Holy Name League Bowling Standings Snapshot
League standings and high scores from multiple clubs such as Roll-A-Way Lanes, Time Lanes, and 20th Century Lanes. Teams including Flyers, Pigeons, Jokers, Bears, and St. Mary’s show totals, singles, and top punches with a mix of men and ladies performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Flyers
Ray’s
Hi Lites
Sleepyheads
Flyers
H. Qouellette
M. Huot
R. Wooster
Little Folks
Bobcats
the Jets
Wildcats
Panthers
P. Laverriere
M. Letellier
C. Larochelle
N. Gourdouros
B. Dion
Holy Name
Little Folke Lost Souls
Arlen Box
20Th Century Lanes
Bombers
Jokers Wildcats
the Jets Bobcats Panthers
Peanuts Pepperell Girls
Saco Lowell
John Roberts
Sharpies
Bhp
Thermals
Chargers
Fighters
Untouchables
Sloppy Joe
Charlene da
West Point
Nns
Secs Banca
Mustangs
Baby Bombers
Angels Knights of Columbus
S. Fortin
M. Ruel
Packers
Browns
V. la Giants
D. Letellier
Bears
R. Valliere
Colts
W. Hall
Redskins
Double J's
Grover
Eagles
Rachel & Rene
Grover’s
Hi-Lo’s
Noye’ S Tire Co
A. Hubert National Guard
Aron’s
A. St Pierre
40Th Armor B.N I Sunset Garage
A. Hubert
Garnache
St. Pierre
J’s
Loaders
Rachel
Rene
Mid Irons
Grover’s TV
Chippers Gas Jets
Brassies Southpaws
Hockers Tigers
Hockers Jets
Lovebirds
Invaders
Polly Annas
M. Lagueux
A. St. Pierre
C. Fleur Merchant
E. Binette St. Pierre
Vanes
Giants
Dodgers
Red Sox
Yankees
Pirates
Indians
Biddeford and
Saco Journal
N. Gillis
L. T.W.U.A.A.F.L.C
Merchant’s
John Chupka
Mats
L.scanagravers
Gosselin’s
Justifiers
Patriots
Galleys
the Jokers
Sneider’s
Deadliners
Martini’s American Tailor Shop
Casablanca Am Editors
Tigerette’s Goofers
20Th Century Comets
Eddie’s Taxi
D. Provost
the Monkeys
Roland L. Petit Co
S. Brooks
Blue Berets
Archie's Variety
High Start
K C
The
Impossibles
Wees Point Warriors
Bull Dogs
Nit Wits
Chickens
S. Grenier
Tigers
Angie Gregoire
H. Paul
Hush-Puppies
Bubbles
Hi-Lo's
Seagulls
Holy Rollers
Blue Jays
Sun Dials
Lacettes
Jets
Tigerettes
Pickups
Rejects
Dreamers
Sting Rays Hot & Cold
RcLeod
R. McLeod
Saco Tanning
Beam House
B. Marcotte
G. Piil
S. Maurice
G. Farrel
H. Wagner
Twin City
C.B
Ww. Breakers
F.C.C
C. Fleurnt
A. Morin
C.fleurent
B. Gagne
J. Gould
Detention of Wiedenhoeft in East Berlin Raises U S Concerns
The State Department cannot determine why Columbia University art teacher Ronald Wiedenhoeft was arrested in East Berlin a month ago and held without visitor access. Department officials call the detention disturbing and pledge to seek his release, as they relate it to the comparable case of Peter Feinauer who was sentenced after a long incommunicado period.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Columbia University
Ronald Wiedenhoeft
East Berlin
Wiedenhoeft
Wiedenhoeff
United States
Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Peter Feinauer
Feinauer
McCloskey
Tulane Sets Challenge To Miami In Orange Bowl
Miami aims for its first win of the season facing Tulane in the Orange Bowl. Coach Charlie Tate rotates QB David Olivo and Bill Miller as Miami seeks a breakthrough after a string of losses. Tulane seeks its first Orange Bowl victory, last overcoming Miami in 1959 and 1964 bowls.
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Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Hurricanes
Tulane
Charlie Tate
David Olivo
Tate
Olivo
Bill Miller
Penn State
Green Wave
Southern California
Houston
UCLA
Stanford
North Carolina State
Northwestern
Ohio
North Carolina
Greenies
New Orleans
Trail
Southern Cal
Trojans
O. J. Simpson
Pacific
Los Angeles
Cougars
N.C. State
Purdue
Notre Dame
Georgia
South Carolina
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas State
Colorado
Iowa State
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas Tech
Mississippi State
Johnson defends policy in sudden White House news conference
President Johnson held an abrupt news conference to fault Congress for delays in approving 14 major appropriations bills and to push for higher income taxes to curb inflation. He implied he is less masterful at maneuvering Congress and noted his recent TV appearances lacked his former edge.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Congress
Harris May Get Hitchcock's Job
Tu man Harris, long associated with Braves executive Paul Richards, was expected to be named manager of the Atlanta Braves during the World Series. Harris, who once yielded the Baltimore posting to Billy Hitchcock, was a leading candidate for more than a month after Hitchcock was dismissed.
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ST. Louis
Tuman Harris
Baltimore Baseball
Billy Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Atlanta Braves
Braves
Paul Richards
Harris
Richards
FDA to boost research to strengthen consumer protection
The FDA plans increased research by its own scientists through August, while noting 2,170,000 workers across 2,080 strikes. The move aims to strengthen the agency's consumer protection role and oversight.
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The
Food and Drug Administration
Budget clash fuels Senate Johnson fight for cuts
Senator John J. Williams denounces passing bills with high figures while directing the President to cut $5 billion to $7 billion, framing the budget battle between President Johnson and Congress. Nebraska remains the only state with a unicameral legislature, a single 49 member, nonpartisan chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
John J. Williams
R-Del
Johnson
Congress
Nebraska
Union
Notable Politician and Artists In Brief
CHICAGO AP Terence O Neill Northern Ireland prime minister brings a green tie and Irish linen handkerchiefs to Mayor Daley. The set is a gesture at City Hall. LOS ANGELES AP Oscar Brown Jr plans a musical review featuring unknown performers from poor Los Angeles neighborhoods. HARRISBURG AP Mrs William Scranton says her husband will not enter 1968 presidential race. AUSTIN AP Scientist-astronaut Brian Tod O Leary named assistant professor in University of Texas Astronomy Department joining 12 new scientist astronauts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Terence O'Neill
Northern Ireland
Richard J. Daley
O'Neill
City Hall
Daley
Los Angeles
Oscar Brown Jr
Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Republica Party
Austin
Tex
Brian Tod O'Leary
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I. Mackel
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the Finks
the Sneakers
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F. Tardif
N.c.o.s
D. Edgecomb
O. Presley
Pussy Cats
Westland
J. Rizette
Allied
P. Nield
G. Bourqu
T. Bergeron
Warpers
M. Martel
Nadeau
R. Franconer
H. Jones
H. Watson
T.W.U.A
A.F.L
William Pollock Leagu
Pitter Patters
Hellions
G. Lessard
R. Lantagne
20Th Century
Maurice
Holy Cross
St. Francis
Georgetown
St. Mary's
Boston
Rena
St. Mary’s
Westland - Allied Girls
Bouffard
Marina
Foss Metal
J. Forcier
Potters
J. Ladakakos
Wal Clark
L. 'Domino’s
the Jets Slo Mo Shuns
Clarks
Clark
Perron
Flamingos
Screamers
Sheltra "Realty
Misfits
Alley Cats
Sheltra Realty
I. Provencal
Civil Aeronautics Board
Hartford
Conn
Providence
R.J
New York
Newark
N.J
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Trenton
Baltimore
CAB
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Labor Department
House OF Fun
al Or Maurice Huot
Elm Street
Biddeford
Maurice Huot
Maine State Bowling Association
Franklin Street
News Conference
San Antonio
Tlse Vietnam
Heart Fund
Ed Sullivan
National Heart Bowling Week
Navy
American Heart Assn
Assn
John Hadl
San Diego Chargers
Los Angeles Rams
Spider Lockhart
Minnesota Vikings
Cleveland
Ernie Green
Atlanta Falcons