Owen-Davis Triumph Over Bar Mills In Tri-County Clash
Owen-Davis Legion surged to an 11-7 victory at Bar Mills beating Bar Mills in a Tri-County league game. The late big innings followed an early 1-0 start as Hutchinson-Boulter put Buxton ahead with an early 3-1 lead. Ken Pike struck out with bases loaded but errors aided Owen-Davis in the fourth and fifth frames. Ronco took the loss, while Belanger Den McNabb Callahan and Hutchinson-Boulter led the offense with key hits. Officials were Hebert Vallan court, time 2:10.
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Owen-Davis Legion
Hutchinson-Boulter
Buxton
Bar Mills
Togus
Ken Pike
Belanger
den McNabb
Callahan
Owen-Davis
Pike
Ronco
P. Vail
Rines
Hebert Vallancourt
Davis
Rueben
Ve McNabb
Trottier
Don McNabb
Kimball
Lane
Hurrell
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Eeene Oo
Hutchinson- Boulter
Dunnell
R. Vail
Paine
Cobb
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Roberts
Lif
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Grant
Owen-Day
Cars on Offer With No Payment Till September 14 1962
A dealership advertises a large used car sale listing numerous vehicles from 1956 to 1962. Highlights include a 1960 Comet four door in metallic green, a 1960 Valiant four door like new with spare, several hardtops and sedans from 1957 to 1959, various colors and options, and terms of no payment until September 14, 1962.
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Valiant
Conley Rejoins Red Sox After Penalty Imposed
Gene Conley returned to the Boston Red Sox and their pitching staff after a suspension and fine of about 2000 dollars for vanishing from the team. Manager Mike Higgins lifted the suspension immediately after meetings with Conley and team officials. Conley apologized, promised not to repeat the act, and said he wants to stay in baseball with the Red Sox.
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Boston
Gene Conley
Red Sox
Mike Higgins
Tom Yawkey
Ted Williams
Higgins
Conley
Fenway Park
Dick O'Connell
Yawkey
New York
Foxboro
Mass
Yankees
Gene
Pumpsie Green
Washington
Police Crack Down At Helsinki Youth Festival
Reinforced police stood guard as protests against the Communist sponsored World Youth Festival continued in Helsinki Fin land. Tear gas clubs and mounted officers broke up shouting crowds of 6000 to 7000. Few arrests, most released. Police reported many demonstrators were drunk. The demonstrations began Friday, two days before the festival opening. About 10 000 youths from 144 countries participate.
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Helsinki
Finland
Polic
Officrs
American League Standings and This Week's Schedule
The American League standings show New York leading with 61 wins and 39 losses, followed by Los Angeles 57-45 and Minnesota 57-46. Baltimore is 53-51, Cleveland 51-49, with KC 45-59, Washington 39-61. Monday results: All-Stars 9, National League All-Stars 4. Next games include New York at Washington and Los Angeles at Cleveland.
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Los Angeles
Minnesota
Baltimore Ieee
Cleveland
Ccesss
Bono cc Cveses
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
National League Standings and All Star Schedule
National League standings show Los Angeles at 71 35 and San Francisco at 67 39 with Cincinnati and Milwaukee trailing. American League All Stars list no games scheduled with Chicago Philadelphia New York Houston St. Louis and Pittsburgh among others noted for upcoming events.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
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Gebexwee
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Houston
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
O'Hanley Returns in Uniform for Patriots
Ross O'Hanley arrives at Patriots camp after nine month Air National Guard tour in France. He will join intrasquad game in Salem and may see action tomorrow night. Coach Holovak makes initial cuts including Charlie Martin Tom McNamara and Joe DeNone as competition tightens. AFL commissioner Joe Foss to visit the camp. O'Hanley is in fine shape and portable for duty through Aug. 20.
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Mass
Boston Patriots
Ross O’hanley
O'Hanley
102Nd Tactical Fighter Wing
Massachusetts Air National Guard
O’hanley
Boston
Phalsbourg
France
Mike Holovak
O Hanley
Salem
AFL
Joe Foss
Patriots
Andover Academy
Holovak
Charlie Martin
Tufts
Tom McNamara
Boston College
Joe DeNone
Geneva College
Dick Hassen
Columbia
Building Association Bazaar Sponsored by Biddeford Group
The Building Association auxiliary will hold a bazaar Thursday through Saturday at the former Penney store on Main Street Biddeford from 1 to 9 p.m. Proceeds fund new kitchen dishes and utensils for the Scout hall on Mason Street. Items include handmade articles a white elephant table and home baked foods. Committee members include Mrs. Allen Sneider chairwoman Mrs. Chris Proulx Mrs. Euclide Millette Mrs. Albert Gardella Mrs. Philip Hatch Mrs. Ilvene O'Brien Mrs. Maude Rogalski and Mrs. Daniel Burnham.
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Troop 1 Building Association Auxiliary
Penney
Main Street
Biddeford
Mason Street
Allen Sneider
Chris Proulx
Maple Syrup Gamble Pays Off In Darker Syrup Topping
Seven Cortland County producers with Cornell help created Maple Topping from dark syrup, selling the product to major grocers. The cooperative formed with 100 gallons of syrup as entry, funding upgrades and planning a dedicated plant. Demand soars as dark syrup now yields $9 to $12 per gallon.
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Associated Press
Experimen
Willis Streeter
Streeter
Cortland County
Middle Class Man Louis Kaplan Was Millionaire
Boston AP report shows Louis Kaplan 83 died March 9 leaving an estate valued at 1,240,857 with real estate trusts not counted likely raising total near 3 million. Kaplan, a quiet Chelsea real estate dealer and father of 10, was born in Russia and lived with wife Sarah in a three story suburban home.
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Louis Kaplan
Russia
Kaplan
Sarah
Chelsea
Suffolk County
Jules Angelf
Beach Man Fined $10 For Assault
Michael Christy a 69 year old resident of 19 Fast Grand Avenue Old Orchard Beach was fined $10 on an assault charge by Trial Justice Wesley Mewer in Old Orchard Beach court last night. The complaint was registered by an employee. Several intoxication cases were also heard.
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Michael Christy
Fast Grand Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Wesley Mewer
Foreign Affairs Big Item In Start Of JFK Regime
AP assesses Kennedy first 18 months with Congress focusing on foreign affairs. Highlights include the failed Cuba invasion handling, Berlin stand against Khrushchev, and stalled disarmament talks. Europe and Asia saw crises in Latin America, Africa, the Congo, Laos, and Vietnam, with U Thant chosen as UN secretary general and a pivotal Vienna meeting with Khrushchev.
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U Thant
Dag Hammarskjold
Europe
Britain
Vienna
Marketing Plan For Potatoes Is Endorsed
Washington AP The Agriculture Department endorsed a bill to regulate potatoes used for canning and freezing under a marketing order. Floyd Hedlund said producers should be allowed to benefit from marketing programs. The bill would end the exemption for canned and frozen potatoes to address quality concerns cited by Hedlund and Potato Growers Association spokesman Francis P. Pusateri.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Floyd F. Hedlund
Department
Fruit and Vegetable Division
House Agriculture
Hill Reunion Slated At Baptist Church Saturday
The 31st Hill descendants reunion will gather at Goodwins Mills Baptist Church on Saturday. Dinner is at noon followed by a business meeting with speaker William Clark of Kennebunk.
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Baptist Church
Goodwin's Mills
William Clark
Kennebunk
Abortion Suit Dismissed In Arizona Case
Mrs. Finkbine and husband saw no ground for prosecution after Judge McFate dismissed the suit against Maricopa County and Arizona officials. He noted officials would drop any prosecution if life was in danger. The case, involving Sherri Finkbine of Romper Room fame, was strengthened by hospital authorities and lawyers conference as the couple planned leaving the state.
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Jobless Claims Fall to 1956 Low in Maine
Unemployment benefits at the Biddeford Maine office of the Maine Employment Security commission dropped to the lowest level since September 1956 last week. Office manager Francis M. Coughlin reported 488 claimants, down from 510 two weeks earlier.
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Coughlin
Biddeford
Maine Employment Security Commission
Francis M. Coughlin
Revised Schedule of Minimum Milk Prices 1962 Maine
The Maine Milk Commission fixes minimum wholesale and retail milk prices effective August 1 1962 for Berwick Biddeford Saco Kennebunk Kittery Portland Sanford Alfred markets. Public hearing held February 6 1962 in Augusta, prices set as just and reasonable to ensure supply and fair returns. violators face license revocation and fines.
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Maine
Berwick
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County of
York
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Kennebunkport
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Dennett Island
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Westbrook
Falmouth
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Cumberland
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