Hornets and White Star Triumph in Alumni Tourney Opener
In the 15th annual St. Louis Alumni basketball tournament at St Joseph's Parish Hall Kennebunkport Hornets upset Shields Meats 83 75 with a 26 13 final quarter led by Laprise 20 and Seaward 6 Stirk 7 Quelllette 6 LaFrance 6 and Obermeyer 8. White Star Laundry defeated John's Texaco 110 80 led by Bryce Roberts 12 Curtis 9 Szumita 16 and Norm Gagne 10. Tonight Dutremble Brothers and Kennebunkport Warriors meet at 7 followed by Zaharas Market vs Wells JGA at 8 30. The Hornets face Roy Perreault Thursday at 7 with White Star vs Saco Tanning at 8 30.
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Kennebunkport Hornets
White Star Laundry
St. Louis
St. Joseph's Parish Hall
Roger Laprise
Shermie Seaward
Phil Stirk
Shields Meats
Kennebunk
Hornets
Meatmen
Laprise
Obermeyer
Cloutier
Gott
Trask
Shields
Bryce Roberts
Phil Curtis
White Star
John
Texaco
Roberts
Curtis
Wally Szumita
Norm Gagne
Dick Agreste
Dennis Dutremble
Paul Lamb
Dutremble
Saco Tanning
Kennebunkport
Seaward
Stirk
Quellette
Eg. LaFrance
Carrignan
Celtics Royals clash in pivotal Eastern showdown
Boston hosts Cincinnati in a key game as the Celtics lead the division by 22 games. A win or split affects the magic number for the title and home court. Heinsohn Havlicek Jones star in Boston win. Royals seek late surge.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Royals
Royals
Cincinnati
Celtics
Celts
Red Auerbach
Auerbach
Tom Heinsohn
Philadelphia
Syracuse
N. Y
Knicks
New York
Heinsohn
Johnny Havlicek
Sam Jones
Cassius Clay Named Fighter Of Month By Ring Magazine
Cassius Clay of Louisville was named Fighter of the Month for February by Ring magazine. Sonny Liston dropped to a challenger spot after the Feb 25 bout. Zora Folley and Eddie Machen moved up to fourth and fifth. Henry Cooper rose to tenth after beating Brian London.
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New York
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Sonny Liston
Ring Magazine
Liston
Ring
Zora Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Eddie Machen
Los Angeles
Britain
Henry Cooper
Brian London
Maine College All Star Team Selected for 1964
The Associated Press names a first team of five top Maine players from Colby Bates and John Stevens. Kens Federman Stone Gillette Svendsen Cummings lead the all Maine college basketball pick with high scoring and rebounding marks.
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Maine Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Colby
Federman and Stone
Maine
John Gillette
Dave Svendsen
Seth Cummings
Bates
Portland Press Herald
Bangor Daily News
Dick Whitmore
Bowdoin
Guy Strang
Pro Basketball NBA Tuesday Results and Standings
Cincinnati 117 over New York 101 and Boston 106 over Philadelphia 94 headline the Tuesday results. Eastern Division leaders Boston and Cincinnati hold strong records while New York and Philadelphia trail. Western standings show San Francisco atop the list with St Louis and Los Angeles following.
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National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San
Detroit
Fights Last Night Headlines in New York and Corpus Christi
Jimmy Du pree of New York outpointed Hershel Jacobs of White Plains by 8 rounds in New York. Steve Freeman of Lake Jackson, Texas outpointed Eloy Sanchez of Mexico by 10 rounds in Corpus Christi.
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Associated Press
New York
Jimmy Dupree
Hershel Jacobs
White Plains
N.Y
Corpus Christi
Tex
Steve Freeman
Lake Jackson
Eloy Sanchez
Mexico
Browns Obtain Modzelewski From New York
The Cleveland Browns acquired defensive tackle Dick Modzelewski from the New York Giants in exchange for end Bobby Crespino. Modzelewski, 32, 265 pounds, is a top NFL lineman and part owner of a Cleveland restaurant. Crespino, a Browns' first draft pick three years ago, saw little action and sought more playing time.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Browns
Dick Modzelewski
New York Giants
Bobby Crespino
Mississippi
Modzelewski
Maryland
Crespino
Browns
Citizens Band Bowlers Pastime Lanes Week Eleven
Competitive lanes at Pastime Lanes show Citizens Band with mixed results as teams tally wins and losses in the eleventh week. Standings reflect narrow margins and emerging pairings across the league.
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Citizens Band
T. V. Eves Nvee Eee
Robertson The Crown Jewel Of The Royals Big Playmaker
New York AP Oscar Robertson starred with 33 points 12 assists and critical late plays as Cincinnati edged the Knicks 117 108 at Madison Square Garden. Coach Jack McMahon hailed him as a near perfect insurance policy amid a tight race with Boston.
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NEW York
National Basetall Association
Cincinnati
Jack McMahon
Oscar Robertson
McMahon
Oscar
Maloney Targets Sixteen Wins For Cincinnati Pitcher
Jim Maloney, 23, Irish-born from Fresno, aims for 16 wins after posting 23-7 last season with Cincinnati. He joked about goals and noted a 265 strikeout season and eight straight K’s in Milwaukee, while teammates teased him about chasing more. The piece also mentions Sergio Gomez defeating Ray Walk in Los Angeles.
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Tampa, Fla
Jim Maloney
Fresno
Calif
Sandy Koufax
Maloney
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
al Lopez Field
Mila
Texas A&M Captures First SWC Title In 41 Years
Texas A&M wins the Southwest Conference crown for the first time in 41 years with a 70 to 66 double overtime victory over Texas Christian. Shelby Metcalf secures a NCAA bid as the Aggies topple Texas Christian in Fort Worth.
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Associated Press
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Aggies
Texas Christian
Shelby Metcalf
Aggie
Texas Western
Dallas
Little Rider College
NYU Violets
San Francisco
Santa Clara
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Seton Hall
Chicago Loyola
Ohio University
Texas Tech
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Georgia
Florida State
Missouri
Iowa State
Texas Aggies
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Pic Am Lascems
All-Americans Chosen in 1964 AP Basketball Team
Gary Bradds of Ohio State Colton Nash of Kentucky Walt Hazzard UCLA Bill Bradley Princeton and Dave Stallworth Wichita named to the 1964 AP All-America first team. Jeff Mullins Duke Cazzie Russell Michigan Fred Hetzel Davidson Mel Counts Oregon State Ron Bonham Cincinnati to second team. Bonham and Kramer had 1963 All-America honors as juniors.
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Univ
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Chicago
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Murray
Kentucky
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Midwest
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Oklahoma City
Creighton
Texas Western
Texas A&m
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Ore
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Arizona State
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Seattle
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San Francisco
Davidson
New York
DePaul
Pitt
NYU Duquesne
St. Bonaventure
Fla. Army
St. Jo Iseph’s
Gary Bradds
Colton Nash
Walt [Jazzird
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Dave Stallworth
Associated Press
Missouri Valley
Bradds
Nash
Hazzard
Bradley
Stallworth
Reece
Jeff Mullins
Duke
Cazzie Russell
Micchigan
Fred Hetzel
Mel Counts
Ron Bonham
Cincinnati
Howard Komives
Bowling Green
Paul Silas
Bill Buntin
Barry Kramer
NYU
Jim Barnes
Bonham
Kramer
Buckeyes
Detroit Beats Toronto 3 2 to Tighten Playoff Race
Detroit Wings edge Toronto 3 2 as Parker MacDonald scores in the third period. Imlach unexpectedly benches Johnny Bower, starting Don Simmons. Detroit trails Maple Leafs by three points for third, while New York sits 12 points back. Toronto faces Boston needing a win to avoid fourth.
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Detroit
Toronto
Punch Imlach
Red Wings
Imlach
Don Simmons
Johnny Bower
National Hockey League
Parker MacDonald
Maple Leafs
New York
Boston
Stone Leads All-New England Small College Team
Boston AP reports Rich Tar rant from St Michael's and Clark star Duane Corriveau headline the 1964 All-New England small college basketball selections. Ken Stone and Fred Bredice head first team with Fran Ryan, Corriveau, and other regional stars. A six-man second team includes Jenkins, Reilly, Gillette, Branch, Rich, and Greer.
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Boston
Richie Tarrant
Boston Celtics
St. Michael’s
Clark
Duane Corriveau
Associated Press
Tarrant
Corriveau
Colby
Ken Stone
Fred Bredice
Springfield
Fran Ryan
Northeastern
John Jenkins
Assumption
Gene Reilly
Central Connecticut
Maine
John Gillette
Fairfield
Mike Branch
Jim Rich
New Hampshire
Tony Greer
St. Anselm's
Waterville
Bredice
Ryan
Gary Liberatore
New Haven College
Steve Warner
Pat Burke Fairfield
John Malvey
Winky Davenport
Wesleyan
Bill Vrettas
Suffolk
Jim Belfiore
Bary Leghorn
Trinity
Ken Fedderman
Dave Tuthill
Quinnipiac
Ed Kruger
St. Michael's
Nick Mandravelis
Detroit Edges Toronto 3 2 in NHL Tuesday
Detroit defeats Toronto 3 to 2 in a NHL matchup. Montreal and Chicago standings listed with teams and points.
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