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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1965
Page
7
Pepperell girls finished with scores 66 56 47 and 61 leading pastimes at Pastime Lanes on the 27th. Percales and Fleur De Lis totaled 1 378 in team, with 480 in single records. I Gagne rolled 320 high game and L Marinello 121 high single.
Sixteen trophies were awarded across eight divisions at the St. Mary’s Associates Kiddie Karnival held at the Pastime Bowling Center. Proceeds benefited St. Mary’s Associates as over 90 youths aged 14 and under competed in a three string rolloff, with top scores including Carol LaChance 217 in the eight year old girls division and Shawn Anton 265 in the eight year old boys class.
Leo Beaulieu won the handicap rolloff at Pastime Bowling Center with a five string total of 661 on a 50 pin handicap. Dex ter Smith took second with 658 aided by a 100 pin bonus. Harry Goldthwaite had the high single at 128. Other finalists included H Goldthwaite 629 B Pettengill 595 L Therriault 592 R Menard 582 R Storey 575 H Newenham 569 R Boudreau 564 R Lajeunesse 497, with no house prize claimed.
Robin Roberts of Baltimore pitched a four hit complete game, his 275th win, securing a 5-1 victory over Minnesota. Bobby Knoop drove in four runs for the Angels with a homer and triple in a 5-4 win over Kansas City.
Lucille Reed won the Pepperell Girls First Shift League handicap rolloff at Pastime Bowling Center with 306 total including a 42 pin bonus. Terry Sylvestre was second with 297 and a 45 pin handicap. high single prize went to Joan Soulard with 102. 18 members competed with scores listed for each bowler.
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 14 wins and 6 losses, Cincinnati second at 12 and 8, Milwaukee 9 and 8, Chicago 8 and 9, San Francisco 10 and 11, Philadelphia 9 and 10, St Louis 9 and 10, New York 7 and 14, and Pittsburgh 7 and 14. Thursday results: Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 3. Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 3. Upcoming games: Houston at Chicago. Milwaukee at New York. St Louis at Philadelphia. Los Angeles at San Francisco. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
The bulletin lists New York at Cleveland and at Washington with rain, a 2 a.m. twi night in several games including Cleveland at Boston and Kansas City at Los Angeles, plus Chicago at Minnesota and Detroit at Baltimore with N designation.
Montreal Canadiens Jacques Laperriere Claude Provost Detroit Red Wings Roger Crozier Norm Ullman and Chicago Black Hawks Pierre Pilote Bobby Hull named to the NHL All Star team. Voting split midseason and at season end with Crozier topping second-half balloting.
Rosters for West Biddeford Little League teams were announced by officials. Players will meet at the Little League field on May Street at 6 15 Monday night. Loop officials said nonselected youngsters may join the summer league at May Field under Director Bob Cote. Rosters include Serpico's Market players and AFL-CIO listed youths with coaches Nels Eon and Alex Eon among names provided.
The Biddeford-Saco Journal lists players Alan Dutremble Richard Ruel Donald Gobeil Gregory Lamb Raymond Loranger William Miniutti William Cantara Stephen Dubois Raymond Montembeau Roger Beaudoin Stephen Whelan Leo Bourgeault Marc Levasseur Robert Valliere and Bradley Goulet with coaches Babe Dutremble and Jack Minutti. White Star names John Foran Normand Daigle Ronald Leblanc Guy Paquette Philip Labbe Jonathan Haines Roger Rousseau Ricky Labelle Stephen Beaudette Richard Goulet Craig Cantara Roger Bouregault John Robert Michael Viger Dennis Salvas and coaches Ray Berthiaume and Don Berthiaume.
Thornton Academy defeats Kennebunk High 91 to 49 in a cross meet led by Roger Miles and Bill Shea with three wins each. Rene Goupil starred in the 440 and TA relay, while Chuck Farwell won the two mile and Pete Bryant swept the mile and 880.
Former Los Angeles Laker center Jim Krebs died at age 30 in Woodland Hills after a tree fell during a neighbor’s tree cutting. He stood 6 feet 8 inches and weighed 230 pounds and began his NBA career with the Lakers.
Dick Moreau of the Lumberjacks won the annual Industrial League handicap rolloff at the 20th Century Lanes. He topped 23 bowlers with a 632 total and 9 bonus pins to claim the Babe Lemieux Trophy. Second went to Herve Paul with 614 total and 55 pins.
Canadian champion George Knudsen shot a two under par 68 to lead the Colonial National Invitational second round as 72 golfers contended at Fort Worth Texas. Five behind include Ben Hogan Johnny Pott Gene Littler Mike Souchak and Tommy Bolt. Arnold Palmer posted 73 and noted his double bogeys in sand traps.
Major League Leaders list top players by batting runs and hits across leagues. Highlights include Mays with 19 runs and 30 hits, Banks and Mays tied for 25 RBIs, and Wills leading stolen bases with 14. Pitching leaders include Gibson and Drysdale with 40 strikeouts.
The player, who pitched for the XYZ team in 1957 in Minneapolis, retired after the 1964 season to accept a bank position. He was a graduate of Southern Methodist University.
Boston backers insist the heavyweight title bout may be held May 25 at Boston Garden or moved to another site after Suffolk County seeks an injunction. The clash facing delays includes promoter questions between Boston's Sam Silverman and Intercontinental Promotions. If unserved, schedules hinge on court action and venue fate remains unsettled.
Burns School of Saco defeated Old Orchard Beach Junior High 11 to 2 in a Tri City Grammar League baseball game. Lane pitched five strikeouts and led Burns with a three hit day and five RBI. Welch and Desrochers had five hits combined for Burns while Lebrun, L heureux and Kelly added Seagull hits.
St Louis Jayvees routed Biddeford High reserves 14 to 1 at Waterhouse Field. Gobeil led with three hits as Paquette Lauzier added two each while Goulet and Laucier had Biddeford’s only safeties. Tremblay and Nava shared pitching duties with Tremblay earning the win.
In Kennebunk the registration date for children entering Junior Primary next September is Friday May 14. Registration at Cousens School and Consolidated School runs 12 30 p m to 3 p m. Children must be five by Oct 15 to enroll and parents must bring birth certificates. Copies of the Off to School brochure will be available at registration. If a parent cannot attend a special time may be arranged with the principal.
Governor Reed voiced reservations about a consulting firm’s $20,000 study on reworking the Department of Economic Development. He rejected making the DED commissioner answer to an advisory council and said policy should remain with the governor. He backs a master plan but favors $90,000, not $150,000, and questions regional offices until a master plan is in place.
Advertisement for a TV receiver aid aiding hearing impaired viewers to hear programs clearly without raising volume. Priced at 3.50, offered as a goodwill gesture to the hard of hearing. No payment by mail. delivery and installation included. Limited supply. Address: Acousticon, 536 Congress Street, Portland, Maine.
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