Thornton Eleven Unveils Nine-Game Football Schedule
Athletic Director James McGaffin announced a nine game slate for Thornton academy. The schedule includes five home games and four away contests with opponents Sanford South Portland Lewiston Portland Cheverus Stephens Deering Edward Little and St. Louis.
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Biddeford Bowlers Vie For Worlds Pin Honors
Biddeford bowlers compete in the World candlepin championship in Springfield with Jerry Forrier and Nick Gillis in the men's doubles. Don Saucier of Biddeford and Floyd Beckwith of Portland also took part. The five man team includes Chris Anton Nick Gillis Al St Clair Floyd Beckwith and Hank Greenwood. Doris Gillis leads the Maine ladies in singles Sunday while the Biddeford men Gillis Anton and Al Huot forecast action in singles. Prizes total 1800 for top finishers along with trophies.
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Delay Reported In Biddeford School Plans
Victor Spencer of Spencer Millward associates told the Biddeford school building committee he cannot complete final plans for the new high school until June 20 at the earliest. Construction start will be delayed as state approval of plans is required before bids. Supt. Paul Larrabee said construction cannot begin before mid July at the earliest.
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Biddeford Softball and Local Sports Highlights
Memorial field hosts hard hitting softball as East End tops Green Lantern 25 4 while Le Voltiguer edges Green Lantern 25 20. UNH picks Dan Donovan as freshman baseball captain. Hilton heads to St Dunstan Univ. Bowdoin honors Robert Armstrong as varsity track manager. Maine bowling champs Chris Anton and Gillis duo celebrated. Remembrance of 1955 St Louis vs Biddeford senior day ends 6 7 with dramatic late rally and squeeze bunt.
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Little Lassies to Celebrate Bowling Season Banquet
The Little Lassies bowling leagues organized by Nick Gillis at 20th Century lanes will mark a successful season with a banquet at Rochambeau hall on Main Street Biddeford Sunday June 26 at 4 pm. Three leagues of eight teams competed all winter starting with four young bowlers per team. trophies and prizes await winners.
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Law Wins Eighth as Pirates Extend Lead in NL
Vern Law pitched an eight hit shutout over Philadelphia for his eighth win as the Pirates beat the Phillies 3-0 extending their NL lead to two games. Bob Friend earlier shut out Cincinnati and joined Law with 14 of the Pirates 29 victories.
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Gorham 36 Meet To Open Monday At Gorham Raceway
Gorham 36 night meet opens Monday June 6 at Gorham Raceway with a $160000 purse. General Manager Arthur B. Mc Gee announced a fast invitational $1000 event and a large stall demand as Lewiston trainers shift to Gorham for the season.
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Shantz Clamps Down As Yankees Top Sox 4-3
Boston pummeled Turley and led late but Bobby Shantz steadied New York. The Red Sox fell into a 4-0 hole, rallied with two runs, then Shantz preserved a 4-3 Yankee win as Boston dropped to two games behind Washington.
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Griffith Decision Spurs Hot Protest At St Nicholas Arena
New York fans rioted after Emile Griffith won a split decision over Jorge Fernandez in a ten round TV bout at St Nicholas Arena. chairs flew from the balcony striking ring staff and spectators. police restrained the disturbance after about 15 minutes while officials vowed to review the decision and crowd action.
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Pender Predicted to Knock Out Robinson in Boston Ring Clash
Boston AP Buckley asserts middleweight champion Paul Pender will KO Sugar Ray Robinson in the June 10 rematch at Boston Garden. Pender, 29, seeks to reclaim the title as New York and Maryland dispute the bout status with Pender intensifying his sparring and training schedule.
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Area Junior High Eagles blank Alfred in 6 0 win
Kennebunk Junior High notes the Eagles secure a 6 0 victory over Alfred, earning a fourth straight win and finishing 4 1 for the season. Soucie and Pelletier duel on the mound for three innings before a big fourth frame produced seven runs. Bobby Pelletier carried a no hitter into two outs in the ninth before Goodrich singled for Alfred’s lone hit.
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Oilers rally to 13 3 win over Rochambeau in Memorial field tilt
Roy and Perreault rally to a 13 to 3 victory over Rochambeau at Memorial Field. Bolduc and Gagne hit two run homers while Bolduc, Chenard and others tallied multiple hits as Oilers clinched the win with an eight run burst in the sixth.
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Beach Town Little League Announces First Week Standings
The Old Orchard Beach Little Town league finishes its first week with standings led by teams with 1 0 records. Sponsors include D and, Dickson and Simpson Market, Dems, Democratic Social Club, Kiwis, Kiwanis Club, and Cubs. Clarence Botting and Charles M. Hogan praise sponsors for enabling 104 local players to enjoy summer baseball.
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Weekend Little League Near Biddeford
Little League games set at 4rial Field West Road Biddeford. Matches include Biddeford Lace Journal versus Pastime and Kiwanis club against Rotary club in a busy weekend slate.
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Doyon Triumphs In Low Scoring Softball Tilt
Doyon earns a 1-0 record as the winning pitcher while Janelle takes the loss to Belair. Final score details show wild pitches and multiple innings with Janelle recording 15 at bats over 6 1 3 innings and Belair scoring in the early frames. Umpires Bergeron and Nadeau oversaw the 1:35 game time.
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