Area Football Nears Final Stage in Region Showdowns
Area high school football enters its final stage as champions shape up. Edward Little hosts Thornton Academy while St. Louis faces Deering and Biddeford meets Cony. Morse aims to finish undefeated against Old Orchard Beach as Wells visits Monmouth Academy. Kennebunk awaits an Open date before closing with Old Orchard Beach in the long rivalry finale.
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Thornton Academy
Edward Little
Auburn
St. Louis High School
Invadin Deering High
Portland
Biddeford
Cony High
Augusta
Ohse High
Bath
Old Orchard Beach
Wells
Monmouth
Kennebunk
Edwar Little
Thornton
Vrass Maroon
Saco
Hig
Lewiston
South Portland
Eddies
Tephens High
Rumford
Deering
St. Louis
Bangor
Brewer
The
Maroon
Sanford
Old Hand Picker Taking Another Whirl
Old Hand Picker projects Week 2 NFL results for Los Angeles, Detroit, Green Bay, Dallas, New York Jets, Buffalo, Denver, Boston, Houston, Cincinnati, Kansas City, Oakland, San Diego, and Miami. Predictions reference key players like McFarr, Tarkenton, Starr, Gale Sayers, and Namath, noting injuries and defensive edges shaping Sunday’s games.
Pro Basketball Results and Schedules from Thursday AP
The Associated Press reports NBA results with Phoenix beating Chicago 112 to 103 and Milwaukee defeating Detroit 134 to 118. Upcoming schedules include Baltimore at New York, Philadelphia at Boston, Chicago at Los Angeles, and Milwaukee at Cincinnati among others.
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Associated Press
NBA
Phoenix
Chicago
Milwaukee
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Atlanta
Seattle
This Week's Grid Picks
South Portland over Bangor Brewer over Sanford Brunswick over Waterville Biddeford over Cony St Louis over Deering Thornton over Edward Little Portland over Lewiston Westbrook over Stephens Belfast over Bucksport Gardiner over Rockland Lawrence over Winslow Oxford Hills over Fryeburg Madison over John Bapst Morse over Old Orchard Beach Showhegan over Old Town Traip over Marshwood Lisbon over Williams Mt Blue over Telstar Livermore Falls over Jay Mexico over Hall-Dale Leavitt over Boothbay Region Bridgton over Erskine York over Dirigo Monmouth over Wells SAD 60 over St Ignatius
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Traip
Fryeburg
Marshwood
Oxford Hills
Lawrence
Maine Central Institute
Seagull
Seagulls
Class D Wells
Monmouth Academy
Warriors
Dixfield
Dirigo
Erskine
Boothbay
Kennebunk
SAD
York
St. Ignatius of Sanford
Monmouth
Bridgton
Erskine Academy
Leavitt
Old Orchard Beach
South Portland
Bangor
Brewer
Sanford
Brunswick
Waterville
Biddeford
Cony St. Louis
Deerin Thornton
Edward Little Portland
Lewiston
Westbrook
Stephens Belfast
Bucksport
Gardiner
Rockland
Winslow
Madison
John Bapst
Morse
Showhegan
Old Town
Lisbon
Williams
Mt. Blue
Telstar
Livermore Falls
Jay Mexico
Hall-Dale Leavitt
Boothbay Region
Erskine York
Dirigo Monmouth
Wells
St. Ignatius
Gold Medal Winner Turns Professional in New Orleans
New Orleans AP reports 23 year old Olympic gold medalist GI Saubters signed with the New Orleans Buccaneers of the ABA. The 6 foot 2 guard, a former Little All-American at Northeast Louisiana State College, left college ball after winning Olympic glory.
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New Orleans
GI Saubters
New Orleans Buccaneers
American Basketball Association
Northeast Louisiana State College
Fights Last Night in Portland and Around the World
Boxers and bouts reported from Portland Maine to Tokyo and beyond. Rocky Halliday 159 and Gordon Mason 162 led Portland card wins. Tokyo stoppage Kazuyoshi Kanazame at 11844. Silvano Bertini halted Jim McCormack in Italy. Hedman Lewis KOed Celso Olivas in Los Angeles. other results include Terry 116 losing to Kanazame and Spanish language notes from Belfast and Boston bouts.
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Associated Press
Portland
Maine
Rocky Halliday
Wilkes-Barre
Ted Gene Roberts
Leo DiFiore
Rey Crense
New York
Tommy Butts
Gordon Mason
Baltimore
Ralph Palladin
Johnny Dogan
Miami Beach
Tokyo
Kazuyoshi Kanazames
Japan
Terry
Philippines
Scotter Mexa
Fresno
Calif
Ulysses Butero
Tijuana
Mexico
Red Knights Golf Team Posts 13-0 Season Mark
St Francis College’s golf team, under rookie coach Tom Winston, finished 13 matches with a perfect season at the Dutch Elm course. The Red Knights blanked foes seven times, allowed no more than three points in any match, and edged Gorham State 4-3 in the toughest contest. Captain Buddy Danahey Jr. anchored a reliable lineup including Montuori, Courbonneau, and freshman standouts Cagianello, Barry, and Shaw.
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St. Francis College
Tom Winston
Saco
Red Knights
SFC
Gorham State College
Knights
St. Francis
Winston
Mike Montuori
Leminster
Mass
al Courbonneau
Townsend
Buddy Danahey Jr
Blackstone
Danahey
New Haven College
Saddle Hill Country Club
Hopkinton
Bentley College
Jerry Bolduc
Biddeford
Gorham
Dan Reagan
Brockton
Steh
Cece Cone
Gorham State
Lin Cagianello
Hartford
Conn
Bill Barry
East Longmeadow
Dave Shaw
Ontario
Canada
Farmington State College
Wilson Lake Country Club
Allleerees
Rhode Island
Maine
Huessich
Old Adage Pays Off as Bucks Top Pistons in NBA Opener
Milwaukee bucks finally win after five straight losses by defeating the Detroit Pistons 134-118. Embry and Rodgers helped build a 64-44 halftime lead, with Bing scoring 29 for Detroit and Goodrich pouring in 30 for Phoenix in another game scene.
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Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Aviation
Meg Pistons
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Chicago
Wayne Rac
Feve Ces
Goodrich
Suns
Bob Boozer
Bulls
Mahovlich Hats Trick Beats Bruins and Wings Win
Frank Mahovlich scored a hat trick as Detroit beat Boston 7 5 in NHL action. Pete Stemkowski added two goals while Gordie Howe notched three assists. The Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Rangers 2 1 in another game.
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Frank Mahovlich
Detroit Red Wings
Chicago Black Hawks
Toronto
Detroit
National Hockey League
Bruins
New York Philadelphia
Mahovlich
Ton
Big M
Don Marshall
Philadelphia
Bernie Parent
Rangers
Harry Howell
Andre Lacroix
Don Bouthot Defends Twin City Title In 20-String Derby
Don Bouthot will defend his Twin City crown against Steve Foss in the first half of a 20-string match at Dodge's Canal on November 3 at 4:06. Foss is having one of his best years and is landing his crash ball with regularity, while Bouthot seeks to extend his reign with an early lead.
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Denver
Boston
Floyd Little
Miami
Marlin Briscoe
Steve Tensi
Mike Taliaferro
Pats
Gino Cappelletti
Houston
Cincinnati
Bengals
Kansas City
Oakland
Hank Stram
Stram
Chiefs
San Diego
Bob Griese
Chargers
John
Dolphins
Don Bouthot
Chamae
Steve Foss
Dodge
Canal
Foss
Barry Leads Oakland Back To Top Spot
Barry scores 29 as the Oakland Oaks topple the Los Angeles Stars 143 to 127 to reclaim first in the Western Division. Chubin adds points for the Stars as Houston, Indiana win other ABA games. Oaks draw 1,623 at home.
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Commaniend
Rick Barry
Oakland Oaks
American Basketball Association
Oaks
Los Angeles Stars
Steve Chubin
New Orleans
Stars
Houston
Dallas
Indiana
Denver
Willie Somerset
John Beasley
Brown
Barber Archer Share First Round Lead in Lucky International
Barber of Sherman Texas and Archer of Gilroy California led the Lucky International Golf Tournament after the first round, each by five under par. They top a field of 42 others who also broke par as the second round looms with $100,000 at stake and top prize of $20,000 for the next phase.
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San Francisco
Mier Barber
Sherman
Tex
George Archer
Gilroy
Calif
Frank Boynton
Leveland
Dave Stockton
San Bernardino
Denny McLain Wins Unanimous Cy Young in 1968 MLB
New York AP reports Detroit pitcher Denny McLain, 24, was unanimously chosen as the American League Cy Young Award winner for 1968 on all 20 ballots. He became the first 30-game winner in the majors in 40 years, finishing 31 wins with a 1.96 ERA, 28 complete games, and 41 starts while guiding Detroit to the World Series title alongside Mickey Lolich.
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New York
Denny McLain
Detroit
McLain
Baseball Writer’s Association of America
Boston
Jim Lonborg
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Mickey Lolich
St. Louis
Hockey Scores From The Associated Press
Detroit leads Boston 7 to 5 and New York tops Philadelphia 2 to 1 in AP hockey results. Schedule shows Chicago at Oakland and Detroit at Montreal plus Minnesota at St Louis Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at Toronto as the only listed games.
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Detroit
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Oakland
Montreal
Minnesota
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Toronto
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