Tigers, Eagles, and Seagulls face weekend gridiron slate
Twin-City fans get a Saturday doubleheader at Waterhouse Field with Biddeford meeting Thornton at 1 30 p m while St Louis plays Cony at 10 30 a m at Alumni Field. Kennebunk hosts Lisbon and Old Orchard Beach meets Brunswick in sea coast tilt at 1 30 p m. Wells battles St Ignatius at Wells at 1 30 p m. Additional notes detail Biddeford injuries and lineup, St Louis quarterback out with cold, and Seagulls reshuffling backfield after Loyal Bouchers injury.
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Biddeford
Thornton Academy
Waterhouse Field
St. Louis
Cony High
Augusta
Kennebunk High
Lisbon
Old Orchard Beach
Brunswick
Wells
St. Ignatius High
Biddeford High
Dave Redmond
Dick Pap
Redmond
Tigers
Thornton
Brad Leach
Maroon
Eagles
St. Louis High
Alumni Field
Bob Cote
Cony
Cote
Dick Landry
Dick Agreste
Ndry
Agreste
Ray Borduas
John Cookson
Rolly Nolette
Don Wilson
Bob Fournier
John Belisle
Ron Petit
Dennis Dutremble
Mike Denoncour
Paul Lamb
Johnny Thibault
Charlie Labonte
Dick la Roche
Joe Resgina
Seagulls
Loyal Boucher
Rege
Lambert
Tailack
Dennis McNabb Fills Bowdoin Fullback Role
Bowdoin College sophomore Dennis P. McNabb of Saco headlines the Polar Bear eleven as fullback for 1964 after starring on the 1963 freshman squad with four wins and one loss. He previously quarterbacked most of 1963 season before a leg injury. Alpha Rho of Kappa Sigma member. Thornton Academy graduate 1963, class president, letters in football, basketball, baseball. Bowdoin freshman numerals in three sports. son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. McNabb of 40 Beach St., Saco.
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Brunswick
Dennis P. McNabb
Saco
Bowdoin College
Polar Bear
McNabb
Bowdoin
Alpha Rho
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Thornton Academy
John F. McNabb
Beach St
First Silver Dollar Minted in 1794 Design Changes
The first silver dollar was minted in 1794, marking the start of a long history of evolving coin designs. Over the years collectors and historians note numerous changes reflecting shifts in artistry and national symbolism.
Wells High Set for Weekend Battle Against St Ignatius
Wakefield has a broken wrist and Dennie Sampson is out with a leg injury while Noyes expects to be ready for the Lisbon game. Wells High hones daily for the clash with St Ignatius of Sanford as both schools prepare for the weekend showdown.
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Wakefield
Dennie Sampson
Noyes
Lisbon
Wells High
St. Ignatius of Sanford
Reds Coker Sparks Comeback To Narrow NL Lead
Cincinnati reserves catcher Jim Coker delivered a single a double and his first home run of the season as the Reds beat Pittsburgh 5-4, cutting the gap to within half a game of the pennant contending Cardinals who idle. Coker batted .280 in nine games prior to Thursday. Cincinnati faces Philadelphia next while St. Louis and San Francisco vie for position. Marichal won his 21st as Giants beat Colts 6-3.
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Associated Press
Gene Mauch
Johnny Keane
Dick Sisler
Cincinnati
Sisler
Jim Coker
John Edwards
Coker
Reds
Pittsburgh
Keane
Cardinals
Steve Blass
Denver
Edwards
Phillies
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New York Mets
St. Louis
Giants
Mets
Houston
Milwaukee
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Vada Pinson
Jerry Lynch
Frank Robinson
Pirates
Dick Schofield
Bill Virdon
Sammy Ellis
Joe Nuxhall
Nuxhall
Bob Purkey
Roberto Clemente
Juan Marichal
Colts
Tom Haller
Marichal
Willie Mays
Swami Dick Set: Season’s Record Across Maine Schools
Basketball season results list multiple high school matchups with scores and winners including Bangor over Edward Little Thornton over Biddeford Lewiston over Cheverus St Louis over Cony Deering over Sanford Portland over Waterville South Portland over Stephens Brewer over Westbrook Brunswick over Old Orchard Beach Madison over Cross Farmington over Winthrop Lawrence over Gardiner Oxford Hills over Fryeburg Trail over Morse John Bapst over Old Town Skowhegan over Rockland Stearns over Foxcroft MCI over Winslow Mexico over Jay Lisbon over Kennebunk Gould over Livermore Falls Hall-Dale over Wilton Boothby Region over Monmouth over Hygins Dixfield over Bridgton Bar Harbor over Hampden York over Eliot Mattanawcook over Dexter Leavitt over Erskine Crono over Greenville St Ignatius over Wells South Berwick over North Berwick.
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Bangor
Edward Little Thornton
Biddeford
Lewiston
Cheverus St. Louis
Cony Deering
Sanford
Portland
Waterville
South Portland
Stephens Brewer
Westbrook
Brunswick
Old Orchard Beach
Madison
Cross Farmington
Winthrop Lawrence
Gardiner
Oxford Hills
Fryeburg Trail
Morse
John Bapst
Old Town
Skowhegan
Rockland Stearns
Foxcroft MCI
Winslow Mexico
Jay Lisbon
Kennebunk Gould
Livermore Falls
Hall-Dale
Wilton Boothby Region
Monmouth
Cumberland Fair Harness Race Card Tonight
Trotters GS Pacers at Cumberland Fair features eight races with 1 mile mounts. Notable horses include Sky's Kathleen, Meadow Knight, Monmouth, and Eastland in pace and trot divisions. Post time 7:30 pm with purses from 350 to 500 dollars and multiple named drivers.
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Cumberland Fair Tonight
Chet Abbot
P. Lovejoy
Becky Alden
L. Bryant Jr
Davey Dean
R. Foster
Wally Long
J .McKenney
E. Britt
N. Murray
Sky
Kathleen
I. Luce
Vic
M. Beckwith
Pete Woolen
D. Salley
Miss Bluenose
C. Dayton
Lora Hal
G. Proctor
W. Gould
April Royal
R. Sprague
R. Wing Jr
Monmouth
R. McCaleb
Tuition
Shining Knight
G. Reed
Jai Lai Bud
G. Pratt Sr
S. Bubier
Weston
D. Richards
Tony L
B. Bramble
Hardy's
King
B. Patterson
Dasher
F. Smith
Borderview
Prince
T. Herris
Cardinal Buster
K. Bartlett
Goldie
W. Miller
Mr. Finny
L. Collier
Jet Stone
Angus
N. Watson
Just Nancy
H. Renaud Chum
R. Doherty
Tamar
Shadydale
Able
G. Reed Evelyn Con
C. Connor
F. Hall Jr
Happy Dudley
B. Nelson
Uhland
K. Gray
J. Kane
Sonny Abben
Jo Bo
Edgewood
Rusty
R. Smith
Hey Girl
E. Richards
Susan Rush
Eastland
Oteca
Harry W
G. Reed Glory Wyn
Mahoney Hanover
S. Hamilton
Duke Chief
P. Gray
Jose Menace
M. Hodgkins Jr
Topaz Seguin
I. Foster
Golden Mist
Biddeford JHS Beats Beach in Narrow 19-14 Victory
Biddeford Junior High edged Old Orchard Beach Junior High 19-14 in a morning game at Waterhouse Field. Biddeford scored two touchdowns in the final period to pull ahead after early Seagulls drives.
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SPTS
Biddeford
JHS
Biddeford Junior High
Old Orchard Beach Junior High
Waterhouse Field
Seagulls
Mike LeMay
Tigers
Roland Lemelin
Old Orchard Beach
Lemay
Leo Cantara
Yogi Berra Seeks Rally as Yankees Stall Pennant Run
Yogi Berra hoped for a celebratory sip as the Yankees lost two to Detroit, delaying a possible pennant clincher. Detroit's wins, including a late rally in the opener and a solid nightcap, kept New York at risk while Baltimore and Kansas City won to tighten the pennant battle.
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Associated Press
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Pennant Express
Detroit Tigers
Berra
New York
Detroit
Tigers
Yankees
Cleveland
Kansas City
Chicago
Yogi
A’s
Yankee
Indians
W. L. Pet. G.l
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Buffalo
Oakland
Bills
Jack Kemp
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Paul Lowe
Jets
Denver
Mike Holovak
Patriots
Gino Cappelletti
Houston
Abner Haynes
Chris Burford
Chiefs
Hand Picks Pro Winners In Wide Pro Tilt Preview
The Associated Press notes Johnny Unitas and Baltimore’s revamped running game test Los Angeles Rams’ tough defense. Colts top the league in scoring as Unitas has seven TDs with one interception, while Rams seek balance against a potent Baltimore attack.
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Associated Press
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
Los Angeles Rams
Colts
Rams
Chicago Bears
Unitas
Harland Svare
Dempsey
Firpo
Ruth
Gehrig
Minnesota
Dutch van Brocklin
Lamar Lundy
Merlin Olsen
Deacon ‘Jones
Rosey Grier
Major League batting and pitching leaders list
Highlights from the season include Oliva of Minnesota leading with 109 runs and 42 doubles, B Robinson of Baltimore 113 RBIs and 315 at bats, Killebrew hitting 48 home runs for Minnesota, Aparicio stealing 56 bases for Baltimore, and Pascual with 213 strikeouts for Minnesota. Also notes leaders in wins and ERA for Bunker and Ford, and others in runs, triples, and pitching stats.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Howser
Cleveland
Peeeeee
Stuart
Boston
M Hlts
Bressoud
Rollins
Versalles
Killebrew
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Bunker
Ford
New York
Pascual
Downing
Baseball Leaders of 1960s Era Highlight Strong Performances
Batting figures show Clemente hitting .342 with 209 hits for Pittsburgh and 121 runs by Allen of Philadelphia. Carty tops Milwaukee with 400 at bats and Mays leads in RBIs with 117. Pitching lists Koufax 19-6 and Marichal with 218 strikeouts, Veale 245.
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Clemente
Eec
Carty
Milwaukee
Allen
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Flood
Palis
Williams
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Marichal
Veale
Drysdale
Orioles edge Nationals behind McNally one hitter
Major League Stars PITCHING Dave McNally of Baltimore allowed only one hit Don Lock’s two-out double in the seventh as the Orioles defeated Washington 2-0 to stay alive in the American League pennant race. HITTING Jim Coker of Cincinnati had a single, double and homer guiding the Reds to a 5-4 win over Pittsburgh, pulling within a half game of the NL leaders the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Tigers
Mel Stottlemyre
Donnie McLain
Dave McNally
Don Lock
Senators
Baltimore
Dick Radatz
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Associated Press
Orioles
Washington
Jim Coker
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
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Carmeik Production
American i International Picture
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Hite Quan
Mem Goldwyn Mayer
Seven Arts Productions
Thyfoon
Rens
Technicolor
Haley Mills
Eli Wallach
Swami Dick
Trotters
GS Pacers
Athletics
Larry Stahl
Stottlemyre
Gates Brown
Don Wert
Mickey Lolich
Brown
Rollie Sheldon
Wert
McNally
Lock
Ken Hunt
Pe Spree
Jack
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Dick Bass
Green Bay
Tommy Mason
Vikings
Dallas
Jim ‘Brown
Frank ‘Ryan
Cowboys
Don Meredith
Steelers
Ollie Matson
Charley Johnson
Jim Bakken
Bears
George Halas
Larry Morris
Mike Pyle
Joe Fortunato
Bill George
Lions
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Anna Perri
Jane Russell
Joe Doris
Ray Williams
Gil Seville
Val Perry
Preble St
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Beech Ridge Speedway
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HolMes RD
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