Kennebunk names William Pasquill as new football coach
William Pasquill, 30, former University of Maine at Orono tackle and All Yankee Conference honoree, was introduced as Kennebunk High School’s new head football coach. He plans to teach algebra and science, advance a Houston Veer offense, and build discipline while preparing for the 1968 season.
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Peter Kingsley
Kennebunk
Kennebunk High School
William Pasquill
Eaen
Rams
University of Maine At
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KHS
Spener Trask
Winnacunnett Hig School
New Hampshire
David Deshon
Win
Nacunnett
UMO
University
Army
Cushing Academy
Richard Heikkinen
Russell
Los Angeles Dodgers
al Campanis
Campanis
Minnesota Twins
Hurler
Campbell
Celtics Dominate Knicks In One Sided NBA Clash
Boston rockets past New York 126 111 as Knicks suffer fifth straight loss. Havlicek 27 and Cowens 16 pace the Celtics while Bell scores a career high 20 for the Knicks and Frazier adds 17. The defeat hurts New Yorks playoff chances as Boston strengthens its Eastern lead.
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Dave DeBusschere
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Heinsohn
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Russell
Sam Jones
Jo Jo (White
Don) Chaney
Steve) Kuberski
Bob) Cousy
Earl Monroe
Walt Frazier
Westphal
Havlicek
Houston
Cleveland
Buffalo Braves
Washington
Bullets
Guerrero Returns to Red Sox Camp After Holdout
Mario Guerrero joined spring training in Winter Haven ending the club’s 18 year holdout. Tony Conigliaro sits out with a hamstring strain while eyeing a comeback. Cecil Cooper travels to Boston for lung inflammation diagnosed by X rays at the Florida complex. Manager Darrell Johnson cautions patience before judging Conigliaro’s return.
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American League Baseball Club
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Darrell Johnson
Igliaro
Don Zimmer
Steve Barr
Mark Bomback
Jim Wright
Bill Kouns
Cecil Cooper
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Cooper
Hahnemann Hospital
Mark Aisner
Caribbean
Winter Haven General Hospital
Bill Crowley
Baltimore
Don Baylor
New York Yankees
Walt Williams
Otto Velez
Cleveland Indians
Oscar Gamble
Dodgers
Bill Buckner
Juan Marichal
Marichal
A’s
Bruins edge Capitals 8 0 as Esposito leads scoring chase
Bruins overwhelm Washington 8 0 behind Phil Esposito's three points and his 55th goal. Bobby Orr adds two assists and remains in a tight scoring race with Esposito for the NHL title as Boston trails Buffalo by 10 in Division 4 with 15 games left.
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Montreal
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Esposito
Ron Low
Boston
Orr
Washington
John Adams
Ken Hodge
John Bucyk
Hodge
Capitals
Gilles Gilbert
Buffalo
Gourlay Upsets Overton In U S Indoor Tennis
In Boston at the $75,000 U S Women's Indoor Championship Helen Gourlay defeated eighth seed Wendy Overton 4-6 6-4 6-0. Mark Cox beat Ove Bengston 6-7 6-3 6-2 in London at a $60,000 event. George Hardie of SMU beat Jun Kuki 6-4 6-2 in Shreveport. John Newcombe defeated Ken Rosewall 6-0 6-3 in Denver. Francie Larrieu set a new world indoor mile record at 4 28 5 in Richmond.
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Helen Gourlay
Wendy Overton
U.S
London
Mark Cox
Sweden
Ove Bengston
Shreveport
Southern Methodist University
George Hardie
Japan
Jun Kuki
Denver
John Newcombe
Ken Rosewall
Richmond
Francie Larrieu
Holtzman Presses Finley Over A’s Salary Clashes
Ken Holtzman voices frustration with Oakland owner Charles Finley amid ongoing salary disputes. The University of Illinois graduate and left handed pitcher hints he could quit baseball midseason if a viable business opportunity arises as Finley seeks top talent after Catfish Hunter’s departure.
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Associated Press
Ken Holtzman
Bill Russell
Bill Campbell
Holtzman
University of Illinois
Chicago Cubs
Oakland A’s
Oakland
Charles C. Finley
Race Tracks In Trouble Questioned By Jockey Club Study
A six month study for the Jockey Club reports U S race counts rose to over 62000 per year from 1960 to 1973 while average daily attendance fell and purses rose slower than costs. Nicholas F Brady says the industry risks overextension and scheduling conflicts across the Northeast circuit.
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Jockey Club
United States
Nicholas F. Brady
National Gambling Commission
Pugh-Roberts Associates Inc
Brady
Hialeah Park Faces Possible Closure After 1976 Losses
Miami AP reports the Florida Board of Business Regulation awarded 1976 South Florida thoroughbred racing dates in May, risking Hialeah Park amid deep debt. President Lynn Stone warned 1977 may come too late. track faces a $1.9 million projected loss with $1.6 million interest and $1.1 million in capital costs, while Gulfstream prospers.
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State Board of Business Regulation
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Hialeah Park
Hialeah
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Stone
Florida Supreme Court
Board of Business Regulation
Gulfstream
Lion
Grenier Keeps York County Bowling Title at Roll-A-Way
Richard Grenier defeated Bert Dube by a total 2,176 to 2,308 in the Roll-A-Way Lanes event to retain his title and set up a defense against Lee Kalex. In the twin matches Beaulieu outpaced Gerard Guilbeault early but Guilbeault surged late, holding a small margin before Beaulieu finished with a 1,198 to Guilbeault 1,135.
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York County
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Duke
Ing
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Guilbeault
Cookie
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Lee
Leo
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