Tigers and Maroon hit road for key Saturday games
Biddeford travels to Waterville with coach Ziggy Serpico predicting the toughest game of the year for his undefeated Tigers. Thornton, led by coach Brad Leach, visits Augusta’s Cony in a top heavy tilt as the Maroon seek a third straight win. Both games start at 1 30. St Louis hosts Sanford at 730 tonight.
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Saucier Defends Crown In 25-Pin Handicap Title Showdown
Twin City champion Don Saucier faces Dick Choroszy of Saco in a 25 pin handicap title match at the 20th Century lanes. First half scores favor Choroszy 1,150 to 1,125, with Saucier at home advantage. The match Saturday at 5:30 p.m. promises a tossup as both bowlers seek the crown.
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Series Facts And Figures By The Associated Press
New York and San Francisco split the series with New York winning game one 8 to 2. Ford and Howard pitched for New York while O'Dell and Larson started for San Francisco. Boyer hit a home run for New York. Remaining schedule lists games through October 12 with travel between New York and San Francisco.
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Financial Figures From League Games Released
Attendance 43,852. Net receipts 355,838.48. Commissioner's share 53,375.77. Players' share 18,477.63. New York club's share 30,246.27. San Francisco club's share 30,246.27. American League's share 30. National League's share 30.
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Rock Inmates Series Fans Rock Inmates Series Fans
The Rock at Alcatraz hosted about 200 of 250 inmates who chose to stay in their cells to listen to the Yankees Giants World Series opener on radio. Guards faced an undermanned shop crew as the prison routine was disrupted by the game in San Francisco.
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Fights Last Night Across U.S. Carded Results
In Liverpool Jim Ellis of Trenton knocked out Dave Coventry. Worcester saw Sugar Jim Lynn outpoint Gaylord Barnes. Miami report shows Perfecto Garcia from Nicaragua outpointing Tom O Connor of Pittsburgh.
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Children’s classifieds urge reuse not waste
A local newspaper urges readers to reuse children’s clothing and toys through classified ads. The notice promotes selling lightly used items rather than discarding them, appealing to families and community waste reduction.
Biddeford Gridders Win Season Opener in 94 Victory
Biddeford Junior High opened 1962 with a hard fought 94 victory over Old Orchard Beach Junior High. Biddeford scored on a late first period safety and an 80 yard pass to McAlevey in the second. Old Orchard Beach answered late in the game with a Gagne four yard TD run but failed the extra point.
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Sea Hawks Meet Framingham Falcons Sunday at Alumni Field
The Portland Sea Hawks play the Framingham Falcons Sunday at 2 p.m. at St Louis Alumni Field in a twin cities showcase sponsored by the Biddeford Saco Lions for Light Conservation. Portland debuts Biddeford star Paul Bergeron and features veteran Bill Gagne Frank Tarazewich and a line of Maine natives and area coaches.
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