Thornton Academy Visits Biddeford for Key Midstate Showdown
Big Game Lemay may miss as Biddeford hosts Thornton Academy at Waterhouse Field in a 1:30 PM Saturday contest. TA carries 3-2, Biddeford 4-1, with Don Roberge possibly dressing. Coach Leach praised last week's 40-7 Lewiston win while Jacques weighs Lemay knee injury and relies on a deep Biddeford lineup.
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Four Of Golf's Top Winners At Las Vegas
In Las Vegas a field of 159 golfers opens the $100,000 Sahara Invitational with defending champion Jack Nicklaus leading top money winners Billy Casper Julius Boros and George Archer. Kenny Still won the 36-hole side event and Steve Spray eyes another shot at the $20,000 purse. Arnold Palmer and Tom Weiskopf did not enter. In Rhode Island Black Apache edged Too Sweet by a half length at Lincoln Downs in a five-furlong race, time 0:58 3-5.
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Maple Leafs Rookie Sets Penalty Mark
Toronto rookie defenseman Dorey set an NHL record with 38 minutes in penalties during a 2-2 tie with Pittsburgh. Jim Pappin starred for the Maple Leafs with a hat trick in a 10-4 loss to Chicago, while Montreal beat St Louis 4-2 and New York beat Philadelphia 3-1.
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Reg Fleming
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Canadiens
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Jacques Lemaire
Doug Favell
Rod Gilbert
Bob Nevin
Jean Ratelle
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Johnny Bucyk
Bruins
Ted Hampson
Seals
Pro Basketball NBA Wednesday Results
Cincinnati defeated Atlanta 125 to 110 and Baltimore beat Detroit 124 to 116. Chicago topped Milwaukee 89 to 84. Thursday schedules include Seattle at San Diego.
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Teddy Green Bruises Back In Boston Win
Boston Bruins will be without defenseman Teddy Green for at least a week after a bruised back in a collision. He joined a string of injuries as Boston edged Oakland 2 1 for a victory amid standings drama with Chicago and Minnesota. John McKenzie also hurt, while Eddie Shack scored twice for Boston.
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Thornton Academy Girl Field Hockey Tops Waynflete 3 1
Thornton Academy's girls varsity field hockey team defeated Waynflete School of Portland 3-1 with goals by Nancy Bouffard Pat McMullen and Denise Poisson. The Jayvees finished the second game tied.
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Black Becomes Dominant Color At Olympic Games
At Mexico City the United States led in medals while racial protest marked the games. Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised black-gloved fists after their 200 meter race, Carlos signaling a boycott mood for Munich 1972. Seagren won the pole vault as three rivals failed at the height. The U.S. stood with 12 medals, six gold, as Russia edged in with two golds and Olympic records in javelin and weightlifting.
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Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
Roanoke and Las Vegas results feature Garber and Hernandez scoring knockouts. Williams and Rascon fall to stoppages, while Roso and Bates claim decisions. Across Scranton and Oakland, fighters impact standings with knockouts and outs, reflecting chaotic card action.
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Nevele Pride Unfazed by Outside Post in Rockingham Trot
Salem New Hampshire AP Stanley Dancer says Nevele Pride ignores post position. The 3 year old Triple Crown winner draws outside in a five horse field for a $25,000 Invitational Trot at Rockingham Park. Odds-on favorite status expected with Snow Speed as likely second choice. Betting opens despite previous wagering ban for Nevele Pride. win and place bets only.
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Historical sports results and upcoming finals tease
The article notes Yugoslavia beating Bulgaria 73-58 and Russia 81-56, with two swimming finals today the women's 400 meter medley relay and men's 400 meter freestyle, where the U S is favored to set world marks. It also reports Northeastern football starting Ed Hichborn at left halfback due to Bruce Cornell's injury ahead of a Springfield clash.
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