Biddeford High Football Eyes Strong Season Under Ziggy Serpico
Biddeford coach Ziggy Serpico trains 42 candidates in two daily sessions to build a deep backfield and solid line. Assessing prospects, Serpico cites depth at quarterback, fullback, guard with linemen and ends pushing for starting roles. Ten lettermen return as the squad eyes a competitive year.
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Neil
Ziggy
Serpico
Paul Twomey
Pat Minuitti
Ken Randall
Chuck Clifford
Jerry Taylor
Taylor
Bob Fillion
Dick Thibeault
Dan Pappas
Dave Chasse
Junior Fournier
Pete Truman
Bob Bougault
Roland Guillereault
Thomas George
Bob Deshaies
St. Louis High
Dick Johnson
Dick Berthiume
Steve Chasse
John Sczymecki
Jim Aguiar
Soph Everett Mink
Dick Rhames
Mike Dineen
Henry Moreau
Harry Wooster
Tom Davis
Roland Nadeau
Ricky Roy
Jim MacDonald
Mike Kenney
Steve Szumita
Arthur “Popcorn” Dube
Pat MacDonald
Tom Dineen
Billy Day
Old Orchard Beach
Terry Lee
Mel Simensky
Jim Chenard
Ronnie Caron
Bob Caret
Letterman
Peters Shines as White Sox Topple Red Sox 7 1
Chicago pitcher Gary Peters, boosted by flu and a strong showing, threw a six hitter with 11 strikeouts as the White Sox beat Boston 7 1. Pete Ward, Tom McCraw and Nellie Fox drove in key runs while Bill Monbouquette faltered in relief. Boston suffers fourth straight defeat and sits three games above ninth.
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Associated Press
Boston
Gary Peters
White Sox
al Lopez
Peters
Felix Mantilla
Carl Yastrzemski
Eddie Bressoud
Sox
Frank Malzone
Bressoud
Bob Tillman
Bill Monbouquette
Pete Ward
Ward
Tom McCraw
Nellie Fox
C— Robinson
Dave Morehead
Joe Horlen
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
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Orioles
Steve Barber
Angels
Pepitone
Yankees
Vser Latman
Williams
Tom Fresh
Yankee
al Downing
Downing
Red Sox
Ed Bressaud
Saco Tanninginky runs in Memorial Field tilt
Saco Tanning defeated York Heel 7 6 at Memorial Field in a seven inning game with L Bouthillette earning the win over Nantel. Key hits by Lauzon Faucher and Peloquin produced runs while L Bouthillette and Nantel exchanged pitching duties. The night also highlighted National Colts and Lyn Flex matchups with college season notes and AFL/NL context.
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Dion
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Cote
Fortier
Bob Huot
Norm Huot
Giroux
Peloquin
Nantel
York Hee
Boudreau
Tardif
Lauzon
Rousselle
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L. Bergeron
C. Tanguay
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Conley
Kopetski
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Oilers
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Croteau
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AFL
Lurday
Buffalo
iCurit
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Green Bay
Milwaukee
Laroche
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Pittsburgh
Pinard
Atlanta
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Lamontagne
Des- Totals
Groteaux
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Tarings
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Fournier
Lasky
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Des- Pinard
Poa
Colts
Syncoteaux
Flex
RBI
al. Chenard
N. Colts
Anser
Libby
Wore
Twua
Little League clash yields multi-run rally
The Journal reports a Little League game with Bernier Gobeil and Dutremble powering offense as both clubs post runs. Eon and Lachance lead pitching, with a high total of RBIs from M. Eon and Grenier, and a decisive win credited to Lessard over M. Eon.
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Gobeil
Dutremble
R. Cantara
Lessard
Ak Dubois
Ready
B. Cantara
Bouffard
Diamond National
Abrh
R. Eon
Olson
RBI
M. Eon
Grenier
Caya
Dubois
Mets and Sex Take Minors Honors in Saco League
Bill Soucy and Kermit Lane report the wind up of the two baseball leagues run by the Saco Recreation Commission at Memorial Field. In the Minor League the Mets beat the Orioles 12 5 while Ronny Perrault led batting with a .500 plus percentage. Red Sox won the Peewee League with an 11 3 record and Mark McInnis topped Peewee batters at .552.
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Bill Soucy
Saco
Kermit Lane
Recreation Commission
Memorial Field
Mets
Orioles
Ronny Perrault
Red Sox
Yankees
Peewees
Mark McInnis
Ees
Ronuneee Cadusseceae
Cardinals
Caste Ducsca
iIndians
Beantip on Yankee Stadium brawl caps doubleheader
In a dramatic end to the Yankees 3 1 split with Cleveland, Joe Pepitone was hit twice and ejected after a beanball exchange. Tempers flared as players collided near the mound, wounding several, with Umpire DiMuro fining Gary Bell and Pepitone injuring Tebbetts and Houk. The Yankees hold a 10 game AL lead.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Birdie Tebbetts
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Tom DiMuro
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
Pepitone
Barry Latman
Gary Bell
DiMuro
Bell
Fred Whitfield
Tebbetts
Stan Williams
Larry Brown
Dick Howser
Ralph Houk
Houk
Chicago White Sox
Boston
East West Biddeford II Playoffs Series Slated
The fifth annual East and West Biddeford Little League playoff series opens with a best two of three for the city title between the East Eagles and West Journal at Waterhouse Field Biddeford. East leads 4 1 in the series and game times are 545 p m and 243 p m for potential games.
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Biddeford
Eagles
The
Journal
West Side
Waterhouse Field
Memorial Field
Donald Lauzier
Guy Laliberte
Bernard Caron
David Boucher
Richard Bergeron
Raoul Fleurent
Allan Dutremble
Leo Paul Lessard
Richard Cantara
Fernand Bernier
Leo Paul Les Sard
Michael Cote
Richard Millette
Robert Pare
Donald Gobeil
Michael Ready
Babe"’ Dutremble
Richard Dutremble
Bob Nante
Bing” Laliberte
Graybeard George Blanda to Lead Oilers in Exhibition
George Blanda the graybeard quarterback will start for the Houston Oilers against the San Diego Chargers tonight. The game at Houston marks the Oilers first home appearance of the preseason as they seek a bounceback after a 27 10 loss to the Broncos.
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Associated Press
George Blanda
Graybeard
Houston Oilers
San Diego Chargers
Huston
Oilers
Denver Broncos
Dodgers edge Cardinals in 16 innings for pennant lead
Johnny Roseboro delivered a late clincher with a line single in the 16th inning as the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 2-1 in a marathon game. Ken McMillan doubled scoring with the winning run, extending Los Angeles to 72 games ahead in the standings and hurting St. Louis pennant hopes. Koufax notched win despite leaving after 12th, matching his 20th win while Curt Simmons yielded a seven-hitter before a relieved crowd of 54,125 at Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Johnny Roseboro
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dodger
Ken McMullen
Dodgers
Cardinals
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
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