Houston Louisville and UNC North Carolina eye NCAA ties
Houston and St Bonaventure, both unbeaten, face tough tests as NCAA tournament resumes. Houston meets Louisville in Wichita while St Bonaventure faces North Carolina in Raleigh, with Athena-Amed All-Americans Hayes Unseld Miller and Lanier on show. The week includes NIT action and regional matchups across Raleigh Lexington Wichita Albuquerque and New York with Duke also in the spotlight.
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Havlicek Takes Iron Man Role With Celtics
Baltimore AP report notes John Havlicek is pressed into starting duty more often this season due to injuries. The former Ohio State star helps keep the Boston Celtics at power in the NBA as he fills the iron man role and boosts the club toward championships.
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Children's Articles Stood Don’t Throw Them Away
Readers urged to recycle children’s items by selling through Journal classifieds. The notice highlights practical reuse and community sharing, encouraging parents and guardians to place small ads to find new homes for toys clothes and books.
Injury Ridden Reds Set Up 1968 Start Under Bristol
Cincinnati Reds endure an injury plagued spring with 17 active players on June 18 last season. Dave Bristol, 33, leads as youngest manager in majors promising roster reshuffles, Bench the rookies, and a mix of homegrown and new additions aim for a pennant.
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Biddeford AL Honors Tiger Grid Eleven
Biddeford High School's Class A champion football squad was honored by the Tighe-Beaudoin F.ey Post American Legion at the Post Home in Biddeford. Coach Dave Redmond received a plaque from Past Commander Robert Poire on behalf of Joseph Zaitlin.
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Biddeford Wins State Crown At Whittier Field
Robert C. Poire presents American Legion award to Dave Redmond, coach of Biddeford High School Class A football champions. The ceremony includes Biddeford players Roger Beaulieu Dick Marquis Wilfred Caouette and Dick Jacques. Biddeford defeated Bangor at Bowdoin’s Whittier Field to claim the state title.
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Yaz Faces Shifts In Spring Training Pique To Come
Boston star Carl Yastrzemski, fresh off a Triple Crown, faces Chicago White Sox shifts during an exhibition at Chain O Lakes Park. Yaz, who hit .328 with 44 homers, says the ploys won’t alter his approach as he gears up for the Grapefruit League.
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Sebsibe Mamo Carries Colby Colors To Victory
WATERVILLE Colby College athlete Sebsibe Mamo, the Ethiopian standout known as Sebs, won the Eastern Collegiate championship two mile in a record 8 50.7, breaking Bill Clark’s 1965 IC4A mark. He next faces Gerry Lindgren of Washington State at the NCAA championships in Detroit. The Colby star has climbed from the 1964 Olympic team to eclipse Veysey’s Colby records and vie for IC4A gold, continuing a historic lineage for the program.
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Former Foes Return To Face U Of M Bruins
The University of Maine football team will welcome back two opponents after a year’s absence and add a new rival for the 1968 schedule. Returning are Bushnell University and Boston University, while Hofstra University will play the Bears for the first time and then join as a regular foe for four years. Maine’s 1968 slate includes games at Massachusetts and New Hampshire, home clashes with Boston University and Hofstra, and a Bucknell trip to Lewisburg.
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Exhibition Baseball Results Reported by Associated Press
Results from Thursday's exhibition games list Houston edging Oakland 1-0 and Los Angeles defeating Detroit 5-0. Boston beat Chicago A 7-1, Atlanta won 7-3 over New York A, Philadelphia topped New York N 2-0, and St. Louis defeated Minnesota 7-4. Several set matchups head to Florida venues with teams touring Palm Beach and nearby cities.
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Hockey Scores and Weekend Schedule
A hockey night ended in a 0 0 tie between Los Angeles and Philadelphia while Montreal beat New York 3 0. Oakland visits St. Louis Saturday with Pittsburgh at Montreal Boston at Toronto Detroit at St. Louis and Los Angeles at Minnesota on the slate.
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Pro Basketball NBA Cincinnati 102 St. Louis 98
The Associated Press reports Cincinnati defeated St Louis 102 to 98 in a pro basketball game. Detroit, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Seattle, New York, Boston, and Chicago were listed among today’s NBA matchups with several games noted. ABA action included Dallas 90 New Orleans 87 with Anaheim Oakland Houston New Orleans Denver Minnesota Kentucky Indiana Denver Dallas slated.
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Portland fighter Pete Riccitelli scores late TKO win
In Portland, Pete Riccitelli, 172, handed Bangor rival Paul Kasiper, 175, a technical knockout when Kasiper did not answer for the eighth round on Thursday night.
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College Scores From Semifinals to NIT First Round
College scores show NCAA Division semifinals results Wesleyan 45 Ashland 32 and Indiana State 77 Trinity Texas 67. NIT first round St Peter's New Jersey 102 Marshall 93 in two overtimes. Duke 97 Okin City 81. NAIA quarterfinals Central Ohio 66 Central Washington 47 Westminster Pennsylvania 92 Eastern Montana 84 Fairmont State 86 Dickinson State 81 Oshkosh 57 Drury 55.
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Boxer's Hard Brawl Marks End Of Ten Round Bout
Kasper took a brutal beating through ten rounds with no knockdowns. He bled from the nose after a solid punch in the sixth, as the scheduled bout concluded with clear escalation of punishment and fighter fatigue.
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