Local Quintets Hit Road In Maine High School Action
Local teams Biddeford and Thornton Academy travel to South Portland and Portland while St Louis Eagles meet Train Academy and St Anthony's visit Marshwood. St Francis College faces Sacred Heart in Bridgeport. Thursday schedule includes Biddeford at Steve White gym at 7 30 p m. Tigers aim to rebound after a 67 58 loss. St Louis Eagles seek eighth straight win and travel confidence. Traip unbeaten tests Eagles as Marshwood idle and Kennebunkport awaits action Friday.
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Consolidated
Thornton Academy
Deering High
Port ‘Land
Jim McGuffin
Maroon and Gold
Portland
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Wells
Kennebunk
St Louis Frosh Beat St Anthony’s Freshmen 72 46
St Louis Frosh defeated St Anthony’s Freshmen 72 to 46 at St Joseph’s Hall. Greg Lamb led St Louis with 18 points, while Mike Perreault and Paul Labbe added 14 each. Mareika and Karalius top St Anthony’s with 12 points apiece as St Louis opened with a 23–7 first period lead and built a 49–21 halftime edge before St Anthony’s rallied late in the fourth.
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Paul Labbe
Ronnie Goulet
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Karalius
Svelnys
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Maurice
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Levasseur
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Paquette
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Karalis
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Vestas
Burke
Dutremble
Farley
Sandler Stars For Thomas College In Waterville Grip
Jim Sandler, former Biddeford standout and four late shooting king, plays for Thomas College in Waterville. Coach Jim Smith directs a 4-7 season through in state Northeast Conference action at Waterville Junior High School gym.
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Jim Sandler
Biddeford High
Thomas College
Jim Smith
Sandler
Terriers
Hockey Results From The Associated Press Monday
AP reports hockey results with no games scheduled. Tonight features Toronto at Montreal Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at St Louis Los Angeles at Minnesota. U S and Canadian players enter the U S National Squash Racquets Tournament at Harvard February 9 12 Sam Howe III defends singles title Quebec seeks team title Henri Salaun defends veterans championship.
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Montreal
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Boston
United States
Canada
Mexico
South Africa
U.S
Harvard
Hemenway
Sam Howe III
Philadelphia
Quebec
Henri Salaun
Blossom Time operetta charts Schubert’s life by Romberg
The operetta Blossom Time by Sigmund Romberg presents the life of Franz Schubert in a musical drama. It sketches key moments of the composer’s career, portraying his struggles and triumphs in a period piece tone.
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Franz Schubert
Romulus Augustulus Last Western Roman Emperor
Romulus Augustulus is identified as the final ruler of the Western Roman Empire. The note highlights his position in the historical timeline and marks the end of the western imperial line.
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Romulus Augustulus
New England ski conditions report from operator areas
Monday afternoon updates from Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Connecticut list new snow amounts surface types base depths and condition ratings for Mt Abram Pleasant Saddleback Squaw Sugarloaf Gna Mt Franconia Gunstock Loon Ragged Mt Sunapee Waterville Mt Whittier Ascutney Bromley Mt Dutch Hill Glen Ellen Haystack Killington Mad River Okemo Mt Snow Stowe Stratton Hyde Brodie Jiminy Thunder Tom Powder Hill Weather Bureau outlook predicts mixed precipitation temps rising into the 40s south and cold northern mountains with clearing and light freezing later Tuesday night
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Rams Ski Team Dominates York Meet at Mt Agamenticus
The York Kennebunk High men's team topped the Sea coast Ski Conference second meet at Mt Agamenticus with times of 62.9 and 63.5 seconds. Portsmouth and Emerson-Traip performed well. Individual leaders included Paul Bowles and Glen Goodwin, with Kennebunk still leading the men's division and York tied with Portsmouth in the women’s standings.
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Chris Reagan
Craig William
Kit Howes
Rams
Paul Bowles
Mark Foster
Ao Reagan
College Scores From THE Agey Ted Press Roundup
College basketball scores submit a sprawling roundup including Bucknell 119 Colgate 106 and Vanderbilt 99 La State 91. Mississippi 76 over Louisiana State 85 and Tennessee 65 over Mississippi State 57. Other results feature Purdue 105 over Northern Michigan Dayon 81 and Ohio State 64 over Central Ohio State 60.
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Colgate
South Kentucky
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
la. State
Tennessee
Miss. State
W. Va
Wm. & Mary
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Auburn
Richmond
Furman
N.C. St
Virginia
Guilford
Presbyterian
Hofstra
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Centenary
Texas A&m
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Purdue
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NBA Notable Results And Upcoming Matchups
NBA action listed no games today with several matchups across cities including Cincinnati Detroit New York Baltimore Boston Philadelphia San Francisco Chicago Los Angeles Seattle and Wednesday pairings Detroit Baltimore New York Cincinnati Chicago Boston St Louis Los Angeles ABA scores Dallas 110 Denver 107 OT New Orleans 115 Houston 105 Minnesota 116 New Jer 110 Denver Oakland Kentucky New Orleans Minnesota Pittsburgh noted.
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DeMolay Teams Test Strength In First Match
Bradford Chapter of the Order of De Molay lost 94 to 40 to Highpine Chapter of Wells at the Salvation Army Recreation Hall. Ronald Nickerson led Highpine with 30 points, Stan Granville added 23, while Pete Smith top-scored for Bradford with 11 and Tom Bryant had eight.
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G. B. Stevens
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Tripp
Smith
Stickney
Knox
Zafison
Campbell
Bryant
Rave
Highpine
Hunt
Duke Emerges No. 9 From Unranked Spot
Duke rises to ninth after moving from unranked as Houston leads the Top Ten in college basketball. UCLA, North Carolina, New Mexico and others hold spots. Kentucky slips to tenth. Houston and UCLA each win ahead of a busy week with more games planned. Bruins face Pittsburgh in NHL action as Boston struggles.
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New Mexico
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Washington
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Lamar Tech
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Boston Colt
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Recount Adjusts Scores in Portland Tri Meet
In a triangular track meet at Portland South Portland and Westbrook Highs tied Thornton Academy with 72 points. A recount added one point for South Portland's Francis Millett who finished fourth in the 100. The revision reduced Westbrook from 46 to 45 points.
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Tom Golden
South Portland
Francis Millett
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Vikings Acquire Cuozzo For Draft Picks
The Minnesota Vikings traded their No 1 overall choice in the 1969 draft to New Orleans for quarterback Gary Cuozzo and kept the top pick they acquired last year in the Tarkenton deal. Cuozzo joins Joe Kapp Ron Vanderkelen and Bob Berry giving Minnesota four signal callers as they eye potential selections such as Kevin Hardy Larry Csonka Ron Yary and Gary Beban. The draft runs 17 rounds with 462 players chosen and ends Wednesday.
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New Orleans
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Fran Tarkenton
New York Giants
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Joe Kapp
Ron Vander
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Baltimore
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Bubba Smith
Michigan State
Los Angeles
Bill Munson
Cleveland
Leroy Kelly
San Francisco
George Mira
Daryle Lamonica
Oakland
Lamonica
Ameri
Rupp Sets Coaching Record With 772nd Win
Adolph Rupp, Kentucky coach, earned his 772nd career victory in an 85-76 win over Mississippi. The triumph extended Kentucky’s SEC lead to 12-4 overall and kept Tennessee, Vanderbilt, and Florida within reach in a tight league race. Top players included Mike Casey with 24 and Ken Turner 26 for the Wildcats, while national stars Elvin Hayes and Pete Maravich led other noted showings across college basketball.
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Winter Games hostesses charm Paris to Grenoble crowd
In Grenoble France AP reports France marketing the Winter Olympic Games with hostess ambassadors. Milan style and poise mark the selection of 350 of 1500 interviewed to greet visitors. Hostess brigade includes Solange Catry from Paris and Air France staff.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
Milo
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Paris
Air France
Torrid Battle Looms Between Celtics, 76ers
Boston and Philadelphia prepare for a key Eastern Division clash at the Spectrum after the Celtics beat the 76ers 115 to 103 in Boston. Tyre coach Alex Hannum notes home court edge as Siegfried misses time with a back injury, with Mal Graham stepping in.
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Boston Patriots Seek Defensive Line Help In Draft
New York AP report shows the Boston Patriots, led by GM and coach Mike Holovak, aiming to shore up the defensive line as 26 NFL teams hunt top college talent. Boston will draft sixth, 32nd, 60th and 88th picks, with Holovak noting scrutiny yet confidence in needed upgrades. The piece recalls 1967’s Ed Philpott, John Charles, and Leroy Mitchell as starters from draft selections. The closing line oddly mentions the swordfish swimming six miles per hour.
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Boston Patriots
National Football League
Boston
Mike Holovak
The
Papee
Greg Landry
Massachusetts
Holovak
Patriots
Curry College
Milton
NFL
AFL
Ed Philpott
John Charles
Leroy Mitchell
Expansion Draft Takes Six Men From Al Lists
New York AP reports the American League plans an expansion draft to stock the Kansas City and Seattle franchises starting in 1969. Each existing team will lose six players from its 40 man list, while Kansas City and Seattle will select 30 players with teams protecting extra players after each loss. Lists are due 48 hours after the 1968 World Series. draft set for October 15 likely in Boston.
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Kansas City
Seattle
Joe Cronin
Cronin
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George Washington's White House Residency Fact
George Washington was the only U.S. president who never lived in the White House. The statement highlights a notable exception in presidential history.
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George Washington
U.S
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