Dragons Blank TA Brunswick 4 0 In Soccer
Brunswick beat Thornton Academy 4 to 0 as Mike Watson scored twice and Kyle O’Brien made 12 saves. Watson added a late goal off a direct kick as TA played with 10 men after Peter Truslow’s ejection. Brunswick improves to 7-1-1, TA falls to 3-5. The Golden Trojans next face Portland and undefeated Lewiston.
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Brunswick
Thornton Academy
Thornton
Dragons
Mike Watson
Russ Hoyt
Mike Higbee
Kyle O’brien
Ray Billings
Peter Truslow
Golden Trojans
Portland
Lewiston
Biddeford Tigers face Westbrook amid injury plagued start
Biddeford coach Dave Kerry vents frustration over an 0 2 1 start marred by poor tackling blocking and kicking. Key players Labonte Potvin out, Crepeau back, with hoped returns pending. Westbrook showdown at Waterhouse Field looms as both teams seek turnaround despite rough losses.
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Dick Charles
Biddeford
Dave Kerry
Orange and Black
Kerry
Portland
Dan Labonte
Joey Potvin
Chris Cantara
Labonte
Potvin
Westbrook
Waterhouse Field
Ken Crepeau
Blue Blazes
Thornton
Tigers
Prett
Expos Hire Dick Williams To Rebuild Montreal Club
Montreal signs 47 year old Dick Williams to a two year contract to manage a club that finished 55 107 last season and sits at the bottom of the National League East. Williams aims to stress fundamentals and regain talent with past ties to Montreal and Canadian baseball. He inherits a roster shedding old issues after Karl Kuehl was fired and Charlie Fox stays on in a leadership role.
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Cote
Old Orchard Beach
Joe Regina
Regina
Lake Region
Lakers
Seagulls
Jeb Bergeron
Carl Tarbox
Kurt Fortman
Jay Brimstin
Mickey Lamb
Massabesic
Waterboro
Parentey
Mustangs
Marshwood
Chenard
Jackie Chenard
Massabesh
Alan Harrison
Montreal
Dick Williams
Boston Red Sox
Oakland A's
Montreal Expos
Expos
Williams
John McHale
Canada
Toronto Maple Leafs
Philadelphia Phillies
Tim Foli
Foli
Karl Kuehl
Kuehl
Charlie Fox
Fox
New York-San Francisco Giants
The
Club
Jim Fanning
Upstarts post wins in ice openers
In an opening night of surprises, the Washington Capitals beat the Atlanta Flames 6 5 as Hartland Monahan scored twice, including the eventual winner at 18 12 of the final period. The Colorado Rockies upset the Toronto Maple Leafs 4 2 in Denver.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Vancouver
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cleveland
New York Rangers
Minnesota
Montreal
Philadelphia
Washington
NHL
Kansas City
Caps
Detroit
Tom McVie
Milt Schmidt
Fred Creighton
Flames
Bernie Wolfe
Monahan
Phil Myre
Atlanta Nets
Atlanta
Gu Chouinard
Ken Houston
Bill Clement
Rockies
Maple Leafs
Denver
Wilf Paiement
Colorado
Doug Favell
Toronto
Baiement
Larry Skinner
Dave Hudson
Nelson Pyatt
Errol Thompson
Bob Neely
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Brunswick High School
Keith Pulsifer
Truslow
Bill Kang
John Ewing
Biddeford Tigers
Portland Bulldogs
Saco
Bob Cote
Larry Tripp
Kirk Lodge
Kevin Cormier
Harry Hadiaks
Accor
Ding
Ed Bogdanovich
Dave Littlefield
Westbrooke
Leo Berube
Mark Norwood
Paul Lowell
Danny MacLeod
Randy Hill
Wayne Madore
Tom Small
Dan MacLeod