SANTIAGO CEPEDA PREVIEW WORLD SERIES OPENER AT FENWAY
Boston starter Jose Santiago faces St Louis slugger Orlando Cepeda in the opener at Fenway Park. Gibson leads the Cardinals with Dick Hughes and Nelson Briles as relievers, while Boston counters with Jim Lonborg in game two and Gary Bell or Lee Stange in game three. Cepeda, a likely MVP candidate, hit .325 with 25 HR and 111 RBIs. Yaz dominates for Boston with a six-for-six stretch in weekend wins.
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Orlando Cepeda
Fenway Park
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Cepeda
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Puerto Rico
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Guaynabo
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Bob Gibson
Red Sox
Red Schoendienst
Dick Hughes
Nelson Briles
Dick Williams
Jim Lonborg
Gary Bell
Lee Stange
Williams
Minnesota
Gibson
Roberto Clemente
Cardinal
New York Yankees
Carl Yastrzemski
Twins
Yaz
Red Sox, Cardinals Shore Up for Series Start
Boston stars celebrate batting champion Carl Yastrzemski after a 1 3 6 season. He leads a lineup with Adair Jones Harrelson Scott Petrocelli Smith Gibson while the Cardinals field Brock Flood Maris Cepeda McCarver Shannon Javier Maxvill. The teams arrive in Boston and plan multiple games with potential moves to St Louis and back.
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Boston
Jerry Adair
Dalton Jones
Yastrzemski
Ken Harrelson
George Scott
Rico Petrocelli
Reggie Smith
Russ Gibson
Cardinals
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Roger Maris
Cepeda
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
Julian Javier
Cal Maxvill
St. Louis
Orlando Cepeda
Mike Andrews
Bat Williams
Joe Foy
Sox
Flood
Smith
Jose Tartabull
Maris
Bob Tolan
Alex Johnson
Harrelson
Tartabull
Joe Torre
Elston Howard
Ellie
Red Sox
Boston Fans Rally Behind Red Sox in World Series
In Boston and surrounding towns fans reject underdog status for the Red Sox in the World Series against St. Louis. Citizens like John OMalley and Dennis Sullivan praise the team, while officials from Sen Edward Brooke to Mayor John F. Collins declare support and a celebratory Boston Red Sox Day.
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Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
Associated Press
Red Sox
John Sullivan
Belmont
Northeastern University
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Senate
Missouri
Edward P. Boland
D-Mass
House
John F. Collins
Tom Yawkey
Massachusetts Senate
Christopher P. Griffin
USC tops AP college football poll after upset surge
Southern California ascends to No. 1 as Notre Dame drops to sixth after Purdue upset. Houston rises to second with 39 votes, UCLA 3rd, Purdue 4th, Georgia 5th. Texas Tech debuts in Top Ten by beating Texas.
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Associated Press
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Trojans
Michigan State
Texas
Irish
Purdue
Houston
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NCAA
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Bruins
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Boilermakers
Georgia
Clemson
Nebraska
Minnesota
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Maine Football Standings by Division and Conference
Bangor Portland South Portland Saint Louis Thornton Edward Little Lewiston Deering lead Class A with 2-0-1 records while Cony Biddeford Sanford Stephens Briny Brunswick Westbrook Waterville follow. In Class B Pine Tree Conference Belfast 4-0 and Gardiner 3-0 lead, Seacoast Marshwood 2-0-1 and Morse 1-0-1 pace. Class C Mountain Valley Jay 4-0 tops, Farmington Livermore Falls and Winslow close. list includes Orono Bucksport Mattanawcook Dexter Hampden Stearns Bar Harbor and other Maine programs.
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Portland South
Portlam
St. Louis
Thornton Edward Little Lewiston
Deering
Cony Biddeford
Sanford Stephens
Breyer
Brunswick
Westbrook
Waterville
Belfast
Gardiner
Skowhegan
Rockland
Old Town
Winslow
John Bapst
Lawrence
Madison
Seacoast
Marshwood
Traip
Morse
Oxford Hills
Fryebrug
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk
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Lisbon
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Livermore Falls
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Hall-Dale
Gould
Williams
Foxcroft
Orono
Greenville
Bucksport
Mattanawcook
Higgins
Dexter
Hampden
Stearns
Bar Harbor
Gate Tally At Fenway Doubles '66
The Boston Red Sox boosted attendance to 1,692,339 this season, doubling 1966 figures and helping the American League reach 10,883,905 total. Dodgers suffered a large drop while Cardinals topped two million at 2,100,838 as majors total attendance fell to 23,777,866 from 25,182,209.
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Boston Red Sox
Sox
Boston
Bosoon
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
Dodgers
St. Louis
Cardinals
Redmond Eyes State Title Bid After Big Win
Biddeford football coach Dave Redmond said his undefeated Tigers look strong for the Class A title after routing Stephens 53-13 in Rumford. He stresses Brewers’ threat, cites Eon and Goulet on the line, and notes Mark Allen and Tony Nava scoring as the squad prepares to host Brewer this weekend.
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Dave Redmond
Tigers
Stephens
Rumford
Brewer
Redmond
Edward Little
Mike Eon
Steve Goulet
Eon
Goulet
Bideford
Mark Allen
Tony Nava
Computer Gives St. Louis Edge On Man To Man Basis
In Boston the St. Louis Cardinals hold a statistical edge over the Red Sox across batting pitching and position matchups as the World Series opens at Fenway Park. Key pitching plans and lineup details for both teams highlight a tight series outlook with questions about momentum and nerves.
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St. Louis
Boston
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Cardinals
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Fenway Park
Dick Williams
Red Schoendienst
Rog Gibson
Dick Hughes
Nelson Briles
Steve Carlton
Gibson
al Jackson
Jack Lamahe
Larry Jaster
Ray Washburn
Joe Hoerner
Ron Willis
Ticket Booths Stormed as Governors Seek World Series Tickets
STORMED Fenway Park as about 10 000 fans queued for bleacher and standing room tickets. Six of the nation s governors pressed for World Series seats to watch the Red Sox face the St Louis Cardinals. Police shut windows for 13 minutes to restore order while Tommie McCarthy noted the phones stayed off the hook at home.
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Barry Locke
Massachusetts
John Volpe
State House
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Fenway Park
Tommie McCarthy
Red Sox
Navy Yard
Scoring Lead Shifts In 1967 New England Race
Sophomore halfback Glenn Dumont tied for the early season lead after scoring three touchdowns in American International College 35 Coast Guard 12 victory. Dumont has four TDs and 24 points in two games, joining Bob Schmonsees in 24 points. Dick Giardi tied for third after three TDs for Holy Cross in an upset over Yale, with Brent Kaufman and Bud Patasini also in the mix. Twenty six players tied for 10th with two TDs and 12 points.
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American International
Coast Guard
New England
Winslow
Maine
Bob Schmonsees
Springfield
Amherst
Associated Press
Dick Giardi
Holy Cross
Yale
Brent Kaufman
Rhode Island
Bud Patasini
Maine Maritime Academy
Jim Heelen
Northeastern
Vermont
Bobby Mitchell
New England College
Dark targets bullpen strengthening as Indians move forward
Cleveland manager Alvin Dark says fortifying the bullpen is a top early task after signing a two year contract. He cites the growing importance of relief pitching and notes past pennant winners had strong stoppers. Dark also seeks a new pitching coach to replace Clay Bryant.
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Cleveland
Alvin Dark
Cleveland Indians
Dark
Indians
Joe Adcock
Stu Miller
San Francisco Giants
Miller
Dodgers
Phil) Regan
Gabe Paul
Clay Bryant
Tribe
Kansas City Athletics
St Louis Alumni Host Football Smoker in Biddeford
The St Louis Alumni Association plans a Wednesday football smoker at 8 PM in the St. Jean Baptiste d Amerique hall at Adams and Jefferson Streets Biddeford. Films of last weekend’s St. Louis Bangor High School game narrated by Eagle Coach Bob Cote will be shown with a Q and A session afterward.
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St. Louis Alumni Association
St. Jean Baptiste d’Amerique
Adams and
Jefferson Streets
Biddeford
St. Louis-Bangor
Eagle
Bob Cote
Bangor
Football Smoker at Beach High School Tonight
The second weekly football smoker at Old Orchard Beach High School will be held tonight at 7 30 in the high school cafeteria. Films of the Seagull Marshwood game will be shown with coach Joe Regina narrating. The public may attend and will use the rear entrance through the gym lobby.
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Old Orchard Beach High School
Joe Regina
Victorian cooks favored bananas with beef sauces and broiled steak
The text notes Victorian cooks favored bananas as a staple and describes a sauce blend that pairs roast beef with horseradish and broiled steak. It mentions serving arrangements where the sauce accompanies the beef.
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