Windham Man Wins 50 Lap Feature at Beech Ridge
Dick Wolstenhulme of Windham won the 50 lap feature at Beech Ridge Speedway beating Dale Avery of York and Dave Darveau of Augusta. Darveau retired at lap 35 with engine trouble, Jim Chantler took third. Miss Beech Ridge 1968 Ruth Skillings presented a Maine State Stock Car Racing Association honor to the late Donnie Peterson’s mother. B and C class winners listed with drivers and top finishers. Qualifying results noted for Classes A B.
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Scarborough
Dick Wolstenhulme
Windham
Beech Ridge Speedway
Dale Avery
York
Dave Darveau
Augusta
Darveau
Jim Chantler
Beech Ridge
Ruth Skillings
Donnie Peterson
Portland
Calvin
Lee Cluff
Kennebunkport
Larry Tanguay
Bob Tanguay
Roger Hanscom
Ben Meyers
Jim Chambers
Calvin Reynolds
Pete Peterson
Anderson
Bobby Turner
Local Qualifying Roster for Class C Event
The standing lists first qualifying in Class C with Pete Peter son Jeff Stevens and Bob Bab. It shows second qualifying with Larry Chandler Al Graam and Al Varney. John Kimball Bill Haskell and Ben Meyers are noted as third?
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Pete Peterson
Jeff Stevens
Bob Bab
Larry Chandler
al Graam
al Varney
John Kimball
Bill Haskell
Ben Meyers
Standings and results from major leagues and cities
National League standings show Chicago leading with .667, Pittsburgh at .600 and New York at .440 as Philadelphia and Montreal trail. West results list Atlanta and Los Angeles close in the race with San Francisco, Cincinnati, and Houston. Sunday's scores feature Chicago, New York, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Montreal, Houston, San Diego, and Cincinnati in decisive games. American League East shows Baltimore and Washington atop, with Boston, Detroit, and Cleveland in pursuit. Multiple interleague results and upcoming matchups surface, including Los Angeles at Chicago and Cincinnati at New York among others.
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Associated Press
National League
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philaphia
New York
St. Louis
Montreal
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Fran
Cincinnati
San Diego
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
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Minnesota
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Detroit
Washington
Montpas Qualifies Distaff Bowler For Finals Tilt
Mrs Jeannette Montpas won the weekly high single at Roll-A-Way Lanes Biddeford Elm Street securing a spot in the qualifying finals set for September 7 at Roll-A-Way Lanes. She joins Lorraine Perron and Loretta Patry in the handicap event over a 10 string route.
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Jeannette Montpas
Elm Street
Biddeford
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Key season leaders include Carew and Mine for batting average at .395 with 35 at bats, and Santo and McCovey among leaders in runs batted in and home runs. Pitching leaders feature McNally and Jenkins with three decisions, and notable strikeout leaders like McLain and Culp. The fragment lists multiple players across teams such as Balt, Chic, StL, SF, Cin, Hou, and L.A. with various stats including runs, triples, stolen bases, and wins.
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Associated Press
Carew
Mine
Petrocelli
Bost
F. Robinson
Robinson Balt
Murcer
N. E
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Mpoublesb
Johnson
Fr.ples
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Oak
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Balt
F. Howard
Wash
Harper
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Tamaneris
White
McNally
Phoebus
McLain
Det
Culp
Jones
N. Y
M. Alou
Kessinger
Chic
Rose
Cin
Santo
Tolan
McCovey
Pinson
St.l
A. Johnson
Parker
L.A
Used Trucks Are Listed in Section 12 Want Ads
Section 12 of the want ads lists used light and heavy trucks for sale by local dealers and private sellers. The listings include make models year and asking prices with several units priced under 3000 dollars.
Bentley College Wins Two At St Francis
Bentley College of Waltham Mass won the opener 7 4 at St Francis and took the second 11 2 Knights. A rare triple play occurred in the seventh inning of the second game with runners on first and second and none out. Lou Piccola fielded a liner, forced at second, then fired to first to complete the play. Tom Martin homered with a teammate aboard in the sixth for St Francis.
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RBI
Bazinet
Bilodeau
Worth- Jean
Vallee
Ington
Kault
L'Dutrembie
Audet
Dra- Hickey
Peau
Bernier
Dutrembie
Letellier
Drapeau
Pleau
Worthing- Draau
Worthing- Draau 0, Letellier St. Dominics High
Lewishase
Pleauton
St. Louis High
Worthington
HO Drapeau Letellier
Alumni Field
Ings
Worthing
Dams
St. Louis Worthing
Dutremble
Allee
Faucher
Louis
Selier
St. Dominics
Samant
Bos
Les Audet
Biddeford
Gagnon
Rault
Inics Hickey
Jean
Morin
Ef Martin
St. Low
Bazine
Rousseau
Labranche
Lebrun
Maurice
Ab Laliberte
Treals
Pare
Thibault
St. Louis
Peane
Bi-lodeau
Hickey
Lou Labranche
Sehioe Letellier
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Dominics
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Lebrun Dutremble
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Bentley College of
Waltham
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St. Francis
Knights
Bentley
Lou Piccola
Bill Fenney
Tom Martin
Softball League Revival Meeting Set in Biddeford
Adelbert Huot plans a Wednesday 6 30 p m meeting at Le Voltigeur Hall South Street Elm Street Biddeford to discuss launching a new softball league. Open to residents of Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach and nearby towns with aim to form committees and have league underway by Memorial Day.
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Adelbert Huot
Huot
le Voltigeur Hall
South Street
Elm Street
Biddeford
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Canadiens Clinch Stanley Cup In Sweep Of Blues
The Montreal Canadiens defeated the St. Louis Blues 2-1 to sweep the Stanley Cup finals in four games. John Ferguson scored the winner in the third period after Ted Harris tied 1-1, as Montreal extended its Cup ownership to 16 titles and St Louis faced another finals setback. Coach Claude Ruel spoke of the victory as personal and exhausting, while Scotty Bowman lamented a morale victory despite late-game improvement.
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ST. Louis
Claude Ruel
Montreal Canadiens
St. Louis Blues
Florida
Blues
Scotty Bowman
Canadiens
Montreal
John Ferguson
Ted Harris
Terry Gray
Ruel
Bowman
Massachussetts Yankee Conference track champions crowned
In Crono Maine Massachusetts won the outdoor track title with 63 points, Connecticut 56, New Hampshire 19, Maine 7, and Vermont 7. Boston College football held a spring scrimmage, Boston College beat the Whites 38-34 in an intra-squad game. Massachusetts also claimed the Yankee Conference tennis team title with 19 points despite no individual titlist.
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Crono
Maine
Massachusetts
Redmen
Tarde Ilana
Connecti
New Hampshire
Vermont
Newton
Mass
Joe Yukica
Boston
Eagles
Nl Maroons
Burlington, Vt
Trotters & Pacers Official Entries Post Time 7:30
Long list of trotter entries across nine races with pace events and purses from 450 to 600 dollars. Notable horses include Lady Blueblood Chinbro Sue and Saba with multiple jockeys across Race One and Two. The card features thoroughbred pacing meet details and numerous drivers such as J Winters L Norton R Fenno D Richards and G Reed.
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J. Winters
Chinbro Sue
D. Richards
M. Hodgkins Jr
R. Wing Jr
W. L. Whittemore
F. Smith
L. Hannah
R. Goodblood
Zanzibar
B. Smith
Ja. Hogan
Dardano and St Onge win Roll-A-Way event at Biddeford lanes
Mary Dardano and John St Onge combined a 2,197 scratch total with a 40 pin team handicap for a winning 2,237 total to defeat 11 other teams at Roll-A-Way Lanes Elm Street Biddeford Saturday. Dardano had 1,052. Papecum and Guilbeault second with 2,161. Audrey Fogg and Dick Grant led team singles with 252 and several 2,000+ team scores followed.
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Mary Dardano
John St. Onge
Elm Street
Biddeford
Guilbeault
Terry Noleite
Maurice Huot
Foss
Audrey Fogg
Dick Grant
E. Nadeau
J. Fleurent
R. Parsons
T. Parsons
A. Foge
D. Grant
L. Bouthillette
R. Foster
G. Boutet
Boutet
R. Marcotte
B Marcotte
D. Nadeau
T. Bryant
R. Danis
N. Danis
Rhode Island Leads, Goodwin Captures NH Singles Title
Rhode Island finished second with 18 points, New Hampshire 13, Vermont 8, and Connecticut and Maine with 1 each. Wayne Goodwin of New Hampshire won the singles title. Doubles champions were Tad Connerton and Tom Sherman of Rhode Island.
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Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
Maine
Wayne Goodwin
Tad Connerton
Tom Sherman
Rhode Is
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