Saco Junior Olympics Grow With Torch Parade
The 1975 Saco Junior Olympics opened in the Middle School gym with a darkened start and a glowing torch as hundreds of spectators welcomed 300 plus Olympians. Over two days the program featured track, gymnastics, wrestling and a wide range of events, with medals and certificates awarded at an awards ceremony led by Recreation Director Robert Moody and WIDE Program Director Joe Martello.
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Saco Recreation Department
Saco Middle School
Joe Martello
Mike Spath
Dick Danforth
Maine Ski Conditions From Today's Area Updates
Maine ski areas report base depths Saddleback 26 to 38 inches with powder and packed powder surface Squaw Mountain 15 to 40 inches base 30 inch surface Sugarloaf 40 to 60 inches base 3 inches new snow Sugarloaf powder and packed powder surface Sunday River 20 to 24 inches base 28 inch surface powder packed powder Excellent conditions noted with local track and field events and gymnastics competitions at the Middle School following opening ceremonies Officials from Saco attended and praised crowds and changes Moody hailed improvements and planned future steps including potential move back to Thornton if growth continues
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Maine
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Sunday River
Moody
Thorn
Expos build youth as McNally joins pitching staff
Montreal General Manager Jim Fanning reshapes the roster after trading away veteran run producers. Dave McNally joins as Baltimore’s 20 game winner, while Gary Carter and a wave of young players push for openings. Losses include Ken Singleton Willie Davis Ron Fairly and Ron Hunt.
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Fila
Dave McNally
Montreal Expos
Baltimore Orioles
Expos
Baltimore
Montreal
Jim Fanning
Mike Jorgensen
Bob Bailey
Ken Singleton
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Ron Hunt
Jim Lytle
Boots Day
Ron Woods
Fanning
Gene Mauch
Gary Carter
Singleton
Davis
Carter
Don Stanhouse
Pete Mackanin
Rich Coggins
Expo
Bailey
Jorgensen
Tim Foli
Barry Foote
Standings from Saturdays and Sundays NBA results ends season
Saturday results feature Boston over Philadelphia 111 97 and Washington 123 115 Atlanta with Milwaukee 119 106 Detroit and Seattle 109 108 Golden State. Sunday games show New York 105 93 Buffalo Washington 119 New Orleans Kansas City Omaha 95 Cleveland 94 Portland 126 Los Angeles 97 Seattle 114 Phoenix 111 Chicago 112 Milwaukee 100. Regular season ends in a tie.
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Clo Pin Loop Seals Men’s Handicap Rolloff Date
The Men's C.I.O. Bowling League schedules its annual handicap rolloff for next Monday at Pastime Lanes at 6 30 PM. Entries determine prizes. the list remains open until rolloff. Final handicaps show top scorers like J Forcier and L Lachance at 114 with 20 pins, down to Jerry Dube at 89 with 110.
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C.I.0
J. Forcier
L. Lachance
B. Godbout
E. Cousens
R. Grenier
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Saco Junior Olympics
Robert Moody
Recreation Department
Saco City
A. Guay
J. Morin
R. Cantara
R. Perreault
J. Bissonnette
K. Temm
N. Daigneault
E. Martel
E. Goulet
B. Doran
H. Lachane
B. Munford
M. Ridlon
R. Lester
R. Gendron
P Dube
G. Fortin
Rol. Dube
L. Paquette
W. Patenaude
J. Barriault
Ray Dube
Jean Dube
A. Pepin
M. Roberge
D. Foss
M. Beaulieu
Jerry Dube
James Agreste
Raymond O. Audio Insurance Agency
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