Deering dominates Biddeford to reach Western Maine final four
Top ranked Deering High School defeated Biddeford 68 to 50 in a Western Class A quarterfinal at the Augusta Civic Center. Ratliff led Deering with 16 points, Smith also 16, and Daigle held to seven after early foul trouble. South Portland ousted Morse 63 to 53 in the other quarterfinal.
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UCLA Clinches Pac-8 Title With 90 65 Win Over California
UCLA, led by Bill Walton and Keith Wilkes with 15 points each, clinches its sixth consecutive Pac-8 crown and remains undefeated at 24-0 overall, 12-0 in the league. The Bruins, known as the Walton Gang, now focus on upcoming games against Stanford and USC.
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Red Sox open camp with Aparicio and Cepeda anchoring lineup
Louis Aparicio, nearing 39, declares strength for his 19th AL season as Boston opens camp in Winter Haven. He played 110 games last year with a .257 average after a broken finger sidelined him for over a month. Cepeda, 35, recovering knee surgery, joins regulars including Tiant and Reggie Smith in early drills.
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Rangers reacquire Murphy in NHL trade
The New York Rangers reacquired right wing Mike Murphy from the St. Louis Blues and sent defenseman Ab DeMarco to complete the National Hockey League deal.
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Rolloff Captured By Ernie Jennison
Ernie Jennison won the men's weekly handicap rolloff at the 20th Century Lanes with a 635 on a 65 pin handicap. High single went to Herve Paul with a 132. Other scores: J Agreste 598, L S Ledoux 598, O Dusseault 573, B Surran 572. Next event set for Sunday March 4 at 3:30 pm to accommodate basketball games.
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Celtics Top Pistons to Stay League Leaders
Boston dominates Detroit 115-101 as Jo Jo White and Paul Silas spark a balanced attack. Philadelphia falls to Atlanta 130-107 while Los Angeles routs Chicago and Golden State edges Kansas City Omaha. West returns to lift the Lakers over Chicago. Cazzie Russell 37 points for Golden State.
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Fayre Diamond Wins Bay State Raceway Mile Trot
Fayre Diamond earned $5,000 after winning the featured mile trot at Bay State Raceway in Foxboro Massachusetts. A crowd of 5,455 attended the Friday night event.
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Favored Last Count Wins Rochester Pace at Rockingham Park
Fa vored Last Count defeated Petron Jimmy by a half length after leading from start to finish in the 54,000 Rochester Pace at Rockingham Park Salem New Hampshire, drawing 6,940 spectators.
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