Biddeford Upsets Thornton In Waterhouse Field Duel
Biddeford High School stunned Thornton Academy 12 to 0 at Waterhouse Field. The Orange and Black built a 12 point lead in the first period behind a Whelan to Anton touchdown connection and strong defense enabling a key upset that shuffles the Class A title landscape.
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Dolphins Dominant Win Signals Possible Unbeaten Season
The Miami Dolphins crushed New England 52-0 as Don Shula praised a 100th win while eyeing a world championship. Mercury Morris rushed for 90 yards and three touchdowns, Marlin Briscoe added two receptions, and the defense limited the Patriots to 92 rushing and 77 passing yards as Miami extended its undefeated streak to nine.
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Forcier Leads Western Maine Bowling Quarterfinal
Jerry Forcier of Roll-A-Way Lanes built a 36 pin lead over Ralph Goggin of Lucky Strike Lanes Gardiner in the Western Maine quarterfinal. Forcier rolled 1,241 to Goggin 1,205 with a 150 in his tenth string. The second half is set for Saturday November 18 at 5 p.m. at Roll-A-Way Lanes.
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Whalers Seek Fifth Straight Win At Garden
New England with a 9-4 record hosts the Houston Aeros in a World Hockey Association game in Boston. The Whalers rallied from a 5-2 deficit to beat the New York Raiders 7-5 at the Garden, with Larry Fleau scoring to tie and Tommy Webster finishing off the victory.
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York County Team Holds Second Spot in Pro League
The York County Roll-A-Way team solidified second place in the Women's Pro League by a 62 pin victory over Roll-A-Way. Lillian Lessard led with 325 and Ruth Boyajian added 306 as York County totaled 1,490 to Roll-A-Way’s 1,468. Pat Tarbox paced Roll-A-Way with 315 while Ann Hubert added 314.
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Dryden Frustrates Bruins in Canadiens Shutout Bid
Ken Dryden, star goalie of the Montreal Canadiens, led a 5-3 road win over the Boston Bruins as Boston outshot 39-27. Frank Mahovlich, Murray Wall, and Marc Tardif scored for Montreal, while Greg Sheppard and Ace Bailey answered for Boston. Bruins coach and players acknowledged Dryden’s outstanding goaltending amid the loss.
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Celtics top Pistons 121 118 in tight win at Boston Garden
Boston remains atop the Atlantic Division with a 13th win in 14, defeating Detroit 121 118 before 11000 fans. Havlicek tied the game with 37 points, Henry Finkel off the bench key with 14 rebounds and late leadership as Don Nelson added late goals.
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Washington coach Jim Owens enters 16th season
University of Washington head football coach Jim Owens begins his 16th season leading the Huskies. The longtime coach has built a program around a strong defense and grounded offense, aiming for a return to regarded status in the conference.
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