Pro Football Scores and Standings Update
The Associated Press reports the American League Eastern Division standings with New York at 6 2 0 .750 and Houston at 5 0 0 .375. Sunday results include New York 25 over Buffalo 21, Denver 35 over Boston 14, Houston 27 over Cincinnati 17, Oakland 38 over Kansas City 21, and San Diego 34 over Miami 28. Upcoming games: Houston at New York, Kansas City at Cincinnati, Miami at Buffalo, Oakland at Denver.
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Marilyn's Knitting Price Books on Smithwheel Rd
Local listing shows Marilyn's at Smithwheel Road offering knitting price books. Contact 934-4088 for details and availability.
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Short Term Low Cost Hunters Insurance Ad
Raymond O Audie Insurance Agency advertises low cost short term hunter insurance at 300 Elm Street Biddeford with phone 284-5265. It markets low rates for hunting coverage and invites inquiries from local residents seeking affordable policy options.
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National League results and scores from weekend games
Baltimore crushed New York 26 to 0 while Chicago beat Green Bay 13 to 10. Cleveland defeated San Francisco 33 to 21 and Dallas routed New Orleans 17 to 3. Los Angeles defeated Detroit 10 to 7 as Minnesota beat Washington 27 to 14. Pittsburgh won 41 to 21 over Atlanta and St. Louis beat Philadelphia 41 to 17. Sunday matchups list Baltimore at Detroit and Green Bay at Minnesota among others. Toronto reports Joseph S. Atkinson, 64, chairman of Two Star Ltd., died Sunday after brain tumor surgery in February and a later October relapse.
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College Scores From The Associated Press Review
East Harvard 38 Penn 6 Princeton 50 Brown 7 Columbia 34 Cornell 25 Yale 47 Dartmouth 27 Penn State 28 Army 24 Notre Dame 45 Navy 14 Syracuse 47 Holy Cross 0 Rutgers 23 Delaware 14 Colgate 27 Lehigh 11 New Hampshire 27 Rhode Island 6 Lafayette 47 Gettysburg 0 Bucknell 42 Maine 21 Buffalo 50 Temple 40 Indiana Pa 41 California Pa 0 Slippery Rock 19 Lock Haven South Tennessee 42 UCLA 18 Houston 10 Georgia 10 Mississippi 27 Louisiana State 24 Virginia Tech 40 Florida State 22 Tampa 22 Northern Michigan 19 East Kentucky 21 Murray State 20 North Carolina A&T 7 Morgan State 6 Lenoir Rhyne 37 Carson-Newman 26 Alabama 20 Mississippi State 14 Duke 41 Georgia Tech 30 Auburn 24 Florida 13 Wake Forest 38 Maryland 14 Kentucky 35 West Virginia 11 South Carolina 49 Virginia 28 Clemson 24 North Carolina 31 Vanderbilt 21 Tulane 7 Richmond 35 VMI 0 William & Mary 33 Villanova 12 Louisville 23 Kent State 9 Louisiana Tech 27 South Mississippi 20 Ohio State 25 Michigan State 20 Purdue 35 Illinois 17 Kansas 27 Colorado 14
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Father of Nelson Eddy, William D. Eddy, Dies at 92
In Jamestown Rhode Island AP report William D Eddy father of the late singer Nelson Eddy died Sunday at his home after a lengthy illness aged 92. He had supported his son throughout his career and lived a long life in Jamestown.
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Bouthot Dominates First Half to Lead in Biddeford Match
Twin City champion Don Bouthot surged in the last five strings to a 1,208 total while Steve Foss had 1,065 at the half in Biddeford. Bouthot led 566 to 557 at intermission and finished strong with 641 to 508, with a second half set announced. First half scores and totals included 1,208 for Bouthot and 1,065 for Foss, with spare and strike bonuses noted. Verle V. Kramer, longtime National Newspaper Association president, died at 63 in Gibson City Illinois from an apparent heart attack.
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Roll-A-Way Quintette Beats Gorham Team
The Roll-A-Way Lanes Pro Team of Biddeford posted an 80 victory over Gorham as four players topped 300 pins. Barbara Willey led Gorham with 357. Roll-A-Way finished 1,579 to 1,473 with A Hubert 321 and P Trebox 325 among top scorers.
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Special Bowling Tourney Held At Local Lanes
A TV qualification event at Pastime Lanes Biddeford drew 34 women bowlers. Doris Gillis 1187 won the top spot, Margaret Fickett 1117 placed second with a 164 single, setting a Pastime ladies single mark. Dot Vanderveer 157 had the league high, while Millie Millette and Simone Fournier finished third and fourth with 1087 and 1080 totals.
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Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree Meeting in Biddeford
Members of the Fourth Degree Assembly Luke E Hart Council Knights of Columbus in Biddeford met at Washington Street hall with Faithful Navigator Albert Carrier in charge. The opening prayer was recited by Faithful Captain Wilfred Bouffard. Cards were to be sent to ailing members Paul Roy and Lee Paul Nolette. Secretary and treasurer reports and several communications were read. Operation Wheelchair will be at Veterans Hospital. Congratulations extended to color corps members.
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Arson Attempt at Kennebunk Junior High News
A fire at Kennebunk Junior High School prompted a quick response when custodian Edmund Cashen spotted smoke at 7 45 PM and alerted the fire department. Two engines arrived and confined the blaze to the rear door area after investigators find a flammable liquid at the door. State fire inspector Renee Dolby assists in the probe as firefighters used a powerful fan to clear smoke and allow classes to resume.
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Installation attendance and next assembly meeting announced
The report notes participation in an installation of aces Westbrook and states the next assembly meeting is scheduled for December 1 at the hall.
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