Doubles Bowlers Edge In Roll-A-Way Match
The Berthiaume Saucier duo led 2409 to 2380 over Forcier Huot in a Roll-A-Way lanes doubles match. Berthiaume totaled 1941 with strong last strings while Saucier added 1168. Forcier led locals with 1200. Huot 1180. Second leg set for Sanford on Friday December 8 at 6 p.m. Also notes Lincoln assassination history and Seward injury details.
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Don Saucier
Dan Berthiaume
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Don Berthiaume
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D. Berthiaume
D. Saucier
A. Huot
J. Forcier
First use of Quaker name in 1650 described
The term Quakers was first applied to the Religious Society of Friends in 1650 due to their habit of trembling at the word of God.
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Jury still out on fate of BC grid coach
Boston College beat Holy Cross 13 6 to close the 1967 season but coach Jim Miller faces possible dismissal amid a 4 6 record. A BC spokesman said a decision may come Tuesday as alumni press for renewal while Captain Joe Divito defends Miller and praises his year long effort.
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Tom Boisture
Eagles Hold Off Frantic Spartan Surge
Sanford St Louis High School built a 20 point lead and held on for a 66 to 62 charity win over St Ignatius of Sanford in front of about 1200. Ron Cote and Al Dutremble starred for the Eagles while Mike Camire surged late for the Spartans.
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Cote
Rochefort
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Raiders and Oilers win as AFL crowd reactions spark incident
Oakland routs the Chargers 41-21 to inch toward the Western Division title as Daryle Lamonica throws four TDs. Houston edges Miami 17-14 with a field goal by John Wittenborn shaping the narrow win amid a noisy, friendly crowd.
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Woodie Campbell
West Texas State Routs Valley State in Junior Rose Bowl
In Pasadena, West Texas State's offense led by Eugene Morris and Albie Owens defeated San Fernando Valley State 35 to 13. Attendance, 23 802, the lowest in Junior Rose Bowl history, as the game marked a transition toward college competition. Valley State led briefly 14 13 at halftime before WT S pulled away in the second half.
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Joe Namath
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