Tigers Rams Clash Looms As Season Nears End
With two weeks left in the regular season Biddeford and Bangor lead Division I and II respectively for the states’ Class A final at Bowdoin College. The article analyzes possible outcomes, index points, and key players like Leo Cantara Dick Lemay and David Lane, noting coaching shifts by Dave Redmond and Thornton’s bid to upset the leaders.
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Bowdoin College
Whittier Field
Brunswick
Biddeford
Bangor
Biddford
St. Louis
Rams
Eagles
Deering
Thornton
South Portland
Brewer
Mealey
Edward Little
Brad Leach
Sanford
Cony
Portland
Tigers
Dave Redmond
Dick Lemay
Roger Beaulieu
Redmond
Leo Cantara
Beaulieu
Lee
Westbrook
Peter Langevin
Lemay
Mike Minuitti
Mike
Ricky White
Cantara
Mark Allen
Minuitti
White
Allen
Cantara’s
Lane
Mike Denoncoeur
Pat Hogan
Mike Condon
Maroon and Gold
Caddigan
Charest
Rancourt
Foran
Steve Foran
Tiger
Dartmouth Dominates New England Poll Unbeaten No 1
Dartmouth collects all 18 first place votes to top The Associated Press New England college football poll. Harvard remains runner up as Holy Cross moves to third and Yale Massachusetts swap spots after late-week wins amid broad regional vote.
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Associated Press
Dartmouth
Harvard
New England
Big Green
Crimson
Holy Cross
Buffalo
Yale
Massachusetts
Cornell
Boston University
Boston College
Maine
New Hampshire
Northeastern
Rhode Island
Boston U
American International
Brown
Connecticut
Springfield
Vermont
Bob Bleckman
Hanover
N.H
Connecticut Newsmen
Blackman
Bulldogs
Traditional Games Approaching By Harold Claassen AP Sports
AP sports writer Harold Claassen previews upcoming college football games. He notes expected outcomes for Southern California UCLA Tennessee NC State Houston Georgia Purdue Indiana Wyoming Colorado Notre Dame Alabama Dartmouth with emphasis on key players and team form.
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Harold Claassen
Associated Press
NEW York
Southern California
California
Trojans
Orange Juice Simpson
Washington
UCLA
Oregon State
Gary Beban
Purdue
Tennessee
Tampa
North Carolina State
Virginia
NC State
Houston
Georgia
Warren McVea
Astrodome
Illinois
Boilermakers
Indiana
Wisconsin
Harry Gonso
Hoosiers
Badger
Wyoming
San Jose
Jerry DePoyster
Collge Footall
Colorado
Oklahoma
Sooners
Texas
Wilmer
Notre Dame
Navy
Terry Hanratty
Jim Seymour
Maglie Suffers Neck Injuries In Accident
Former major league pitcher Sal Maglie, 50, of Niagara Falls, is hospitalized at Memorial Hospital for a neck injury from a two car crash on Genesee Street near the Buffalo Airport in Cheektowaga. He had been pitching coach for the Boston Red Sox the past two years.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Sal Maglie
Memorial Hospital
S. H. Latona
Maglie
Latona
Genesee Street
Buffalo
Cheektowaga
Boston Red Sox
Sox
St. Lows Cardinals
Yearlings Topple Eagles Freshmen in 12-7 Victory
In Saco on Tuesday afternoon Thornton yearlings edged St. Louis freshmen 12 to 7. Brian Gerry shook a deficit with a late period run after St. Louis led 7-6 following Don Salvas’s third period TD. Early Thornton scoring came from Ted Caras in the second period.
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St. Louis
Thornton
Saco
Brian Gerry
Don Salvas
Ted Caras
Thornton Labbe
le le
Robinson Plessis
It Lt
Wossick Foran
Tapley Lamb
Emmonds
Nadeau
Sabin’ Delisle
Bonang Guay
Caras Perreault
Gerry Salvas
Girardy Petrin
Johnson Maurice
Trudeau
St. Louis E
Fi Thornton
Saco Fighters Top Expo Card Draws Local Interest
Joker Joe De Nucci of Newton and Gene Herrick of Saco head a strong 10 round feature at the Exposition Building in Portland. De Nucci meets veteran Mel Collins while Herrick faces Johnny Kinnard as three four round bouts fill the undercard. Action starts at 8 30 p m with potential for a major early rung toward a Christmas bout with Emile Griffith.
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Portland
Joe DeNucci
Newton
Mass
Gene Herrick
Saco
Exposition Building
DeNucci
Mel Collins
Trenton
N.J
Herrick
New England
Joey Giardello
Joey Giambra
Bob Simmons
Jose Gonzales
Larry Cartney
Joey
Emile’ Griffith
Boston
Johnny Kinnard
New York
Gene
Tony Lampron
Westbrook
Joey Jones
Joe Anderson
North Yarmouth
Hap Moran
Pittsfield
Terry Rondeau
Bobby Diamond
McCormick Wins NL Pitcher of the Year Cy Young
San Francisco Giants lefty Mike McCormick receives the 1967 Baseball Writers Association of America Cy Young Award. Votes were 18 of 20 with Fergus Jenkins and Jim Bunning each getting one. McCormick posted a 22-10 record, 2.85 ERA in 262 innings and 14 complete games.
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Mountain View
Calif
Mike McCormick
Mike
Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants
Baseball Writers Association of America
McCormick
Fergus Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Giants
Beaty Sparks Hawks to Nine of Ten Start
Zelmo Beaty scored 28 as the St. Louis Hawks beat Baltimore 114-103 to move nine wins in 10 starts and hold first in the Western Division. Seattle dropped Chicago 114-104, San Francisco beat New York 108-103, and other NBA and ABA games reported.
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Associated Press
Zelmo Beaty
National Basketball Association
St. Louis Hawks
Hawks
Baltimore
Beaty
Seattle
Chicago
San Francisco
New York
Kentucky
New Jersey
Minnesota
Houston
Anaheim
Oakland
American Basketball Association
Bulls
Nate Thurmond
Warriors
Phil Jackson
North Dakota
Bill Kunkel
Oakland Coliseum
Dick Barnett
Hot ABA Streaks Overpower Kentucky and Houston
Kentucky Colonels trailed by 15 late in the third and lost 107 104 to New Jersey Americans. Houston Mavericks led 26 10 early but fell 108 91 to Minnesota Muskies. Anaheim Amigos beat Oakland 126 123 as Lavern Art scored 49. New Jersey edged Kentucky at the end on three foul shots by Howard Bayne.
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Associated Press
Kentucky Colonels
Houston Mavericks
Colonels
New Jersey Americans
Mavericks
Minnesota Muskies
American Basketball Association
Anaheim Amigos
Oakland
Oaks
Lavern Art
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Francisco
New York
Seattle
Chicago
National Basketball Association
New Jersey
Kentucky
Howard Bayne
Dare Carrier
Dan Anderson
Minnesota
Mel Daniels
Terry Kunze
Art Becker
Houston
Taft
John Fairchild
Les Selvage
Anaheim
Patriots Plan To Use Trull Against Oilers
Don Trull, recently acquired from Houston, is expected to see major action versus his former teammates when the Boston Patriots host the Oilers at Fenway Park. Veteran Babe Parilli and Trull may split duties at quarterback, with rookie Bobby Lee likely to debut later. Lee, Harvard product, could play flanker as Holovak assesses activation timing.
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Boston
Don Trull
Houston
Boston Patriots
Oilers
Fenway Park
Bobby Lee
Harvard
Mike Holovak
Babe Parilli
Trull
Holovak
Leo
Patriots
Fort Polk
Bobby
Lee
Seagulls Traip Film Show Tonight at High School
Seagulls and Traip films of the Old Orchard Beach high school game will be shown at the weekly smoker tonight at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria. Coach Joe Regina will narrate the film and the public is invited to attend.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard
Jaycees
Joe Regina
Fleurant Wins Twin City Bowling Crown In Tight Match
Mrs. Connie Fleurant defeated Mrs. Jeanette Montpas by 44 pins at 20th Century Lanes to claim the Ladies Twin City title. Fleurant led after a strong second half 962 to 967 with 14 spares giving 65 bonus pins, while Montpas had 114 extra from 20 spares but faded on leaves. Grace Perron named next challenger.
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Connie Fleurant
Twin City
Jeanette Montpas
Montpas
Fleurant
C. Fleurant
J. Montpas
Orr Sidelined With Muscle Pull For Bruins Blues Clash
Boston Bruins will miss defenseman Bobby Orr tonight against the St. Louis Blues due to a pulled back muscle. Orr sat out the third period of Sunday’s 4-2 win over Pittsburgh and then skipped practices. Rookie Glen Sather will suit up in Orr’s place with Teddy Green and Gary Doak sharing right defense duties behind Ed Westfall.
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ST. Louis
Boston Bruins
Bobby Orr
National Hockey League
St. Louis Blues
Orr
Pittsburgh
Harry Sinden
Sinden
Glen Sather
Bruin
Don McKenney
Blues
Patrick
Boston
Rangers Hand Kings 6 1 Rout In Nhl Match
The New York Rangers defeated the expansion Los Angeles Kings 6-1, handing them a third loss after a 1-0 lead early in the first period. Ed Giacomin earned praise in goal as Vic Hadfield Reg Fleming tallied back to back goals, and Rod Gilbert netted his 100th goal late.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Kings
National Hockey League
New York Rangers
Kings
New York
Ed Giacomin
Rangers
Vic Hadfield
Reg Fleming
Rod Gilbert
Unclear boxing results from Miami and Cologne bouts
Two boxing results appear mixed: Tony Ventura from Miami outpointed Billy Tiger in Miami, while Jupp Elze from Germany knocked out Charlie Jordan in Cologne. The fragmentary report lists weights and locations but lacks complete outcomes or dates.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Tony Ventura
Miami
Billy Tiger
Cologne
Germany
Jupp Elze
Charlie Jordan
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