Phil Govette
Rod Gilbert
Murray Oliver
Bill Hay
Gordie Howe
Detroit
Rodriguez Wins Close Golf Playoff For Lucky Open
Chi Chi Rodriguez defeats Don January by one stroke in an 18 hole playoff at Harding Park to claim the Lucky International Open title. Rodriguez delivers post round humor as he recalls a long shot and the comeback bid.
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San Francisco
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Don January
Rodriguez
Juan
January
Harding Park Municipal
Air Force Base
Woosh
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Gerhard Nenning
Harold Groenningen
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Judy Garland
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