Yanks Bring Junior A Hockey Back To Biddeford Arena
The Maine Yanks led by Bruce Glazier return to Biddeford Ice Arena to face UM Portland Gorham Monday with plans for Monday games through May if the arena status allows. The team features 15 year old star Steve Fleurant and a roster with players from Biddeford Kennebunk Portland Lewiston and UNH. A rubber match in the series with UM P G follows two prior meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Spath
Paul Revere
Biddeford-Saco
Yanks
Maine Yanks
Bruce Glazier
Biddeford
University of Maine At Portland-Gorham
Glazier
Maine
Ice
Hollywood
Howard Hughes
Burley Herget
Steve Fleurant
Dan Gunn
Dana Robertson
Kennebunk
Fleurant
St. Francis
Cape Cod
Philadelphia
Paul Rodrigue
Canada
World Hockey Association
UMPG
Beniquez
Heise
Red Sox
Don Zimmer
Bradenton
Pirates
Johnson
Japan
Chunichi Giants
Steve Barr
Mark Bomback
Bill Kouns
Don Aase
Dick Pole
Craig Skok
Blue Eliminates TA In Overtime In Biddeford Tournament Final
Portland edged Thornton Academy 61 60 in overtime to reach tonight's championship versus Doran's Pharmacy at Tiger Gym. In the semi Portland beat Carpenters 61 60 after a late surge. TA led 45 41 entering the fourth as Ray Bergeron scored 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue
Portland
Doran's Pharmacy
Biddeford
Tiger Gym
The
Carpenters
Thornton Academy
Don Fogg
Jerry's Restaurant
Sanford
Blue Blazes
Westbrook
Thornton
Ray Bergeron
Steve Fogg
Don McGaffin
Thornton Pire
Joel Rogers
Rogers
Jeff McNabb
Bergeron
Dogan
Steve Fall
Redskins
Dave
Warner
South Portland
Cleveland looks strong in Red Sox win over Pirates
Boston pitcher Reggie Cleveland, in best shape of spring, tossed five innings of one run ball as the Red Sox beat the Pirates 9 2. He trimmed weight, focused on diet and hard running, calling this his leanest, strongest spring. Manager Darrell Johnson noted Cleveland was 12 14 pounds lighter earlier in camp and that he has four or five pounds to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Haven
Fla
Reggie Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland
St. Louis Cardinals
Darrell Johnson
Reggie
Boston
Pirates
al Oliver
Orange Grove
Rick Kreuger
Danny Cater
Juan Beniquez
Bob Heise
Cater
AP Selects All-Americans for 1975 season
NC State star David Thompson headlines The Associated Press All-America team for 1975. join him on the first team are Adrian Dantley of Notre Dame Dave Meyers UCLA Luther Burden Utah and Scott May Indiana Second Team features John Lucas Maryland Rudy Hackett Syracuse Gus Williams USC Leon Douglas Alabama and Kevin Grevey Kentucky Third Team names Clyde Mayes Rutgers Phil Sellers Richmond Lionel Hollins Arizona State and Ron Lee Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Carolina State
David Thompson
Thompson
Darling
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Adrian Dantley
Dave Meyers
UCLA
Luther “Ticky’ Burden
Utah
Indiana
Scott May
John Lucas
Maryland
Lucas
Syracuse
Rudy Hackett
Gus Williams
Southern Cal
Alabama
Leon Douglas
Kentucky
Kevin Grevey
Clyde Mayes
Furman
Phil Sellers
Rutgers
Richmond
Bob McCurdy
Lionel Hollins
Arizona State
Ron Lee
Oregon
Wolfpack
Buffalo State
Dantley
Ris
Callahan Named All Star In Naismith Conference
Bob Callahan of St Francis College was named to the first team All Star. The first team also included Bob O Dell Nassau Ned Bohan Kim Kaplan Bryant and Howie Jarvis Barrington. Bryant coach Jim Szikaski named coach of the year and Ned Bohan MVP. Bryant and Babson announce withdrawal, last conference meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Callahan
St. Francis College
Naismith Basketball
Bob O'Dell
Nassau
Ned Bohan
Kim Kaplan
Bryant
Howie Jarvis
Barrington
Russ Opie
St. Francis
Roger O Donnell
Nasson
Chris Johnson
Joe Conroy
Charlie Kelley
Babson
Tom Lynch
Pat Reed
Tom Swenson
Ken Gurley
Gordon
Jeff Wells
Bob Melvin
Tom Dupont
Bryant Jim Szikaski
SPA Denies Class D Protest Over Maine Tourney
The State Principals Association basketball committee denied Jonesport-Bears protest of the Class D state tournament outcome. Jonesport-Beals claimed two time-outs were neglected, leaving more time, and alleged Gould Academy violated seven players on the floor. Officials noted only one referee from Washington County among the 12 teams and the protest was unanimously rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
State Principals Association — Basketball Committee
Jonesport-Bears
Gould Academy
Jonesport-Beals
SPA
Washington County
Orioles Aim for Pennant as Power Rush Returns
Baltimore opens spring with Memorial Stadium as home base and Earl Weaver forecasting a strong 1975 run. New buys include Lee May, Ken Singleton, Dave Duncan, and Mike Torrez, boosting a lineup led by Brooks Robinson and Mark Belanger. Pitching staples Cuellar, Palmer, and Grimsley anchor a deeper staff as Weaver envisions more home runs and a tighter East with renewed attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Catfish Hunter
Bobby Bonds
Orioles
Lee May
Ken Singleton
Dave Duncan
Mike Torrez
Montreal
Dave McNally
Boog Powell
May
Brooks Robinson
Mark Belanger
Bobby Grich Singleton
RBI
Paul Blair
Anoth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steve McNabb
Paul Lavangie
Manoogian
Lavangie
Bunnell
Ross
Gagne and
Corriveau
Shaini
Adams
Auger
Fall
Allaire
Jack
Laurel
Milne
Heureux
Caron
Boyd
Spencer
Dexter
Tedford Manoogian
Oliver
Thombs
Currier
Sanford i
Hogan and Scruton
Air Force
Meyers
Burden
Brazil
North Carolina
Hoosiers
Gould
Miami
Baltimore Orioles
Earl Weaver
Jerold C. Hoffberger
Bult Hoffberger
Memorial Stadium
Don Baylor
al Bumbry
Jim Palmer
Cy Young
Torres
Ross Grimsley
Cuellar
Blair
Oriole
Bob Reynolds
Grant Jackson
Wayne Garland
Doyle Alexander
Jesse Jefferson
Duncan
Andy Etchebarren
Earl Williams
Elrod Hendricks
Weaver
Grich
Baylor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!