Biddeford High football coaches resign over budget cuts
Biddeford High School’s football coaching staff resigns amid a board decision to cut two varsity positions. The staff states the move harms a successful program and challenges the school budget, noting a prior 1967 pay freeze and a 1971 pre season game that funded the program. The resignation was handed to Superintendent Andrew Frechette at 2:30 this afternoon.
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Maroon and Gold
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Conquistadors Chosen as San Diego ABA Team Nickname
The San Diego ABA franchise will be the Conquistadors reflecting Spanish heritage. Bloom announced the name to the San Diego Sportswriters Association amid groans about fitting it in headlines. A Cabrillo portrait will appear as the team emblem with details on a GM and coach to come.
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American Basketball Association
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Dachshund Nocki First Accredited Dog for Munich Olympics
A dachshund named Nocki becomes the first dog to receive accreditation for the Munich Summer Olympic Games, marking a small but notable moment in the event's opening phases.
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Trotters And Pacers Rochester Raceway Entries Post Time 7 45
Race card from Rochester Raceway lists nine pacing and trotting events with multiple entries each. Notable horses include Ghost Trooper Prince Grattan Mountain Echo Ozark Girl Frisco Mills and more across standard heats with times and payoffs. The program shows results and daily double payouts among the detailed entries.
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K. Fritz
Prince Grattan
Mountain Echo
Ackwel
Ozark Girl
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Chockoyette Mines
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Frisco Mills
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Londonderry Lou
C. Bennett
Fanny Dares
G .Reed
A. Davignon
Scooter Lee
T. Harris
Mountain Cash
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H. Coleman
Jeans Faith
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Primeau
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Our Penny
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Jacob
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Adio Burn
Whittemor
Social Scion
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D. Richards
Misann Flash
R. Foster Sr
M. Beckwith
Little Shoes
W. Rockwell
W. Pillsbury
Fleery
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Chicadee
Hamilton
Earthshine
D. Devine
Carolina Newport
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A. Miles
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Smith
Holden
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Ole Swede
G. Reed
R. Spencer
J M Brenda
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Hobokam Joe
FA Smith
Katie Frost
Miss Real Gusto
Jon Jet
S. Hamilton
Dixie Kat
W. Colby
Honey Dee Dew
T. Ryan
RS Watson
National League and American League standings and schedule notes
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 64 wins and New York second, Montreal at 45, Philadelphia 39. Cincinnati 62 and Los Angeles 53 lead their respective divisions with Atlanta and San Francisco trailing. American League East lists Detroit 57 and Baltimore 55 atop the division, with New York and Boston nearby as schedule details and upcoming games are listed.
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Minnesota
Thornton Open Track and Field Meet Slated
The Saco Recreation Department hosts an AAU track and field meet at Thornton Academy on Wednesday night August 9. open to all ages with entry fees 10 cents under 12 and 50 cents over 12 to fund ribbons and medals. medals for top three in over 12, ribbons for top three in under 12.
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Little League tilt ends in 13 to 3 defeat for Ray's A.G.
Beaudry starters and Demers with key hits lead Ray's A.G. to a lopsided loss as Marcotte earns the win for the opponents. The sequence features multiple runs across innings with strong early hitting and late insurance runs.
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Belanger Delivers Key Two Run Hit For Orioles Win
Baltimore edge Milwaukee 4-3 as Belanger belted a late two run double in the sixth to break a tie. Cuellar struggled with his fastball, while Weaver noted the stopgap outing but the Orioles still pulled ahead. other AL results included Minnesota 5 Texas 0 and Cleveland 6 Boston 2.
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Boston
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Atlanta
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Montreal
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Milwaukee
Brooks Robinson
JimiLonborg
Bela
Nger
Doyle Alexander
Cuellar
Brewers
Jim Perry
Twins
Rangers
Bob Darwin
Dick Billings
Ted Ford
Bill Fahey
Bill Haller
Baseball Batting Averages and Pitching Leaders
Fragmented stats mention Leac batting at 250 at bats with 326, Scheinblum and Blair noted, plus pitching and other league leaders. Names include Palm Ryan Cal Det 169, B Williams, Art SD Pgh 26, Jock StL 43, Morgan Cin 39, Nolan Cin 106, Carlton Phi 220, Seaver NY 154.
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Indians Ride Brohamer Double To Beat Red Sox
Cleveland pitcher Tom Hilgendorf started and held Boston to one run in six, but John Brohamer returned from knee injury to clear the bases with a double in the eighth as the Indians beat the Red Sox 6 2. Aspromonte’s walk off comeback capped a 11th win in 15.
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Tom McCraw
John Lowenstein
Frank Duffy
del Unser
Eddie Leon
Eddie Kasko
Kasko
Bill Lee
Lee
Newhauser
Ben Oglivie
Saints edge Eagles in exhibition as Linhart kicks clincher
Rookie Austrian import Toni Linhart booted two field goals, the last a nine yarder with nine seconds left, to lift the New Orleans Saints past Philadelphia 13-10. Manning connected with Adkins for a tying score, while crowd boos and delays occurred late in the game. Trade news noted: Chargers send Domres to Colts for 1973 first round pick, Andrews to Baltimore, Dolphins trade Shy to Cincinnati, Vikings acquire Walton, Falcons cut Billy Taylor, Mira signs with Montreal Alouettes.
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Eddie Machen Career Ends In Violent Death
Eddie Machen, former world heavyweight contender, dies in a fall from his San Francisco apartment at age 40. Coroners report liver damage from the fall. no foul play suspected. Machen rose from a 1950s prison term to world ranking before mental health issues and late career decline.
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Eddie Machen
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World Boxing Association
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Sonny Liston
Napa State Hospital
Jessie
Specter Of The Cowboys Hangs Over San Francisco
NFL Western Division preview assesses the 49ers led by Dick Nolan in a stacked NFC West. Brodie's age and quarterback question loom while backs Willard and Watkinson shine, Beasley and Dunbar add depth, Kwalick anchors the tight end spot, and Wilcox and Hardman pace a veteran defense.
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