Carroll Huntress Named Maryland Assistant Coach
Carroll Huntress, 37, a former coach from Portland and Portland High, has been named assistant football coach at the University of Maryland. He joins Tom Nunt’s staff after guiding the 1960 Freshman squad and holding a master’s degree. Huntress, a New Hampshire graduate and former Marine, played football, lacrosse, and track, and led Portland High to a Southwest Maine Conference title in 1959. He and his wife Betty cur ran of Portland have three daughters, Judy Sharon and Pamela, and Mrs Huntress teaches in Maryland’s English department.
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Frese Sends Reds to Split With Double Heroics
Gene Frese of the Reds went five for nine with four RBIs as Cincinnati split a twin bill with the Tigers. He homered twice, including a two-run shot to start the first game, and added a double plus a homer in the nightcap to derail Detroit’s grip on first place.
Elks lodge to dedicate new softball field in Saco
Biddeford Saco Elks to dedicate its new softball field behind the Port land road lodge in Saco Monday evening with civic dignitaries and league officers present. Memorial field in Biddeford will host league games. bleachers are sought while Ray Belanger and Tony Dallaire will expand umpire and assignment duties.
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Decary Memorial Field
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Trotters and Pacers Race Card at Gorham Raceway Post Time 7:45
Horseracing program lists nine races at Gorham Raceway with pace and trot events. Notable entries include Dusty Star and Adams Imp in Race One, Sligo Maid and Oteca's Teresa Volo in Race Two, and Bay State Max in Race Three. The card features purses from 400 to 1000 dollars and multiple local drivers.
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Lucy Volo
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Erina Hanover
Yankees Take AL Lead With Big Night as Reds Sweep Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds extended winning streak to eight and widened NL lead to five games by sweeping a two game double header with Los Angeles Dodgers 11-7 and 4-1 at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Gene Freese fueled the opener with a two run homer and unearned runs in the fourth, then Freese homered again in the nightcap. Bob Purkey earned the victory in relief in the second game. The Yankees climbed atop the American League race as the Angels reeled off seven straight wins and slammed Detroit 4-2. Elston Howard drove in four runs for New York in a 14-3 rout of Boston.
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Gorham Raceway Tops Maine Pari Mutuel Revenue
Gorham Raceway has paid 113 310.61 to the State of Maine as its share of the pari mutuel handle through July 4, seven percent of the total handle. The track reports 213 422 total handle this year, about 69 135 more than 1960, with 1 618 723 total wagers. About 97 123.38 of the state payment is tax income, with 16 187.23 representing a one percent source. The facility is designated to return stipends to Maine agricultural fairs, as Gorham runs nightly through July 15. General manager Glenn W. Gibbons reports progress, touting the “Free Ride” program to boost programs sales and publicity. Attendance appears slightly down due to stricter counting, while average bet per person at Gorham stands at 23.41. Federal tax on admissions through July 1 totals 2 552.33.
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Hershel Bates
Greenville Carlson
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Biddeford Journal
Saco Legion Post
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Lewiston
Yankees starch Red Sox with 14-3 rout for first in AL
New York’s pennant surge continues as the Yankees overwhelm Boston 14-3 at Yankee Stadium. Elston Howard drives in four with a homer, Bud Daley ups his record, and New York expands its lead in several batting categories while the Sox struggle with a 16-hit assault.
Elks Old Timers Sought For Sunday Softball Game
Prior to the dedication of the Elks softball field, an informal game is planned Sunday evening. An Old Timers team, organized by Jerry Neault, will face the regular Elks entrant in the Biddeford Softball league. Lodge members of any age urged to report at 5:30 PM.
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Maine Angler Wins Fishing Tournament Title in Calais
Norman Hathaway of Brewer won the fishing tournament at International Frontier Week in Calais. He hooked 76 fish, mostly pickerel, beating Ted Williams former Red Sox star and two frontrunners Dave Roberts Cincinnati Enquirer outdoor editor and John Felton Philadelphia.
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Ted Williams
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Philadelphia
Rich List of Names Appears in Local Notice
A fragmented OCR item lists multiple individuals including Tarrs Abbot J Gerry The Pelican Chas Smith Victor Scott A e Jr Princess Diamond Cossette Miss Machias F esr Betsy Moraka G Carter Jr. Names appear without context or actions in this partial notice.
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the Pelican
Chas. Smith
Victor Scott
A. Ae Jr
Princess Diamond
Cossette
Miss Machias
F. Esr
Betsy Moraka
G. Carter Jr
Hoop League Opens At May Field Monday For Youths
The morning basketball league for youngsters opens Monday at Biddeford Memorial Field per director George Wells. Games start at 10 each weekday morning on May Street playfield with rosters including Biddeford Saco Lions White Star Laundry McKenney and Heard Hardware. Schedule lists July dates with teams facing off and notes on players and umpires.
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Saco Lions
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Pat Minuitti
Roger Taylor
Mike Dineen
Don Dube
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White Star Laundry
Dick Agreste
Norm Duguay
John Danis
John Cookson
Mike Denoncour
Roger Gillereault
Jim Aguiar
Ron Descoteaux
McKenney
Heard Hardware
Greg Garnache
Dick Townsend
Don Berthiaume
Wy A Laviviere
Rich Ryan
Dourant
Lloyd Cochrane
Ronald Betrant
White Star
Heard
Biddeford Minor League Thrilling Win Over Hebert 6-5
Gregoire's sixth inning single plated Provencher, lifting Lemire to a 6-5 Biddeford Minor League win over Hebert. Dery set Provencher up, while Lemire scored five runs in the third on three singles a walk and an error. Hebert’s Tanguay led hitters with three hits. Lamontagne contributed two doubles.
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Lamontagne
Donnelly Faces Rosi in 10-Round Lightweight Showdown
In Buffalo Jackie Donnelly meets Paolo Rosi in a New York state lightweight title bout aired on ABC at 9 p.m. EST. Rosi, 33, holds a 35-9-? record with 35 wins in 44 pro bouts and is the favorite. Donnelly, 26, brings a 25-1-? mark as he pursues a hometown upset.
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Brisbane and Liverpool Boxers Shine in Tight Decisions
Wally Taylor from Australia edged Dennis Adjei in Brisbane by a points decision, while Chic Calderwood stopped Dave Rent in Liverpool. Ghana, Scotland, and England entries highlight a night of mixed outcomes across three venues.
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Brisbane
Australia
Wally Taylor
Dennis Adjei
Ghana
Liverpool
England
Chic Calderwood
Scotland
Dave ‘Rent
Georgia Peach Ty Cobb Checks Into Hospital for Review
Georgia legend Ty Cobb known as the Georgia Peach has been readmitted to Emory University Hospital in Atlanta for a routine checkup and possible treatment changes for a diabetes condition. At 73, Cobb has faced multiple hospitalizations in the past two years for bursitis and a spine injury from a hunting accident in Idaho. Since retiring from baseball in 1928 after 24 years in the majors, Cobb has split his time between Georgia and California due to his various interests.
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