St Louis Alumni Tournament Rosters Released
Dutremble Bros defend title meet Roy and Perreault Oilers tomorrow night at 7 in St Joseph's Parish Hall in the 17th annual St Louis Alumni basketball tournament. Zahares IGA vs White Star Laundry follows at 9 with rosters featuring local high school and college players. Wilbur Bernier announces teams including Roy and Perreault players and others from area schools and firms.
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Dutremble
Biddeford - Saco
Zahares
Old Orchard Beach
White Star
St. Louis
Wilbur Bernier
Tourney
Roy
Perreault
Larry Greenlaw
Brad Leach
Bryce Roberts
Ted Gardner
Jake Martel
Paul Tarbox
Jim Pouravelis
Bob Dodge
Sanders wins Doral Open as Aaron collapses with quadruple bogey
Doug Sanders shot 70 to finish nine under par at 275 and win the Doral Open. Tommy Aaron led at 10 under through 63 holes but quadruple bogeyed the ninth after grounding a club in water, costing him the title. Harold Henning tied for second at 276 with Art Wall, while Jack Nicklaus finished fourth at 277. Aaron ended tied for fifth with George Archer Lionel Hebert Bobby Nichols and Miller Barber.
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Miami
Fla
Doug Sanders
Tommy Aaron
Sanders
Aaron
Harold Henning
Jack Nicklaus
Wade Cagle
Henning
Art Wall
Nicklaus
George Archer
Lionel Hebert
Bobby Nichols
Miller Barber
K C Jones Seeks One More NBA Title Before Coaching
Boston Celtics star K C Jones, retiring to coach at Brandeis, hopes to finish with another NBA title. He received gifts and a car during halftime honors after Boston’s 130 105 win over the Lakers as a national TV audience watched.
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Boston
K.C. Jones
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
K.C
Brandeis University
Waltham
Celtics
Los Angeles Lakers
Children’s Cancer Research Foundation
Jones
Bill Russell
University of San Francisco
United States
Los Angeles Rams
Russell
Hockey Results From Associated Press Report
NHL standings show Montreal Detroit Toronto Chicago New York Boston in close points. Weekend results list Montreal beating Detroit and New York tying Boston and Chicago defeating Toronto. Tuesdays note mentions Maury Wills with Pirates after last season Dodgers third base games.
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Associated Press
National Hockey League
Lee Arts
Chicago
New York
Toronto
Montreal
Detroit
Boston
Maury Wills
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pinch Hitters May Go To Plate Twice
A proposed experiment from the Chicago White Sox would allow pinch hitters to bat twice in eight Cactus League games with restrictions. Manager Eddie Stanky supports the plan to expand use of specialists, while spring action includes Bill Sorell, Tom Haller, and Lew Alcindor’s UCLA line as college tourneys loom.
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Associated Press
Willie Mays
Babe Ruth
Giants
Dodgers
Mays
Ruth
Willie
Jan
Chicago White Sox
Sarasota
Fla
Sox
Eddie Stanky
White Sox
Minnesota Twins
iGene Alley
Donn Clendenon
Bob Oliver
Pittsburgh Pirate
Bernie Allen
Eddie Yost
Joe Pignatano
Pro Basketball Standings And Schedule With Western Conference Scores
Eastern Division standings show Philadelphia leading with 61 wins and 11 losses, Boston 44 17, New York 36 40, Cincinnati 33 41, Baltimore 19 55. Western results include San Francisco 32 36, St Louis 33 40, Los Angeles 32 40, Detroit 28 44, Chicago 28 45, with several game scores listed and upcoming matchups. Also notes an episode of The Wild Wild West featuring James West and Artemus Gordon escorting President Grant, airing Friday March 10 on Channel 13.
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K.C
Lakers
New York
Warriors
San Francisco
Hawks
Baltimore
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Wilt Chamberlain
Hal Greer
Billy Cunningham
Zelmo Beatty
Bulls
Erwin Mueller
Jerry Sloan
Oscar Robertson
Guy Rodgers
Willis Reed
Knicks
Rick Barry
Barry
Associated Press
National Basketball Association
W. L. Pet. G.B. Phila
Phia
Boston
St St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Fran
Providence
R.I
Memphis
Tenn
Pittsburgh
Wild
James West
Artemus Gordon
Grant
Channel 13
Portland Quintet Wins OOB Tourney
New's Crew of Portland edge Zahares IGA 95 90 in overtime to clinch the Old Orchard Beach Park Commission basketball tournament. Benny Palubinskas led New's Crew with 28 points and was named tournament MVP. IBM of Portland defeated West Point Pepperell 89 81 in the consolation game.
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William Farrington
Old Orchard Beach Park Commission
New’s Crew
McCarthy
Cagers
Portland
Front Row
Old Orchard Beach
Zahares Iga
New's
McArthy
Zahares
Benny Palubinskas
Jack Coyne
Rollie Gagne
Bob Francoeur
Ralph Chabert
Harry New
Bill Beck
IBM
West Point Pepperell
Don Files
B. Chenard
G. Curtis
Goodwin
Minuitti
Perrino
College Scores Roundup From Northeast to West
St Johns 76 Mass 64 Providence 77 Brown 68 Temple 78 LaSalle 61 Columbia 57 Cornell 51 Syracuse 93 Colgate 78 Boston Col 76 Holy Cross 71 Rutgers 88 Penn St 76 Lehigh 61 Lafayette 55 St Bonaventure 55 Canisius 52 St Michaels Vt 109 Clarkson 87 Williams 75 Amherst 60 Fordham 65 NYU 65 South No Carolina 92 Duke 79 West Ky 55 Mid Tenn 46 Ky Wesleyan 85 Bellarmine Florida 96 Georgia 63 Vanderbilt 110 Kentucky 94 Mississippi 58 Miss St 57 Tenn 87 Louisiana St 60 Wake Forest 78 Maryland 64 So Carolina 59 NC St 54 Midwest Michigan St 75 Purdue 71 Wisconsin 80 Michigan 79 Kansas 64 Nebraska 57 Bradley 66 St Louis 62 Illinois 80 Indiana 70 Iowa 90 Ohio St 56 Kansas St 51 Okla St 49 Iowa St 69 Oklahoma 63 DePaul 84 Dayton 79 Miami Ohio 82 Pittsburg 68 Tulane 68 U of Chicago 64 Toledo 90 Va Tech 71 South West Wyoming 65 New Mexico 64 Far West UCLA 103 California 66 Houston 90 Air Force 80 Utah 92 Arizona St 81 Utah St 77 Seattle 76 Brig Young 70 Arizona 58 Stanford 81 So California 79 Oregon St 69 Washington 66 Wash St 82 Oregon 79 Gonzaga 96 Idaho St 81
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Kansas
Colorado
Jayhawks
Nebraska
Big Ten
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan State
Purdue
Iowa
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Atlantic Coast
North Carolina
Duke
Kingston
R.I
Lexington
Kye
Fort Collins
Colo
Corvallis
College Park
Evanston
Ill
Lawrence
Kan
UCLA
Louisville
Pacific
Southern Methodist
Southeastern
Blacksburg
West Virginia
Princeton
Temple
St. John’s
N.Y
Texas Western
Seattle
Marshall
Florida
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Mississippi
Miss. St
Tenn
Louisiana St
Wake Forest
Maryland
Carolina
N.C. St
Midwest
Michigan
Bradley
St. Louis
Ohio
Notre Dame
Creighton
Evansville
DePauw
Miami
Pittsb
Tulane
U. of Chicago
Toledo
Va. Tech
Southwest Wyoming
New Mexico
Far West
California
Houston
Air Force
Utah
Arizona St
Wash. St
Oregon
Gonzaga
Idaho
Bombers Sweep Two in WMBPA Action
The 20th Century Bombers won twice in the WMBPA Class A league. They beat Go West of Gorham 1595 to 1537 as Charlie Gillis led with 342 and Lee Morin 319. Later at 20th Century Lanes they defeated Strike n Spares 1469 to 1409, overcoming a 71 pin first string deficit. Lou Blish led Go West with 327.
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20Th Century Bombers
W.M.B.P.A
Go West
Gorham
20Th Century Lanes
Strike N' Spares
Kezar Falls
Charlie Gillis
Lee Morin
Bombers
Lou Blish
Herve Paul's
L. Morin
J. Clark
D. Raybine
H. Paul
C. Gillis
L. Blish
L. Danson
H. Gardiner
R. Clark
L. Burnham
R. Menard
F. Parker
L. Nelson
G. Perkins
H. Pierce
J. Metivier
Roll-A-Way Lanes Nabs Twin Bowling Wins
Roll-A-Way Lanes hosts a Sunday bowing double victory with 8-0 women and 6-2 men wins over Colonial and Pastime Raiders. Pat Tarbox led the women with 332 as Margaret Fickett paced Colonial with 302. the men toppled Pastime Raiders 1514 to 1422 behind Camire 318 St Onge 317 and Letellier 314.
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W.M. B.P.A
Colonial
Pat Tarbox
Margaret Fickett
H. Ouellette
C. Fleurent
P. Tarbox
A. Hubert
L. Camire
M. A. Fickett
M. Merrill
J. Jordan
J. Dyer
M. Fickett
Pastime Raiders
Ray Camire
John St. Onge
Dave Letellier
Ben Ianford
Raiders
J. Fleurent
R. Camire
J. Gile
D. Letellier
J. St. Onge
M. Gould
L. Kalex
B. Munford
P. Binette
H. Dee
Quebec Youths Spark Montreal Victory in NHL Race
Rogatien Vachon 21 and Yvan Cournoyer 23 provided the spark as Montreal beat New York 20 in a weekend sweep, tightening the race for second behind Chicago. Hull led Chicago with two goals in a win over Toronto. MacGregor and Prentice scored key tallies in Detroit’s 3 1 win over Boston.
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Associated Press
Rogatien Vachon
Palmarello
Yvan Cournoyer
Drummondville
Quebec
Montreal
New York
Chicago
Vachon
Canadiens
Cournoyer
Bobby Hull
Black Hawks
Toronto
Bruce MacGregor
Detroit
Boston
Hull
Johnny Bower
Terry Sawehuk
Sawehuk
Bower
Eric Nesterenko
MacGregor
Dean Prentice
Chicag
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Don Rochefort
Rol Gobeil
Dan Murphy
Leo Lessard
Jack Cadorette
Leo Simard
Ben Caron
Ron Caouette
Steve Croteau
Guy Laliberte
Guy Casavant
Mike Morel
Twua Afl — Cio
al Chretien
Wally Szumita
Ben Munford
Moe Duross
Bill Mullen
Bob Bourque
Arnold Smith
Roland Farley
Dave Presley
Don DeWitt
Saco Tanning
Jerry Soulard
John’s Texaco
Mike Landry
Dick Saucier
Bob Demers
Bernie Binette
Don Herbert
Ron Cote
Dave Pelletier
Don Mercier
Ray Belanger
Dennis Dutremble
Richard Jacques
K. C. Jones
City Theatre
The
George Peppard
Ursula Andress
Dave New
Ben Palubinskas
Farrington
Bob McCarthy
Steve Foster
Charlie Gordon
Ed Guiski
Harry Ney
Art Dyer
Brigham Young
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
NCAA
BYU
Ore
Bruins
Lew Alcindor
Berkeley
Alecindor
Southern California
Ton Senators
Boston Red Sox
George Smith
New York Mets
Wes Westrum
Greg Goosen
Jerry Grote
Mickey Mantley
New York Yankee
Bill Robinson
Atlanta
Clete Boyer
Albuquerque
Arizona
Tennessee
Mississippi State
Vols
Ron Widley
Louisiana State
Villanova
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St. Peter's
N.J
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Memphis Statue
Marquette
Tulsa
Rutgers
Utah State
Davidson
Charlotte
N.C
LaSalle
Ucal
Santa Barbara
St. Louis University
Mike Shannon
Cardinals
Sonny Siebert
Cleveland Indians
Siebert
Kon Hunt
Art Shamsky
Cincinnati Reds
OOB
AST
St. Michael's
Clarkson
Williams
Amherst
Fordham
NYU
South
West
Mid. Tenn
Wesleyan
Bellarmine
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