Chiefs Bank On Elephant Backfield To Boost Season
In Liberty Missouri the Kansas City Chiefs rely on a mammoth backfield including Curt McClinton and Mack Hill to protect Len Dawson and fuel a potential division title run. The club shifts Bobby Bell to linebacker and features Arbanas and Haynes traded to Denver, shaping a stronger defense and receiving corps around Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Kansas City
Len Dawson
Dawson
Chiefs
Dan- 6On
Boston
Babe Parilli
Curt MacClinton
Mack
Hill
Hank Stram
Abner Haynes
Denver
Stram
Kansas
Bert Coan
Fred Arbanas
Arbanas
Frank Jackson
Chris Burford
Tom Brooker
Otis Taylor
Prairie View
Frank Pitts
Southern U
Jim Tyrer
Jerry Cornelison
Ed Budde
Curt Merz
Jon Gilliam
Bobby Bell
Jerry Mays
Mel Branch
Alphonse Dotson
Grambling
Buck Buchanan
Lothamer
Bell
E. J
Cantures Wins Free Throw Contest At Biddeford Junior High
Guy Roy Cantures sank 30 of 50 to win the boys 13 15 class in the weekly Neighborhood Youth Corps sponsored free throw contest at Biddeford Junior High School. Leo Roussel posted 26 of 50 for the 8 12 boys division and Jeanne Petit 32 50 for the 13 15 girls class while Louise Drapeau hit 22 of 50 for the 8 12 girls group. The series continues through the summer with Art Descoteaux supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Roy
Biddeford
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Art Descoteaux
Leo Roussel
Jeanne Petit
Louise Drapeau
Libby wins second Beech Ridge feature as Leach takes modified
Phil Libby of Groveville claims his second season feature in the super modified class at Beech Ridge Speedway, beating his brother Bob Libby. Ray Leach dominates the modified feature for his eleventh win, with Marty Vachon and Gardiner Leavitt following. Hank Manderville wins the Main State Stock Car Novice feature amid a crowded program featuring heats and semifinals for several classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
Phil Libby
Groveville
Brother Bob
Ray Leach
Beech Ridge Speedway
Hank Manderville
Portland
Bucky Edge
Comb
Cornish
Bob Bushley
Windham
Association
Leach
Marty Vachon
Lebanon
Gardiner Leavitt
Barry Lyons
Skowhegan
Jerry Dolliver
Kingston
N.J
Ken Bornheimer
Pete Peterson
P. Libby
Dick Wolstenhulme
Homer Drew
Yarmouth
Bob Libby
Wolstenhulme
P. Peterson
Dave Reed
Portlland
Charlie Irish
East Sebago
Butch Richardson
Cape Elizabeth
Buzzy Stack Portland
Everett Jardine
Stack
Leavitt
Russ Nutting
Limerick
Don Brown
Baldwin
Dennie Peterson
Vachon
Track meet heat and official results from names and places
First heat lists Bill Libby from Lime rick Al Roberts Wells and Clyde Chapman Portland. Second heat shows Charlie Small Yarmouth Wayne Rial Brunswick and Jim Wedgewood Limerick. Feature names Hank Manderville Portland Charlie Harmon Portland. Officials include Bucky Edgecomb Cornish Bob Bushley Windham and Dave Allen Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Libby
Limerick
al Roberts
Wells
Clyde Chapman
Portland
Charlie Small
Yarmouth
Wayne Rial
Brunswick
Jim Wedgewood
Hank
Salle Charite Whist Winners Announced
The Salle Charite weekly progressive whist night announced special awards for Mrs Cecille Par ent Mrs Rose Daigle and Mrs Anna Morin. Women high scorers were Mrs Georgiana Lizotte Mrs Blanche Tremblay Mrs Maria Dorais Mrs Yvonne Bourque and Mrs Georgiana Dube. Men high scorers were Roland Perreault Adelard St Ours Adolphe Remillard and Joseph Grenier. A bean supper is planned for Aug 21 from 4 30 to 7 pm followed by whist at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salle Charite
Cecille Parent
Rose Daigle
Anna Morin
Georgiana Lizotte
Blanche Tremblay
Maria Dorais
Yvonne Bourque
Georgiana Dube
Roland Perreault
Adelard St
Pilot fish known for guiding ships and feeding habits
The pilot fish, about a foot long, is famed for trailing ships and larger fish, especially sharks. Common in tropical waters, it has even accompanied vessels into southern England ports in summer, feeding on scraps from both ships and sharks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Miss America 1962 Marries James Growdon Jr
Maria Beale Fletcher, Miss America 1962, wed James Harold Growdon Jr. The couple plans a Bermuda honeymoon. Fletcher will finish her senior year at Vanderbilt University while Growdon starts medical school in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville, N.C
Maria Beale Fletcher
James Harold Growdon Jr
Bermuda
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tenn
Catherine Curtis Honored at Old Orchard Beach Bridal Shower
A bridal shower for Miss Catherine Curtis of Saco was hosted at the Goulet home in Old Orchard Beach. She is to wed Raymond Goulet on September 4 at St. Margaret's Church. Attendees and absent honored guests are listed, with refreshments served by Mrs. Conley and Miss Stoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Catherine Curtis
Ross Road
Saco
Wilfred Goulet
Point For View
Miss Curtis
St. Margaret's Church
Raymond Goulet
Earle Curtis
Ralph Curtis
Harold Curtis
John Sullivan
Joyce McKee
Daniel Conley
Lou Rossignol
Bernon Madore
Blanche Demeule
Jeannette St. Ours
Yvette Croteau
Yvonne Gaudette
Annabelle Gendron
Edward Wormwood
David Hill
Yvonne Garon
Conley
Miss Stoy
Torres To Succeed Davis As Manager
Rodney W. Torres of Belmont Mass will succeed Richard J. Davis as the New England Telephone Co. general manager Sept. 1. Torres is the company's Massachusetts commercial manager. Davis will stay in Maine as assistant to oversee operations and take on special assignments as assistant vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Rodney W. Torres
Belmont
Mass
Richard J. Davis
New England ‘Telephone ‘Co
Torres
Massachusetts
Davis
Maine
Rangers Club Holds Outing at Barker's Pond
Rangers Club of Saco held a three day weekend camping outing at Barker's Pond with tents, fishing, swimming, and archery led by Robert Boucher. Meals supervised by Roland Lagueux with army style kitchen tools. guests included local mayors and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger Boys Club
Saco
Barker's Pond
Robert Boucher
Dayton
Ranger Boys Club of
Roland Lagueux
Paul Reay
Harold Stevens
Biddedeford
Edward Gaulin
Leo Cantara
Antonio Marchand
Joseph Henaire
Navy minesweepers search wreckage area after radar plane crash
Fearless and Fidelity head to waters off Cape Cod to recover bodies and locate the Air Force radar plane that went down July 11 killing 16 of 19 crew. Otis AFB base signals search in 100 foot deep Atlantic waters 100 miles northeast of Nantucket. Stewart Lamprey in Portland hospital after brain blood vessel spasm shows good recovery outlook. Kennedy announces aging services hearing with seven witnesses. Three men killed when light plane crashed on New Seabury golf course were George P. MacLaren Jr Edward Carpenter and Lewis A Hopper all fathers of young children.
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Boston
Fearless
Fidelity
Cape Cod
Air Force
Boston Navy Yard
Atlantic
Nantucket Island
Otis Air Force Base
Falmouth
Portland
Ore
Stewart Lamprey
New Hampshire Senate
Moultonboro
N.H
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Mashpee
Mass
New Seabury
George P. MacLaren Jr
Edward Carpenter
Tewksbury
Lewis A. Hopper
Andover
Babe Ruth League Members Attend Kennebunk Cookout
Kennebunk an outdoor cookout Sunday afternoon at Mrs Elizabeth Smiths Summer Street home brought together Babe Ruth League members players and families including Peter Nixon Alan McBride Leon Lindquist Richard Ackley Brook Mace Donald Dennis Lamontagne Scott Smith and others with invited dignitaries Lions Club president Edward Nixon and treasurer Mrs Lamontagne among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Elizabeth Smith
Summer Street
Kennebunk Lions
Peter Nixon
Alan McBride
Leon Lindquist
Richard Ackley
Brook Mace- Donald
Dennis Lamontagne
Scott Smith
Joseph Bregitano
Allen Haines
Milton Smith
Milton Maling
James Lggins
Steve Fisher
Mark Walley
Robert Stone
Wadsworth Williams
Jon Ackley
League
Smith
Edward Nixon
Kennebunk Colonial Days Events Listed This Week
Kennebunk-Kennebunkport Chamber lists events for Colonial Days in the Kennebunks. Activities include Well Baby Clinic at the Kennebunk Health Office Tuesday. Food Sales at St David's Church grounds Wednesday and Church-on-the-Cape. Barber Shop Show at Biddeford Pool. Square Dance at Golf Brook Lodge Arundel. Artist Costume Ball at Kennebunk River Club. Samples Fair at Washington Park. Friday and Sunday family outings by SPEBSQSA and SPEBSQSA unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Church-on-the-Cape
Cape Porpoise
Kennebunk Spebsqsa
Biddeford Pool
Washington Park
Star Club of
Golf Brook Lodge
Sinnott
Spebsqsa
Dana Goodwin
Scorching Day In Prospect For Maine
A hot spell persists in Maine with Rumford at 93 degrees and an unofficial 96 in Lewiston. Millinocket, Limestone, Caribou, Greenville, Old Town, and Augusta hit 90s while Portland area cooled to the mid 80s and Eastport reached 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
U.S
Rumford
Lewiston
Limestone
Caribou
Greenville
Old Town
Augusta
Houston
Bangor
Portland Airport
Brunswick
Eastport
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Chiefs Bank
Beech Ridge
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Horst Faas
Associated Press
Viet Nam
Congo
Algeria
Robert Capa
Biddeford -Saco Journal
Leo Moreau
Guy Forest
Larry Buzzell
Club
Taylor
Washington
Trier
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Israel
Jerusalem
Zalman Shazar
Nepal
Shazar
Mahendra
Queen Ratna
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Charles de Gaulle
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Sihahnouk
Carlisle
Charley Taylor
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Philadelphia
Skins
Cleveland
Bill MecPeak
Pervis Atkins
Tom Tracy
Ken Webb
McPeak
Dickinson College
St. Louis
Dallas
Sonny Jurgensen
Dick Shiner
Maryland
Eagles
Bobby Mitchell
Angelo Coia
Pat Richter
Pres Carpenter
Soning
Richter
Jerry Smith
Arizona State
Carpenter
Bill Anderson
Rick Casares
Chicago Bears
Hope Casares
Bob Briggs
Central State College
Oklahoma
Jim Snowden
Notre Dame
Don Croftcheck
Indiana
College All Stars
Robert Reed
Tennessee A&j
Len Hauss
Vince Promuto
Fran O'Brien
John Nisby
Steve Barnett
Sam Huff
Lonnie Sanders
Johnny Lamb
Jim Stefen
Paul Krause
Sega
Journal
Rangers Club
New England
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Senate
Ellen Winston
Cals l
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