Qualifiers Named For Junior Bowling Finals At Roll-A-Way Lanes
Dianne Lehoux of Biddeford and Don Camire of Saco led 10 qualifiers in the Old Orchard Beach Jaycees junior boys and girls rolloff at Roll-A-Way Lanes Saturday. Camire won the 12-year-old boys with 490, while Lehoux led the 13-year-old girls with 427. Other division winners include Mike Dorais in 13-year-old boys, Lucille Faucher in 12-year-old girls, Richard Huot in 11-year-old boys, Debbie Hubert in 11-year-old girls, Robert Jean in 10-year-old boys, Patricia Comber in 10-year-old girls, Frank Libby in 9-year-old boys, and Jeanne-Marie Huot in 9-year-old girls. Finals are set for Westbrook on March 16 followed by a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Jaycees
Biddeford
Patricia Comber
Robert
Dianne Lehoux
Don Camire
Saco
Mike Dorais
Lucille Faucher
Richard Huot
Debbie Hubert
Hoys
Robert Jean
Frank Libby
Jéanne-Marie Huot
Westbrook
Area Athletes Fail To Get Wins In Foul Shooting
Gorham area youths competed in the Maine Sunday Telegram 22nd Annual Foul Shooting Contest with Steve Bennett of Scarborough nabbing the sectional title by sinking 49 of 50 shots at Gorham State College. He advances to the finals in Orono representing southwestern Maine. Other area boys and girls posted scores, with Roland Gagnon 44 and Don Rochfort 42 for local schools, while Rose Galligan 26 of 35 and Lorene Verrill 30 of 35 led girls in Southwestern and Central Maine events respectively.
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Gorham
Steve Bennett
Scarborough
Bennett
Orono
Maine
Maine Sunday Telegram
Roland Gagnon
Thornton Academy
Saco Boy
Don Rochfort
St. Louis
Biddeford
Frank Ribaudo
Roland Dufort
Wells
Dana Kelley
Old Orchard Beach
Tim Lyons
Kennebunk
Southwestern Maine
Gorham State College
Worthton
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Burns School Sweeps Seagulls In Doubleheader
Burns School swept Old Orchard Beach in an eighth grade 44 31 win and a seventh grade 41 39 double overtime victory. Foran led the eighth grade with 12 points, Tirrell and Davis paced Seagulls with 10 and 11, Paquin topped Burns seventh with 15 as Tirrell scored 17 for Old Orchard.
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Burns
Old Orchard Beach
Foran
Saco
Tirrell
Davis
Paquin
Gulls
Old Orchard
Verrill
Fitzgerald
Lebrun
Adams
McNabb
Roberts
S. Burns
Keef
Stevens
Boudreau
Brown
Tarbox
Compagna
Haley
Emerson
Regan
Trull
Thrill
Gagnon
Larochelle
Vincent
Kelly
Perkins
Duhamel
Savoy
Granger
Desrochers
Leybrun
Trackmen Sweep Relay Burden In Portland Meet Victory
Thornton Academy swept the last three relays to defeat Lewiston and Westbrook in Portland as Daveane claimed dual wins in the senior 40 and 300. Welch contributed in multiple events, including a relay win, with TA securing nine firsts overall in the schoolboy meet at Expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Thornton Academy
Lewiston
Westbrook
Dave Ane
Tommy Welch
Welch
Thornton
Cousens
Poisson
Cloutier
Lajoie
Wilson
Allen
Polackwich
Sneider
Ashton
Peters
Whitten Harmon
Bryant
Cyr
Caouette
Johnson
Dutremble
Bruins Lose Orr For Playoff Bid In Six Weeks
Boston Bruins must chase a playoff berth without Bobby Orr after he undergoes knee surgery. Orr will be out four to five weeks, as Boston fights to stay in the race following a 3-3 tie with the St. Louis Blues. Coach Sinden and GM Schmidt stressed Orr’s value and hoped for a return before season’s end despite the injury.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
Bobby Orr
Orr
Bruins
Chicago
St. Louis Blues
Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Montreal
Milt Schmidt
St. Louis
Detroit
Easil
Schmidt
Ronald Adams
Toronto
Bobby
Harry Sinden
Ted Green
Johnny Bueyk
Blues
Larry Keenan
Fred Stanfield
Burns Old Orchard results and officials listed
The record records Burns Old Orchard with scores 11 24 28 35 37 39 and final 39 to 39. Officials noted are McNabb and Bowie with timing at 46 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Old Orchard
McNabb
Bowie
Track meet results across events at Lewiston and peers
In a multi event meet, Polackwich and Parker high scorers with times 136.8 and 1:23.6 in 600 and 660 yard races. Pelletier led 1000 yards for Lincoln with 2:39.7, Barbour won high jump at 5 ft 8 in, junior and intermediate relays cited with Thornton Academy and Lewiston disqualification noted. Senior relays won by Thornton with 2:19.2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polackwich
Wilson
Landry
Harris
Chase
Poirier
Graham
Robeson
Pike
Pelletier
Blunt
Bolduc
Marcoux
Barbour
Provencher
Welch
Dumais
Weiskopf Wins San Diego Open and Heads to Phoenix
Tom Weiskopf, 25, from Bedford Ohio, captured the $150000 Andy Williams San Diego Open, the tournament's third richest this year. He finished 15 under par 273 after a dramatic 25 foot final hole putt, beating Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Bill Casper. He heads to the $100000 Phoenix Open with a $30000 winnings. Al Geiberger finished second at 274.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Tom Weiskopf
Bedford
Ohio
Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bill Casper
Torrey Pines
al Geiberger
Weiskopf Captures Victory In Palm Springs Shootout
Tom Weiskopf, a 6 foot 3 inch Ohio State product, led after 63 holes and clinched the win in a dramatic finish. Ray Floyd shot 67 final round to finish 275 for $11,260, while Bob Lunn placed fourth at 276 for $7,500 and Nicklaus was fifth at 277. Jack Nicklaus earned $6,450 for second with a 274 total and $18,000 prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lunn
Sacramento
Calif
Nicklaus
Weiskopf
Palm Springs
San Diego
Ohio State University
Woody Hayes
Woody
Ohio State
Tom
Geiberger
Tom Swift
Floyd
Jack
al Geiberger
Ray Floyd
Illinois Lass Returns With Two Silver Medals
Dianne Holum, a 16-year-old from Northbrook, Illinois, earned two silvers at Grenoble affecting her 1000 and 500 meter events while resting before the 3000. She praised Princess Beatrix’s advice and celebrated with a party after noting she’s overcome a bout of flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenoble
France
Dianne Holum
Dianne
Northbrook
Ill
George Howie
America
Howie
Carolina Geijssen
Holland
Ludmila Titova
Russia
Carolina
Rug Hooking Demonstrated In Ogunquit
Ogunquit Woman's Club held a rug hooking demonstration for 20 members and a guest at the Ogunquit Baptist Church vestry. Betty Mayo showed patterns and rugs while recounting the tale of Mr. Frost of Biddeford who popularized stencil rugs. The next meeting on February 21 will feature Rev. Fred B. Holmberg of Kennebunk with Alaska as the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogunquit
Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
Betty Mayo
Doris Field
Carl W. Perkins
William W. Gibbs
Everett W. Lord
N. Hobbs Knight
John H. Lord
John P. Williams
Fred B. Holmberg
Kennebunk
Alaska
Harold S. Fellman
Teacher Beats Kids In Indoor Two Mile Race
In Los Angeles 30 year old teacher George Young ran two miles in 8 31 8 beating his young rivals including Tracy Smith and Kerry O'Brien with Smith and O'Brien close behind. Clarke faded to fourth as Pearce set early pace. Other events included Jim Ryan 4 03 4 in East Lansing and Karl McCullouch winning the 60 yard hurdles at 6 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Young
Los Angeles
Ron Clarke
Kerry Pearce
Texas
el Paso
Clarke
Tracy Smith
Kerry O'Brien
Casa Grande
Ariz
Smith
O'Brien
Pearce
Jim Ryan
East Lansing
New York
Karl McCullouch
Southern California
Willie Davenport
Leon Coleman
Lee Evans
San Jose State
Valentin Gavrilo
Russia
Ed Caruthers
Ralph Doubell
Jim Kemp
Tim Danielson
George Woods
Villanova
Baltimore
Ervn Hall
Giant tortoise land speed cited at five yards a minute
A measure notes that the maximum pace of a giant tortoise reaches about five yards per minute. This fact highlights the animal's slow movement compared to other creatures and serves as a curious benchmark in natural history discussions.
Wells Church Groups Meet Tonight and Week Ahead
Wells The Bell Ringers from the South Portland Training Center will present a program at tonight's Wells Congo Church Women meeting at 7 45 p m in the Second Church parish house. Wells Grange meets Wednesday at 8 p m in the Grange hall. Ocean Lodge A F and A M meets Wednesday at 8 p m in High Vie Masonic Hall. A special lodge meeting is set for March 6 at 7 30 p m for the Fellow Craft degree. Wells Junior High girls and boys basketball meet after school, both undefeated, with the boys receiving handicaps. Cincinnati coach George Clemens, 38, will join Harvard as defensive line coach, replacing the fired Jim Miller. Atlantic Coast sports notes: Dartmouth wins Winter Carnival Ski Cup with 394 2 points, followed by Middlebury 372 6 Harvard 353 4 Williams 353 Vermont 352 St Lawrence 349 1 New Hampshire 332 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Portland
Wells Congo
Wells Congregational Church
Second Church
Wells Grange
Grange
Sanford Road
Ocean Lodge
A.F
A.M
Highvie Masonic Hall
Sanford and
Wells
Wells Junior High
Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth
Big Green
Middlebury
Harvard
Williams
Vermont
St. Lawrence
New Hampshire
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Lavoie
Ward
Petersen
Lothian
Larrivee
Campbell
Fearon
Burrows
Provide
Christiansen
Gouzie
Richards
York Savings & Loan
Hue
McArthur
Phoenix
Illinois Lass
Beatrix
Jeanne Ashworth
Wilmington
N.Y
Cynthia
Ronald Kauffman
U.S
Ludmila Beloussova
Oleg Protopopov
Sandi Sweitzer
Roy Wagelin
Alicia Starbuck
Ken Shelley
Downey
Eugenio Monti
Italy
Monti
Luciano de Paolis
Jiri Raska
Czechoslovakia
Franz Keller
West Germany
THE
Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Colin Adair
Peter Martin
McGill University
Toda
Adair
Sam Howell
Martin
J. Smith Chapman
George Clemens
Boston College
Clemens
Purdue
John Yovksin
Jim Miller
Miller
Toolmakers
Auburn
Richard Bouthet
Mig
Gerard R. Berube
General Electric Co
Rodman RD
Volkswagen
King’s Motors
Arundel
Wilfrid J. Fortier Insurance Agency
Bacon St
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