Stearns Cheverus Clash In New England Schoolboy Tourney
Stearns of Millinocket Maine, the defending champion, meets St Marys Worcester in the opening round of the New England Schoolboy Basketball Tournament. East Providence faces Bishop Bradley, Cheverus plays Tolman, and Spaulding meets Malden as the field begins play.
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Boston
Stearns
Millinocket
Maine Kingpins
Tiny St. Mary’s
Worcester
Massachusetts
Malden
Maine
St. Mary's
Intramural Basketball Scores and Standings Summary
Robins and Owls faced off with Robins winning the first period 3 to 0 and finishing 19 to 19. Thornton Academy Raiders defeated Knickabockers 43 to 37 with key scorers Goupil Tracy Sewall and Belanger leading the victors. Blue Jays edged past Birds 7 to 2 in a tight build as the Robins beat Ready 2 18 to 14. Officials Bulger Moreau and Farrington Wilson supervised multiple games in the intramural slate.
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Owls
Vassill
Olson
Caouette
Desilva
Brown
Allen
Gagne
LeProhon Joncas
Walker
Patry
Descoteaux
Duquette
Robins
Bulger
Moreau
Knickabockers
Twomey
Roberts
Belanger
Bright
Arel
Coney
Raiders
Farrington
Wilson
Bue Jays
Draggittis
Evans Beaupre
Frechette
Bowkere
Caras
Busse
Cotsifasg
Ouellette
Ganong
Poirier
Cohan
Birds
Casey
Bryant
Stansberry Campbell
Lamb
Wynney
Carey
Gregoire
Sartyg
Bergeron
Nason
Blue Jays
Bulgesal
Ready
Collard
Chicago Bears League Leaders In Interceptions
Chicago led the NFL in interceptions with 36 as Roosevelt Taylor and Dick Lynch tied for the season lead with nine picks apiece. Richie Petitbon added eight, Bennie McRae and Dave Whitsell six each, showcasing Halas’s strong defense that year.
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NEW York
Chicago
George Halas
NFL
Halas
Bears
Roosevelt Taylor
Dick Lynch
New York Giants
Lynch
Richie Petitbon
Bennie McRae
Ave Whitsell
Leroy Caffey
Philadelphia
Giants
Yearling Harness Horses Bring Premium at Auction
Twenty one yearlings sold for twenty five thousand dollars or more in 1963 marking strong demand. One yearling achieved a top price exceeding twenty five thousand dollars as bidders competed.
Biddeford Tops Thornton for Tourney Title
Biddeford, sponsored by Ser pico's Market, defeated Thornton 75 to 66 at Steve White Gym to win the Biddeford Activities Association tournament. Biddeford pulled away with a 22 to 9 third period run as Kenike and Bergeron led scoring for their teams. Officials were Laliberte and Gourdouros.
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Biddeford
Chuck Clifford
Thornton
Eric Cote
Biddeford Activities Association
Ken Pike
Dick Bergeron
Bob Polackwich
Carl Goodwin
Bill Day
Joseph Guilbeault
Robert Emery
Association
Serpico’s Market
Serpico's Market
Steve White
Kenike
Ray Dunton
Tigers
Bergeron
Pike
Maroon
St. Louis
Clifford
Dunton
Day
Goodwin
Saucier
Harriman
Hebert
Landry
Demers
Polackwich
Cote
Caouette
Miles
Janson
Kimball
Ruben
Dolby
Laliberte
Gourdouros
Exhibition Baseball Results From Wednesday Card
Results include Houston 9 Cincinnati 2 and New York (N) 4 Philadelphia 1 in 10 innings. Milwaukee 7 Minnesota 4, Chicago (A) 3 Washington 2, New York (A) 9 Kansas City not specified, San Francisco 15 Cleveland 13. Harness racing statewide output totals and 1963 enrichment of $82,624,086 noted.
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Milwaukee
Minnesota
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
San Francisco
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Stuart
Pesky
Red Sox
Cubs
Mack Kuykendall
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Johnny Podres
New York Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago White Sox
Camilo Pascual
New York Mets
National Basketball Association
THE
Associated Press
St Louis
Rorio
Semifinals set for NIT with NYU and New Mexico
In New York NYU Violet Harold Hairston leads a 6-7 attack against 6-8 Ira Harge of New Mexico as they clash in the first semifinal at Madison Square Garden. Army faces Bradley in the other semifinal as Bradley favors a win while Army seeks another upset.
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NEW York
Happy
NYU Violets
New Mexico Lobos
Army
Bradley Braves
Harold Hairston
Winston - Salem
N.C
Violets
Syracuse
DePaul
Ira Harge
Detroit
Drake
Madison Square Garden
Bradley
Nyu-New Mexico
Harge
Claude Williams
Dick Ellis
Mike Lucero
NYU
Lou Rossini
Lobos
Hairston
Barry Kramer
Stan McKenzie
Albuquerque
St. Bonaventure
Duquesne
Tates Locke
Locke
Mike Silliman
Joe Kosciusko
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Braves
New Mexico
Duquene
Clay Says He Is Tuned In On The Future
New York AP Cassius Clay says he is tuned in on the future and cannot predict his Army status after failing to pass mental exams. He notes results not disclosed and discusses fights, a move from Louisville, a new home, and plans for a national youth fan club with a large talent agency, plus his Black Muslim faith and name change to Muhammad Ali.
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New York
Cassius Clay
Army
Washington
Clay
Louisville
Coral Gables
Fla
Washington Post
Pentagon
Draft Board
Floyd Patterson
Doug Jones
Eddie Machen
Muhammad Ali
God
Chicago
Warriors Win Western Crown
San Francisco Warriors clinched the Western Division title in a hard fought NBA season. Coach Alex Hannum praised the team's physical play and size as decisive assets in securing the crown.
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Warriors
SAN Francisco
Alex Hannum
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
UCLA Favored In NCAA Semifinals As Four Teams Vie
Kansas City AP reports UCLA slight favorite with a 28-0 pace and guard depth facing Michigan Duke UCLA Kansas State as semifinal pairings set. Duke relies on Jeff Mullins while Michigan emphasizes rebounding and power. Kansas State brings 13 straight wins and a 7-foot center Roger Suttner to the arena.
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Kansas City
UCLA
John Wooden
Duke
Igan
Kansas State
Municipal Auditorium
Michigan
Vic Bubas
Tex Winter
Strack
Kentucky
Bubas
Bruin
Wooden
Big Ten
Jeff Mullins
Wildcats
Roger Suttner
Stuart’s exhibition play sparks Boston clash with Cubs
Dick Stuart, Boston’s first baseman, drew criticism for a lackluster B game against San Francisco, saying he plays to avoid injury. Manager Johnny Pesky vows talks if their views don’t align as Red Sox content with regulars in morning contests.
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Associated Press
Dick Stuart
Boston
Red Sox
San Francisco
Stuart
Johnny Pesky
Pesky
Chicago Cubs
Mike Higgins
Philadelphia
Warriors
Detroit
St. Louis
Hawks Chanie
Baltimore Bullets
Gus Johnson
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Royals
Philadelphia 76Ers
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Montreal and Toronto skate to 2-2 NHL tie
Canadiens vice president Kenny Reardon called the point big after Montreal blew a 2-0 lead and settled for a 2-2 tie with the Maple Leafs. Montreal remained one point behind Chicago in the playoff race with two games left, while Toronto chased a late-season surge. Bill Hicke and Claude Provost gave Montreal the early lead before Don McKenney and George Armstrong evened the score.
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Montreal Canadiens
Kenny Reardon
Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal
Chicago
Reardon
Toronto
Black Hawks
Hawks
Boston
Bruins
New York Rangers
St Louis High Football Announces 10 Game 1964 Schedule
St Louis High will play a 10 game football schedule this fall with home games against St Thomas High School of Dover New Hampshire on Sept 11 and other contests including Biddeford Stephens Cony Cheverus Sanford South Portland Portland Deering and Thornton. The plan was announced by athletic director Brother Gilbert.
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St. Louis High
Brother Gilbert
Eagles
St. Thomas High School
Dover
N. H
St. Louis
St. Thomas
Biddeford
Stephens
Cony
Cheverus
Sanford
South Portland
Portland
Deering
Thornton
Montreal 2 Toronto 2 Tie Remains in NHL Match
Montreal and Toronto battled to a 2 2 tie in a midweek NHL game. Both clubs earned a point as the contest ended in a stalemate with neither side breaking the deadlock.
Dover Invitational Pace at Rockingham card features Chockoyette Rebel
Chockoyette Rebel returns in the Dover Invitational Pace at Rockingham Park facing a six horse field including Dr. Brooks and War Haven with a $16,300 purse on a ten race Friday night program. The Rebel and Dr. Brooks draw the one and two posts and are Isles Atlantic Seaboard eligibles aiming for the first $10,000 dash in the $170,250 series on April 17.
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Salem
N.H
Chockoyette Rebel
Robinson W. Smith
Dover
Dr. Brooks
New England
Bucky Day
Chockoyette
War Haven
Election Day
Shadydale Merita
Vince Rachel
Craig Creed
Atlantic Seaboard
Rockingham
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New Hampshire
Mark Telge
Dave Hardy
East Providence
Stu Marquis
Jeff Bannister
Om Thornton
Toman
Ed da. Cruz
Suggs Brothers
Don and
Jerry
Red Forbes
Dave Barriss
Spaulding
Newampshire
Denny Hodgdon
Thornton Academy Raiders
Goupil
Tracy
Sewall
Bridges
Chicago Bears
City Theatre
Ronny Schneider
Bataims Academy
Lesse Cari
Aan
Columba Pictures
Tiger
Regina
George Chuvalo
Hugh Mercier
Seoul
Kim Ki-soo
South Korea
Robert Pena
Mexico
Pakuuamulugan Proove
Arnold Schulman
King OF Kings
Wolverine
Dave Strock
Cazzie Russell
Purdue
National Hockey League
New York Oe
Maine Auto Driving School
Pool Street
Paul Truman
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