Fumbles Prove Fatal To Wells Warriors 13-7
Bridgton defeats Wells 13 to 7 at Bridgton after capitalizing on two Wells fumbles. Nu man Blanchard scores after Chuck Madura recovery, with Madura extra point. Wells responds with an 80 yard drive finished by Bob Alexander, but Lothrop returns a Wells fumble for the clincher on a soggy field.
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Wells
Bridgton High
The
Warriors
Bridgton
Chuck Madura
Numan Blanchard
Maduro
Bob Alexander
Bob Ahern
Litthire
Hutchins C. Madura
Abern Smith
Re. Riirainen Hutchinson
Bridges Lothrop
Magin Spearin
Alexander Blanchard
Amirault
OD Wells
Flagg
Pike
G. Douglas
MacDonald
Newth
Searles
Bucklin
Hludick
Chase
Berry
Perry
Blanchard
Lothrop
Alexander
C. Madura
Ahern
Huen
Riley
Adler
Trotters and Pacers at Cumberland Post Time 7 30 Tonight
Harness racing card at Cumberland features eight races with pace and trot classes from C to D and one C 1 event. Notable starters include He's Mine Lorna Doone Major's Dream Senator Pat Miss Betty Scott Tarrs Counsel Silver Stone Will Romola Eljan Chief Knight's Kim and Sandy Dandy among others.
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Cumberland
F. Harmon
Lorna Doone
F. Smith
Gait
Pat
R. Dagon
Yankee
R. Fenno
Northern Maid
M. Wing
Uncle Fritz
D. Cote
H. McKenney
Sonny Abben
E. Griffin
Senator Pat
R. Truitt
Tom Daugherty
M. Karkos
Major Mills
M. Hodgkins
D. Richards Carroll
L. Berry
Newsom
Rosecroft
J. Winters
Royal Prince Volo
B. Pike
Twilight Volo
R. McCaleb
R. Wing
Chockoyette
David
J. Gerry
Uncle Howard
F. Libby
D. Richards
Duke
F. Woodbury
Iericks
S. Bubier
Tarr’s Counsel
H. Renaud
Silver Stone
L. Pickett
R. MecCaleb
Will Romola
F. Inman
Nip Abbe
I. Hall
Noble Dream
W. Miller
Stormy Star
Eljan
L. Norton
Knight's
Kim
Salver Dexter
Willomb
R. Wing Jr
Trigger Volo
G. Fitch
Sandy Dandy
Janet Belle
MecThoughts
I. Foster
Jackie Boy
E. Learned jRace
D. Buswell
Fingo
W. McLean
Sharon Kay Averill
V. Bras
W. Hazen
Nokomis
Jerry
R. McCaradian
E. Stakes
Crofton Hanover
L. Ber
R. Smith
Major League Leaders final AL and NL stats
The Associated Press lists top 375 plus at bats leaders in both leagues. AL batting Runnels leads .326, Mantle .321. runs Pearson 115, Siebern 114. RBIs Killebrew 126, Siebern 107. hits Richardson 209, Lumpe 193. doubles Robinson 45, Yastrzemski 43. triples Cimoli 15, Clinton 10. home runs Killebrew 48, Cash 38. steals Wills 31, Hinton 28. pitchers Wickersham 23-6 .821, Stigman 25-7 .774. strikeouts Pascual 206, Bunning 183. NL batting Davis 347, Robinson 342. runs Robinson 134, Wills 128. RBIs Davis 150, Mays 137. hits Davis 227, Robinson 208. doubles Robinson 51, Mays 36. triples Wills and Davis 10, Callison 10, Virdon 10. home runs Mays 47, Aaron 45. steals Wills 100, Davis 32. pitchers Purkey 23-5 .821, Sanford 24-7 .774. strikeouts Drysdale 228, Koufax 216.
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Associated Press
Runnels
Boston
Mantle
New York
Pearson
Los Angeles
Siebern
Kansas City
Killebrew
Mingeen
Richardson
Lumpe
Robinson
Chicago
Yastrzemski
Cimoli
Clinton
Minnesota
Cash
Detroit
Apehcts
Hinton
Washington
Wickersham
Stigman
Pascual
Bunning
T. Davis
Cincinnati
Wills
Mays
San Francisco
W. Davis
Angeles
Callison
Philadelphia
Virdon
Pittsburgh
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Pro Football NFL Odds Hint at East Conference Trends
A mixed set of college and pro tidbits appears. The snippet mentions Sanford versus St Louis and Thornton versus Cony with Stephens at Deering and So Portland at ELHS Portland at Lewiston, alongside a note about coffee and tea stains and baking soda cleanup. The items read like a scoreless or fragmentary schedule and house care tip rather than a cohesive game report.
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St Louis
Ewnne Thornton
Nesses
Cheverus
Portland Bangor
Sanford
Lewiston
Edward Little
Stephens Sheen
Pete Runnels Captures Second Batting Crown
Pete Runnels won his second American League batting title with a .326 average despite missing both ends of a doubleheader due to flu. Mickey Mantle finished with a .321 after two hits in three at bats in his final game. In the National League, Tommy Davis leads over Frank Robinson at .342 and .347 respectively, with Harmon Killebrew and Willie Mays securing their league home run titles.
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NEW York
Pete Runnels
Red Sox
Mickey Mantle
Runnels
Washington
Mantle
New York Yankees
Mark Mantle
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Davis
San Francisco
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Cusack Leach Grab Wins At Beech Ridge
Scarborough driver Ralph Cusack captured his 12th stock car feature win of the season at Beech Ridge Raceway in West Scarborough. Ray Leach of Ogunquit earned his first bomber feature victory in the 99 car owned by Dick Allen, with Leach dominating the bomber feature ahead of Gardiner Leavitt and Russ Nutting.
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Scarborough
Ralph Cusack Favey
Ray Leach
Ogunquit
Beech Ridge Speedway
West Scarborough
Leach
Dick Allen
Gardiner Leavitt
Kezar Falls
Russ Nutting
Limerick
Dick Me
Intire
Portland
Leon Cluff
Gorham
Rayne Scarborough
Nutting
Dick Wolstenhulme
Windham
Don Peterson
Wolstenhulme
Leavitt
Sanford
Meserve
Wolstenthulme
Standings and results from 1962 baseball season
The record lists teams including Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee and New York with win loss percentages and standings. Sundays results show St Louis over Los Angeles San Francisco over Houston Chicago over New York Cincinnati over Philadelphia and Pittsburgh over Milwaukee. Today’s game features Los Angeles at San Francisco in the first of a best of three playoff.
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W.L
G.B
New York
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
W. L
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Dallas
Uwashington
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Green Bay
Houston
Buffalo
San Diego
Oakland
Denver
W. L. Pet. G
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Giants
Marie Joseph Lobster Picnic At Biddeford Pool Draws 700+
Marie Joseph Academy hosts its first annual lobster picnic on campus with over 700 members and friends attending during Parents Weekend. Net proceeds reached 400 dollars to fund school facilities while membership drives target 1,000 by January and enrollment starts at 1 dollar for active and inactive members.
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Marie Joseph Academy Friends Association
Biddeford Pool
MIA
Coley Whitehurst
Joseph Plamondon
Ethel Dorais
Albert Deshaies
Leo Nadeau
Albert Deshaies, Jr
Lucien Doyon
Irene Auger
Roy McNaughton
Alfred Lamirande
Robert Robida
Leo Mercier
John Conroy
John Gagne
Tonic Booth
Plamondon
President delays speech sparks campus riot and enlistments
The President extended the address by 22 hours causing speculation of a truce. Meredith remains in the school and is not allowed to register due to Sunday rules. Federal reinforcements arrive as the campus erupts into riot and bloodshed. Private Graham and Private Elie enlist at Portland, while awaiting orders and the attorney general’s actions.
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Meredith
Mississippi
SFC
Paul D
Cobb
Peter D. Graham
Kennebunkport
Oxford
Richard H. Elie
Biddeford
United States Army
Portland
Private Graham
Edward Graham
Europe
Elie
Army
TEST YOUR DRIVING QUIZ ASKS BACKING SAFETY STEPS
Driving safety guidance stresses checking behind the vehicle before backing out. Step by step advice warns drivers to walk around, watch for children, yield to approaching traffic, and back slowly into the roadway. The content also references historical political events and figures, including Barnett, Meredith, Faubus, and broader race-related rioting and national politics.
Barnett defies court over Meredith at Ole Miss
Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett directly blocked James Meredith from enrolling at the University of Mississippi in defiance of a federal court order. The court found him in contempt and set a $10,000 daily fine plus potential imprisonment unless Meredith was admitted by Tuesday morning as President Kennedy prepared federal action.
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James Mallow
Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi
Ross R. Barnett
Barnett
U.S
James i. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Kennedy
Jackson
South Carolina
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Little Rock
Faubus
Arkansas National Guard
Eisenhower
Guard
Tte
Meredith
Ole Miss
Homestead Club Hosts Two Whist Parties in Biddeford
The Homestead club held two whist events at Le Foyer 97 Alfred Street Biddeford over the weekend. Saturday’s social opened a fall and winter series with many listed hosts and winners. A Sunday benefit whist chaired by club members raised proceeds for local charity projects with numerous winners noted and a social hour following.
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le Foyer
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Bernice Beaulieu
Rita Lambert
Fernando Bertrand
Robert Lambert
Adrien Bertrand
Lucien C. Ruel
Camille Garon
Alderic,Soucy
Alfred Lapierre
Anita Chalout
Leona Sinclair
Marianne Laflamme
Beatrice Corriveau
Gabriel Lehouillier
Aurore Lapierre
Medley Beaulieu
Homestead
Fernande Bertrand
Claudette Beaulieu
Lucien Ruel
R. A. Dumas
L. P. Chabot
Napoleon Gobeil
Napoleon Dupras
Joseph Choinard
Arthur Boissonneault
A. L. Boissonneault
Marion Lafortune
Susan Cadorette
A. B. Marcotte
Violet Gobeil
Euclide Chalout
Yvonne Dumas
Marie Rose Goulet
Rose Guilbert
Rosaire Chouinard
Clarina Berry
James Beaulieu
Leon Lasante
Rolande Villeneuve
Claudia Beaudoin
Kennedy on Ole Miss Campus Amid Governor Barnett Clash
On the Ole Miss campus Kennedy and Governor Ross Barnett clashed over Meredith's enrollment. Barnett, cited for contempt for defying court orders, denounced federal overreach yet said he abhorred bloodshed and urged restraint despite the confrontation.
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Ole Miss
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Meredith
Mississippians Urged to Preserve Peace and Avoid Violence
A call to all Mississippians and law officers to do everything in their power to preserve peace and to avoid violence in any form, urging restraint and nonaggression amid tensions.
Public Hearing on Zoning Changes in Saco October 1962
In the Municipal Court Room at Saco City Hall a public hearing is set for October 10, 1962 at 7 30 P M to discuss changes to the zoning ordinance affecting house trailers mobile homes tenting areas and building inspector duties. Charles W Fenderson Secretary Saco Planning Board calls for interested parties to attend.
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Saco City Hall
Charles W. Fenderson
Saco Planning Board
Classification Announcements Overview by Section
A concise index of categorized items including Automotive, Business, Service, Employment, Financial, Instruction, Live Stock, Merchandise, Rooms and Board, Real Estate for Rent or Sale, and numbered ranges 1-10, 10a-17, 18-31, 32-37, 42-46, 7-50, 51-67, 68-7, and 82a-90 for quick reference and sorting.
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Wonderbar
Lorraine Ketchum
Jinx
Dorothy Huot
Priscilla Guertin
Joan Dallaire
Madeleine Guay
Doris Montpas
Pegey Cloutier
Wells Warriors
Trotters & Pacers
Purkey
San Francis Co
Drysdale
Los Angel
Koufax
National Football League
Cusack
Beech Ridge
Ralph Cusack
Roger Shaw Windham
George Welch
Hug Meserve
Bar Mills
Ken Bornheimer
Sandy Atkinson
Bob Libby
Groveville
Phil Libby
Welch
Harry Joyce
G. Dolliver
Marie-Joseph
Saco
Harry M. Wooster
Biddeford & Saco Water Company
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Petre Mourmouras
Theodore Scontras
Theodore Terlalis
James Gallaros
Alex Xanthakis
Gerasimos
Andrew Karas
John Throu
Moulos
George Caras
Thomas Lamb
James Goudouras
Karas
Springfield
Mass
Maine
Safety Committee
Pearl Street Station
Mississippi National Guard
United States
Gov. Barnett
Homestead Club
Legals
Biddeford - Saco Journal
A. Gervais
Saco Petland
Sleepy Hollow
Elm St
Smithwheel Rd
Old Orchard Beach
Forest Ave
Elm
Hooper
Automobile Agencies
Ate Motors
Cascade Motors
King Croxford
Cascade ‘Motors
Cascade Rd
Old Ore ‘Chard Beach
BUICK
Elm &J
Chevrolet
Dodge Coronet
Zilenski
Thompson Rd
Route 111
FORD
NASH
Rambler
SKODA
Leighton
Pepperell” Square
LePage Auto Sales
Arthur MacDonald
Ford Rancho
JEEP
Airport
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