St Louis Alumni 18th Annual Invitational Teams Set
Ten teams signed up for the St Louis Alumni 18th Annual Invitational basketball tournament with play starting Tuesday and finals Saturday. The roster lists Dutremble Brothers and Dutremble family members along with multiple clubs and individuals from West Point Roy and Perreault John’s Texaco and Saco Tanning among others.
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Dutremble Brothers
Bryce Roberts
Phil Curtis
Alan Dutremble
Dan Murphy
Don Dutremble
Rick Harrison
Dick Dutremble
Ray Laliberte
Jay Couser
Roger Laprise
Roger Laliberte
Babe Dutremble
C.I.D
Bill Mullen
Ben Mun
Red Wings End Bruins Five Game Win Streak
Detroit defeated Boston 7-5 as the Bruins blew a 5-0 lead mid second period. Alex Delvecchio and Gordie Howe led Detroit with early goals, while Ted Green, John MacKenzie, Ken Hodge, and Glen Sather helped Boston rally before Dan Crozier and Jim Peters sealed Detroit's win. Bruins coach Harry Sinden replaced Gerry Cheevers with Eddie Johnston after Detroit's fifth goal.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
Detroit Red Wings
Bruins
Boston Garden
Wings
Detroit
Sid Abel
Toronto
Alex Delvecchio
Gordie Howe
Bruce MacGregor
Pete Stemkowski
Ted Green
Tommy Williams
John MacKenzie
Williams
Keen
Ken Hodge
McKenzie
Glen Sather
Roger Crozier
Roy Edwards
Jim Peters
Newa
Frank Mahovlich
Abel
Crozier
Harry Sinden
Eddie Johnston
Gerry Cheevers
Johnston
Minnesota
Sinden
Cheevers
New York
Los Angeles
Rangers
Local Women Bow To Win Over Willowdale
Roll-A-Way Lanes hosted a close 6 2 match as Willowdale edged ahead early but Local Women Bow held on for a 26 pin victory. Lillian Camire led with 330 while Pat Tarbox 320 Connie Fleurent 318 and Ann Hubert 304 supported. Willowdale’s top scores came from W Rolawski 332 and Marge Hennessey 321.
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Val Pokawskie
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Dot Cleveland
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H. Ouellette
C. Fleurent
P. Tarbox
Dodge Captures Bowling Victory Over Larkin
Bob Dodge, Twin City champion, defeated Ed Larkin at Pastime Lanes by 159 pins in final 10 strings to win 1,180 to 1,021. Dodge posted 236 extra pins with 33 spares and one strike. Larkin had 125 bonus with 18 spares and one strike.
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Bob Dodge
Twin City
Ed Larkin
Dodge
Larkin
Berry Retires as Colts Star Despite Team First Image
Raymond Berry, NFL wide receiver and Hall of Fame star for the Baltimore Colts, retires after a 13 year career marred by injuries. He cites concern over not delivering the season the team deserves, noting 1967 limited to six games while amassing 631 receptions for 9,275 yards and 68 touchdowns across his career.
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Raymond Berry
National Football League
Balltimore Colts
Berry
Exhibition Baseball Results and Schedule
The Associated Press reports results from Sundays games with Dodgers 4 Braves 0 and Reds 3 Cubs 1 in split action. Mets? Not listed. Several games were ppd Florida exhibitions with multiple matchups and a slate of scheduled games for today across West Palm Beach Fort Myers St Petersburg Lakeland Winter Haven Phoenix Tucson and other venues.
Legend States Brut as Britain’s First King
According to legend, Brut, son of Brutus and descendant of Aeneas, is cited as the first king of Britain, a famed legendary clan hero in antiquity.
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Brut
Brutus
Aeneas
Americans Hold All But Two Of Skiing Titles
At Crystal Mountain near Seattle the United States swept most alpine titles in the 1968 National Championships. Rick Chaffee of Rutland Vermont and Judy Nagle of Enumclaw Washington won the slalom titles while Scott Henderson of Banff Alberta captured the downhill and combined crowns. Ann Black of Seattle won the women’s downhill, Marilyn Cochran of Richmond Vermont took the giant slalom, and Henderson placed high in other events as Jere Elliott and Jim Huega also contended.
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U.S
Rick Chaffee
Rutland
Judy Nagle
Enumclaw
Wash
Scott Henderson
Banff
Alta
Crystal Mountain
Aspen
Colo
Miss Nagle
Ann Black
Marilyn Cochran
Richmond
Chaffee
Denver University
Henderson
Jere Elliott
Steamboat Springs
Jim Huega
Tahoe City
Calif
Cornell And Boston College Reach NCAA Ice Tourney
Cornell wins ECAC tournament 6-3 over Boston College at Boston Garden to advance to the NCAA tourney in Duluth Minnesota next Thursday. Clarkson defeats Boston University 4-1 for consolation honors as Merrimack College repeats ECAC Division II title with a 5-4 win over Hamilton in Andover.
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Cornell
Boston College
Duluth
Minn
Big Red
Eagles
Boston Garden
Brian Cornell
Clarkson
Boston University
Ncaa Selection Committee
Andover
Merrimack College
Hamilon
Cuba Joins List of Games Boycotts
Cuba will not participate in the October Olympics in Mexico City if South Africa is allowed to send teams. Manuel Gonzalez Guerra, president of the Cuban Olympic Committee, criticized South Africa's racial discrimination and said Cuba will boycott unless South Africa is dropped.
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South Africa
Havana
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NHL Standings and Results From Weekend Schedule
NHL East and West division standings feature Montreal atop the table with 84 points, New York 78, Boston 76, Toronto 63, Detroit 56, and Chicago 75 in the East. West leaders Philadelphia 64, Los Angeles 62, St. Louis 61, Minnesota 61, Pittsburgh 56, Oakland 44. Weekend results include Montreal 5 Chicago 0, Toronto 7 Detroit 5, New York 1 Minnesota 1, Pittsburgh 3 Los Angeles 1, St. Louis 3 Oakland 1, Chicago 4 Toronto 0, Los Angeles 4 New York 3, Detroit 7 Boston 5, Philadelphia 2 Minnesota 0, St. Louis 1 Oakland 0. No Sunday games scheduled, Tuesday shows Detroit at Los Angeles.
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Bowlerettes Beat Sanford Lassies In Pro League Match
The 20th Century Bowlerettes swept eight points from the Sanford girls at 20th Century Lanes Sunday. Ruth Boyajian led with 324 as Bowlerettes win games by 32, 64 and 35 to finish 1,516 to 1,385. Sanford’s D Vallee had 312, with Joan Soulard and Doris Gillis at 307 each.
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Sanford Girls
Ruth Boyajian
D. Valle
Sanford
Joan Soulard
Doris Gillis
Celtics Relegated to Runnerup in NBA Season
Boston Celtics are mathematically eliminated from the division race after a 137-111 loss to Cincinnati at Boston Garden, ending a three consecutive years as runners up. coach Bill Russell plans a strong finish as they head to Seattle for a West Coast trip and return to face San Francisco and San Diego in a tight three games in three nights stretch. Sam Jones returns from virus layoff to 13 minutes of action, contributing five of seven shooting with a 23 point effort led by Larry Siegfried who scored 23 on 8 of 13 from the field and 7 of 7 at the line.
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Boston Celtics
Bill Russell
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Dierking Leads Bearcats In Scoring as Sam Struggles
Cincinnati star Connie Dierking tallied 36 points and 17 rebounds while Oscar Robertson added 29 in a strong team effort. Sam, limited by fatigue, noted he pressed on, saying running in a game differs from solo practice as he attempted shots and earned 13 points with three free throws.
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Cincinnati
Connie Dierking
Oscar Robertson
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Desrosiers Leads In York County Bowling Match
Ronnie Desrosiers grabbed a 19 pin lead over champion Elwin Johnson in the first half of a York County Championship match at 20th Century Lanes Sunday. Desrosiers trailed after three games but finished with 1,132 to Johnson’s 1,113 as the second half set for Roll-A-Way Lanes next Sunday at 4 30 p m.
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Pickets guard house in India over evil spirits
In Jamnagar police posted guards outside a house after residents reported attacks by villagers who gathered to drive out supposed evil spirits. Stones were thrown at windows in the disturbance, prompting occupants to relocate to escape both the spirits and the crowd.
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Giants Focus on Conditioning for Better 1965 Season
PHOENIX Arizona AP The San Francisco Giants push spring conditioning under trainer Bert Gustafson with three miles daily in Case Grande and Phoenix. Manager Herman Franks cites past inconsistency and says if key players like Willie Mays and Juan Marichal had been healthy last season the club might have won the NL pennant.
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Willie Mays
Juan Marichal
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St. Louis
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Gustafson
Carl Yas
Giants Invest In Candlestick Gym After Trzemski Praise
Giants coach Gustafson said Spris Ye Zae Trzemski is good for the team and the club spent 5000 installing a small gym at Candlestick Park. Mays, aged 36, says he is ready to go and aims for another decade, after a 263 average with 22 homers and 70 RBIs in 141 games and a flu hospitalization in July. Marichal, 29, reports on time this spring and expects to regain form after last season late start.
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Giants shake up infield as Davenport returns to third
Davenport, 34, after hamstring strain, plays 124 games this year and hits .275. He reclaims third with Hart moving to left as Ron Hunt joins, strengthening defense alongside Jim Davenport and Mays era teammates. Hart likes left field. Giants tout improved infield defense amid strong NL run.
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Mike McCormick
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Ron Hunt
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Duke Secures NIT Field Amid Weeklong Tournament Scramble
Duke finally joined the NIT field as the NCAA pace quickens with regionals looming. Iowa or Ohio State battle for the Big Ten title and an automatic bid while Houston and Kentucky hover as top contenders for later rounds. The article details matchups, likely outcomes, and the shifting landscape across the NIT and NCAA brackets with multiple teams jockeying for seeding and progression.
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Blue Devils
NCAA
Iowa
Ohio State
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North Carolina State
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State
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