Biddeford Softball Loop In Bid For State Tourney
Robert Janelle was elected president of the Biddeford Softball League at a Rochambeau club meeting. Other officers named were Oscar Bergeron vice president Ray Belanger secretary Antonio Dallaire treasurer Adrien Petit advisor and George Bouchar d of New York City honorary advisor. Teams represented included Roy and Perreault Oilers Springvale K of C Rochambeau club Lightning Le Voltigeur and Saco Tannery. Deadline for new teams to enter was set for next Wednesday.
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Robert “Rutsy
Janelle
Biddeford
Rochambeau
Oscar Bergeron
Raymond Belanger
Antonio Dallaire
Adrien Petit
George Bouchard
New York City
Champs
Roy and Perreault Oilers
Springvale Knight of Columbus
Rochambeau Club
Lightning Club
le Voltigeur Club
Saco Tannery
State Softball Association
Sporting Good
Janelle, Berceron
Belanger
Dallaire
Petit
Ray Cout
Second Lanes Rolloff In Series Slated Saturday
The Western Maine preliminary challenger's rolloff occurs at 20th Century Lanes Saturday at 3 30 p m with 10 game rounds to determine finalists for Bowl-A-Rama Lanes South Portland. Local bowlers listed include Ray Ouellette Dick Choroszy Jerry Forcier Andy Lefebvre Joe LaChance Buck Cote Roger Tardif Al Therrien Pete Caissie Bert Godbout Joe Tremblay Paul Binette Al Guillereault Don Saurer and Rusty Janelle plus entrants from Westbrook Scarborough and Portland Nick Gillis Western Maine champ will not bowl.
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Western Maine
South Portland
Ray Ouelletter
Dick Choroszy
Jerry Forcier
Andy Lefebvre
Joe Lachance
Buck Cote
Roger Tardif
al Therrien
Pete Caissie
Bert Godbout
Joe Tremblay
Paul Binette
al Guillereault
Don Sauber
Rusty Janelle
Westbrook
Scarborough
Portland
Nick Gil-lis
Miami Bowlers Lead Tourney With Best Start
In Detroit, Bruns wick of Miami Florida posted 3036 to seize the top in the American Bowling Congress classic division. A 2943 or better would allow them to surpass Stroh's Beer, who held 5978 after earlier rounds. Len Springmeyer led the Miami squad with 631 while Doerr Jr 611 and George Nenezian 623 followed. Schmidt Beer of St Paul stood second at 5948.
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Detroit
Brunswick
Miami
Fla
American Bowling Congress
Detroit Beats Chicago 2 1 to Tie Series 2 2
Detroit defeats Chicago 2 to 1 in a game that ties the best‑of‑seven series at two games each. The schedule shows no game on Friday with the next contest in Detroit at Chicago.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Chicago
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported Outcomes
Seattle Eddie Cotton outpointed Rory Calhoun in Seattle. Allan Harmon knocked out Billy Ryan in Miami Beach. Auburn Cope land edged Little Caesar in Manila.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Eddie Cotton
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
Miami Beach
Fla
Allan Harmon
Kingston
Thornton Academy Announces Spring Sports Schedules
Athletic Director James Mc Gaffin released the spring schedules for golf, baseball and track at Thornton Academy. Baseball opens April 22 at Biddeford with a slate through May 30 at Westbrook. track meets run April 26 to June 3 including a May 19 York County meet. golf runs April 24 to May 24 with home and away dates at York Sanford Gorham Kennebunk and Old Orchard.
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Thornton Academy
James McGaffin
Biddeford
Cheverus
South Portland
Deering
Sanford
Portland
St. Louis
Westbrook
Kennebunk
Wells
Berwick
Old Orchard
York County
SWMC
York
Away
Gorham
Merchants Pin Loop Rolloffs Slated Monday
The Merchant's bowling league plans its annual handicap roll off next Monday at 8:30 PM at 20th Century lanes. Forty bowlers compete for two giant trophies and cash prizes across Class A and Class B divisions, with top honors designated as the Henry Demers Memorial and Ralph Duchesne Memorial trophies.
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Merchant's Bowling League
Henry Demers
Ralph Duchesne
J. Lachance
J. Forcier
C. Gillis
R. Goudreau
H. Paul
R. Fournier
B. Cote
C. Roy
G. Guilibeault
G. Sullivan
L. Blanchette
A.lefebvre
N. Allie
R. Simpson
L .Watson
T. Fleurant
B. Buzzell
B. Brulotte
L. Labrecque
D. Tsomides
Ray Tardif
N. Gagne
KR. Dusseault
P.gregoire
J. O'Leary
P. Stebbins
J. Guilbeault
P. Roy
R. Sharkey
O. Dusseault
20th Century Lanes League Scores and Standings
The page lists standings and results from the 20th Century Lanes leagues with team totals and high individual scores. Notable entries include Red Sox and Goofers team totals, B. Thomas high single 146, and multiple games across Allied Footwear Ladies and Victor Canzano leagues.
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Associated Press
Black Sox
Red Sox
Kansas City
Goofers
Chicago
Detroit
Brats
Minnesota
Baltimore
B. Thomes
Cleveland
Washington
B. Thomas
Allied
Victor Canzano
Cuity Ag
New York
Boston
Los Angeles
Ceockpols
A. Reeeererrerr
Slick Chicks
Pivahalle O.csasceess
Meveness Cetaan
C. Larochelle
Pepperell
Sbcihaouchas
Pieter
Lord Pepperell
DMR
Coe
Dominos
sSebesiaeiadh Et
Ibe Pais
Cc Aseerdaceasss
Speed Demons
Yorkette’s
Sssseeees
Alley Cats
E. Chicoine
C. Sullivan
Birch Society debate turns lively amid applause and boos
Welch founder of the militant anti Communist Birch Society faces student heckling as he condemns Chief Justice Warren and cites Cardinal Cushing endorsement. He argues Founding Fathers created a republic not a democracy while audience reacts with applause and hisses. Additional local trade league sports standings and lane scores follow.
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Welch
Warren
Mistakes On Basepaths Cost Phillies In Ninth Inning Loss
Manager Gene Mauch warned base running costs games as the Phillies fell 3-2 to the Dodgers on a ninth inning double play. Dodger pitcher Johnny Podres earned the win after three seventh inning runs on Wally Moon's homer. The Giants beat Pirates 2-0, while two AL games were postponed by rain.
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Associated Press
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Dodgers
Phils
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Washington
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Larry Ae
Tony Gonzalez
Curry
Bob Sadowski
Booboos
Dodger
Taylor
Owski
Maury Wills
John Roseboro
Roseboro
Junior Gilliam
Gilliam
Gonzalez
San Francisco
Tom Haller
Giants
Vern Law
Robert Clemente de Haller
Bucs
Orlando Cepeda
Pirates
Billy Lees
Jim Duffa
Hillman Sees Late May End At Legislature
Augusta AP Senator Earle M. Hillman predicts the Maine Legislature may pack up by the third week of May, earlier than Memorial Day estimates. He urges a 0.5 percent sales tax increase and a state liquor tax hike to fund Gov Reed’s supplemental budget, down from a proposed 1 percent tax after higher revenue projections.
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Augusta
Senate
Earle M. Hillman
Bangor
Hillman
Vv. Reed
Gov. Reed
World reaction to space milestone draws mixed sentiment
The piece collects global reactions from figures like James Thurber in London worried about self knowledge, Sophia Loren in Rome thrilled by the event, and observers in Manila Taipei Mexico City Havana and Formosa probing political and cultural implications of Soviet space progress.
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James Thurber
London
Thurber
Sophia Loren
Rome
United States
Filomena Labay
Manila
Yang Hao Jan
Formosa
Russia
Taipei
Castro
Mexico City
Fidel
Havana
Detroit Red Wings Tie Up Stanley Cup Series
Detroit and Chicago trade blows as Bruce MacGregor's third period goal lifts the Red Wings to a 2-1 win in Chicago. Detroit levels the best of seven at two games apiece, with the series staying in Chicago for Game 5 and a possible Game 7 in Detroit. The Hawks protest officiating after Udvari’s call looms large as Detroit seeks home advantage.
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Detroit Red Wings
Detroit
Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks
Bruce MacGregor
Sid Abell
Wings
MacGregor
Hawks
National Hockey League
Red Wings
Black Hawks
Frank Udvari
Adams
Jack Adams
Roll
Tommy Ivan
Hawk
Delvecchio
Former Colby Cage Star Is Now A Lawyer
Thornton E. Lallier Jr a six foot eight Belmont native and Colby College all New England center in 1953 joins 124 applicants approved for Massachusetts bar admission April 28. The list includes band drummer Anthony Ravosa Springfield who will open a law office above his grocery and milk business, plus three women and two legislators among the successful candidates.
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Boston
Thornton E. Lallier Jr
Belmont
Colby College
Lallier
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Board of Bar Examiners
American International College
Law School
Anthony W. Ravosa
Springfield
Nancy Hannan
Boston Herald
Doris M. Kline
Doris Carroll
Cambridge
Army Nurse Corps
Belden G. Bly Jr
R-Saugus
Gerard F. Doherty
George L
Norman S. Rees
Brookline
Boston University Law School
Traffic Violators Are Fined In Saco
In Saco municipal court Judge Hilary Mahaney fined two motorists this morning. Richard R. Roy, 19, of Biddeford received $10 for speeding 55 mph in a 25 mph zone on Old Orchard road. Richard A. Sevigny, 28, of Sanford was fined $10 for running a red light. Lace police were the complainants in both cases. A trash barrel fire at Roland Beaudoin’s home on Elm street in Biddeford was extinguished with little damage reported.
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Saco Municipal Court
Hilary Mahaney
Richard R. Roy
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Old Orchard Road
Richard A. Sevigny
Sanford
Lace Police
Roland Beaudoin
Elm Street
Little Damaage
Saco Charter Change Debate Highlights Emergency Levy Plan
In Saco, officials defend a lease purchase and a $25,000 sewer project in the Industrial park as emergency measures to attract new industry. The draft amendment includes a 200 petition provision, a revolving bank fund for emergencies, and urges voters to inform and decide at the polls. Dr. J Edward Whelan backs the charter mechanics, urging public education and a timely vote. Paul Grace files two letters with the Legal Affairs committee records.
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Sive
Saco
J. Edward Whelan
Paul Grace
Legal Affairs Committee
Swivel Strap and Moccasin Shoes Sale Prices
Advertises several footwear deals including Swivel Strap Girls Shoes at 1.29, Ladies Deer Moccasins at 1.89, Crepe Sole Old Pals priced at 4.95 and 5.95, and Boys and Girls Shoes at 3.89.
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Scarboro Line
GAN
Gina Lollobrigida
Chanel
Mutual Theatre
Tony.curtis
City Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Metrocolor
Dolores Hart
George Hamilton
Yvette Mimieux
Jim Hutton
Barbara Nichols
Paula Prentiss
Frank'gorshin
Connie Francis
Thornton
Cool Cats
Seveceesss
Tigerettes
Peer Ee Nenee
Senators
Cee Eee
M. LaBrecque
C .Martin
National League
W. L. Pet. G.b.os Angeles
Incinnati
Erage O Evenes
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Merchants League
Wat
Bruce Shoe
Artie's Tavern
Ssesee
Kesslen Shoe
Lee's
Peerer
Landry’s Dairy
Gosselin’s Contractors
Lee’s
Lee
Birch Society
Frank Chevrolet
Genest’s
Colonial Pharmacy
Whitcher
Texaco
Maine Castle
Trade League 20Th Century
Main Castle
Souliere’s Service
Binette’s
Barbers
R. Choroszy
Foss Metal
Eesess
R. Frechette
Saco Charter
Camille Bedard
L. C. Lesieur
Neal Dow
Thomas Paraday
Board of Education
Marion Banks
Harold Stewart
Burns School
Pepperell’ Park
Joseph Stirling
Philip Snow
Dow
Hepheld
Snow
Saco Civic Association
Cote
Colby Cage
Ever Hyde
England
Bedford
THE
Washington and
Federal
Post Office
Best Buy
Desoto
Chrysler
FORD
Plymouth
Maling
Valiant International
Alfred Road
Biddeford Dial
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