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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1962

Page

3

Biddeford Saco Lions Promote Pro Football At Alumni Field

Port land Sea Hawks of the Atlantic Coast league visit Framingham Falcons at Alumni field Sunday with proceeds for local high school libraries. Notable Hawks players include Bill Gagne Frank Tarazewich Paul Bergeron Dexter Morse Ken Parady and Dave Cloutier. Also features Furman quarterback hopeful Danny Donovan dubbed the Irish Gambler and his brother Mike at Easley High School.

Biddeford - Saco Sea Hawks Bill Gagne Biddeford Hawks Frank Tarazewich Thornton Academy University of Maine Paul Bergeron Kennebunk Maine Maritime Dexter Morse Ken Parady Dave Cloutier Rams Alumni Field Lions Twin Cities Danny Donovan Furman College South Carolina Wofford Florida State Furman Mike Easley High School

Maine Football Picks and Rockingham Park Pace Card

Feature covers Maine gridiron selections for Class A games with Thornton over Cony and Deering over Stephens, plus Waterville over Biddeford and Morse over Rockland. Also reports on Lusty Leader drawing post No 1 in Rockingham Park's White Mountain pace, with detailed fields and betting notes.

Mr. Ggg St. Louis Sanford Bangor Cheverus Thornton Cony Deerings Stephens South Portland Edward Little Lewiston Portland Waterville Biddeford Brewer Madison Skowhegan Crosby Gardiner Winslow John Bapst Lawrence Oxford Hills Westbrook Mexico Lisbon Morse Rockland Old Town Stearns St. Ignatius Bridgton Traip Kennebunk Old Orchard Beach Gould Dixfield Walloping Wells Leavitt South Berwick York Eliot Williams Jay Farmington Hall Dale Winthrop Livermore Falls Salem N. H Lusty Rockingham Park White Mountain Tom McInnis Rumford al Sam Earl Beede Maine Ieutenant Uray Franklin Safford Tug Boyd Lehigh Hanover Scotch Abbe Ned Galentine K. D. Senator Fred Parks Harley Benny al Hazen Telepace al Winger Ernie Jordan Bob Farrington

Boxing results from New Jersey and Bridgeport

The Associated Press reports in Los Angeles that Raymundo Battling Torres from Mexico defeated Don Jordan in a knockout, with the commission ordering the purses held up. In Jersey City Rubin Hurricane Carter stopped Collins in Trenton, with Bridgeport noted in brief.

Associated Press Los Angeles Raymundo Battling Torres Raynosa Mexico Don Jordan Jersey City N. J Rubin Carter Paterson N.J Collins Trenton Bridgeport

Denver Broncos Pile Up Record Crowd in 44-7 Win

Denver fans set a record with 22,452 cheering the Broncos to a 44-7 victory over the winless Oakland Raiders. Gene Mingo sparked the scoring, George Shaw connected on key passes, and safety touchdowns by Goose Gonsoulin and John McGeever highlighted a 23-point fourth quarter. Shaw threw for 137 yards on 9 of 25 attempts as Denver stretched its record to 4-1 while Boston and Houston lead the Eastern Division.

Denver Broncos Oakland Raiders Gene Mingo George Shaw Californians Austin Goose Gonsoulin John McGeever Chon Gal Ingo Shaw Boston Patriots New York Tonight Boston Houston New York Buffalo Dallas San Diego

Tebbetts Named Manager of Cleveland Indians

New York AP Birdie Tebbetts returns to manage the Cleveland Indians on a three year contract reported at 40000 dollars per year. Tebbetts previously led Cincinnati from 1953 to 1958 and earlier served as Milwaukee Braves manager before resigning Friday night. He succeeds fired McGaha as Cleveland finished sixth after leading the league early in the season.

NEW York Birdie Tebbetts Gabe Paul Cleveland Indians Cleveland Milwaukee Braves Tebbetts Cincinnati Paul Milwaukee Charlie Dressen Birdie Braves Lou Perini Mcl McGaha Indians

Beaver Outpoints Camparone in Hartford Bout

Beaver won a close decision 138 to 137 over Camparone in Hartford Connecticut. The narrow victory highlighted a tense light middleweight contest with champions and officials noting the judges' split decision.

Beaver Hartford Conn New_York

Giants and Yankees Split Series as World Series Opens

In New York the Giants and Yankees split the first two games at Candlestick and Yankee Stadium. Giants lefty Billy Pierce stars in relief for the Dodgers as he starts in San Francisco. Ralph Houk ponders pitching plans with Ford and Terry to follow Sanford’s matchup against Pierce. The weather forecasters predict rain but fans expect a full Sunday crowd.

New York San Francisco Jack Sanford San Francisco Giants New York Yankees al Dark Yankee Stadium Yankees Dark Billy Pierce Yanks Pierce Giants Los Angeles Dodgers Dodgers Candlestick Park Ralph Houk Ford Terry Juan Marichal Billy O'Dell Houk Bill Skowron Elston Howard Skowron Howard Yogi Berra Dale Long Sanford Willie McCovey Ralph Terry Chuck Hiller Roger Maris Felipe Alou Hiller Matty Alou Bobby Richardson Warren Spahn Milwaukee Braves

Series Facts And Figures First Game Box Score

New York and San Francisco opened with a 6 to 2 score as Ford, Howard, O'Dell, Larsen, Miller and Bailey contributed for New York while Boyer hit a first inning home run. O'Dell pitched for San Francisco in the loss.

New York San Francisco Ford Howard O'Dell Larsen Miller Bailey Lorsino W—Ford O’dell Boyer

Miami Wins Squeaker Over Florida State

Miami ninth ranked barely beats Florida State 7 to 4 in a game marked by 11 fumbles. George Mira connected with Nick Spinelli for the lone touchdown as Miami remains unbeaten in three games at the Orange Bowl before a 43,962 crowd. Other top games saw Georgia Washington vs Furman and New Mexico State vs Detroit, with major clashes featuring Ohio State UCLA and Alabama Vanderbilt.

MIAMI Fla University of Miami Florida State University Seminoles George Mira Nick Spinelli Florida State Gene Roberts Jim O'Mahoney Phil Spooner O'Mahoney Texas Christian Pittsburgh George Washington Furman Dick Drummond New Mexico State University of Detroit Ohio State UCLA Oleans Pacific Coast Alabama Vanderbilt Birmingham Texas Tulane Penn State Georgia Tech Nittany Lions Rice Louisiana State Southern California Iowa Mississippi Houston Jackson

Eagles Face Steelers In Nfl Feature

Eagles quarterback Sonny Jurgensen brings a pass heavy attack to Pittsburgh as the opener on a weekend schedule. Green Bay and Detroit clash Sunday in a top Western Conference showdown with 3-0 marks. Washington hosts Los Angeles as the Rams drop to 0-3. Other games include New York at St. Louis and Dallas at Cleveland. Jurgensen tops passer stats with 53 completions in a game, but loses key target Pete Retzlaff to a fractured left collarbone for six to eight weeks.

Associated Press Sonny Jurgensen Philadelphia Eagles Pittsburgh Steelers Green Bay Packers Detroit Lions Washington Los Angeles Pas Rams Cleveland Chicago Minnesota Vikings San Francisco Baltimore Jurgensen Herey NFL Pete Retzlaff Eagles Ted Dean Lions Bobby Mitchell Norm Snead Arnett Zeke Bratkowski Dick Bass

Stock Car Races Set For Beech Ridge Sunday

The Maine State Stock Car Racing Association schedules state championship races at 2 p m Sunday at Scarborough Beech Ridge Speedway. Races cover 50 laps in modified sportsman and bomber classes with heats semis and consolations. Local favorites include Phil Libby Ralph Cusack Roger Sha and George Welch. Open competition in the modified class draws entrants from Massachusetts Connecticut and New York. Local veterans Russ Nutting Ken Bornheimer Dick Wolstenhulme and Dick Garrett expected to challenge outsiders.

Maine State Stock Car Racing Association Scarborough Beech Ridge Speedway Phil Libby Ralph Cusack Roger Sha George Welch the Ridge New England Ning Massachusetts Connecticut New York Msscaa Russ Nutting Ken Bornheimer Dick Wolstenhulme Dick Gaarrett Bobbi Wolstenhulme Ray Leach Marty Vachon Paul Tardif Bucky Benson

Ernie Davis Leukemia Victory Sparks Return Plan

Ernie Davis, 22, Browns halfback and former Syracuse Heisman winner, revealed a remission from leukemia two months after being sidelined. Plans to resume workouts Monday with coach Paul Brown and team physician Dr Victor Ippolito, aiming to regain form in three to four weeks. Davis cautioned progress depends on whether remission lasts and coach Brown will decide on NFL game participation.

Cleveland, Ohio Ernie Davis Cleveland Browns Browns Syracuse Davis Arthur B. Modell Newsmen Paul Brown Victor Ippolito Ippolito

San Francisco Hits Off With Mc Covey Homer Run

San Francisco scored on a first inning homer by Mc Covey as Sanford and Haller contributed. Terry took loss while Sanford earned win for the San Francisco club. Daley and Berra also figured in the column of runners and scoring, framing the early lead.

San Francisco Terry Daley Berra Sanford and Haller W—Sanford L—Terry McCovey

Baseball Road Trip Schedule From Oct 7 to Oct 12

The schedule shows travel days and a sequence of games starting Sunday October 7 at Yankee Stadium for the third game, then October 8 for the fourth game, October 9 for the fifth game, October 10 off for travel, October 11 possibly the sixth game at San Francisco, and October 12 the seventh game.

Yankee Stadium San Francisco

Lunts May Return to Broadway in The Chinese Prime Minister

Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, Broadway's leading duo, may return in Enid Bagnold's play The Chinese Prime Minister. Bonard Productions, led by Donald Seawell, Haila Stoddard, and Helen Bonfils, holds staging rights.

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