Celtics fall to Warriors as Jo Jo White fouls out
Boston on Jo Jo White’s early foul trouble and fouling out, the Celtics lose 109- to Golden State. Coach Tom Heinsohn laments the team’s drop to fifth defeat in six games, noting they relied on White to pace the offense and were stifled in the second half.
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Biddeford Tigers Fall Twice In Westbrook and Noble Matches
Westbrook bids Blue Blazers beat Biddeford 33 to 24 and Noble 48 to 16 as Tom Small excelled with two pins in the 185-pound class. The Tigers drop to 5 8 1 and head to Kennebunk on Wednesday for a tri meet with Lisbon.
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Warriors rout Celtics as Havlicek leads Boston in loss
Warriors beat Celtics 109 92 while Havlicek tops Boston with 20 points in a low scoring first half 55 55. Jamaal Wilkes scores 18 for Golden State and Dave Cowens counters with an 85 80 basket as Boston fades. Other NBA results include Pistons 127 Pacers 120 and Bucks 100 Nets 92 with Nets slump stretching to 16 losses in 17 games.
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Wells edges Wiscasset as Gove sinks late free throws
Lee Gove scored the deciding points for Wells, hitting both ends of a one and one with seven seconds left to beat Wiscasset 58 56. Wayne Bland stole the ball with 40 seconds remaining as Wells stalled for the final shot, while Massabeshc fell 72 64 to Fryeburg Academy at Fryeburg.
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Maranacook Tigers top Biddeford in gym meet thrill
Maranacook High School of Readfield edged Biddeford 57.75 to 54.20 in boys gymnastics at Steve White Gym Saturday. Mark Girard of Biddeford won floor and all around. event results list Girard and Hewett dominating vault side horse floor and other apparatus scoring.
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Free agents worry owners in coming baseball market
Milton Richman warns owners fear a flood of free agents next season could turn the market to sellers. If supply rises, prices fall, benefiting teams. Top unsigned stars linger as teams brace for another bidding cycle and tax law shifts.
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Track stars pace TA in Portland indoor meet rout
Thornton Academy crushed Westbrook 107 to 43 while Biddeford lagged Portland and Cheverus as Portland set a school indoor shot put record. Ed Bogdanovich topped 60 feet for the first time, earning daily MVP honors. Thorathk dominated events with Al Watson high jump and Mark Hanson sprinting and Coulombe winning hurdles.
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Penguins rout Bruins 5 2 in Pittsburgh comeback win
Penguins end a two week slump as Denis Herron backstops 24 shots to beat the Bruins 5 2. Rick Kehoe Pierre Larouche and Mike Corrigan supply late offense after Boston tightens to 3 2, while Montreal tops the Islanders 2 1 for a six game unbeaten streak including other NHL results.
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