Bowling League Scores and Standings Across Regions
A dense summary of bowling results lists team totals and high scores for York County Rendering Co. and multiple leagues including Industrial League 20th Century Lanes, Mixed Couples League Class B, Women's Speed League, and the American Mercantile circuit. Standings show wins, losses, and top individuals like R. Marcotte, B. Elliott, N. Hill, and P. Tousignant across teams such as Knickerbockers, Tiger Heads, Keglers, and Goulet's Lobster Pound with top totals and single games noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial League 20Th Century
York County Rendering Co
Walker's Case
Lumberjacks
National Colts
Knickerbockers
Tiger Heads
R. Marcotte
B. Elliott
Keglers
Juggiers
Jailbirds
Shakers
Sharpies
D. L'Heureux
P. Tousignant
R. Strickland
Gutter Guses
Jolly Four Pin Shakers
Rolling Stones
E. Harner
D. Owens
R. Choroszy
Mixed Couples League Closes Lane Season
The Mixed Couples League at Roll-A-Way Lanes ended its season with a banquet at the Elks Home in Saco. Maurice Huot distributed trophies. awards honored top players such as Jerry Giles Cece lia Hersey Dick Libby Betty Giles Bob Boutet Connie Boutet Germaine LeBlanc with final standings led by Pinheads Wish-Niks Bout-Hills Thunderbolts and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eams — Pinheads
Wish-Niks
Bout-Hills
the Duds
Thunderbolts
Fireballs
the Doozies
Nite Hawks
Elks
Saco
Maurice Huot
Huot
Jerry Giles
Cecelia Hersey
Doozies
Nitehawks
Westland Shoe Girls Receive Lane Trophies
The Westland Shoe girls league banquet at Phillipe's Restaurant recognized four teams Rose Buds Gardenias Daisys and Violets with member trophies. Anita St Onge chaired the event Billy Manning assisted Harold Martel spoke and accepted a company trophy. Terry Nolette had high average Violet Soulard high three strings Claire Poissant high single Ann Smith won the lanes handicap roll off.
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Westland Shoe
Phillipe
Anita St. Onge
Billy Manning
Harold Martel
Terry Nolette
Violet Soulard
Claire Poissant
Ann Smith
Track coach Carleton Crowell joins West Point in 15th season
Carleton Crowell, formerly with Tennessee, is entering his 15th season as track coach at the U S Military Academy at West Point, guiding cadet sprinters and distance runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Crowell
Tennessee
West Point
Mercantile Lane League Banquet Honors Six Teams
The American Mercantile League held its annual banquet at Wonderbar Steak House after a season at Pas time Bowling Center. Goulet's Lobster Pound led with team total 1,382 and Maine Miniature Play Golf claimed a 377 single. Individuals honored were Bob Dodge Edward Gilbert and Chick Choroszy for high four strings single and average. Billy Manning presided and plans to expand league strength next season.
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American Mercantile Pastime
Goulet’s
Cyr's Diner
Remar’ S Clothing
Maine Miniature
Guy's Market
Roy and
Perreault
Maine Miniatu Golf
R. Dodge
E. Gilbert
American Mercantile League
Pastime
Wonderbar
Goulet
Remar’s
Cyr
Maine
Guy’s Market
Roy
Bob Dodge
Edward Gilbert
Chick Choroszy
Billy Manning
Industrial Men's Bowling League Awards Set
The Industrial Men's Bowling League held its annual banquet at Fortune's Rocks White Caps Dining Room with thirty players. York County Rendering Co. won the league crown as Bob Marcotte led with high average 107 and high single 145, Don Wormwood high triple 359, Dick Moreau won the handicap trophy. Nick Gillis hosted the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Men's Bowling League
White Caps
Fortune's Rocks
York County Rendering Co
Art Milliard
Leo Milliard
Bob Marcotte
Ray Binette
Dave Smith
Walker's Cafe
Lumberjacks
National Colts
Knickerbockers
Tiger Heads
Don Wormwood
Bill Elliott
Dick Moreau
Roland
Babe’ Lemieux
Nick Gillis
Need For Blood Bank Explained At St Marys Associates
Dr Irving Dorfman spoke at St Marys Associates in Biddeford noting the community blood bank need and that healthy adults aged 18 to 60 can donate with no ill effects. The session included Q and A and new officers were elected with Carmen D Amico as president. An $85 donation supported the civics class trip to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Associates
Biddeford
Irving Dorfman
Webber
Notre Dame
Carmen D'Amico
Associates
James Mininni
Haley Booth
Donald Abraham
Boston
St Francis College Edges Curry College 10-3 in Milton
St Francis College defeated Curry College 10 to 3 in Milton to improve to 5-4, with Bill Reilly earning the win and 10 strikeouts. Curry’s Jim Ambier fanned nine over seven and one third innings, but seven hits and early damage doomed the comeback.
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Milton
Mass
St. Francis College
Curry College
Red Knights
Bill Reilly
Jim Ambier
Knights
Curry
Jim Rupkey
St. Francis
Jim McGrath
Bill Vale
Tom Brazier
Rich Morris
Berube
Rupkey
O- Sea
McGrath
Cutter
Chetta
E Morris
Dresser
O'Grady
Reily
Summer
Tartuffo
PCA
Ambler
Stutaki
rummage sale at Legion Hall in Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach groups sponsor a rummage sale at the Legion Hall on School Street from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday under American Legion Auxiliary auspices. The Washington Avenue Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service runs a sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Saturday. Delegates from Old Orchard Beach High School to Girls' State are Carlene Maksut sponsored by Kiwanis Club and Rita Vogler sponsored by the Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks.
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C. Fayette Staples
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
School Street
Women's Society of Christian Service
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Carlene Maksut
Old Orchard Beach High School
Girls’ State
Old Orchard Beach
Dadaism Defined as Suppression of Thought Expression Link
The statement defines Dadaism as the suppression of any relation between thought and expression in art and literature, framing the movement as a deliberate break with conventional aims and forms.
Women's Coffee League Awards Presented at Banquet
WESTBROOK The Women’s Coffee League held a banquet at Valle's Steak House after completing its first season at Roll-A-Way Lanes. Ten teams competed with Ray's Lunch Van, The Seagulls, and the Chippies placing first to third, each member receiving trophies from Maurice Huot. Individual awards went to Lillian Marshall, Millie Harvey, Lillian Camire, Ann Hubert, Grace Perron, Shirley Thompson, Ruth Wooster, Georgia Remillard, Priscille Huot, and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Valle’s
Ray
Seagulls
Chippies
Maurice Huot
Lillian Camire
Grace Perron
Ann Hubert
Hazel Ouellette
Ray’s
Shirley Thompson
Ruth Wooster
Blue Jays
Georgia Remillard
Skipmugglers
Priscille Huot
Rollettes
Beach Jaycee Wives Prepare Maine Convention Plans
Old Orchard Beach Jaycee Wives held a planning meeting at Mrs. Tamara Lemire’s home in Saco. President Janet Doherty led discussions on the State of Maine Jaycee Convention to be hosted in Old Orchard Beach May 21 22 23 at the Beechwood Hotel. Special meeting set for 8 p m Monday at Ocean Avenue home to finalize plans.
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Old Orchard Beach
Tamara Lemire
Hutchins Street
Saco
Janet Doherty
State of Maine
Beechwood Hotel
Faye Harding
Ocean Avenue
Jeanne Guerin
Claire Nason
Alice Jenkins
Mary Crosby
Biddeford Saco Ladies Golf Association Plans Activities
The Biddeford Saco Ladies Golf Association at Joe Saco Country Club, Saco, announced Ladies Day shifts to Thursdays from June 3 with 9 30 a m tee off. A Crier's tournament and luncheon, a covered dish supper June 5, and Maine Ladies Day June 1 were set with various chairs. Memorial Monday events May 31 include a nine hole medal play and a mixed Scotch foursome.
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Bidgeford - Saco
Barbara Utman
Betty Carr
Marion Hanson
Florence and
Leona Driscoll
Justne Harvey
Alicia Blanchard
Lois Watson
Lucill Weeman
Jackie Coburn
Sarah Fink
Charlotte Lake
Education guidance letters and reading advice column
A USC professor answers readers on education loans and career paths in teaching. He notes loans come through universities and recommends contacting the Dean of Men for details while stressing no single loan type fits all. A machinist asks about teaching, with guidance on private versus public schools and possible vocational programs. The column also covers speed reading, advising practice in phrase reading and gradual speed increases. National Football League games last year averaged 137.7 plays per game.
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Liver Spring
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P. Tarbox
J. Emerson
P. T. Min
C. Hersey
C. He @av
B. Boutet
Ant
D. Libby
Oeagee
C. Perron
P. Tar
N. Hill
C. Boutet
L. Camire
I. Prove
R. Huot
G. Remill Taam
Auvauu N. Clothier
J. Mon Taam
Hanson-R. Dan
P. Landry
L. Nac Team
F. Carrier
B. Mini
Dor
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Hohnson
J. Car
R. Couture
G. Nadeau
Teachers’ League
W. L. Fast Five
Suzettes
Ickies
Cats
L Coocoons
Hoodeenees
Boogees
Peetoons
Beeloos
Swaheelees
Coocoons
H. Dowd
A. Moertin
Ww. Pinheads
Bout Hills
Oozies
Nite-Hawks
B. Giles
C. Bonnee
D. Liboe
B. Bou
Sparrows
Orioles
Bluebirds
Eagles
Canaries
Cardinals
Robins
Dube
Tina Tarr
Leo Libby
Nancy Boothby
Fairfield School
W.M.B.P.A
al Or Maurice Huot
Elm Street
Westland
Mercantile Lane League
Industrial Men’s Bowling League
Biddeford-Saco
20Th Century Lanes
Maine State Bowling Association
Franklin Street
Lorraine Gray
and Richard Tardif
St. Jean Baptiste Hall
Adams Street
Women’s Coffee League
Beach
Lady Golfers
Nason
By .Eslie J. Nason
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University of Southern California
Dr. Nason
H.C.V
New Hyde Park
N.Y
Board of Education
Rolloff
H.R
Arlington
Bert’s Corner
Maytag
Vet
H. W. Thompson, Inc
Alfred Street
Ocean Cove
Mercury
P. S
P.S
P. B
L. R
Comet
Oldsmobile
R. & H. Auto
Valiant
Auto
Chevrolet
Plymouth Belvedere
Motor Sales
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