Dutremble Brothers Reach Semifinals In St. Louis Alumni Tourney
Dutremble Brothers beat Kennebunkport Warriors 77 71 to advance to the semifinals at St Josephs Hall. Zahares Market defeated Wells IGA 117 95 behind Girard and Ste Marie leading a high scoring win.
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Harry New
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Wells Junior High Hoopsters Win Tournament
The Wells Junior High School basketball team defeated Lebanon Junior High 47 to 23 to win the South Berwick Junior High School Invitational Basketball Tournament. Weston Lord and David Tufts each scored 12, with Stephen Libby adding 10. In the consolation, South Berwick beat North Berwick 59 to 43.
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Celtics Hold Edge as Title Race Tightens
Boston Celtics built a big lead in the Eastern Division after beating the Cincinnati Royals 112 108 at Boston Garden. Coach Red Auerbach praised the win and noted Boston's pursuit of an eighth straight title with four wins needed as the Royals trailed by 3 12 games with six games left in the regular season. Heinsohn credited defense on Jerry Lucas for limiting Cincinnati's scoring and emphasized Boston's depth.
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Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
Bridgeport report notes Herb stopped Don Beaier at 159 and White Ramsey at 160 in a boxing event. Ramsey hails from Plains New York while Beaier is listed with Bridgeport. Referee halted rounds after decisive moments, crowds reacted to the action.
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Pro Basketball NBA Wednesday Results
Celtics outlasted the Royals 112 to 108 in a high scoring clash. Baltimore defeated New York 115 to 108 while St. Louis beat Los Angeles 110 to 105.
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Arizona Clinches Title Tie In WAC Race
Arizona State Sun Devils beat Arizona 72-69 to secure at least a share of the Western Athletic Conference title with 11 wins in 12 games. New Mexico can still tie by beating BYU and Utah, while a coin flip may decide the NCAA bid. The day also saw Princeton, Connecticut advances in the NCAA tourney and NIT contenders like St. Joseph's, Syracuse, Penn State, and St. John’s winning. Bradley earned an NIT bid, leaving three berths open.
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Frederick B Wins College Hoop Crown in Intramural Final
Frederick B beat the Library Section 44 34 to win the intramural crown at St Francis College. Behind Tim Sullivan and Connie Gagnon the winner led 24 15 at halftime as Sullivan scored 7 in the second half to seal the title. Library Section rallied with Al Theroux but could not overcome the early Frederick B lead.
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Guay
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Bagnaschi
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Hockey Scores Tie and Wins Across NHL slate
Hockey results show Boston 4 Toronto 4 in a tie while New York 4 Chicago 3. Detroit visits Montreal and Chicago plays Boston as Friday has no games. Standings show CHGAHO and other garbled abbreviations from the page.
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Montreal
Bradds Prefers Teaching Over Pro Basketball
No. 1 college star Gary Lee Bradds of Ohio State says he is more inclined to teach and coach in junior high schools than to pursue a professional basketball career. He noted the honor of AP’s player of the year, but emphasized his goal to influence young students and his interest in coaching for guidance.
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Fred) Taylor
AP Names New England All-Star Basketball Team
Providence co captain John Thompson and Boston College star John Austin head the 1964 AP All New England major college team. Other honorees include Toby Kimball of Yale Rick Kaminsky and Holy Cross guard John Wendelken with second squad selections and several honorable mentions.
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Bob Inman
Harvard
Dave Tarr
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Cassius Clay Plans World Tour After Heavyweight Title
Cassius Clay announced a world tour starting in a month or two, possibly lasting a year, and hinted at postponing a rematch with Sonny Liston. He spoke at the United Nations about meeting people and advancing civil rights for 20 million Black Americans. He outlined stops in Ghana Nigeria Egypt Turkey Pakistan Rome Mecca and Africa, and he travels with his brother Rudy and Archie Robinson, with Malcolm X accompanying.
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Early Thaw Hurts New England Ski Season
Unseasonable warmth and a rapid thaw threaten the spring ski business across New England. Resorts report sparse snow bases of 6 to 8 inches with rain risk next week, while Mount Sunapee Killington and Mt Snow show mixed results. NCAA alpine events move from Dartmouth to Mt Ascutney due to snowmaking limits.
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Muzz Patrick Happy At Trade For Rangers
New York Rangers general manager Muzz Patrick watched Rod Seiling in his first Ranger game after a major trade sending Seiling and four Toronto properties to New York in exchange for Andy Bathgate and Don McKenney. Seiling assisted on the tying goal as the Rangers beat the Chicago Black Hawks 4 3. The Hawks drop to 8 2 2 versus the Rangers all season.
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Russians Predict Victory In Olympics
The Russian track and field team, coached by Gabriel Korobkov, claims Soviet athletes can win under any circumstances. He states training has covered five months for most, with some since last season’s end, and asserts the United States, Great Britain, and the combined German team pose no threat.
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