Lachance Wins Twin City Bowling Title Over Saucier
Joe Lachance defeats Don Saucier at Pastime lanes to claim the Twin City bowling title with 1116 to 1090. It stays tight through the 20 string duel as Lachance trims a seven pin first half lead into a final 26 pin edge and 33 pin total. Lachance tallies 180 extra pins on 3 strikes and 22 spares. Saucier has 5 strikes and 21 spares for 175 bonus pins.
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Joe Lachance
Twin City
Don Saucier
Lachance
Saucier
National Mercantile Gue
Ichampion Home Ee
Beam House
Wink’s
Je Uette
J. Oils Ee
Dental Pharmacy
Stlan & Co
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Wink
J. Velevis
ST. Francis High School
J. St. Onge
A. Neault
Pepperell Girls
Giants
Black ME Cckaceuci
Sleepers
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Four Roses
Crazy Cats
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Sing
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M. Danis
C. McGarrahen
Holy Name League
Pepperell
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Dirty Birds
Holy Cross
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St Mary's
Shevenelle
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Knights of Columbus
Redees
al Huot
Clippers
Mickey Mouses
IGA Raccoons
Fecteau
IGA
R. Bellerose
Purple Passions
G. Forcier
M. Gonneville
AMVETS Pin Diadem Goes To Biddeford
Biddeford AMVETS won the state title at Big 20 lanes Scarborough with a 3 204 two week total led by Joe Lachance 706 Maurice Baillargeon 704 and Nick Gillis 653 The Saco Veterans placed second after a 3 204 total and Old Orchard AMVETS took third ahead of Scarborough and Portland with awards to be presented at the June state convention in Old Orchard Beach
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Biddeford Post
Amvets
Scarborough
Biddeford
Joe Lachance
Twin City
Roland Belair
Maurice Baillargeon
Lusty Janelle
Western Maine
Nick Gillis
Lachance
Baillargeon
Gillis
Janelle
Belair
Rusty Janelle
Saco
Lou Lachance
Paul Neault
Art Waters
Earl Clappison
Gene Moody
Gene McDonald
Tom Bill
Ray Pettengill
Portland
Old Orchard Beach
Connecticut Hoop Clubs Dominate NE Basketball
New England prep hoops report shows Connecticut teams dominating the regional tournament with Nutmeg players sealing most valuable honors. Connecticut schools claim 11 of 12 titles, Wilbur Cross and Hartford High stars highlighted, while lingering talk of withdrawal from the tournament surfaces as May Council decisions loom.
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Boston
Connecticut
New England
Hartford Public
Wilbur Cross
New Haven
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Council of New England Secondary School
Hartford
Dave Hicks
Stanley Poole
Eddie Griffin
Hicks
Ralph Buccini
Romero Aja
Spaulding High
Barre
Poole
Schedule Set In Stanley Cup Playoffs
New York AP reports the NHL Stanley Cup playoff schedule after Montreal clinched the regular season title and Toronto finished second. Chicago Black Hawks and Detroit Red Wings hold third and fourth seeds. Series A features Chicago Montreal with games March 26 26 March 26 if necessary April 1 4 6. Series B lists Detroit Toronto dates March 22 25 26 28 March 26 28 if necessary April 1 3 5 Detroit Toronto if necessary.
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New York
National Hockey League
Montreal
Toronto
Chicago Black Hawks
Detroit Red Wings
Chicago
Montrea
Detroit
Exhibition Baseball Results From Sunday Pairings
The Associated Press reports results from Sunday spring games across teams including Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Cleveland, San Francisco, and Chicago N. Several high scoring clashes feature Detroit 10 Philadelphia 8 and Cleveland 15 San Francisco 9, with rain limiting Minnesota vs Los Angeles to six innings.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
San Francisco
Boston
Lo Angeles
St. Petersburg
Fort Myers
Vero Beach
Phoenix
Palm Springs
West Palm Beach
Clearwater
Orlando
Bradenton
Mesa
Sarasota
Pompano Beach
Don Mossi
Ray Narleski
Poennant
Paul Foytack
Narleski
Tigers
Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Phils
Tony Curry
Cards
Harvey Haddix
Julian Javier
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Stan Musia
Daryl Spencer
Bob Gibson
Ron Kline
Lindy McDaniel
Bill Mazeroski
Stable Room At Rockingham Is At A Premium
Salem New Hampshire stable boss Pat Jordan faces the task of housing about 1 080 trotters and pacers for the 1961 Spring harness meeting at Rockingham Park. With 1 ½ new feed rooms added and a long waiting list to secure stalls, the early meet promises strong fields including Tidemite Wise Who, Matador and new arrivals Winhee Telepace and Song Hi Le plus veteran rulers Sumter Prince and Section Man.
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N. H
Rockingham Park
Pat Jordan
Pat
Glenn Gibbons
Florida
California
Glenn
New England
Rockingham
Old Rock
Tidemite
N. E. Pacer
Wise Widower
Matador
Winhee
Henry Clukey
Telepace
Robert Bach
L. A. Camp Farms
Sumter Prince
South Carolina
Song Hi le
Oxford Paper Co Reports Record 1960 Sales and Earnings
Portland AP. Oxford Paper Co cites 1960 as a record year with sales of 74,255,234 dollars and earnings of 2,284,460 dollars in its annual report to stockholders. President William H. Chisholm warns 1961 outlook appears foggy.
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Portland
Oxford Paper Co
William H. Chisholm
NIT doubleheader in New York paves path to semifinals
Dayton faces Temple and Niagara meets Providence in a Madison Square Garden doubleheader that will decide which pairs join St. Louis and Holy Cross in the NIT semifinals. Ohio State momentum and top NCAA contenders loom as the season nears its climactic weekend amid a shadow of a scandal.
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New York
Seton Hall
University of Connecticut
Henry Gunter
Arthur Hicks
Dayton
Madison Square Garden
Ohio State
Temple
Niagara
Providence
St. Louis
Holy Cross
Colorado State
Memphis State
Caloado State
Cincinnati
St. Joseph's
Utah
Kansas City
Wittenberg
Ohio
Southeast Missouri
Kentucky
Buckeyes
Princeton
Wake Forest
Charlotte
Skyline
Texas Teen
Kansas State
Lawrence
Billy McGill
Portland
Ore
Loyola of Los Angeles
Arizona State
Johnny Egan
DePaul
Army
Veteran golf pro Alex Chisholm dies at 75
Alex Chisholm a longtime golf professional at Biddeford and Saco courses and later at Portland area clubs died Sunday in South Portland at 75. He was born in Peabody Massachusetts and survived by a widow, two sons, a daughter, siblings, five grandchildren, and extended family. Funeral arrangements include a service from a local church with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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Alex Chisholm
Maine State Golf Association
Holy Name Society of Pea‘body
Mass
St. Margaret Church
Old Orchard Beach
Meergaret Eva Johnston
David Chisholm
Baltimore
Colin Chisholm
South Portland
Margaret Dunham
Saugus
Sarah Chisholm
Alice Chisholm
Peabody
Edward J. Chisholm
Lise Worth
Fla
Taq
Dariland
Alex Thomas Chisholm
Biddeford Country Club
Pesody
Colin and
Victoris Fraser Chisholm
Biddeford
Saco
Androscoggin Val
Lumi Eod Pltel
Builey Country Club
Gorham
N. H
Portland Country Club
Sacred Heart Church
Chisholm
Calvary
Cats Rack Up Fifth Straight Grammar Win
The league leading Cats remained undefeated with their fifth consecutive victory, defeating the Tigers 35 to 6 at the BHS gym in a Biddeford Grammar School tilt. In the co feature the Celtics beat the Warriors 23 to 18, the losers extending their losing streak to five. The Celtics stand 3-2 for second place while the Tigers sit 2-3 for third.
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Cats
BHS
Tigers
Celtics
Warriors
Weekend trip canceled by President Kennedy
Rainy weather led President Kennedy to cancel a Sunday visit to his country home near Middleburg Virginia where his wife had spent the weekend.
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Washington
Kenneday
Middleburg
MFGA Adopts County Membership Plan Under New Setup
The Maine Fish and Game Association shifts from single unit to county membership at Hallowell meeting. Clarence W. Roth reelected president, with Arthur Bennett and Clifford Gove among veterans. Woodbury Thompson named first vice president. New county structure appoints delegates, with one vote per county for now. Association supports LD 575 for access roads to great ponds and opposes private game preserves. Eight of nine counties reported organized, others lining up. Franklin and Piscataquis cautious but hopeful.
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Maine Fish and Game Association
Hallowell
Clarence W. Roth
Litchfield
Arthur Bennett
Presque Isle
Clifford FE. Gove
Biddeford
Francis D. Orne
Rocyland
Woodbury
D. Thompson
Falmouth
James J. Carr
Richmond
Robert Stephens
Kittery
William Y. Tasker, Jr
Kittery Point
Stephens
York
Cumbriand
Sagadahoc
Oxford
Kennebec
Lincoln
Knox
Aroostook
Androscoggin County
Franklin County
Franklin
Herbert McCusick
East Corinth
Piscataquis County
MFGA
Bearded Bordermen Plan Beards for Frontier Week
The Calais St Stephen Frontier Week planning committee asks U S officials Kennedy and Dillon for permission for U S border guards to grow beards during the July observance while Canadian guards already have received such permission. The request notes costs or allowances related to the beard policy.
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Calais
St. Stephen
N. B
Robert Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
U.S
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