Old Orchard Beach Little Leaguers Win Quebec Crown
The Old Orchard Beach Little Town League All Stars, Maine, won the Canadian American championship 5-0 over Ville Les Saules in Quebec City led by Dan Rube on a one hit pitching effort. The team, the sole U S representative, had defeated Mount Montmorency 10-2 earlier. They toured the city, received souvenirs, and returned home Sunday morning with a 5-0 title clinching victory and multiple stolen bases by DeRocher.
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Old Orchard Beach
Quebec City
All Stars
Ville Les Saules
Dan Rube
Maine
U. S
Mount Montmorency
Fred DeRocher
Johnny Regan
DeRocher
Beauport
Benoit Blanchette
Canada
Ball Park
Bunting
St. Anne de Beaupre
Frederick DeRocher
West Point - Pepperell Inc
Snow Canning Co
Rolland Lelievre
John J. Nissen Baking Co
Daniel Pond
Rish
John Regan
Regan
Skip Bernard
Dube
Chuck Granger
Terry Timmons
Quebec Indians
Maine Boys
Orchard Beach
Little Town League
Dick Savoy
John Kegan
Mokarzel
Bruce Edgecomb
Danny Gillis
Gary Latno
Dick DeRocher
Danny Aube
Emile Aube
Montmorency
Villes Les Saules
Blessed Sacrament
Optimists Mosquitos
Front Row
Dick de Rocher
Romain Langlois
Former Gov Channing H Cox dies at 89 in Boston
Former Massachusetts governor Channing H Cox, who led the state from 1921 to 1924 and also served as lieutenant governor and speaker, died at 89 at his Belmont Hotel summer home. He was a Dartmouth and Harvard Law alumnus and was survived by daughter Nancy of Boston. Also note: Garth Hite named publisher of Atlantic Monthly, replacing Frank Herbert Jr., and Sen Edward Kennedy plans a major policy address at Holy Cross College after his brother's funeral. coverage includes a courtroom exchange over political expression and a verdict in a separate protest case.
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Associated Press
West Harwich
Mass
Channing H. Cox
Bay State
Belmont Hotel
Cox
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Massachusetts House of Representatives
First National Bank of Boston
Old Colony Trust Co
United Fruit
Revere Sugar
N.H
Dartmouth College
Harvard Law School
Beacon St
Boston
Back Bay
Nancy
Garth Hite
The
New Republic
Atlantic Monthly
Hite
Curtis Publishing Co
Holiday Magazine
Iowa City
Iowa
Frank M. Herbert Jr
United States
Elijah Adlon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ellen L. Miller
Cambridge
Humphrey
Miss Miller
Adlow
Giants in Best Shape Ever for Capitol Division
Giants coach Allie Sherman says the 1968 squad is stronger, with improved defense and a fast offense led by Fran Tarkenton. The club aims to outpace Dallas, Washington, and Philadelphia in the Capitol Division after a sturdy preseason showing including a 15–14 upset of Green Bay. Key players include Tarkenton Jones Aar on Thomas Morrison and a youthful defensive unit as rookies vie for roles.
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Associated Press
Fairfield
Capitol
New York
Giants
Green Bay
Dallas Cowboys
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Fran Tarkenton
Dallas
Tarkenton
Sherman
Homer Jones
Ernie Kay
Bruce Anderson
Roger Anderson
Bob Lurtsema
Jim Katcavage
Bill Swain
Vince Costello
Ken Avery
Tommy Crutcher
Henry Davis
Carl Lockhart
Scott Eaton
Willie Williams
Freeman White
Tarken i
Jones
Aaron Thomas
Joe Morrison
Koy
Frederickson
Steve Wright
Crutcher
Francis Peay
Willie You
Pete Case
da Dess
Greg Larson
Davis
Rich Busin
McKinley Boston
Bobby Duhon
Joe Koontz
National Sailing Champions lead by MacDonald in Rhode Island
Doug MacDonald from Evanston Illinois leads the international 110 cee National Sailing Champions after winning the first of five races. He tops 42 rivals with former champion Dave Curtis from Marblehead second, followed by Dewey Dubovy and Brown of Riverside.
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Bristol
R.I
Doug MacDonald
Evanston
MacDonald
Dave Curtis
Marblead
Mass
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Carry Gagnon
Gillis Lamontagne
New England
Worcester
Edward M. Kennedy
Holy Cross Colege
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Robert
Worcester Area
Salem
Sinbad
Sorche
Lyle Talbot
Rockingham Ark
H. Legari
J. Belleau
Dewey Dubovy
Boseen Brown
Riverside
New Haven
Conn
Tony Capraro
McBurney School
Yale
Capraro
Franklin and Marshall College
Hinsdale
al Dale
Belgium
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