Underclass Tournament Slated At Biddeford High
Two groups host eight teams in a Steve White Gym underclassmen basketball tournament starting Wednesday. Portland faces Thornton and South Portland meets St Louis in opening night games with Biddeford and Westbrook advancing to later rounds.
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Biddeford High
Steve White
Portland
York County
Biddeford Athletic Association
Dave Heffernan
Thornton
Biddeford
Kennedy Patriots
John Narsiff
Kennedy School
Joe
Biddeford Tiger
Art Des
Pro Basketball Scores and Monday Results
The Associated Press reports NBA results with Cincinnati defeating Chicago 133 to 117 and St. Louis beating Boston 123 to 122. San Francisco topped Detroit 135 to 109. Today listings include Philadelphia at San Francisco and St. Louis at Chicago, with Wednesday games Boston at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
San Fran
Detroit
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Andrews makes strong bid for Red Sox second base job
Mike Andrews, a 23 year old rookie in winter camp, collected five hits including a double as Boston fell 5 to 3 to the Mets at Chain O Lakes Stadium. Manager Dick Williams high on Andrews who aims to beat out the center field mix and win the opening day second base slot in Boston.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Mike Andrews
Boston Red Sox
Andrews
Boston
Red Sox
New York Mets
Chain O’ Lakes
Mets
Bobby Doerr
Chicago
Toronto
Mike
Dick Williams
Maple Leafs
Jose Tartabull
Reggie Smith
Don Demeter
George Thomas
Tartabull
Smith
Demeter
Thomas
Galen Cisco
Met
Williams
Ken Poulsen
Cecil Robinson
Billy Farmer
Bob Snow
Dick Baney
Ocala
White Sox
Sarasota
Marshall Thundering Herd routs Nebraska in NIT to reach semifinals
George Stone scored 46 as Marshall beat Nebraska 119 to 98, breaking the NIT single game points mark. SIU defeated Duke 72 to 63 to advance, led by Walt Frazier with 17 points and 9 rebounds as both teams eye Thursday semifinals against Providence Marquette winner and New Mexico Rutgers winner.
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Nebraska
Jack Hartman
Duke
Madison Square Garden
Southern Illinois
Uonight
Providence
Stone
Bradley
Villanova
Cornhuskers
Dick Garrett
Ralph Johnson
Walt Frazier
Blue Devils
Frazier
SIU
Black Hawks Stars Dominate Scoring Standings
Ken Wharram climbed to 59 points with two goals and an assist to lead Detroit’s Norm Ullman by one point. Chicago’s top eight included Mohns, Esposito, and Pilote rounding out the top 10 in the season's scoring chase.
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Ken Wharram
Black Hawk
Norm Ullman
Detroit
Chicago
Doug Mohns
Phil Esposito
Pierre Pilote
Hodges Eyes Pennant Growth With Washington Senators
Gil Hodges states the club aims for first division this year as he reshapes Washington through winter trades. Key moves bring Camilo Pascual Bernie Allen Darold Knowles Bob Priddy and Cap Peterson. Pete Richert and Phil Ortega anchor a hopeful rotation with Orsino and Casanova behind the plate and Howard in left.
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Fila
Gil Hodges
Washington
Hodges
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Camilo Pascual
Bernie Allen
Minnesota
Ron Kline
Don Lock
Philadelphia
Darold Knowles
Mike McCormick
San Francisco
Cap Peterson
Bob Priddy
Allen
Peterson
Pascual
Knowles
Priddy
Pete Richert
Joe Coleman
Barry Moore
Jim Hannan
John Orsino
Orsino
Paul Casanova
Mammoth
Frank
Basketball Players Prepare Historic Strike Over Pension Demands
New York AP reports the Players Association and NBA owners faced a long bargaining session as a noon deadline looms for players to commit to the postseason starting March 25. Key issue is a retroactive pension boost from $200 to $600 monthly for 10-year players, with owners offering $500.
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New York
Players’ Association
National Basketball Association
NBA
Walter Kennedy
Kennedy
Lawrence Fleisher
Chicago Players Still Dominate Hockey Scoring
Chicago’s Stan Mikita extended his league leading points to 88 with two goals and two assists as Bobby Hull moved to 70 for second place with two goals, keeping the Black Hawks atop NHL scoring. The article notes six Hawks remain among the top scorers.
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Montreal
Chicago Story
National Hockey League
Black Hawks
Chicago
Stan Mikita
Bobby Hull
White Sox Hitters Struggle Against Pitchers in Grapefruit Bout
The Chicago White Sox were shut out 6-0 by the New York Yankees in Fort Lauderdale as pitchers dominated and the White Sox managed only a single hit off Bill Henry. Dennis Higgins earned the victory for the Yankees while Stan Bahnsen walked four in relief.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Bill Henry
Chicago
Henry
Stan Bahnsen
New York
Hal Reniff
Ross Moschito
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Dick Hughes
Nelson Briles
Jim Cosman
Cardinals
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Phil Gagliano
St. Petersburg
Floyd Robinson
Dick Simpson
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Houston
Tampa
Gary Nolan
Reds
Astros
Jim Landis
New York Mets
Boston Red Sox
Winter Haven
Cleon Jones
Chuck Hiller
Reggie Smith
Mike Andrews
Red Sox
Final Beach Park League Standings and Scores
West Point Pepperell finished 102 to 6 with Jaycees 53 points and Sandbar Inn 48 leading via Jaycees 17 30 42 53 and Sandbar 6 24 37 48. Pepperell defeated G A with Zahares scoring 61 and McVicar 12 on the 74 point win.
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Goodwin
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McVicar
Britton
Dolby
Merrill
Beaumont
Hogan
Gardner and
Curtis
Barry Certain To End Reign Of Chamberlain
Barry leads the NBA scoring race with 2 607 points and a 36.2 point average as the 1966 67 season nears end. Oscar Robertson trails by 317 points, while Adrian Smith and Guy Rodgers secure their respective titles in free throw shooting and assists. The piece notes Chamberlain’s high field goal percentage and rebounding records, with Robertson leading in rebounds.
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Rick Barry
Wilt Chamberlain
Adrian Smith
Guy Rodgers
National Basketball Association
Barry
San Francisco
Oscar Robertson
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Chamberlain
Warriors
NBA
Geer
Philadelphia
Boston
Bill Russell
Smith
Larry Siegfried
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Chicago
Robertson
Bulls
St. Louis Hawks Rally Past Celtics In Memphis Duel
The St. Louis Hawks upset the Boston Celtics 123 to 122 as Lou Hudson led with 24 points, and Bill Bridges tipped in the decisive rebound with two seconds left. Bailey Howell scored 24 for Boston, while Wayne Embry and John Havlicek added 21 and 19 respectively as Boston saluted a late collapse. The Celtics hit a grueling stretch with four games in five days to close the regular season.
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