Exhibition Baseball Results From Monday
The Associated Press reports Monday results: St. Louis beat Detroit 1 0 New York A 6 Chicago A 0 Cincinnati 6 Houston 3 Minnesota 7 Philadelphia 3 New York N 5 Boston 3 Los Angeles 10 Washington 8 Pittsburgh 7 Kansas City 1 Chicago N 4 San Francisco 2 Californi a 6 Cleveland 1 Atlanta 0. Wednesday games include Baltimore Kansas City New York A Boston Fort Lauderdale California Chicago N Scottsdale Chicago A Pittsburgh Fort Myers Cleveland San Francisco Phoenix lda Houston Cocoa Minnesota Philadelphia Orlando Washington Atlanta Pompano New York N Cincinnati St Petersburg Fla Los Angeles St Louis Vero Beach Fla
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St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Houston
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Boston
Los Angeles
Washington
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
San Fran
Californi
Cleveland
Atlanta
Baltimore
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
California
Scottsdale
Ariz
Fort Myers
San Francisco
Phoenix
Lda
Cocoa
Orlando
Pompano
St. Petersburg
Vero Beach
Kezar Falls Edges Pastime in Western Maine Bowling
In the Western Maine A league Kezar Falls defeated Pastime by seven pins. Fern Cote led Pastime with 331, while Al Ferland top scored for Kezar Falls with 322. Final totals: Pastime 1500 pins, Kezar Falls 1507 with five individual scores listed.
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Kezar Falls
Fern Cote
al Ferland
F. Cote
M. Gould
B Manford
P. Binette
H. Dee
A. Ferland
College Scores Quarter Finals Roundup
Southern Illinois 72 defeats Duke 63 while Marshall tops Nebraska 119 to 88 in the men’s quarter finals. NAIA first round results include St Marys Tex 59 over Wartburg Iowa 56 and Guilford NC 70 over Boston State Mass 61. Other winners include Oklahoma Baptist 55 over Alcorn A M 52 and St Benedict 80 over Linfield. Chadron Neb 83 over Millersville Pa 66 and Midwestern Tex 96 over Dickinson ND 77. Southwestern La 110 over Findlay Ohio 73 and Morris Harvey W Va 103 over Howard Payne Tex 85.
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St. Mary's
Tex
Wartburg
Iowa
Guilford
N.C
Boston State
Mass
Oklahoma Baptist
Alcorn
A&m
Miss
St. Benedict
Linfield Ore
Chadron
Neb
Millersville
Midwestern
Dickinson
N.D
Southwestern
Findlay
Ohio
Morris Harvey
W.va
Howard Payne
Cagou Bird of New Caledonia Near Extinction
The cagou, a flightless crane family bird native to New Caledonia, faces extinction with only about 20 individuals remaining. It has an orange beak white feathers short wings and is chicken sized, once thousands inhabited the island.
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Pacific
New Caledonia
New Zealand
Attitude Of Americans Has Changed Over Years
AP News Analyst notes a shift in Congress and public mood from Truman to Johnson. The piece cites postwar welfare advances, New Deal lineage, and the 1965 Great Society as making social welfare routine. It contrasts Truman’s harsh reception with Johnson’s broader support from Congress despite some Democratic criticism over Vietnam.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
Johnson
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Japan
Truman
John
Vietnam
The Robins Sing to Claim Territory After Migration
The robin song marks a territorial stakeout as male birds return north after migration. The spring chorus signals rivals and establishes breeding areas for the season.
iCopter Force Leaves Thailand After Training Task
A 25-helicopter U S Air Force unit completed duties in Thailand and handed airlift tasks to Thai pilots. The move follows U S safety rules and contrasts with Vietnam era operations. The Pentagon noted no U S helicopter losses or combat use in Thailand.
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Washington
U.S. Air Force
Thailand
United States
U.S
Defense Department
Vietnam
Fort Rucker
Ala
Shephard Air Force Base
Texas
Today in History entries for March thirteenth to fifteenth
On this date in history notable events include Eli Whitney patenting the cotton gin in 1794 Albert Einstein born in 1879 the Gold Standard Currency Act of 1900 establishing the dollar as unit of value and McKinley signing it an executive order founding Pelican Island Florida the first US bird reservation in 1903 the 1939 collapse of Czechoslovakia and 1944 US bombers striking Rome rail yards.
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Associated Press
Eli Whitney
Albert Einstein
William McKinley
United States
Pelican Island
Fla
Republic of Czechoslovakia
Rome
Manchester
England
United Nations
Geneva
Cape Kennedy
Bowdoin Upward Bound program funds extend hope
Bowdoin College runs an Upward Bound program serving 50 Maine youths with federal antipoverty funds of 82 258 dollars. Director Robert Mellow and Doris Davis cite year round evaluation and community immersion to boost college prep and confidence amid funding limits and a two year plan.
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Brunswick
Robert Mellow
Bowdoin College
Mellow
Maine
Town Commons
Bowdoin
Mellon
Daniel Levine
Reginald Hannaford
Henry Bird
Cundy’s Harbor
Davis
Council Chagnon Tops Elks in Cribbage Series
Council Chagnon of Union St. Jean Baptiste defeated Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks 70 to 52 in the final cribbage game of a 10 match series at St. John's Hall Biddeford. Tourney total: St Jean 624 Elks 594. Banquet set for next Monday at 7 pm Elks Home Saco.
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Council Chagnon
Union St. Jean Baptiste
Biddeford - Saco
Portland Road
Saco
Council
Jerry Sevigny
Arthur Lemire
Ernest Valliere
Leo Paul Chretien
Joseph Derocher
Oscar Bouthot
Wilfred Arbour
Andre Laliberte
Walter Lamb
Ernest Leclair
Alcide Gag
Nation Hit By Wild Weather
A broad belt of storms unleashed hail up to baseball size near Evansville Indiana and Norman Oklahoma, with tornadoes near Holly Hill and Timmonsville South Carolina and near Evansville. Flooding affected southern Indiana, while the South faced record heat and the West saw heavy snow. Salt dust from the Great Salt Lake swept Utah cities. a Lake Powell boat capsized with three deaths.
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Associated Press
Utah
Evansville
Ind
Norman
Okla
Washita
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Holly Hill
Timmonsville
S.C
Ohio
Indiana
Clark
Floyd
Georgia
Savannah
Macon
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Presidio
Tex
Wichita Falls
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Western
Sierra Nevadas
California
Nevasda
Idaho
Great Salt Lake Desert
Lake Powell
Utah-Arizona
Los Angeles
Peruvian Textiles traced to 2500 B.C. craftsmanship
Archaeologists note Peruvian artisans produced some of the finest textiles as early as 2500 B.C., signaling advanced weaving skills and cultural complexity in ancient Andean societies.
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Duke
Marshall
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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iCopter
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Chuenes
Cadillac Motor Car Division
Harry. B. Center Inc
Elm Street
Biddeford, Maine
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Percy
REXSL
Main Street
Luke E. Hart Council
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Washington Street
Biddeford
Jacqueline Goulet
Jeannine Landry
Margue
Eleanor Sterling
Bath
Brunswick Times
AVCO
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Forest Ave
Portland
Meil Thi
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