Orr Wins Rookie of Year in NHL Honors Salute
Stan Mikita of Chicago won the Hart Memorial Trophy for the NHL's most valuable player and the Lady Byng Trophy for sportsmanship. Harry Howell earned the Norris Trophy while Bobby Orr captured the Calder as top rookie for the season. Mikita set scoring with 97 points and 168 voting points. Howe edged Pilote for Norris. Orr led rookies with 168 points.
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Toronto
Stan Mikita
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Harry Howell
New York Rangers
Bobby Orr
Boston
Howell
Orr
Mikita
NHL
Ed Giacomin
Chicago
Obby Hull
Byng
Dave Keon
Phil Goyette
Rangers
Pierre Pilote
Pilote
Ed van Impe
Miami Weighs 1968 Super Bowl Site Feasibility
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle met with Orange Bowl officials and Miami leaders to discuss if the 1968 Super Bowl should be held in Miami. He noted Miami faces competition from Los Angeles New Orleans Dallas and Houston and said a final site decision will come at a May 23 owners meeting in New York. He cited favorable weather an enlarged Orange Bowl and proximity to other major cities as main advantages.
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Miami
Fla
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Orange Committee
Roberting High
City Commission
Los Angeles
New York
Miami Herald
New Orleans
Dallas
Houston
High
NFL
Orange Owl Committee
Claudia Cole Wins Coffee League Handicap Rolloff
Claudia Cole of the Pickups won the Women’s Coffee League handicap rolloff at Roll-Away Lanes with a 335 total, narrowly defeating Elaine Angis of the Lacettes by one pin. Erika Binette of the Tigers finished third with 330, while Eve Prendergast earned high non-winner single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Cole
Pickups
Elaine Angis
Lacettes
Caladia
Elaine
Erika Binette
Tigerettes
Eve Prendergast
E. Prendergast
G. Bergeron
M. Smith
R. Wooster
R. Williams
L. Seeley
R. Fregeau
T. Dusseault
B. Carlson
T. Sparkowich
R. Gagnon
L. Marshall
C. Lizotte
Leafs win marathon playoff game in sudden-death overtime
Marcel Pronovost hailed veteran players as key in a 3-2 overtime victory over the Canadiens in Toronto. Bob Pulford scored the decisive goal at 8:26 of the second overtime, giving Toronto a 2-1 series lead in the Stanley Cup final.
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Toronto
Marcel Pronovost
Maple Leafs
Montreal
Bob Pulford
Leafs
Pulford
Rogatien Vachon
Pete Stemkowski
Jimmy Pappin
John Ferguson
Canadiens
Pappin
Jean Beliveau
Stemkowski
Ron Ellis
Johnny Bower
Vachon
Bower
Punch Imlach
Frank Mahovlich
Detroit
Montreal Maroons
George Armstrong
Major League Leaders Highlights From The Major Page
The Associated Press tallies top pro stats in batting runs and RBIs for both leagues. Key figures include Petrocelli and Kaline batting near .395 and .391, with Freehan and Robinson driving in runs. Brock leads NL in batting and RBIs, with Harper and Johnson among leaders in runs and hits. Pitching leaders feature Barber and Gibson with spotless 2-0 marks, and Nolan with 25 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Petrocelli
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
F. Robinson
Baltimore
G. Brown
Freehan
Berry
Chicago
Johnstone
California
Powell
Aparicio
Campaneris
Hershberger
Kansas City
R. Smith
Yastrzemski
Knoop
Agee
Barber
Rohr
Horlen
Aker
Hunter
Downing
New York
Coleman
Washington
McDowell
Cleveland
Brunet
D. Chance
Minnesota
Brock
St. Louis
T. Davis
Harper
Cincinnati
St.Louis
D. Johnson
Cininnati
McCarver
Pinson
Helms
B. Williams
Phillips
R. Allen
Philadelphia
D.johnson
McCovey
San Francisco
Wills
Pittsburgh
Chica
Gibson
Stuis
Jenkins
Queen
Nolan
Kennebunk High Rams Rout Spartans in Big Fourth Inning
Kennebunk High Rams defeated St. Ignatius High Spartans 12 to 3 on Tuesday aided by a ten run fourth inning. The Rams collected six hits and drew three walks while forcing a Spartan error. Skip Smith and Don Jackson each delivered triples to spark the rally.
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Roland Beaudoin
Bob Walker
Rams
Smith
Mark Brown
Spartans
Brown
Kennebunk
St. Ignatius
Danis Wins Saco Lowell Rolloff With 399 Total
Roger Danis topped 29 bowlers at Roll-A-Way Lanes to win the Saco Lowell handicap rolloff with 399 total, aided by a 360 scratch and 39 bonus pins. Earl Jennison was second with 380, George Whitten third at 376, and a fourth place tie between Ronald Guay and Roger Roy at 375.
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Roger Danis
Saco - Lowell
Earl Jennison
George Whitten
Ronald Guay
Roger Roy
Roy
Ron Guay
Joe Tardiff
R. Racicot
C. Lane
A. Perrin
R. Guerin
E. Corriveau
M. Peterson
J. Tardiff
R. Menard
Id. Farnham
H. Grover
Handicap Rolloff Set At 20th Century Lanes
The Industrial Men's Bowling League schedules its annual handicap rolloff for this Thursday at 7 pm at 20th Century Lanes. Fifteen or more bowlers expected to compete for the Roland Babe Lemeaux memorial trophy with cash prizes for top finishers.
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Industrial Men’s Bowling League
Roland
Babe’’ Lemeaux
Bob Marcotte
York County Rendering Co
N. Gillis
R. Marcotte
L. Kalex
J. Clark
C. Grenier
L. Morin
D. Linscott
G. Binette
B. Poisson
Unbeaten Young Hurlers Clash In Washington
The Boston Red Sox, 6-5 after a 9-3 win over Washington, send Billy Rohr against Joe Coleman. Rohr aims to maintain his perfect start while Coleman seeks continued success for the Senators in a three-game set.
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Washington
Boston Red Sox
Billy Rohr
Joe Coleman
Washington Senators
Red Sox
Senators
Kansas City Athletics
Rohr
Toronto
New York Yankees
Coleman
Natick
Mass
Reggie Smith
Pete Richert
Mike Andrews
Richert
Tony Conigliaro
Carl Yastrzemski
Traip edges St Anthony and York in three way track meet
Traip College posted 76 points to beat St Anthony 65 and York 32 in a three way meet at Kittery. Event winners included Alvord of Traip in triple jump and broad jump, Tamulis of St Anthony in shot, Hugo of York in two mile, and Gittings of York in 120 low hurdles.
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Kittery
Traip
St. Anthony's
York
Alvord
Misevicius
Collins
Satas
Paulenas
Powell
Tamulis
Lisauskas
Gittings
Glen Ayer
Madrigan
Lontine
Hugo
Hosmer
Marshall
Burkhart
D. White
Malov
Rutsuskas
St. Anthony’s
Milavickas
Flynn
Pawlek
Kazakevicius
C. Alvord
Elifosius
Tie Paulenas and Kankus
Peschel
Dave Alvord
Moulter
Tie Freeman
Stewart
Incomplete American track meet results fragment
Readable items show names Alvord Lisaus ikas Paulenas Miscevicius with 10.3 sec time and discus results led by Paulenas. Vault section lists Glen Aver Dave Aver Boardman Satas with 9 ft height.
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Alvord
Lisausikas
Paulenas
Miscevicius
Potter
Boardman
Glen Aver
Dave Aver
Boardman Ty
Satas
Westland Men Set Rolloff At Pastime
The Westland Shoe men bowling league finishes its season with a five string handicap rolloff at Pastime Lanes on Thursday night. Prize cash and a lanes trophy are at stake, with players listed by name, average, and handicap. The event begins at the regular league start time.
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Westland Shoe Mens Bowling League
L. Grenier
R. Cyr
C. Smith
J. St. Louis
L. Goulet
G. Vachon
C. Hayes
D. Brown
N. Boissonneault
R. Worcester
F. Ham
A. Pepin
J. Caddigan
L. Millard
J. Semo
L. Bergeron
G. Garant
R. Gernico
Carl Smith
P. Garneau
H. Newenham
D. Gromier
J. Wormwood
D. Semo
M. Desrosiers
J. Saucier
L. Trempe
Elorde Wins Narrowly Over Mikami in Manila Bout
In a non title clash in Manila, Flash Elorde with 135 pounds outpointed Fujio Mikami of Tokyo who weighed 134 and a half pounds. The decision came after ten rounds in Honolulu style boxing.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Elorde
Manila
Fujio Mikami
Tokyo
Vatican to issue Nuntius Herald for bishops on forbidden books
The Vatican will publish a quarterly magazine called Nuntius Herald by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith to guide bishops on books not suitable for Catholic readers, replacing the former index of banned works abolished in 1965.
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Associated Press
Vatican City
Vatican
Nuntius
Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Wight corrected as Judge Advocate for Old Orchard Post
Old Orchard Memorial W.F. Post corrected the office held by David Marshall from Post Adjutant to Judge Advocate after a misprint. St John’s Auxiliary Guild schedules a 7:45 p.m. meeting Thursday. Holt to discuss impressions from tours of Cambodia Laos Formosa and South Korea.
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Old Orchard Memorial
W.F. W. Post
David Marshall
St. John’s Auxiliary Guild
Holt
Cambodia
Laos
Formosa
South Korea
Community notices from Old Orchard Beach area
Church women's group meets at Mrs. Anna Anderson's Gull Motel location. Rainbow assembly meets at Robinson Memorial Hall. Abbott-Verville AMVETS to install officers April 30 at the Post Home with a buffet lunch. AMVETS Auxiliary rummage sale May 6 in Saco at the G A R Hall. donations accepted via Mrs. Leona Travers. Dessert Bridge Club met at Mrs. Howard Slaney's home. high score by Mrs. Samuel Browne.
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Sarah Smith
Temple Ave
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Anna Anderson
Gull
West Grand Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Order of the Rainbow
Robinson Memorial Hall
Abbott - Verville Amvets Post
Howard Slaney
Union Avenue
Thure Anderson
Florida
Samuel Browne
Jubilee Year Door Opens and Closes at Papal Ceremony
A historical note explains jubilees as the Pope during a jubilee year opens a door for a church, closes it at year end, and between jubilees the door remains walled up. The description emphasizes ceremonial access tied to the jubilee cycle.
Soil testing tools cited for soil condition checks
Instruments used on face tracks to check soil conditions include the hydrothermograph for soil humidity and the pene trometer for soil density.
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B. Coulombe
T. Daly
E. Dorais
D. Leveille
Kennebunk High Shells Spartans
Lowell Rolloff
Victor
Camire
Dumas
L'Heureux
Westland
Grant Maid
Maslin
Nema
Grant CO
Biddeford Shopping Center
New Delhi
India
Rajasthan
Hukam Singh
Congress Party
Congress
Canberra
Australia
Harold Holt
United States
Canada
Britain
Johnson
Clement P. Wight Dial
LA Paz
Bolivia
Fidel Castro
Regis Debray
George Andrew Roth
Carlos Alberto Fructuoso
Rene Debray
Cuba
Andes
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