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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1965

Page

7

Bowling League Standings and High Scores Report

Standings and high scores from multiple leagues at LIATLE and 20th Century Lanes including Top teams Olympic Fruit and Doran's Pharmacy. Notable totals include Team 8 with 1 026 and Five Strings leader M Huot with 564. Individual highs include G Michaud 371 for triples and Rita Metayer 577 for mixed singles.

M. Huot R. Michaud L. Rita’s Flying Aces Mike’s Market Jack’s Cue Stick Lounge Bergeron’s Oils Western Autos Wonder Bar Cadorette’s Rita R. Metayer Little Lassies League W. L Blue Jays Sparrows Orioles Bluebirds Eagles Canaries Cardinals Robins Toal Sparrows D. Goulet

Bowling Standings and High Scores from Olympia League

The weekly bowling results list teams Doran's Pharmacy Olympia Fruit Crystal Bottling Foss Metal and others with team totals 1 226 and 1 174. Individual leaders include G Michaud high triple 371 high single 134 R Mar cotte high five strings 584 N Guignard high single 143. Ladies and men categories note D Owens and J Owens achieving high singles and triples.

Crystal Ebad OlFoss_ Metal Doran’s Pharmacy Iim Ile Olympic Fruit Olympia Fruit G. Michaud Foss Metal Doran's R. Marcotte N. Guignard L. Gutter Guses Jolly Four Rollette Rolling Stones Rollette’s Gutter Guses D. Owens E. Harper J. Owens D. Owens R. Choroszy

Baseball standings and results summary

American League standings show Chicago leading with 23 wins and Minnesota at 20. Thursday results include New York 6 Boston 3 and Detroit 9 Washington 8 after 10 innings. Upcoming games list Boston at Cleveland Baltimore at Detroit and Washington at New York.

W. L. Pet. G.B Chicago Minnesota Cleveland Baltimore Los Angeles Boston New York Washington Kansas City Detroit

St Francis Outslugs UM in 7 2 Baseball Victory

St Francis College defeated the University of Maine 7 to 2 at St Francis Field Biddeford behind Joe Einemann five hitter work with 12 strikeouts. Steve Morris went 3 for 4 driving in three runs and making two outfield assists.

St. Francis College University of Maine St. Francis Field Biddeford Joe Einemann Red Knights Maine Steve Morris St. Francis Einemann R Morris Craven Berube Rupkey Vale Brazier Gagnon Lalicata P i a-Norwood b-Deering University of Maine Pertand Ji ‘Pemberton Emerson Bradley Moulton Weatherbie I Miileit Bowe d-Small Norwood d-Small P.H Millett University of Maine Portland St Francis Eaton Millet SO Einemann HO Finemann Weaterbie U Caroll Rines Paul Langelier

Major League Leaders Mean Power and Pace Across Leagues

The Associated Press lists leaders in batting runs batted in and home runs with Detroit stars Kaline Horton and McAuliffe among top performers. Pitching leaders include Terry of Cleveland and Lolich of Detroit with notable strikeout totals.

Associated Press Horton Detroit Davalillo Cleveland Green Boston McAuliffe Kaline Howard Washington

Baseball Stat Leaders From The Major Leagues Summary

Batting leaders include Cole Man of Cincinnati with .416 and Mays of San Francisco at .395. Mays tops runs with 34, Banks leads RBIs at 36, Mays has 30. Mays and J Alou pace hits with 51 and 50. Williams and Kranepool share doubles with 13 and 11. Callison and Johnson lead triples with 4. Mays again shines with 15 home runs. Wills leads stolen bases with 21. Pitching leaders feature Gibson of St. Louis at 8-0 and Giusti of Houston 6-1 with .857. Koufax tops strikeouts with 74.

Coleman Cincinnati Mays San Francisco Rose Banks Chicago J. Alou Williams Kranepool New York Callison Philadelphia Johnson Brock St. Louis Gibson Ellis Giusti Houston Koufax Los Angeles

Hull Named Most Valuable Hockey Player

Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks won the Hart Trophy as the NHL's MVP for the 1964 65 season. Hull totaled 39 goals and beat Detroit's Norm Ullman by a slim seven points as sports writers across six cities selected the winner.

Montreal Bobby Hull Chicago Black Hawks Detroit Norm Uliman

Fight Champs To Visit Beech Ridge Speedway

Beech Ridge Speedway hosts in person events with retired champions Jersey Joe Walcott and James Braddock. A Walcott trophy and a Braddock trophy will be awarded to feature race winners along with a stock car giveaway. Races include Class A 25 lap feature Class B 25 lap and Novice 15 lap events.

Scarborough Beech Ridge Speedway Jersey Joe Walcott James Braddock

Bissonnette Retains Twin City Bowling Title

Gerry Bissonnette of Twin City defended his title by defeating Rene Menard at Pastime Bowling Center Biddeford last night. Bissonnette totaled 1176 over 10 games to Menard 991, gaining a 281 pin margin with a 96 pin first-half lead.

Gerry Bissonnette Twin City Rene Menard Biddeford Bissonnette Menard

Biddeford Man Earns Michigan MBA at Commencement

Biddeford Maine resident Norman Simard received his Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Michigan during commencement exercises. Erich A. Walter, secretary of the university, announced the graduation.

Ann Arbor Mich

Rules of the Road Test Card

Official test item asks to circle T or F for true or false statements about road rules.

Perception Hazards Test Form for National Drivers Test

A printed form invites viewers to circle hazards seen and score results for the National Drivers Test airing on Channel 13 Monday night from 10 to 11. It suggests comparing scores with family and friends.

Channel 13

Comedy Shows Continue As Most Popular Entertainment

AP reports the 1960s TV season will feature 58 established shows and 35 new ones with comedy ruling as the top genre. Dramatic anthologies, westerns, and war themed programs fill the lineup alongside new NBC and CBS variety hours and familiar series moving networks. Death claims about 30 series, including Wagon Train and The Jack Paar Show, as seasons begin.

New York Network Laredo Peyton Place Dean Martin NBC Steve Lawrence Hazel My Three Sons CBS ABC Adams McHale Navy Gomer Pyle Samantha Bewitched FBI Amos’ Burke Secret Agent I Spy Get Smart The Jack Paar

Olive Rebekahs Hold Meeting and Mystery Ride

A Olive Rebekah Lodge meeting at the I O O F hall chaired by Noble Grand Mrs. Lorraine Charland voted a donation to Visual Eye Bank and Research. Members planned church attendance for June 6 at West Kennebunk Methodist Church and held a mystery ride ending at Mrs. Charland's home with a social evening and refreshments. Next gathering is June 21 at the I O O F hall.

Kennebunk Olive Rebekah Lodge I. O. O. F. Hall Lorraine Charland Visual Eye Bank West Kennebunk Methodist Church Independent Order of Odd Fellows

Red Knights Tennis Falls 9-0 to Maine at Portland

St Francis College suffered a 9-0 defeat to University of Maine Portland in a full singles sweep. Robinson beat Braga 6 4 6 1, Ginn won over Pinard, Karan prevailed, and Cote, Coleman, and Gass each claimed wins while doubles Robinson/Ginn and Kazan/Cote won their matches.

St. Francis College University of Maine Portland Vikings Robinson Braga Ginn Pinard Karan Plaski Cote Austin Coleman C. Sullivan Gass Sullivan Kazan Forsbender Green

Beach WSCS Closes Season in Old Orchard Beach

The Women s Society of Christian Service of Washington Avenue Methodist Church closed its season with a Thursday meeting at Mrs Jean Cooper s home. Devotions by Mrs Florence Benson reflected on the Wesleyan Covenant Service. a treasurer s report noted rummage sale receipts. plans were made to host a banquet for Hope Circle during its fall 50th anniversary. A report covered the Maine Annual Conference s 141st session at Westbrook, attended by four WSCS members. Refreshments followed.

Old Orchard Beach Women’s Society of Christian Service Washington Avenue Jean Cooper Florence Benson Wesleyan Covenant Service Henry van Dyke Hope Circle Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall Maine the Methodist Church Westbrook Methodist Church James K. Mathews Boston W.S.C.S

Bank Contest Winners Named at Canal Bank Ceremony

Winners announced for the Historical Document Contest sponsored by Canal National Bank during the Saco Valley Shopping Center branch opening. First prize in three grade groups awarded to Robert Plackwich, Jeanette Morrison, and Colette Caron for essays on the Declaration of Independence. Second prize recipients include Arland Tate, Mary Ellen Dutcher, and Ernest Rheaume. prizes include a $25 Savings Bond and Documents of Freedom.

Canal National Bank Saco Valley Robert J. Plackwich Thornton Academy Pauline Fournier Jeannette Morrison St. Joseph’s School Sister Antoinette Colette Caron Notre Dame de Lourdes School Sister Andrew Arland Tate Paul Staples Mary Ellen Dutcher St. Mary’s School Sister Gemma Ernest Rheaume Notre Dame de Lourdes Sister Mary Mercy Widgery Thomas

Bankruptcy Filed in Portland by Saco Shoe Worker

A petition of bankruptcy was filed yesterday in U S District Court by Raymond A Hamilton a Saco shoe worker. He lists liabilities of 3263 and assets of 17.

Portland U. S. District Court Raymond A. Hamilton Saco Shoe Worker

James Bland, Composer of Carry Me Back to Old Virginny

James A Bland, African descent composer of Carry Me Back to Old Virginny, was born in Flushing New York.

Carry Old Virginny James A. Bland Flushing, N.Y

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