Thornton Finish Upends Bangor in Class AA Clash
Thornton Academy rallied to defeat Bangor High 24 to 10, breaking a 10 10 tie with two late touchdowns. The Maroon offense featured Pat Chapman and Dave Lane with a 65 yard punt return score, Lane the standout with two field goals and three conversions, while Bangor threats were quelled by Thornton’s defense in a hard fought league win.
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Bangor
Thornton Academy
Bangor High
Thornton
Dave Lane
Phil Downes
Pat Chapman
Lane
Chapman
Joe Desrochers
Steve Glencross
Rams
Gabby Price
Ram
Downes
Phil Harmon
Paul Crosby
Jim Chute
Dave O'Brien
Maroon
Glencross
Scott Tilton
Clarence Snyder
Price
Bangor Savage
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Newman O'Brien
P. Weaver
MacLeod
Kissinger Sawyer
Curran
Crosby
Sprague
Pike
Bradford
Beety
Anderson
Choroszy
Price Chapman
Crane ‘Desrochers
Goodwin
Charles
Gouper
Waterhouse
Bowie
Willette
Chenard
Smith
L. Desrochers
Caddigan
Hobbins
Duffy
McDonald
J. Higgins
Webster
Lensest
Tilley
Stuka
Nelson
Magal
Huff
Cheever
Plummer
Tilton
Reynolds
R. Higgins
C. Snyder
Sawyer
Hockey Results By The Associated Press
National Hockey a ccess aaeat om ce schadkcueksn Detroit Montreal Toronto New York Chicago Boston led by Detroit and Montreal on weekend results. Toronto tied New York twice as Chicago beat Boston. No games scheduled today with New York at Chicago on Tuesday.
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Associated Press
National Hockey A
Detroit
Boston A
Montreal
Toronto
New York
Chicago
Boston
National Basketball Association
Phil
Morse High tops Seagulls 12 7 in Old Orchard Beach tilt
Morse High of Bath scored twice in the second period to beat Old Orchard Beach 12 to 7. Tim Estes broke free for 41 yards and Marc Gagne capped the opening drive with a one yard plunge and extra point. Mark Ackley added a second second period TD from the 35 as Morse built a 12 point lead. Old Orchard Beach managed a late scoring drive but could not overcome the deficit.
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OLD Orchard Beach
Morse High
Bath
Old Orchard Beach High Pevereny
Gulls
Marc Gagne
Don Pushaw
Tim Estes
Morse
Mark Ackley
Gull
Kennebunk
Brunswick
Armstrong
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Angelosante Daniels
F. Mullen D. Card
B. Jacques Page
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Poisson Carter
York And Wells Battle To Tie
The Wells Warriors and York played to a 6 6 Class D football tie ending Wells season. Wayne Bridges 8 yard run set up a Wells TD in the third period while John Zacharias finished a York drive with a 7 yard score. A failed PAT kept the game tied as both defenses dominated in a hard fought sectional clash.
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Wells
Wells Warriors
York
Warrior
Wayne Bridges
Justin Childs
Zacharias
Bridges
Dennis McClure
Ram
Stan Littlefield
Jim Wright
Locke
Don Buswell
Wells Winne
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Littlefield Avery
Lt It
Hamlyn McClure
Lg Ig
Wright DePerrie
Chase J. Boardman
Rg Srg
Hildreth Currier
Rt Rt
Zousoumaas
G. McIntire
Gough Littlefield
R Zacharias
Childs
Bridges Butler
Buswell
G. Boardman
D’entremont
Knox
Pape
Eagles Rise From Slow Start To Edge Cowboys
Philadelphia exploits Dallas turnovers and big kick returns as Timmy Brown rockets 93 and 90 yards for TDs, becoming NFL’s first to score twice on kickoffs. Aaron Martin adds a 67 yard punt return TD while Sam Baker’s 31 yard FG caps the first half scoring, giving the Eagles a 24-23 win.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia Eagles
Dallas
Philadelphia
Timmy Brown
Eagles
Cowboys
Aaron Martin
Sam_ Baker
Brown
NFL
Minnesota Vikings
Fran Tarkenton
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleveland Browns
Hull Brothers Dominate Night as Chicago Moves Ahead
Dennis Hull scored a goal and assisted on two others as Chicago beat Boston 4-2 to grab first place in the NHL. Bobby Hull, the scoring champion, was held scoreless while Dennis kept the family name strong. Toronto rallied to tie New York 8-3, Detroit shut out Montreal 6-0, and other Sunday night action saw scoring from Nevin Hicke and Geoffrion as Roger Crozier earned his first shutout of the year.
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Associated Press
Dennis Hull
Bobby
Dennis
Chicago
Boston
NHL
Bruins
Hull
Pierre Pilote
Wally Boyer
Toronto
New York
Detroit
Montreal
Rangers
Brian Conacher
Dave Keon
Maple Leafs
Bob Nevin
Bill Hicke
Boom
Boom Geoffrion
Roger Crozier
Red Wings
Bowling Teams Fall As 20th Century Lanes Duel Ends
Western Maine Sunday league match results show the 20th Century Bowlerettes losing to Scarborough 1 486 to 1 455 at 20th Century Lanes. The 20th Century Bombers fell to Congress Square Portland 1 533 to 1 464. Bowlerettes led game one by 30 pins but dropped final two games. Doris Gillis 326 and Dot Petty 310 led the Bowlerettes. Bombers, hamper by four bowlers, were led by Charlie Gillis 323 and Rene Menard 322.
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Western Maine
Portland
Scarborough
Congress Square
Doris Gillis
Dot Petty
Bombers
Charlie Gillis
Rene Menard
Dick Inman
Room 128 Follows Paul Sparks Across Cities
Louisville AP reports assistant superintendent Paul Sparks has been assigned Room 128 during family vacations across Baltimore Danvers Quebec and New York. The recurring room suggests Sparks reserved the same room number in multiple locations.
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Louisville, Ky
Paul Sparks
Louisville
Sparks
Baltimore
Danvers
Mass
Quebec
Canada
New York
St Louis Wins Class AA Title in High-Scoring Affair
St Louis High School clinched the Class AA football crown with a 59-26 victory over Deering in Portland. Ron Cote scored four touchdowns and Ray Belanger plus Leo Simard contributed big plays as St Louis built a steady lead, while Deering attacked through multiple scorers.
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St. Louis
Deering High School
Eagles
South Portland
Lewiston
Thornton
Ron Cote
Cote
Eagle
Ray Belanger
Leo Simard
Jerry Lajeunesse
Paul Gregoire
Don Martel
Martel
Ray Roy
St Louis
Deering
Neil Anthonine
Roger Quinn
Howie Rees
Louie Tripaldi
Tom DiBiase
Quinn
Tra
DiBiase
Biddeford High School
Biddeford
Sanford
Deering Belanger
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Holden Boisvert
Simard
Graham Bergeron
Chittick Loranger
Atripaldi Fecteau
Rt Rt
Salvetti Morin
Blackburn Cote
Anthoine Beaulieu
Sutart Lajeunesse
St. Pierre
Tripaldi
Swan
Francouer
Winslow
Welch
Rich
di Biase
Neal
Files
Holden
Donahue
Helms
Francis
Stewart
Hogan
Belanger
Lajeunesse
L. Simard
Reef
Roy
Rush
Cocoran
Curran
Davison
Foste
Burford Leads Chiefs Past Chargers in AFL Clash
Kansas City’s Chris Burford, the fifth leading receiver, sparked a 24 14 win as the Chiefs outmaneuvered San Diego with Burford switching sides to fool the defense. Key 38 yarder and a late first half TD highlighted the victory as Denver, Buffalo and Oakland won other AFL games.
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San Diego Chargers
Kansas City
Chris Burford
Chargers
Taylor
Burford
Chiefs
Hank Stramm
Speedy Duncan
Len Dawson
Duncan
San Diego
Dawson
Denver
Boston
Buffalo
Miami
Oakland
Houston
Max Choboian
al Denson
Broncos
Gino Cappelletti
Jack Kemp
Bills
George Wilson Jr
Booth Lusteg
Tom Flores
Fred Biletnikoff
Art Powell
Bowling Center Leads With High Scores In Meet
Results show 104 as high for winners with top bowls from G Reed 285 M Guay 306 P Gallagher 308 P Nixon 277 and D Petty 310 for a 1 486 total. 20th Century Bowlerettes led by Temm 293 Cantara 272 Soulard 285 Gillis 26 total 1 455. Congress Square featuring Caron 315 Andrews 320 Inman 324 and Morin 276 Dummy 270 1 464.
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G. Reed
M. Guay
P. Gallagher
P. Nixon
D. Petty
P. Cantara
A. Temm
R. Strickland
J. Soulard
D. Gillis
Congress Square
R. Perron
R. Conley
L. Caron
D. Andrews
R. Inman
L. Morin
Dummy
R.menard
H. Paul
C. Gillis
Rangers Beat Kennebunk 34 7 in Traip Grid Thriller
Traip Academy defeats Kennebunk 34 to 7 as Tom Pierce connects with Skip Smith for a 14 yard TD. Bonsaint and Alvord score on runs while Ayer, Cox, and Jellison add late points. Ratios: Traip leads with multiple TDs, Bonsaint adds two extra points.
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Traip
Cox
Bonsaint
Kennebunk
Ayer
Peschell
Alvord
Welch Powell
Hanson Cutten
Berry Jellison
Rt Rt
Adams Collins
Smith Cox
Pierce C. Alvord
Walker Ayer
Cardl Bonsaint
MacDonald
Kennebunk 1.» O869 Substitutions: Traip
J. Alvord
Farrow
Johnson
Potter
Averill
Pawlock
Blaisdell
Bostrom
Feilds
Madrigan
Smith
Jellison
Notable Scores From Prominent NBA Games On Page Seven
Scores from several matches feature Detroit, St. Louis, San Francisco, Chicago and New York. Notable results include New York over Detroit and St. Louis edging San Francisco in a tight contest. Baltimore and Philadelphia engage in a regional clash in New York.
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Stephens
Biddeford Tigers
Rumford
Waterhouse Field
Tiger
Rick Pappas
Bob Demers
Demer
Ron Goodell
Bob McConnell
Dave Redmond
Pappas
Stan McAlovey
Rick Lambert
Demers
Roland Boucher
Bernie Binette
Rick Cantara
Stephen
Frank Norris
McAlevey
Dick Lemay
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Stephens Landry
I Beaulieu
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Childs Peck
Carey Tibbetts
Cormier Nolette
Cocca Saucier
G. Dupill Demers
McConnell
Giambista Lambert
Marcellino Papas
Stephens Peek
Mahar
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Norris
Richards
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Guillory
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Bergeron
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Goodall
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Langevin
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Beaudoin
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Nava
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Ribaude
Lamb
Marquis
Lemay
Minuitti
Moreau
S. Doran
Pepin
Bassinger
Baiguy
Shea
City Theatre
Edward Albee's
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Columbia Pictures
Sol C. Siegel
Holden Widmark
Valvarez
Kelly Panansion
Columbiacolores
Biddeford High
Stephens High
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Steve Smith
Jim Guillory
Dana Peck
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Paul Gobeil
Roland Loranger
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Fred Cox
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Lou Groza
Dick Modzelewski
Leo Nomellini
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Terry Nossinger
Prentice Gautt
Jim Bakken
Bob DeMarco
Giants
Karl Morrall
Unitas
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Lou Michaels
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Wayne Walker
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