Maine Legislature Public Hearings Schedule March 26 27 1963
Public hearings set at the State House in Augusta across committees including Appropriations and Financial Affairs Education Judiciary Highways Transportation and Finance. Speakers discuss bills on dam funding Indian reserve improvements civil actions against heads of institutions and educational financing among others with times from 1 30 p m to 4 15 p m.
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Acts on Health and Welfare Here in Maine Legislature
A list of proposed acts scheduled for 1:30 p.m. in the State House includes bills on registration of sanitarians health and institutional services eating places mortuary licensing and board rules disposition of convicts and mentally ill detainees Pineland Hospital changes license fees for boarding homes optometric services aid to the blind and nonprofit organizations new engage NHS Lands and the care rehabilitation funds for alcoholics.
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Black Hawks Second in Tight NHL Race
Chicago finishes second with 81 points behind Detroit while Gordie Howe and Glenn Hall earn top individual honors. Chicago defeats Boston 4 3 as Montreal blanks by New York 5 0. Detroit beats Toronto 1 0, Montreal-Toronto opens playoffs with best of seven.
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Oilers Meet Champs In Portsmouth Quarterfinals
Roy and Perreault will face Chamberlain Shoe of Dover in the Atlantic Seacoast basketball tournament at Portsmouth in the quarterfinals tonight. The Oilers begin at 9 after a 80 62 victory over Hampden Market in the tourney opener.
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Gene Conley Forecasts Better Boston Season
Gene Conley, 6 foot 8, says Boston Red Sox will show more power and a better attitude in 1963. He notes improved offense, a new team mindset, and hopes to overcome defensive problems to win more games. Conley tied for team best with 15 wins last year and is optimistic about pitching soon after flu.
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Lewiston Ring Show Promises Drama Tonight
Promoter Chick Wer gels brings two solid prelims to Lewiston as Maine boxing weighs a state lightweight title change. L ily Charest battles Gardiner's Bob Thomas while Ernie Cab faces Billy Tisdale in the main bout at Lewiston City Hall at 8 30 p m. The Boxing commission will decide whether the bout becomes a 10 rounder and whether the lightweight crown is awarded.
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Loyola Ramblers Upset Cincinnati For 1963 Title
Loyola of Chicago stunned Cincinnati 60 to 58 in overtime at Freedom Hall to claim the national championship. All-America guard Jerry Harkness led a comeback from 15 down as Vic Rouse tipped in the winning basket with one second left in OT. Coach George Ireland accepted Coach of the Year honors amid celebrations.
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Stearns High Wins New England Schoolboy Title in Boston
Stearns High of Millinocket defeated Morse of Bath 56-54 in the first all Maine final at the New England Schoolboy Basketball Tournament in Boston Garden. Terry Carr and Jon MacDonald led Stearns as they claimed the crown after a prior state final loss.
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Russell Wins Third Straight NBA Most Valuable Player
Boston center Bill Russell captured the NBA MVP Award for the third consecutive season with 256 points and 16 first place votes, edging Elgin Baylor of Los Angeles who had 196. Oscar Robertson finished third and Wilt Chamberlain won the starting All Star berth.
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Moore Loses His Fight For Life
Davey Moore, world featherweight champion, died from brain injuries after the Thursday title bout with Sugar Ramos in Los Angeles. Ramos, Mexico City resident, expressed sorrow and apologized to Moore’s widow, Geraldine.
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Bruins Finish Season Locked In Last Place
Chicago edged Boston 4 3 after a three goal third period comeback. Bruins drew 13 202 fans at Boston Garden in a season ending in last place with 14 wins and 45 points while Chicago moved to second. Guy Gendron was suspended. Bucyk Oliver West out. awards went to Bucyk and Williams.
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Yanks Add Stan Williams As Fourth Starter
The 1962 New York Yankees add Stan Williams to bolster pitching depth joining Whitey Ford Ralph Terry and Bill Stafford. Williams struck out three, allowed one hit over six innings in a spring win over the Mets. Podres also pitched nine strong innings for the Dodgers in a win over Baltimore.
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Mrs Thibault Defends Lane Crown With Victory
Twin City women s bowling champion Pauline Thibault defended her title by defeating Cleo Larochelle at 20th Century lanes. She won by 74 pins overall after leading by 84 in the first half. Larochelle posted 943 for the second half to Thibault s 933 as both fell below form.
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Penne l wins at Memph Relays with 16 3 vault
John Pennel of Northeast Louisiana State clears 16 feet 3 inches to set a world outdoor pole vault mark at the Memph Relays. He borrowed a fiberglass pole, had just one practice with it, and relied on film of his vault to tweak his style.
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Exhibition Baseball Standings and Scores Update
The American League and National League standings appear with teams such as Baltimore Los Angeles Chicago Cleveland Washington Minnesota New York and Philadelphia. Numerous daily results list wins by Cincinnati Minnesota Washington Chicago Kansas City Detroit Chicago and others with scores and night games.
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Cincinnati and Detroit Win Playoff Games
The Royals beat Syracuse 125 to 118 in Cincinnati to tie their best- of-5 series at two games each. The Pistons defeated the Hawks 107 to 103 in Detroit to take a 2-1 lead in their Western semis.
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