Grammar School League Standings and Schedule
The standings show St. Marys and Notre Dame contending in the Grammar School League with St Andre and C. K. Burns leading the top berth race. Tuesday schedule features C. K. Burns versus St Andre at Saco at 4 30 p m and St Marys at St Louis with Thursday’s St Louis versus Burns at Saco and Beach versus Notre Dame at Thornton Academy field. The game of the week is Tuesday at 4 30 between St Andre and Burns with Mat Ruben for Burns and Ricky Hunt for St Andre as probable pitchers. Burns beat St Andre in an early season close game.
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Notre Dame
St. Mary’s
C. K
Standby Club Rally Attracts 15 Mobile Units
The Standby club of Biddeford held a road rally with 15 mobile units joining a secret destination all day. Participants gathered at checkpoints in Sanford Rochesster Manchester Exeter and Portsmouth New Hampshire and Biddeford. Prizes went to Lamontagne Beausoleil Bourque Provencher and Guay.
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Biddeford
Manchester
N. H
Sanford
Rochester
Exeter
Portsmouth
Lake Massabeshe
Manchester Radio Club
J. P. ‘Lamontagne
Tom Beausoleil
Leo Bourque
Dennis Provencher
Edmund Guay
Paul Laflamme
Jerry Landry
Ray Dubois
Laflamme
Paul
Claire
Paulette
Linda Laflamme
Jerry
Irene
Richard Landry
Ray
Marguerite Dubois
Raymond
Marie
Marcel
Marc
Cecile Labrecque
Donald
Lorraine
Ronny
Michael Gagnon
Germaine
Priscille
Annette
Dilane
Joan
Carol Landry
Edmund Sr
Sanford Bowling Duo Take Lead In Local Doubles Match
Sanford bowlers Don Saucier and Joe Lachance trailed Art Larose and Nel Gauthier by 81 pins at halftime in Sanford over the weekend. Larose led with 1,220 and Gauthier 1,137 as Lachance 1,143 and Saucier 1,133 led the local pair. The second half is set for Friday at 7 at 20th Century Lanes with Larose and Gauthier aiming to extend their edge.
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Don Saucier
Joe Lachance
Sanford
Art Larose
Nel Gauthier
Larose
Gauthier
Lachance
Saucier
Wening
Little Town League Seeks Parents’ Help for Baseball
Registration for boys ages 10 to 13 to play baseball in the Little Town League was held at Old Orchard Beach schools today. Officials said every boy will be given a chance to play in every game regardless of ability.
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Old Orchard Beach
Meeting Called to Organize Local Youth League Help
An organization meeting is set for Thursday at 8 15 p m at the Old Orchard Beach town hall. Louis DeAngelis, general chairman, urges all parents interested in helping the boys to attend to support the league this summer. He warns that without sufficient parent involvement the program may have to be abandoned. One night a week suffices, though more can be volunteered.
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Old Orchard Beach Town Hall
Louis DeAngelis
DeAngelis
Two Cars Damaged In Beach Crash at Old Orchard Beach
Police report details a two car mishap on Saco Avenue near Charlie's Take Out in Old Orchard Beach Saturday night. Roger Metayer, 22, of Biddeford, was turning into a driveway when Roger C. Washington of Sanford backed into him, causing $225 total damage split as $125 to Metayer's car and $100 to Washington's.
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Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Roger Metayer
Emery Court
Biddeford
Charlie's
Roger C. Washington
Sanford
Metayer
Washington
Fire destroys four-room Belfast home
A fire reportedly sparked by an oil stove leveled the four-room residence of Mr and Mrs Roger Rhodes in Belfast on Sunday. Rhodes said he started a fire to heat the home then fell asleep and woke to a blazing kitchen. He and his wife evacuated their two children safely.
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Belfast
Roger Rhodes
Rhodes
Oilers Fall Twice to Chamberlain in Dover Benefit
Maine champions Roy and Perreault Oilers lost a doubleheader at Memorial Field Biddeford to New Hampshire champs Chamberlain of Dover. In the opener Chamberlain won 4 to 0 as Chet Richardson struck out 13 and Arnie Holland triple near the end nearly spoiled the no hitter. The second game went Chamberlain 5 to 2 with Dover’s alert baserunning and heads up defense. Gene Sullivan hit the Oilers only homer, and Roy and Perreault plan a return trip. The twin bill raised funds for Multiple Sclerosis.
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Maine
Roy
Perreault
Richardson
Oilers
Chamberlain
Gene Sullivan
Dover
Bastinelli
Duyon
Blass Flanagan
Descoteaux
A. Chenard
Weeeesg
M. Gagne
Fleurant
iTardif
Hsh i Chamberlain
Ouellette
Holland
Flanagan
N. Gagne
Special Memorial Week Rolloff at Pastime Lanes
A special Memorial week rolloff is scheduled at Pastime Lanes at 8 30 pm. It features an all new format with five string routes each limited by ball count while keeping no set average limit. Many bowlers have already signed up for this unique event.
Memorial Sunday Parade At Peaks Island Involves Ballards
Mr and Mrs Arnold Ballard and granddaughter Carol Tarbox of Saco joined the Ralph D Caldwell American Legion drum corps from Woodfords on Peaks Island for Memorial Sunday ceremonies. Ballard played taps and the service included wreaths cast upon the water with Bruce Pettengill of Portland providing the echo. Peaks Island American Legion post led the event and refreshments followed for corps members and guests.
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Arnold Ballard
Carol Tarbox
Saco
Peaks Island
Ralph D. Caldwell
American Legion Post
Woodfords
Ballard
Bruce Pettengill
Portland
Palmer wins 1962 Texas Open with late birdie burst
Arnie Palmer, 23, from Champions at Las Vegas, sealed victory by birdieing the final four holes and posting three late birdies. The following week he rolled a 25 foot putt for birdie on the final, attributed to his University connection.
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Arnie Palmer
Due University
Las Vegas
Thornton Academy Dominates TA Pastimers 13 0 at Westbrook
Jean Paul Fecteau pitched nine strikeouts with no walks as Westbrook capitalized on eight errors by Thornton to win 13 0. Bob Hurrell led Thornton with a double and a triple driving in three in a lopsided Telegram League game at Westbrook, while Ernest Swan struggled for the visitors. St. Louis and Sanford played a tight duel with Sanford winning 2 1 in nine innings thanks to a late rally led by Ray Adams and Carl Hurd.
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Jean Paul Fecteau
Westbrook
Thornton Academy
Paper City
Portland
South Portland
Sanford
St. Louis
Champ Deering
Kings
Cheverus
Biddeford
Thornton
Fecteau
Ronnie Lizotte
Ernest
Ricky) Swan
Mike Mazzerall
Bob Hurrell
On Kimball
Belanger
den. McNabb
Dev. McNabb
Callahan
Lane
Hurrell
Westbrook Ab
Tibbetts
Cumberland
Jacques
Ceeuss
Crome
Boothby
Mazzeroll
Lacelle
Bagley
Sawa
Hurell
Luce
Wark
Swan
Mazzerol
Eagles
Goodall Park
Bobby Dodge
Dodge
Tommy Cousens
Eagle
Cousens
Will
Edwin
Ted Caouette
Roger Lister
Carl Hurd
Hurd
Ray Adams
Perkins
McCann
Maine Firms Planning For Expansion
Boston AP Maine Governor Reed hosted an industrial breakfast with Massachusetts officials and firm leaders with Maine plants. Reported tentative expansion plans and optimistic discussions praised Maine labor, cited as resourceful and hardworking. Attendees included executives from Warren Co. Perobscot, Hood, Herma, Peell Mills, Knapp Shoe, Walpo Woodworkers, First National Stores, and others.
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Boston
Maine
John H. Reed
Massachusetts
New York
Philadelphia
Augusta
Gov. Reed
George Olmsted
S. D. Warren Co
George Alexander
Perobscot Chemical Fibre
Gilbe Hood
H. P. Hood & Sons
Ted Poland
Livermore Shoe Co
Peter Solemn
Joseph Herma Shoe Co
Douglas Sears
Peell Mills
Charles Eaton
Kate Shoe Co
J. A. Johnson
A. Lawrence Co
Nevin Kathe
Saco Firemen Put Out Chimney Blaze
Saco firemen responded to a chimney blaze at the home of Roland Paul on Paul Street Saturday afternoon. The faulty chimney caused a fire in the wall of the garage, and firemen extinguished it with an air line.
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Saco
Roland Pet Paul
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Raymond Dubois
Edmond Guay
Donald Gagnon
Raymond Landry
Joseph Desrocher
Jean Paul Lamontagne
Roland Boucher
Raymond Mathieu
Hiroko
Elaine
Edmund Guay Jr
Joseph
Josephine Derocher
Roland
Fernande Boucher
Jean Paul
Louise
Linda Lamontagne
Nancy
Rae Lyn Mathieu
Leo
Simonne
Michael Bourque
Joan Lafortune
Mitchel Sukalas
Jerry Pierce
Vernon
Mary Clough
Little Town League
Parents’ Aid
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Richardson Holland
Martel
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Harton
Rowe
Eee Murphy
la Duke
Seeee
Roy Perreault
Po B. Gagne
Labonte
Eevee Holland
Rf Descoteaux
Ib A. Chenard
J. Chenard
Sullivan
Tardif
Maddox
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Iidden
Chamberlain Duyon
Labonte Chamberlain
Double
Marte
Ruppert Knickerbocker Cob
Ruppert
New York City
Journal
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Treasury of
Uncle Sam
Freedom Department
Revere
Boston Harbor
United States
Lexington
Paul Revere
Colonies
U.S. Savings Bonds
U.S
Treasury Department
Advertising Council
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