Old Orchard Beach Clinches Western Maine Title In Nonsensational Showdown
Old Orchard Beach defeats Boothbay Region 54 to 41 to clinch the Western Maine Class M basketball crown. Angelosante led the Seagulls with 17 points, Greenlaw 12, Gagne 11, Lariviere 7, Granger 7 as Boothbay’s Sherman scored 14 and Davis 12. Old Orchard advances to face Brownville Junction for the state title next Saturday at 2:30 in Lewiston Armory.
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Dennis Twomey
Lewiston
Old Orchard Beach High School
John McSweeney
Lewiston Armory
Seagulls
Western Maine
Sea Hawks
Boothbay Rgion High School
Boothbay Region
Earl Tourtillotte
Tourtillotte
Mike Angelosante
Mark Gagne
Beachites
George Davis
Gagne
Old Orchard
Boothbay
Paul Sherman
Davis
Pat Greenlaw
Greenlaw
Angelosante
Sherman
Lariviere
Tourtillette
Granger
Russ Brackett
Bruce Matthews
Matthews
Paul Lorrain
Old Orchard Beach
Mike
Tourtilllotte
Brownville Junction
Lorrain
Bracket
Cushman
Wallace
Maine
Dave Granger
News Crew Pepperell advance to semis in Id Orchard Beach Park tourney
News Crew of Portland and West-Point Pepperell won easy path to the semifinals. News Crew defeated Roy & Perreault 77 to 49, while West-Point Pepperell clobbered the Thorn ton Maroons 77 to 41. Key scorers included Beck 24 and New 16 for News Crew, and Chenard 16 Agreste 14 for Pepperell.
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Old Orchard Beach
New
Portland
West-Point Pepperell
Id Orchard Beach Park Commission
Roy & Perreault
Thornton Maroons
Bill Beck
Harry New
Benny Paulbinskas
Ted Gardner
Jake Martel
Ken Chenard
Dick Agreste
Om Caddigan
Maroons
IBM of
Zahares
Frank Robinson Sprains Knee in Orioles Practice
Frank Robinson twisted his right knee during Baltimore batting practice in Miami. The 1966 AL MVP, who had surgery on cartilage, finished the session and left after an hour as manager Hank Bauer and team officials viewed the incident as part of his recovery under a $100,000 contract.
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Miami
Fla
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Robinson
Hank Bauer
Oriole
Beamon Sets Indoor Long Jump Record At National Meet
At Oakland two American indoor marks fell as Beamon leaped 26 feet 11 inches to near the world record while Ralph Boston chased with 26 7 1 4. Norman Tate placed tenth and Billy Gaines won the 60 yard dash. Peggy Fleming led in Vienna with a strong margin in compulsory figures and appears unbeatable for the gold.
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Oakland
Calif
Bob ‘Beamon
Russia
Texas Western
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Ralph Boston
Norm Tate
Wyomin Tyus
Tennessee State
Billy Gaines
Mullica Hill
N.J
Jim ‘Hines
Gaines
Wyomin
Seattle
Doris Brown
New ‘Coliseum
Bob Seagren
Southern California
John Rambo
Long Beach
John Thomas
Boston
Vienna
Peggy Fleming
United States
Peggy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Canada
Valerie Jones
East Germany
Gabriele Seyfert
Miss Jones
Emmerich Danzer
Wolfgang Schwarz
Gary Visconti
U.S
Detroit
Davos
Switzerland
Jane Sullivan
Danzer
Schwarz
Allen
John Shoemaker
U.S. Figure Skating Association
Sullivan
College Scores From The Associated Press Report
East Rochester Tech 111 Utica 93 Norwich 99 Clarkson 96 Suffolk 84 Curry 66 Auburn 99 Alabama 96 ot Midwest Cincinnati 79 Xavier Ohio 69 ot No Mich 87 Illinois St U 82 Cornell Iowa 64 Beloit 62 ot Grinnell 75 Coe 66 Carleton 63 Knox 57 Far West Colorado St U 62 Air Force Portland St 104 Montana 99 Brig Young 110 Ariz St 93 Utah 88 Arizona 72 Gonzaga 71 Weber St Utah UCLA 75 Stanford 47 Calif 77 South Calif 75 U Pacific 75 San Jose St 64 Tournaments Middle Atlantic Semifinals LaSalle 73 St Jos Pa 70 Temple 83 American 61 Southern Conference
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Associated Press
Rochester Tech
Utica
Norwich
Clarkson
Suffolk
Curry
Auburn
Alabama
Midwest
Cincinnati
Xavier
Ohio
No. Mich
Illinois
St. U
Cornell
Iowa
Beloit
Grinnell
Coe
Carleton
Knox
Far
Colorado St. U
Air Force
Portland St
Montana
Brig. Young
Ariz. St
Utah
Arizona
Gonzaga
Weber St
UCLA
Stanford
University of Pacific
San Jose State
Tigers
Ucal
Santa Barbara
West Virginia
Davidson
Charlotte
N.C
William and Mary
Richmond
Brigham Young
Arizona State
Provo
Kari Liimo
Wyoming
BYU
New Mexico
New York
Alex Howell
Montgomery
Ala
Bruce Steckel
California
Southern California
Berkeley
Rick Roberson
Track Field Championships Slated Today
Manhattan College hopes Del Benjamin can upset in the indoor IC4A meet at Madison Square Garden to extend a first place medal streak to 17 years. Cal Hill and Ed Marks loom in sprints while Villanova aims to defend, with Dave Patrick strong in the mile and Erv Hall favored in the 60 yard hurdles.
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New York
del Benjamin
Manhattan College
Manhattan
Benjamin
Jim McHugh
Madison Square Garden
Cal Hill
Yale
Ed Marks
Maryland
Villanova
Jim Elliott
Dave Patrick
Erv Hall
Dave Eomnery
Boston University
Davidson over William and Mary 78 to 65 in Richmond
Davidson defeated William and Mary 78 to 65 at Richmond as Williams led with strong scoring while Davidson built a second half lead. Western Virginia beat Richmond 82 to 30 in the same card with dominant defense and a wide margin.
Beaulieu and Langevin Lead Biddeford Basketball Team
Beaulieu and Langevin named co captains of Biddeford High School basketball for next season. Beaulieu a 6 4 starter and Langevin a reserve gain leadership as seniors for the Tigers.
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Biddeford High School
Basketeers
Roger Beaulieu
Pete Langevin
Beaulieu
Tiger
Langevin
Pete
Jones Keeps Winning Habit as Siegfried Sparks Celtics
K C Jones sits for much of Friday night while replacement Larry Siegfried scores 29 as the Boston Celtics beat Cincinnati 111 to 104 in Boston. The win keeps Celtics atop the East, with Jones eyeing his 11th straight title era return and eventual playoff rest.
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Associated Press
K. C. Jones
Larry Siegfried
Boston Celtics
Cincinnati
National Basketball Association
Boston
Hal Greer
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Detroit
Lakers
New York
Los Angeles
Jones
Celtic
Bill Russell
Siegfried
Celtics
Brandeis
San Francisco
NBA
Don Nelson
Tom Sanders
Royals
John Havlicek
Oscar Robertson
76Ers
Celts
Pistons
Hockey Results From Friday and Upcoming NHL Schedule
The Associated Press lists Friday results with no games. Upcoming matches include Detroit at Montreal Chicago at Toronto New York at Boston. Sunday's lineup has Montreal at New York Toronto at Chicago and Detroit at Boston. Charles Kettering, inventor of the automotive self starter, was born in Loudonville Ohio.
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Associated PI
Detroit
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
New York
Boston
Monteal
Charles Kettering
Loudonville
Ohio
LaSalle Explores Upset Stuns St Josephs in MAC Clash
LaSalle Explorers beat St Josephs Hawks 73-70 in Philadelphia to set up a MAC final with Temple. Larry Cannon led LaSalle with 22 points as the team erased an 11 point deficit in the second half.
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Associated Press
Ucla Bruins
LaSalle Explorers
LaSalle
Joel Heyer
St. Joseph's Hawks
Philadelphia
UCLA
Stanford
Hawks
Larry Cannon
Explorers
Joe Markmann
Chuck Storm
Storm
Temple
St. John's of
New York
Blacksburg
American University
MAC
Lew Alcindor
Johnny Wooden
Benvenuti Booed in Narrow Win Over Calhoun
Benvenuti fights Milo Calhoun in Rome before facing Emile Griffith in New York on April 17. The Italian, 28, won a decision but was booed by about 12 000 fans as the bout featured clinches and little action. Benvenuti weighed 161 1/2 pounds while Calhoun weighed 163 pounds.
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Rome
Italy
Nino Benvenuti
Emile Griffith
Benvenuti
Griffith
New York
Milo Calhoun
Jamaica
Calhoun
Blancas and Aaron Lead Coral Open Into Third Round
In Miami the Coral Open advanced to the third round with Homero Blancas and Tommy Aaron atop the pack at 136 six under par. Joel Goldstrand faltered at 17, dropping back after a double bogey as the leaders kept near the front.
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Ben Funk
Miami
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Joel Goldstrand
Blancas
University of Houston
Goldstrand
Aaron
Children’s Articles Still Good Sell via Journal Classified Ads
Local newspaper urges readers to recycle children’s worn items by selling them through classified ads. Officials stress affordable reuse and community exchange for toys books and clothing. Community members share tips on pricing and safe trading practices.
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Monkey Business
Walt Disney
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Ima
James Mason Urliere
Biddeford
Stan St. Joseph's
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Salt Lake City
Colorado State University
North Carolina A&t Aggies
Winston-Salem State Rams
Greensboro
Tommy Aaron
Homero Blancas
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