Thornton Academy Hosts International Debate Tourney
Thornton Academy welcomed 140 high school representatives for the third annual International Debate Tournament. Portland High School won first place with eight wins, Deering High second, Portsmouth High third, and trophies presented to winning team members John Geary Penny Tselikis Rosemary Burke and John Sherwood.
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Thornton Academy
Portland High School
Deering High
Portsmouth High
Portland High
Rockland High
Portsmouth
Rockland
Edward Little
Laconia
Dover
Westbrook
South Portland
Winnaconnet High
Hampton
N. H
Biddeford High
St. Dominic Boys’ High
St. Dominic Girls’ High
Lewiston
Lynnfield
Mass
John Geary
Penny Tselikis
Rosemary Burke
John Sherwood
Evelyn Rowe
Academy
Susan Willey
Kathy Dentico
Ruth FE. Curran
Joseph Dentico
Rose
Kennebunk man found guilty in assault case in Saco
In Saco Municipal Court Associate Judge William F. Wilson ordered Kennebunk resident Jack Pierce 21 to pay a $75 fine or serve 60 days in jail after a guilty verdict on assault and battery charges. Pierce had pleaded innocent for allegedly attacking Robert Jenkins 70 at Pepperell Square. He appealed to the May York County Superior Court with $200 bail. Also, Homer Brousseau 61 of Saco was freed to March 1 on a leaving scene charge, with $500 bail, tied to a King Street crash that struck pedestrian Mrs. Frank Benson 43.
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Alfred
William F. Wilson
Saco
Jack Pierce
Cole Road
Robert Jenkins
Atlantic Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Jenkins
Pepperell Square
Pierce
Wilson
York County
Brousseau
Charles Hennessey
U S Soldiers Wore Campaign Dress in Mexican War
U S soldiers first wore campaign dress during the Mexican War. Their uniforms bore similarities to those of today’s West Point cadets.
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U. S
West Point
Driving Case In Court Continued Against Panteleakos
A driving after suspension case against John S. Panteleakos of 18 Emery Street Biddeford was continued for 10 days by Judge Simon Spill in Biddeford Municipal Court. Complainant is Capt. a Poirier of Biddeford.
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John S. Panteleakos
Emery Street
Biddeford
Simon Spill
Capt
A Poirier
Biddeford Pace
Biddeford Man Fined 15 for Speeding in Downtown Zone
In a court action Saturday Raynold J Jalbert 23 of Gray's Lane Biddeford was fined 15 for speeding 50 mph in a 15 mph zone on Main Street Biddeford Judge Spill suspended his license for 10 days Complainant was Capt Philip Poirier Also noted is Don Arlich youngest Houston Colts roster member from North St Paul Minn aged 19 a southpaw pitcher who played for North during the winter
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Raynold J. Jalbert
Gray's Lane
Biddeford
Main Street
Spill
Philip Poirier
Houston Colts
Don Arlich
North St. Paul, Minn
North
Exhibition Baseball Results Summary
The Associated Press reports spring results across cities with Chicago two wins over Cincinnati, Los Angeles a doubleheader split, Detroit beating Milwaukee, St. Louis edging New York and other notable scores. Sunday games saw Kansas City, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Washington winning, plus Chicago A routing Cincinnati 30 to 3 and several close finishes.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Washington
Pittsburgh
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
San Francisco
Houston
Miami
Bradenton
Fort Myers
Clearwater
St. Petersburg
Phoenix
Tuc
Son
Pompano Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Palm Springs
Saco Rangers Drill Team To Appear On TV Cavalcade
The Saco Rangers drill team will be shown Monday March 19 on the Yowh Cavalcade program at 7 p m over a Portland TV station. Drill leaders announced the appearance. St Paul High last spring won one of three decisions for Jacksonville in the Class A Sally League.
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Portland
St. Paul High
Jacksonville
Wings edge toward final playoff spot in NHL race
Detroit holds a share of fourth place, aided by Montreal, and can clinch momentum with a win over the Rangers on Wednesday. The Red Wings tied Boston 2 2 after trailing twice, while New York fell to Montreal 2 1 and Toronto beat Chicago 3 2.
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Associated Press
National Hockey League
Detroit
Red Wings
Montreal
New York
Wings
Rangers
Boston
Gump Worsley
Toronto
Chicago
Canadiens
Mohns to receive Eddie Shore Award in Bruins finale
Boston defenseman Doug Mohns is voted the first Eddie Shore Award winner to be presented at the Bruins final home game of the season on March 25. He scored his 100th major league goal last night in Boston's 2-2 tie with Detroit, a result that left Boston short of the NHL record and allowed Detroit to catch New York for the last playoff berth.
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Doug Mohns
Eddie Shore
Boston Bruins
Boston Garden
Mohns
Bruins
Detroit
Winess Streas
Red Wings
New York
Yorkshire Pudding Tips For A Classic Roast
A kitchen note suggests preparing all ingredients except beef drippings and letting them sit at room temperature before mixing the batter. The tip aims to improve batter consistency and rise for a traditional Yorkshire pudding.
Ibiza Becomes Playground for Beatnik Bohemians and Tourists
Ibiza Spain hosts a mixed crowd of beatniks and middle class tourists drawn by sun and low costs. Bohemians arrive May to October living in hostels on about eight dollars a month, while locals observe their beards, flowing hair and provocative beachwear. Domino cafe becomes a jazz haven for outsiders, watched by Ibizencos who remark on American brusqueness and loud conduct, even as European visitors adopt similar behaviors amid rising prosperity in Germany England and France.
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Ibiza
Spain
Riviera
Mediterranean
Interwoord
Paris
Munich
Stad
London
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Sydney
San Frans
Domino
Europe
Germany
England
France
Saco Cub Scout Dens Busy On Several Projects
Saco Cub Scout Pack 310 dens meet at First Parish Congregational church and member homes. Den mothers and den chiefs led groups from Den 1 through Den 11 in painting plaques, making puppets, and preparing skits for a March Pack meeting. A committee meeting is set for Saturday at 4 p.m. at Cubmaster Gerard Lambert’s home. Roundtable will be March 13 at 7:30 p.m. at Second Congregational church in Wells.
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Saco
First Parish Congregational Church
Den
Joan Means
Bernice Colomb
Tommy Lambert
Mark Audie
Leon Bouchard
Owen Colomb
Steven Kimball
Norman Means, Jr
David Milliard
Andy Paquette
Bruce Thompson
Dell Trecartin
Calvin Vanier
Wolf
Wayne Whitney
Cubs
John Carnevale
Richard Dube
Fredrick Erminelli
Lee Plaisted
Albert Roberts
Jean A. Servais, Jr
Andy Stickney
Gllenn Chagnon
Baoys
Den 7
Annette Scammon
Richard Milliard
Jon Boutet
Donald Grenier
David Leslie
Peter Mareiko
Ronald Scammon, Jr
Malcolm Stackpole
Robert Denton
Den 8
Carol Rutter
Nancy Hill
Steven Hill
Michael Hughes
Jeffrey Rutter
David Yarborough
John Porter
David Hill
Donald Ilurd
John Sangillo
Dennis Hill
Diane Rutter
Rita MacDonald
John Angis
Mark Duranceau
Willis Emmons
Russell Howland
Hugh MacDonald
Michael Spear
Richie Tripp
David Marden
Roger Bergeron
Mary Whittier
Majorie Kimball
David Whittier
Peter Kimball
Joseph Larochelle
Robert Wail
James Cunningham
Alex Mouzas
Ladd’s
Gerard Lambert
Second Congregational Church
Wells
Boy in blood-stained clothes arrested after doctor notice
Hospital police officer Arnold Paradis spotted the blood-splattered clothing of the boy, placed him under restraint with handcuffs, and escorted him to police headquarters for processing.
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Arnold Paradis
Inquiry Starts In Deaths Of Six Babies
In Binghamton New York two state agencies and local officials open an investigation into six infant deaths at Binghamton General Hospital and four more in critical condition. A nurse allegedly substituted salt for sugar in infant formula and a licensed practical nurse was suspended and questioned. no charges yet.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Binghamton General Hospital
Lillie Colvin
Dist
Atty
Stephen Smyk
Binghamton City
Beliveau Named Canadiens Captain Amid Coaching Shuffle
Jean Beliveau steps in as captain of the Montreal Canadiens replacing Doug Harvey who has moved to a playing coaching role with the New York Rangers. The change marks a notable shift in leadership as the teams adjust their rosters and expectations for the season.
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Jean Beliveau
Montreal Canadiens
Doug Harvey
New York Rangers
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