Advent Christian minister to vacation on Cape Cod
Rev. Lloyd Osborne of the Advent Christian church Goodwins Mills will spend the last two weeks of August vacationing at Cape Cod Massachusetts. Henry Petrin Sr funeral held at St Andre church with solemn requiem high mass. Msgr Anie Giguere Rev Robert Martel concelebrants. Bearers named and burial at St Joseph cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Osborne
Advent Christian Church
Goodwins Mills
Cape Cod
Mass
John Metcalf
Shickshinny
Donna
Terry
Johnll
Metcalf
Armand Tardif
West Street
Biddeford
Henry Petrin
St. Andre Church
Anie Giguere
Robert Martel
Gerard Parent
Laura Proulx
Jean Belair
Paul Beaupre
Theodule Rheaume
Gil Ford Caron
Roland Simard
Adrien Lamothe
Legion Auxiliary meeting postponed to September
Past President Parley of the Tighe Beaudoin Farley unit met Monday evening at Mrs Gladys Lambs home in Saco but was postponed until September. York County Barracks Veterans of World War One field day at St Francis College plans a 10 30 a m assembly in front of the Fremont club hall for transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Gladys Lamb
Hall Avenue
Saco
York County Barracks
St. Francis College
Fremont Club
Community Worship and Confession Schedule Highlights
The Junior Band and songs of the Saco Salvation Army meet Saturday at 0 a m. Confessions are scheduled Saturday at St Moni ca church Mennebuac from 4 to 5 p m. Also at St Martha Kerme bunk rt Saturday 4 to 8 p m and Mary Wells 2:30 to 3:30 p m. Rev George Moreshead of South Casco will speak Sunday at 10 a m at Advent Christian Biddeford. Sunday school follows at 1?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Saco Salvation Army
St. Monica Church
Mennebuac
St. Martha Church
Kermebunkrt
St. Mary Church
Wells
George Moreshead
South Casco
Advent Christian Church
Biddeford
Jacqueline Kennedy Cheers at Sail Away Performance
Jacqueline Kennedy smiles at a Kennedy joke in Sail Away at Boston's Colonial Theater. The First Lady applauds the show and greets Noel Coward, noting the line about all those Kennedys as comedienne Elaine Stritch delivers it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jacqueline Kennedy
Colonial Theater
Noel Coward
Comedienne
Elaine Stritch
Mrs. Kennedy
Stock Market Hits Record High Amid Antitrust Drag
New York stocks climbed to record ground as trading stayed quiet. The AP average rose 40 to 255.80 with gains in industrials and rails, while drug stocks tied to price fixing probes such as Pfizer and Bristol Myers fell over 3 points. Dow Jones noon index at 723.30, surpassing Friday’s closing high. Antitrust charges weighed on major drug makers Ameri can Cyanamid and Upjohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Pfizer
Bristol Myers
Upjohn
Olin Mathieson
Studebaker-Packard
Polaroid
IBM
Zenith
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
U.S
Texaco
Baltimore & Ohio
American Tobacco
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
Funeral for Mrs Mary O Rourke at St Mary Church
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs. Mary O Rourke of St Mary church. A requiem high mass was sung by Rev Cornelius Enright, with a parish sodality delegation present. Bearers included John Foran and Leonard Roberge. Burial followed in St Mary cemetery with prayers by Rev Maurice Goan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O'Rourke
St. Mary Church
Cornelius Enright
Assumption Sodality
Michael Mogan
James Duranceau
Jerry Guiney
Frank Carey
John Foran
Howard Rernes
Eugene Wynne
Richard Perreault
Leonard Roberge
Richard Nardone
St. Mary Cemetery
Maurice Goan
Funeral services for Mrs Ellen Oliver at Most Holy Trinity Saco
Funeral services for Mrs Ellen Oliver were held at Most Holy Trinity Church in Saco with a Requiem High Mass led by Rev. Boland. Miss Lou Welch played organ. pallbearers included Anthony Muttozen, Frank Mogan, Albert Jariz, Bernard Couture, Ernest Trakas, and Maurice Gendron. Burial followed in St Mary Cemetery with committal prayers by Rev Boland. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs William Delderfield of Providence RI, Mrs Charles Ryan and William Ryan of Hartford CT, Mr and Mrs John Oliver of Lynn MA, and Ernest Trakus of Kittery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Oliver
Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Maurice Boland
Lou Welch
Anthony Muttozen
Frank Mogan
Albert Jariz
Bernard Couture
Ernest Trakas
Maurice Gendron
St. Mary Cemetery
Rev
Boland
William Delderfield
Providence
R. 1
Charles Ryan
William Ryan
Hartford
Salzedo, 6 year old composer, dies in Waterville
Carlos Salzedo, a six year old composer and harpist, died of a heart attack in Waterville on Thursday before he could help judge auditions for the Metropolitan Opera Co. He maintained a summer harp colony at Camden, ran a private New York studio, taught at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia, and was a harp soloist for leading American orchestras.
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Waterville
Carlos Salzedo
Colby College
Metropolitan Opera Co
Salzedo
Camden
New York City
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Sanford shopkeeper recalls 25 years in bicycle repair
John Goodrich of Sanford received an unsigned note with $15. He recalls a burglary from when he was a boy and stole cigarettes and goggles. The note, mailed with a Sanford postmark, offered to cover the theft. Goodrich has no idea who sent the money or when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
John Goodrich
Goodrich
Centenarian Turner Dies in Buckfield at 102
Lester Turner, Buckfield’s oldest resident and reportedly Maine’s longest-wed couple with Bertha J. Corbett of Hebron, died at 102 after living with a daughter in New Gloucester since becoming bedridden a year ago. The obituary notes their marriage on March 29, 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckfield
Lester
Turner
Bertha J. Corbett
Hebron
New Gloucester
Maine singers shine at Metropolitan Opera auditions
Soprano Joan Theresa Aceto, 23, of Westbrook won top honors in the Met Opera district auditions for residents of Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. Bass-baritone Reginald L. Couture of Dover Foxcroft received honorable mention among six artists at Colby College Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Joan Theresa Aceto
Westbrook
Metropolitan Opera District
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Reginald L. Couture
Dover- Foxcroft
Colby College
Mapleton Washburn Wade vote on dissolving School Admin District 2
Voters in Mapleton, Washburn and Wade vote today on dissolving School Administrative District 2. Earlier in Aroostook County Chapman approved 86 to 4 and Castle Hill 78 to 6 for dissolution. Perham initiated the action and will vote Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presque Isle
Mapleton
Washburn
Wade
Aroostook County
Chapman
Castle Hill
Perham
Regional ODM chief to speak at New England Managers Institute
Crono, regional director of the Office of Civil Defense and Mobilization, will address the second day session of the New England Managers Institute at the University of Maine. A. D. O'Connor of Boston will discuss intergovernmental relations of the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crono
Office of Civil Defense and Mobilization
New England Managers’ Institute
University of Maine
A. D. O'Connor
Boston
Forest fire danger varies in Maine by county
The State Forestry Service reports moderate fire danger statewide with York and Cumberland counties labeled dangerous. Deputy Commissioner Fred Holt said Thursday that the state is in pretty good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
York and
Cumberland
State Forestry Service
Fred Holt
Card of Thanks for Uncle Joseph Bolduc
Mrs. Anna Cabana expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers and for lending cars during the recent bereavement of her uncle Joseph Philip Bolduc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Philip Bolduc
Teakwood Importer Purchases Summer Home in Maine
Wann Eric A Peterson of Worcester Massachusetts a leading importer buys a summer home near Ogunquit Maine from Harry W O Connors of FE F Hutton Co New York City and Charles A Wood York handled the sale. The colonial style two story residence on one acre features a grand entrance colonade a large hall with a circular stair and a fireplace on the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric A. Peterson
Worcester
Mass
Neddick
A.am Stevens
Boston
Harry W. O'Connor
FE. F. Hutton & Co
New York City
Charles A. Wood
York
Pint Cove
Weather for Portland Today Sunny and Warmer
The forecast calls for sunny and warmer conditions in Portland today with southwesterly winds 5 to 10 mph. Tonight will be clear and cooler with south to southwest winds about 5 mph. Saturday looks fair and warmer with southerly winds 10 to 15 mph and temperatures in Zone 1 around 82 to 56. Overnight lows listed for several towns including Caribou 57 Eastport 48 Greenville 44 Old Town 43 Rumford 47 Portland 44 Mt. Washington 42 and Halifax 53 Montreal.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Eon
Halifax
Montreal
Met Opera Seeks 1961-62 Season Pact After Pay Dispute
The Metropolitan Opera and Local 802 reached a new breakdown in negotiations following a union demand for assurances of a 1961-62 season. The union had sought $268 weekly, then $248, before pledging negotiability. The Met proposed to keep last year’s $170 weekly rate with $3 weekly raises for the next two seasons, plus other benefits totaling a 14 percent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
American Federation of Musicians
Antibiotics firms accused in tetracycline patent deal
The government accuses Pfizer Cyanamid and Bristol-Myers of arranging a patent on tetracycline to block competition with aureomycin and tetramycin. They allegedly licensed Cyanamid and Bristol-Myers to manufacture while restricting bulk sales to Squibb and Upjohn. Penalties reach up to three years in prison and 150000 dollars fine. Senate probe led by Estes Kefauver found tetracycline sold to the public for 51 dollars despite a 5.03 dollar production cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cyanamid
Pfizer
Cyanamid
Bristol Myers
Bristol- Myers
Squibb and
Upjohn
Bristol-Myers
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate
Priest Leads Rural Radio Education Push In Colombia
More than 40,000 battery radios in rural Colombia receive Radio Sutatenza programs designed to limit Communist propaganda. Radios target family and group listening with volunteer leaders guiding instruction. Free schoolroom implements accompany broadcasts and Father Salcedo estimates 530,000 people are currently receiving the Sutatenza instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Father Salcedo
Berlin Leaders Push for Action Over Border Crisis
West Berlin Mayor Brandt urged President Kennedy to take political action and announced the stance at a mass meeting. He later voiced satisfaction with the U S Britain and France protest to the Soviet government. Chancellor Adenauer spoke at an election gathering about a trade embargo against the Communist bloc as warnings of a crackdown on supply movement to West Berlin rose.
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West
West Berlin
Brandt
Kennedy
United States
Britain
France
Adenauer
Berlin
Seaside House With Nine Bedrooms Overlooking Sea
A coastal residence features a 30-foot living room and a hexagonal sun room with sea views. The property includes nine bedrooms spread across the second and third floors.
Morals Case Is Again Continued In Saco Court
In Saco a morals offense case against Marcel Tremblay, 30, of 14 Bradley Street, was continued to Monday, August 28 by Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr. Atty. William Donahue requested the delay. In juvenile court, 10 Saco youths appeared before Judge Hilary Mahaney. nine were admonished and released with a cleanup order for Fogg’s property, one must pay for broken street lights on Boom Road. Municipal court fined six youths $10 each for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor at Old Orchard Beach. fines listed for Maxwell, Maloney, Ponteau, Hamilton, Doiron. Edith Cowen of Montreal paid $10 for passing on the right. Complainants were Saco Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel R. Tremblay
Bradley ‘Street
Saco
William F. Wilson, Jr
William Donanue
Tremblay
Hilary Mahaney
Roland Fogg
Simpson Road
Raymond Kerry
Robert Foran
Alberic Martin
Mahaney
Fogg
Boom Road
Wilson
Old Orchard Beach
Raymond C. Maxwell
Portland
Gerald R. Maloney
Gerhard E. Ponteau
Franklin Avenue
John H. Hamilton
Gorham
Gene Doiron
Edith Cowen
Montreal
Canada
Saco Police
West Berlin crisis prompts calls for action from Brandt and Adenauer
Brandt urged President Kennedy to take political action beyond words after the border closure. Adenauer urged strong countermeasures to the Communist crackdown. Western officials initially weighed reprisals but largely ruled them out, arguing Western rights in West Berlin remain intact. The Johnson mission and troop reinforcement talks show a belated shift by Washington London and Paris amid Berlin disappointment.
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West Berlin
Brandt
Kennedy
Adenauer
U.S
Cuban vessel Bahia de Nipe ends at Little Creek coast
Cuban ship Bahia de Nipe with immigration customs and health officials boarded in rough seas Thursday night. Coast Guard boats approached and one boarded a party. The 3800 ton ship, built 1945, operated by Yacuba Shipping, may face asylum questions while the Swiss government handles diplomatic notification to Cuba. The ship had visited Klaipeda Poti Constanta and Polish ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration, Customs and Health
Coast Guard
Little Creek
United States
Cuba
Yacuba Shipping Line
Consolidated Steel Corp
Wilmington
Calif
Klaipeda
Poti
Russia
Constanta
Romania
Poland
Communists facing border escapes amid West German electoral clash
Western authorities estimate about 150 refugees daily outwit Communist guards along the border while 10 to 20 East German guards defect with weapons this week. Escapes occur via fences streams and canals as Brandt accuses a Great Wall of China like barrier and calls UN action. Adenauer faces Brandt in the West Germany election set for September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Police
Workers
Brandt
Bonn
China
United Nations
Adenauer
West Germany
Berlin Costs for West Berlin and Germany Rise
West Berlin and West Germany governments face daily costs estimated at 50 to 70 marks per person. The figure translates to about 12.50 to 17.50 dollars per day per individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
West Germany
Fire Ban Enforced in Biddeford as Fires Prohibited
Biddeford imposes outdoor fire ban due to tinder dry woods and lack of rain. Fire Chief Arthur King warns of risk of a major blaze, noting small woods fires have occurred, including a one acre blaze on River Road owned by Charles Gilbert patrick and Donald Dearborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Arthur King
King
Charles F. Gilpatrick
Donald Dearborn
Exams Listed For Custodian At Post Office
United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for a custodial laborer at the Biddeford post office. Pay is $1.76 per hour and $3,670 yearly, with increases by length of service. No written test. rating based on experience and training. Applications due to the executive secretary of the U.S. Civil Service examiners in Portland. forms available at Biddeford post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
United States Civil Service Commission
Executive Secretary
Board of
U.S Civil Service Examiners
Post Office
Portland
Community Chest Sets 1961 Goal at $35,039.36
Biddeford Saco Community Chest directors meet in the Chamber of Commerce room to set a fall drive goal of 35039.36 dollars. President Paul Casavant announced the exact amount, with budget and agency requests shaping the plan for the drive running October 16 through November 4. Harry Wooster and Donald Doyle outlined brief plans for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford- Saco
Donald C. Doyle
Baseball Standings and Scores From Thursday News
Summary of American and National League games and standings with results from Thursday including Cleveland 4 Boston 3 and Baltimore 3 Detroit 1. National League leaders Cincinnati Los Angeles and San Francisco atop the standings with key results like Chicago 11 Pittsburgh 4 and St Louis 2 San Francisco 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet. G.B. Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Palermo Girl Drowns In Spring Accident
A 16 year old Palermo girl, Gloria Jean Mullins, drowned while fetching water from a shallow spring. She slipped and struck her head on a rock, found face down in about two feet of water by a neighbor who grew worried when she did not return. A medical examiner ruled the drowning accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo
Gloria Jean Mullins
East German Christians Confront Defy or Obey Dilemma
East German Christians face a theology dilemma over resisting or obeying the Communist regime. United Lutheran Church advisers urge staying put and avoiding open resistance while not backing the regime, citing Romans 13:1 about civil law. The debate probes whether Christians may endure an atheistic state without approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
East Germany
Berlin
Germany
United Lutheran Church
Otto Dibelius
Evangelical Church
Claims Against Air Force Are Unusual
SOUTH HADLEY MA AP Dinosaur footprints undisturbed for 100 million years may be damaged by sonic booms from jets near Westover Air Force Base. Carlton Nash claims the Air Force caused cracked tracks while two claims crews inspect the site though no category fits footprints. The finds were first reported in 1802 by Pliny Moody, once misidentified as Noahs Raven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hadley
Mass
Carlton Nash Ash
U.S. Air Force
Westover Air Force Base
Air Force
Nash
Pliny Moody
Arnold I. Persky
Hartford
Persky
Cusack Leads Hot Beech Ridge Field For Trophy
Beech Ridge Speedway hosts an eight race card with Cusack, Libby, Shaw and Garrett vying for the season high point trophy. The program opens at 8 pm with two heats, a semi final and a double feature in modified sportsman and bomber classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
Beech Ridge Speedway
Ralph Cusack
Phil Libby
Roger Shaw
Dick Garrett
Oval
George Welch
Ogunquit
Marty Vachon
Harry Joyce
Joyce
Bob Merrill
Dick Wolstenhulme
Eddie Carrier
Cusack Libby-Garrett-Shaw
Limerick
Russ Nutting
Paul Tardiff
Biddeford
Windham
Ormand Bedell
Maine
Homer Drew
Raymond Leadfoot
Donny Peterson
Hug Meserve
Houlton Vocation School Sought by Chamber
The Houlton Chamber of Commerce urged Maine education officials to consider Houlton as the site for a new vocational school in northeastern Maine. Cedrick S. Benn, chamber president, wrote to Education Commissioner Warren G. Hill arguing the Houston area would offer a favorable geographic location, noting a 240,000 population and major industrial plants. Bangor and Presque Isle officials also sought the school in their cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houlton
Houlton Chamber of Commerce
Maine
Cedricks. Benn
Chamber
Warren G. Hill
Houston
Bangor
Presque Isle
Hill
Biddeford Saco Lions Top McKenney Heard 81 75
Dunton scored 33 and Clifford 30 as the Biddeford and Saco Lions defeated McKenney and Heard 81 to 75 in a Biddeford Recreation Summer basketball contest. The teams were tied entering the final period before the Lions surged for 25 points. Camire added 21 and Cochran 20 for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunton
Clifford
Biddeford
Saco Lions
McKenney
Heard
Biddeford Recreation
Lions
Camire
Cochrane
Refugee Budget Seen As Help for Fallow Germans
Refugees at Marienfelde faced little complaint as the budget was viewed as funds to save fallow Germans from brutality and despair. The outlook framed aid as a relief measure rather than a burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marienfelde
Hearing aid found by Saco police on Summer Street
Saco Police found a hearing aid during rounds on Summer Street last night. It may be claimed by its owner at the Saco Police Station after identifying it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Summer Street
Martha Page Leads In Maine Women Golf Finals
Martha Page of Martindale Country Club Auburn held a five hole lead at the halfway point in the 36 hole Maine Women’s Golf Tourney finals at Augusta Country Club. The Rollins College sophomore and defending champion built a 5 up margin through 11th and 16th holes before lunch. Winslow faced early pressure after 18 holes as Page retained her advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Martha Page
Martindale Country Club
Auburn
Maine
Augusta Country Club
Dolores Winslow
Riverside Municipal Golf Course
Portland
Miss Page
Miss Winslow
Pennie
Marion Stallwood
Bethel
Rollins College
Winter Park
Saco Summer Recreation golf match results at Scarborough Pitch and Putt
Team 4 captained by Harry Nielson won with 253, beating Team 2 257 and Team 1 265. Individual scores show Nielson 81 Lamontagne 86 Stoddard 86. Hobbins 73 Paradis 90 Lamontagne 94. Taillon 71 Roberts 91 McNabb 103. Other teams posted 273, 277, and 284 with captains Poisson, Paquette, and Dick Paquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nielson
Saco Recreation
Scarborough
Barry Hobbins
Team
Lee Taillon
Capt
Nielson
Kenny Lamontagne
Jim Stoddard
Capt. Hobbins
Bob Paradis
Billy Lamontagne
Taillon
Albert Roberts
Steve McNabb
George Poisson
Joe Lapoint
Robert Denton
Andy Paquette
Chris Denton
Roger Lamontagne
Dick Paquette
Wayne Macomber
John Winston
Major League Leaders by TE Associated Press
American League leaders include batting Howard New York .353 and cash Detroit .351, runs Mantle New York 105 Maris New York 101, RBIs Maris New York 113 Gentile Baltimore 108, hits B Robinson Baltimore 145 Kaline Detroit 140, doubles Kubek New York 35 Kaline 30, triples Wood Detroit 9 Landis Chicago Cleveland and Keough Washington 7, home runs Maris New York 48 Mantle New York 45, steals Aparicio Chicago 41 Howser Kansas City 29. Pitching Terry New York 91 decisions .900 Ford New York 203 .870, strikeouts Ford New York 169 Pascual Minnesota 155. American League at bats Clemente Pittsburgh 367 Pinson Cincinnati .336, Runs Mays San Francisco 101 Robinson Cincinnati 98, RBIs Robinson Cincinnati Cepeda San Francisco 104, doubles Clemente Pittsburgh 162 Pinson Cincinnati 160, triples Altman Chicago Clemente Pittsburgh Boyer St. Louis 9 four tied with 8. Home runs Robinson Cincinnati 34 Cepeda San Francisco 32, stolen bases Wills Los Angeles 24 Robinson Cincinnati 19, decisions Padres Los Angeles 15 4 Miller San Francisco 93 .750, strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 191 Williams Los Angeles 145.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Howard
New York
Cash
Detroit
Mantle
Maris
Gentile
Baltimore
B. Robinson
Kaline
Kubek
Wood
Landis
Chicago
Piersall
Cleveland
Keough
Washington
Aparicio
Howser
Kansas City
Terry
Ford
Pascual
Minnesota
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cepeda
Aaron
Milwaukee
Coleman
Altman
Boyer
St. Louis
Cincincinnati
Wills
Los Angeles
Padres
Miller
Koufax
Williams
Local Youth Golf Scores Noted In Meager Round
A 10 year old Lee Taillon shot 71 to lead under ten competition while Barry Hobbins finished at 73. Birdie efforts came from Jim Stoddard Joe Lapoint and Robert Denton in a tight junior event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Taillon
Barry Hobbins
Jim Stoddard
Joe Lapoint
Robert Denton
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Henry Petrin, SR
SNEWS
Jackie
Mrs
Anna Cabana
Wann
August
Met Opera
Wonder Drug
Saco Court
Cae
Cusack
Gorgeous George
York Beach
Fenderson
Amblers
Endicott-Johnson
Goodyear West
Lee
Elm Street
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