Tourney Berths Ride On Key Court Contests
Local area prep action heats up with at least one game nightly. North Berwick faces Seagulls at Old Orchard Beach while Wells, Marshwood, St. Anthony's, and Deering meet rivals across Portland and Biddeford. Key midweek clashes shape playoff hopes for St. Anthony's Biddeford and St. Louis.
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Palmer Wins Los Angeles Open With 269
Arnold Palmer shot 68 in the final round to finish 269, 15 under, winning the Los Angeles Open for the second straight year. Brewer took second at 274, Boros Massengale and Graham tied for third at 275, Nicklaus misses the money with 286. Palmer’s win comes as he resisted chasing a tournament record and reflected on past Open history.
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Lou Graham
Casper
Bruce Crampton
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Akron
Ohio
Waner And Rickey Are Named To Hall Of Fame
Lloyd Waner and Branch Rickey were named to Baseballs Hall of Fame by the veterans committee. The two join Paul Waner to become the 105th and 106th members, with induction set for Cooperstown in July.
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N.Y
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Indoor Track Records Fall
Indoor track action across Albuquerque and Portland weekend meets saw Seagren vault 17-2 despite back trouble and Steinhauer lift to 67-10 in shot put. Other records included Lewis 47.1 in Albuquerque and Davenport tying 45-yard hurdles at Boston. Proctor, Hines, and Ryan posted notable marks as competition heats up.
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Ore
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University of Oregon
Bill Bowerman
Randy Matson
Matson
San Pene
Theron Lewis
Southern University
Wendell Mottley
Long Beach
Pasadena
Calif
Boston A.A
Wilie Davenport
Texas Southern
James Hines
Hines
Bill Gaines
Mullica Hill
N.J
George Anderson
New Orleans
Saldivar Dominates Seki To Claim Featherweight Showdown
Vicente Saldivar of Mexico uses a potent body attack and a golden left to stop Mitsunori Seki in the seventh round at El Toreo. The world title bout ends at 1:30 of the seventh as Saldivar preserves his featherweight crown before a 23 500 crowd in Mexico City with a decisive stoppage.
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College Scores from Various Matchups Across Regions
A collage of college basketball results includes Princeton 70 Penn 66 and Providence 91 Seton Hall 87 in the East while St Johns N Y edged Syracuse 91 81 and Temple 72 defeated St Josephs Pa 64. Across the Midwest UCLA 82 over Loyola Chicago 67 and Texas West 85 over Brigham Young 76. West results include Washington 81 Houston 78 and UCLA 120 Illinois 82 on Sunday.
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Penn
Providence
Seton Hall
St. John's
N.Y
Syracuse
Holy Cross
Temple
St. Joseph's
Dartmouth
Springfield
Army
Boston U
Canton Tech
Alfred Tech
South
Tulsa
Wichita
Purdue
Minnesota
Michigan St
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Illinois
Detroit
Marquette
Nebraska
Missouri
Southwest
Tex. Christian
Arkansas
North Texas
Drake
Baylor
Texas Tech
FAR West Washington
Houston
Oregon
Bruins Stay Undefeated As They Prep For USC
UCLA remains unbeaten and top ranked after a dominant week that included a 120-82 win over Illinois and an 82-67 victory over Loyola Chicago. Lew Alcindor scored 45 versus Illinois, tying the Chicago Stadium scoring record and breaking the field goal mark. Houston dropped to 12-1 after losing to Washington 81-78. North Carolina, Louisville, Princeton, Texas Western, Vanderbilt, and Providence also picked up notable wins in a busy top ten night.
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Lew Alcindor
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Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
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Seattle
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Virginia
Larry Miller
Louisville
Bradley
Westley
Texas Western
Brigham Young
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Nashville
Tenn
Providence
Seton Hall
Bowling Teams Split in 20th Century Pro League Match
The 20th Century Bowlerettes and Kezar Falls girls tied 1,533 to 1,514 as four games split evenly. Doris Gillis topped the Bowlerettes with 367 and Nan cy Metivier led Kezar Falls with 324. In the Bombers win at Kezar Falls, 1,667 to 1,522, Jumping Joe Clark led with 349.
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Doris Gillis
Ruth Strickland
Nancy Metivier
Joe Clark
Charlie Gillis
Herve Paul
Don Raybine
A. Ferland
R. Brown
P. Cantara
A. Temm
R. Strickland
E. Harper
D. Gillis
N. Metivier
T. Warren
G. Berry
L. Pierce
F. Hussey
D. Raybine
J. Clark
R. Menard
H. Paul
C. Gillis
H. Wescott
C. Giles
S. Fox
Beach Park League Scores Show Tight Contests
In Pepperell loop action the Sandbar Inn edges a Gulf States crew while Jaycees and others battle in a scoring slugfest. Zahares and G A lead for Sandbar Inn. Pepperell squad toted by Chenard and Goodwin as the Gulf States group posted large breaded shrimp production figures for 1965.
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Harrison
Dutremble
Ford
Fitzgerald
Champagne
Zahares
G.A
Sandbar Inn
Gardner and Curtis
West Point Pepperell
Coane
B. Chenard
C. K. Chenard
Harbal
Hebert
Soucy
Presley
Roscoe
Parker
C. Goodwin
Timberlake
Wells
Bill
Pepperell
Jaycees
Gardner and
Curtis
Gulf States
American Ski Team Below Expectation After Megeve Grand Prix
Megeve France AP Bob Beattie said the U S team underperformed at European events as Megeve Grand Prix ended. Veteran Jim Heuga led the Americans with a 2 03 38 total after a troubled first leg while Guy Perillat of France won breaking Jean Claude Killy s eight race winning streak. Dennis McCoy and Ken Phelps placed 11th and 21st with Ni Orsi disqualified.
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Bob Beattie
Manchester
N.H
Jim Heuga
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Terrell Takes Day Off Ahead of Astrodome Fight
Ernie Terrell rests today while Cassius Clay resumes workouts for the heavyweight title bout in the Astrodome scheduled one week away. Clay spent Sunday in Cleveland for Jimmy Brown Day, as Astro dome owners insured against a crash. Terrell praised by New Jersey writers as athlete of the year, pledging to defeat Clay.
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Ernie Terrell
Cassius ‘Clay
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Jimmy Brown
Terrell
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Slim Jim Robinson
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Bucyk Closing In On Bruin Club Records
Bruins captain Johnny Bucyk, returning from injuries, scored his 11th of the season and moved to within nine goals of Milt Schmidt while guiding Boston in a 3-2 loss to the Montreal Canadiens at the Garden. Beliveau and Cournotier fueled Montreal's lead as Hodge shut the door on Boston.
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Beliveau
Yvan Cournoyer
Wayne Connelly
Bobby Orr
Roll-A-Way Lane Teams Blanked By Leaders In Bowling
The Roll-A-Way Lanes faced league leaders Bowl-A-Wire and Bowling Center on Sunday. The ladies tied Bowling Center 44 but the men were shut out 8 to 0 as Bowl-A-Wire swept with high scores including Earl Kitchen 348 and Bob Cheney 330.
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Hazel Ouellette
Connie Fleurent
H. Ouellette
C. Fleurent
A. Hubert
L. Camire
P. Tarbox
Bowling Center
G. Reed
M. Guay
P. Gallagher
P. Nixon
D. Petty
Wile
Earl Kitchen
Bob Cheney
Jerry Giles
Jerry Fleurent
Ray Camire
J. Fleurent
R. Camire
J. Giles
R. Michaud
D. Letellier
R. Foster
D. Metivier
C. Clements
E. Kitchen
R. Cheney
Friars Rally To Defeat Berwick In Final Three Minutes
St. Anthony's High overcame Berwick High 65 55 after a late surge. Vito Tamulis Ray Zemaitis and Pete Brazonis scored key free throws and baskets to build a decisive lead, erasing a 54 51 gap with 2 47 left.
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Berwick High
Berwick
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Vito Tamulis
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Tamulis
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St. Anthony's
Zemaitis
Kundrat
Brazonis
Rutkauskas
Striupaitis
Domkus
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Micevicius
Lisaukas
MacKenzie
Allen
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