Red Knights Honor Students At St Francis College Awards
Last night St Francis College awarded letters and certificates in basketball tennis golf soccer cross country and freshman basketball to Red Knights students. Dick Doyle Portland Press Herald spoke as guest. Rocco Ferranti was voted most valuable peer and captain of varsity basketball with multiple players earning letters across sports.
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St. Francis
Dick Doyle
Portland
Rocco Fer
St. Francis College
Red Knights
Portland Press Herald
Rocco Ferranti
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ince
Jim Hughnessy
Manchester
N.H
Rocco
James Barry
R. I
James G. Zoll
York
Andrew Popinehalk
Innecticut
Taber H. Schone
Iie Rhodes
Gerald J. Grifland
Brian J. Flanagan
Dover
Joseph P. Churchill
Arlington
Mass
Robert W. Jones
Orleans
Brian T.ent
Waterbury
Silford
Timothy J. Dowling
Bethany
Curry College names new athletics director Donovan
Joseph C. Donovan, head basketball coach at Curry, is named director of athletics succeeding Richard Lasse. Lasse departs after 1965 service to take a Harvard position. Appointment becomes effective July 1.
Old Faithful eruptions and Andean banded travels
A brief note reports Old Faithful erupts about every 65 minutes, averaging four minutes per eruption, a reliability observed over 80 years. It mentions Andean bands of females led by a single male, traveling the central Andes.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Baseball Standings and Results From Early 1960s Scores
The table lists teams in the National and American Leagues with records, games back, and recent results. Notable entries include Chicago leading the East, Houston and Montreal in tight West standings, and results from games such as Chicago 3 San Diego 2 and Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 2.
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Associated Press
W.L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philaphia
Montreal
Atlanta
San Fran
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Diego
Houston
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Incinnati
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
A compact roundup of the major league leaders in batting runs and hits by both leagues. It lists top batters from the American and National Leagues, including Carew and Blair, plus notable figures in pitching and fielding, with key statistics like batting averages runs and strikeouts. It also notes a separate section about used trucks listed in want ads.
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Associated Press
Carew
Minnesota
Petrocelli
Boston
Blair
Baltimore
F. Robinson
Murcer
New York
F. Howard
Washington
D. Johnson
Reese
D. Green
Oakland
R. Jackson
Harper
Seattle
Foy
Kansas City
Culp
McDowell
Cleveland
Hebner
Pittsburgh
C. Jones
Weesinges
Chicago
Aeark
Rose
Cincinnati
Banks
Talan
New
Brock
St. Louis
Morgan
Houston
Jenkins
Gibson
Singer
Los Angeles
East Biddeford II Little League Rosters Announced
Rosters for East Biddeford Little League Inc. four teams Butler's Roy & Perreault Vic's Appliances and West Point Pepperell are released. Spring training begins tonight at Waterhouse Field at 6. All 11 and 12 year olds must bring birth certificates and men interested in umpiring should report to the field.
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East Biddeford
Robert Collette
Warren Girard
Roy & Perreault
Ronald Boissonneault
Michael Marchand
Gerald Cote
Anthony Tedeschi
David Labonte
Gordon Lonsdale
Michael Gauthier
David Hatch
Roland Guay
William Dineen
Ronald Perreault
James Belisle
John Provencher
Daniel Labonte
Michael Fecteau
Raymond
Llier
Charles Dineen
Vic
John Cote
Daniel Labbe
Brian Lajeunesse
Donald Gagnon
Carl Whelan
Marc Faucher
Glenn Myers
Harles Fleurant
Marc Roux
David Nadeau
Mark Perreault
William Perry
Donald Cote
Paul Perreault
Marc Collette
Raymond Gagnon
Ray Croteau
West Point
Pepperell
Robert Begin
Gary Bissonnette
Robert Caron
Daniel Gagne
Kevin Mathieu
Guy Couture
Richard Cote
Mark Fontaine
20th Century Bowlers Name Loop Winners
The 20th Century Ladies Bowlers League annual banquet was held at Wonder Bar Steak House in Biddeford. Forty bowlers attended as Clark's Lunch were named 1968 69 champions. Team members include Theresa Clark Madelyn Clark Grace Perron Lorraine a Florence Tar.
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Theresa Clark
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Grace Perron
Lorraine A
Florence Tar
The
Domino’s
Sion Pekan
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Patsy Potvin
McH
Ethel Chicoine
Nick Gillis
Ladies Bowling League
Ethel Bedard
Estelle Lombard
Patricia Pot
Scarborough Downs Harness Meet Set to Open After Delays
Scarborough Maine harness racing officials and horsemen agreed the Scarborough Downs season would start Sunday despite early safety concerns. Track work continued with dust sealer to keep moisture out of the clay base. The eight race card opens at 8 p.m led by Lancer Moraka the pre race favorite in the seventh feature pace with Goodby Buckeye and Susie Q among top rivals.
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Scarborough Downs
Oe Ee
Walter O
Aston Indie
Maine
Stanley Knox
Lancer Moraka
Goodby Buckeye
Irv Foster
Susie Q. Thad
Jimmy Winters
Culp Opens Season With 11 K’s In 2 1 Victory
Rays Culp dominated Oakland with 11 strikeouts to reach 60 for the season in a 2 1 win at Oakland Coliseum. He downplayed being a strikeout king while Culp’s curve and mix of pitches impressed catcher Russ Gibson and fueled Boston’s best road trip to the West Coast.
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Boston Red Sox
Ray Culp
Culp
Oakland Coliseum
Red Sox
Sam McDowell
Denny Melain
Boston
Russ Gibson
Gibson
Ray
Dick Williams
West Coast
Ini
Seeing Is Believing And Baseball Spells Fevered Faith
Oakland drops series opener at Cleveland as Conigliaro drives in two Boston runs with singles. Dobson faults Conigliaro for a hot night, while Hank Bauer defends his A's fans. Williams and Martin react to stunning defensive and offensive feats across the league.
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Cleveland
Tony Conigliaro
Boston
Dalton Jones
Chuck Dobson
Dobson
Conigliaro
Hank Bauer
A's
Bauer
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Associated Press
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Billy Martin
Williams
Washington Senators
Ed Brinkman
Martin
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore
Paul Blair
Rod Carew
Brinkman
Senators
California
Angels
Bubba Morton
Blair
Minnesota
Twins
Carew
New York
Seattle
Kansas City
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Houston
Montreal
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
San Diego
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Lonborg Near Return As Red Sox Eye Start This Weekend
Boston manager Dick Williams says Jim Lonborg may be ready to start within a week after a sore shoulder and knee injury kept him sidelined. If unavailable, Williams will turn to Ray Jarvis Lee Stange or Vincente Romo to fill the fourth rotation spot.
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Oakland
Calif
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Dick Williams
Ray Sonny Siebert
Nagy
Lonborg
Williams
Ray Jarvis
Lee Stange
Vincente Romo
Rolloff Series Continues At Local Lanes
The second weekly handicap rolloff for men is at 7 PM tomorrow at 20th Century Lanes Franklin Street Biddeford. Winners may attempt a 1-7-10 split cash award. Don Butiiford, last week’s victor, returns to defend the shot. An open entry list includes Herve Paul, Lee Morin, Chet Kimball, Joe Clark, and others as bowlers roll five games with ongoing entry until rolloff time.
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20Th Century Lanes
Franklin Street
Biddeford
Don Butiiford
Boulfard
Herve Paul
Lee Morin
Chet Kimball
Joe Clark
John Mareiko
Marcel Martel
Don Raybine
Ray Lessard
Dave Letellier
Leo Goulet
Leo Beaulieu
Harry Goldthwaite
Leroy Kalex
Jerry Giles
Bob Pettingill
Jerry Fleurent
Charlieth
Paul Berthiaume
Barmin and Ding Dong Diller Tie In Hinsdale Feature
Al ice Barmin and Ding Dong Diller finished in a dead heat for first in the feature mile pace at Hinsdale Raceway. Their time was 2 08 2 5, with the race held Wednesday night.
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Alice Barmin
Ding Dong Diller
Hinsdale Raceway
Burns School Nine Downs Notre Dame
Burns Junior High School defeated Notre Dame of Saco 7 3 at Saco Memorial Field. A six hit attack featured contributors Mike Dorcas Jon Mistos Richard Bartlett Jeff Boudreau and Richard Whitworth Mistos drove in two Bartlett was the winning pitcher and drove in three runs.
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Notre Dame
Saco
Saco Memorial Field
Eo Grammar
Burns
Mike Dorcas
Jon Mistos
Richard Bartlett
Jeff Boudreau
Richard Whitworth
Mistos
Bartlett
Dennis Poisson
Williams
Washington
Frank Howard
Bernie Allen
Ken McMullen
Brinkman
Howard
Morton
Tom Egan
Allen
Angeles
Jim Fregoss
Roger Repez
Jay Johnstone
Blair
Minnesota
Carew
Martin
Major League Stars Batting Power Delivers Tight Victory
Paul Blair and other stars connected for home runs and a key single driving five runs as the team defeated Minnesota. On the mound, Giants pitched a four hit shutout over Pittsburgh 3-0.
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Associated Press
Paul Blair
Orioles
Minnesot
M — Giants
Pittsburgh
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