Gillis Captures Lane Lead In Sectional Dual
Nick Gillis of Millinocket led Scott Mc Laughlin in the first half of an inter sectional duel at Suero Lanes, setting a new Janes total of 1305 to Mc Laughlin’s 1289. The second half returns at 20th Century lanes next Friday at 3 30, with the winner facing Charlie Milan for the state crown.
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Nick Gillis
Scott McLaughlin
Suero
Gillis
McLaughlin
Avor
Charlie Milan
Lachance Wins Twin City Lane Championship
Henry Lachance defeats Leo Beaulieu in a tight title match at Pastime Bowling Center Biddeford. Lachance gains the Twin City championship by 12 pins after a late surge, finishing with 1,083 to Beaulieu's 1,086 including bonus pins from strikes and spares.
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Pastime
Biddeford
Twin City
Henry Lachance
Leo Beattlieu
Lachance
Beaulieu Kent
Beaulieu
Everglades floods sustain life of marsh birds
Periodic flooding in the tall grass and sedge swamps of the Everglades is essential to the life cycle of the birds that inhabit the area.
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Everglades
Wells Tops Berwick in Eastern York County League
Wells won its fourth straight by beating Berwick 14 to 5 to stay atop the Eastern Division standings. Bob Ahern led Wells with a big day while Berwick’s Jones collected two hits. Final line: Wells 14 Berwick 5. Pitchers listed include Searles Suhr Hutchins.
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Wells
York County Baseball League
Warriors
Bob Ahern
Jones
Searles
Suhr
P. Hutchins
Wells Trackmen Remain Undefeated in Dual Meet
Wells High triumphed over five rivals with 66 points to York 60. Amirault LaPierre and Darling led Wells in multiple events including an 880 yard relay clocking 1 36.5 setting a school record. York’s Taplin and Van Houten of Sanford posted top times with several strong showings across sprints and hurdles.
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Warriors
York
Sanford
Traip
Cape Elizabeth
St. Anthony’s
Kennebunk Beach
Amirault
Phillips
LaPierre
Darling
Keith Darling
Gerry LaPierre
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Jay van Houten
Magosci
Tommy Griffin
Bob McCrellis
Tony Sipila
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MeiCrellis
Neil CY
Agan
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Alvord
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Olmstead
Gittings
Donnell
Balentine
Kalman
Woodsome
Mithen
Munroe
L. Phillips
Randall
Lavigne
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Hermann
Nowell
Evans
Sipila
Thompson
Magocsi
Fights Last Night Feature Quatuor European Title Win
In Berlin Willie Quatuor 13142 defeated Michele Gullotti 13114 by KO to claim the European lightweight championship. Earlier in Chicago Bobby Foster 171 stopped Allen Thomas 175.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bobby Foster
Washington, DC
Allen Thomas
Berlin
Willie Quatuor
Germany
Michele Gullotti
Italy
Quatuor
Gough Dagon Jelley five leads
Gough, Dagon, Jelley five and Jelley Spencer five are cited as top performers in the report, highlighting five point achievements and notable scoring by each name. The brief lists players Gough Dagon Jelley Spencer with five points each, indicating a tied or balanced scoring effort.
Trotters and Pacers Tonight at 7:30 Post Time
Harness card lists eight races with pace and trot events. Notable entries include Nubbin Mate and Laurick in race one and Screen Star with Wee Bonnie Lee in race three, plus The Pelican and Adiowin among favorites in later races. Several drivers are unnamed, reflecting a mixed field across fourteen contenders and multiple menuevered placeholders.
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George Dale
G. Pratt Sr
Niagara Flash
H. Britt Oteca
Teresa Volo
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Windale
T. Miller
R. Howard
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R. Kellogg
Valinda Moraka
Highland Rogue
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Aston Vernon
D. Carlisle Jr
Symbol Dale
the Pelican
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F. Parker
Irish Pete
L. Norton
H. Knight
S. Bubier
Debbie Demon
He. Britt Symbolin
Paul Counsel
Just Nancy
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Randy Scot
F. Inman
Melody Square
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E. Wentworth
Susan Moraka
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Bob Rosecroft
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Fedors Fury
R. Gartley
Erickson Wins Dealers' League Roll Off at Roll-A-Way Lanes
Donn Erickson topped the Dealers' League Roll-Off at Roll-A-Way Lanes Biddeford with a 590 total aided by 95 pins handicap. Ray Dallaire was second with 581 after a 70 pin bonus and J Colpitts finished third with 571 and a 110 pin handicap. The event awarded trophies and cash prizes with final standings listed.
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Donn Erickson
Biddeford
Ray Dallaire
J. Colpitts
L. Plante
A. Henaire
B. Hallezuk
L. Goulet
R. Hanson
T. Hackett
L. Morin
R. Hilton
R. Moreau
S. Hutchinson
E. Coreau
R. Chaloult
Kennebunk Edges York High Eleven In Duel
Kennebunk edged York 3 2 in Southern York County high school baseball yesterday. Bobby Pelletier hit a decisive three base hit in the sixth driving in two to win for the visitors as Joe McCarthy of York and Kennebunk’s Nichols dueled. Veleis drove Pelletier home with a follow up hit after the two runs. York rallied in the final inning but fell short.
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Kennebunk
York County
Bobby Pelletier
Joe McCarthy
Nichols
Pelletier
Barry MacDonald
Stevens
Bobby Velevis
Conigliaro Shines As Red Sox Rally Past Senators
Rookie Tony Conigliaro doubled, singled, and scored twice as Boston beat Washington 9 3. Eddie Bressoud drove in the decisive runs with a two run single extending his hitting streak, while Bill Spanski earned his first major league win in six innings. The seven run seventh inning overturned a 3 2 deficit as Boston capitalized on two Senators errors and key hits from Clinton, Geiger, and Yastrzemski.
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Eddie Bressoud
Tony Conigliaro
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Chuck Hinton
Tony C
Bill Spanswick
Thompsonville
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Lu Clinton
Bob Tillman
Gary Geiger
Dalton Jones
Bressoud
Carl Yastrzemski
Frank Malzone
Ed Brinkman
Dick Stuart
Clinton
Yastrzemski
John Kennedy
Ken Funt
Dave Morehead
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Houston
Don Buddin
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Hoyt Wilhelm
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Ken McBride
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Ralph Terry
Bob Chance
Leon Wagner
Tony Kubek
Yanks
Thornton Wins Track Event At Triangular Meet
Thornton Academy triumphed in a triangular track meet 79 2 over Biddeford with Kennebunk absent Ernie Morris and Tommy Pierce due to a bus trip. Biddeford missed Dick Gadbois with a leg injury in the 440. Thornton dominated the field in shot put and swept the four positions in the javelin. Tim Craig was a double winner for Thornton. Stan Cole of Kennebunk won the 440 and 880 and placed in pole vault. Ziminski led in high jump, with Welch and Wilson scoring for TA.
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Bidde
Kennebunk
Ernie Morris
Tommy Pierce
Biddeford
Dick Gadbois
Thornton
Tim Craig
Stan Cole
Steve Ziminski
Welch
Wilson
Walker
Fournier
Craig
Cole
A. Tardif
M. Tardif
Elizabeth Blackwell First Woman Physician in America
Elizabeth Blackwell became the first woman to earn a medical degree in the United States, breaking gender barriers in 19th century medicine and paving the way for women in the profession.
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Elizabeth Blackwell
America
York Improves Standings With Comeback Win Over Kennebunk
York rallies to tie for first place after scoring twice in the late innings to defeat Kennebunk 3-2. Nichols, Stevens, and McDonald contributed on the mound as Kennebunk managed only a sixth inning surge.
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Kennebunk
York
Nichols
Stevens
MacDonald
McCarthy
Perry
P. Griffin
Beach Youth Hurls No Hitter in Junior High Clash
Old Orchard Beach Junior High beat Notre Dame 10 to 1 as Donnie Pushaw hurled a no hitter after an unearned first inning run. He struck out eight while Notre Dame pitcher Norman Gagnon fanned five. Seagull batters totaled seven hits, led by Pushaw and Labbe with two RBIs each in a seven inning game.
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Donnie Pushaw
Old Orchard Beach Junior High
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Norman Gagnon
Gagnon
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Rioux
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Mays of San Francisco leads in multiple categories including batting average 0.486 and runs 24 and hits 36. Clemente of Pittsburgh tops in several outputs with 0.389 average and 35 hits. Other leaders include Oliva Minnesota 0.430 in batting and 40 hits, Marichal San Francisco 5-0 with 1.000 ERA, and Wagner Cleveland 22 RBIs.
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San Francisco
Clemente
Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
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Milwaukee
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Marichal Goes 5-0 in Giants Win Over Dodgers
Major League Stars PITCHING Juan Marichal of the Giants improved to 5-0 and stretched his win streak to 11 over two seasons by limiting the Los Angeles Dodgers to five hits in a 3-0 San Francisco victory. BATTING Wes Covington of the Phillies had two singles and a homer, driving in five runs in an 11-3 defeat of Cincinnati.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Juan Marichal
Willie Mays
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Dodgers
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Mays
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Wes Covington
Cincinnati
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Giants Dodgers Marathon Playoff Game Ends 8-7
The longest nine inning major league game lasted four hours and 52 minutes in a playoff marathon between the San Francisco Giants and the Los Angeles Dodgers on October 2, 1962. The Dodgers emerged with an 8 to 7 victory.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
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