Sanford Defeats Thornton 33 7 In Saco Saturday
Sanford High School surged to a 33-7 victory over Thornton Academy at Saco as a dominant ground game and stingy defense limited Thornton to ten plays and no first downs in the first half. Sanford’s Kostis and Costello fueled scoring drives, boosting the Redskin lead to 33-7 despite Thornton’s late momentum.
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Train Academy
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Ray Adams
Tom Costello
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Doug Libby
Keith Kalman
Thornton
Charley Belanger
Kalman
Langer
Jim Corriveau
Saco
Bethel
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Corey Brown
Mike Cretan
Steve Doe
Mike Prendergast
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Ily Welch
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John Nichols
Ed Foye
Bob Walker
Ken Plaisted
Barry MacDonald
Ron Collins
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Ray Solen
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Dolby Young
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Forest Herman
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Foxwell
Hammond
Old Orchard
Boston Eleven Romps To Win Over Portland Sea Hawks
Everett mass report of the Atlantic Coast Professional Football League game shows Boston Sweepers routing Portland Sea Hawks 33 to 0 on Saturday night. Boston improves to 1-5 while Portland slips to 3-5 as the Sweepers dominate with a stingy defense and a late interception sealing the win.
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Mel Allen Loses Voice During World Series Game
In Los Angeles the Yankees battled the Dodgers as veteran sportscaster Mel Allen temporarily lost his voice during the ninth inning of the fourth World Series game. Vin Scully noted the throat rest needed while Tom Gallery called the NBC coverage.
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Palmer Captures Whitemarsh Open in Philadelphia
Arnold Palmer won the Whitemarsh Open at Whitemarsh Valley CC with a 72 hole total of 281 to take the $26,000 top prize. He beat Lionel Hebert by one stroke, with Sam Snead and Al Balding tied for third at 283. Jack Nicklaus finished with 289.
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Whitemarsh Valley
Latrobe
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Lafayette
Hebert
Sam Snead
al Balding
Don January
Mason Rudolph
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Boston Errors Pave Way To Defeat By Jets
Boston Patriots stumble in New York as five pass interceptions and a fumbled punt set up 24 Jet points. Ton Yewcic throws three TDs, Dick Wood matches with three, but a late drive stalls at the Jets 10 with Boston losing 31-24 and dropping from a second place in the Eastern Division.
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Jimmy Colclough
Art Graham
Larry Garron
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Yewcic
Dick Wood
Houston
Kansas City
Fenway Ark
Superstition Haunts Alpine Village Saint Veran Corners
Saint Veran in the French Alps clings to a medieval belief that the devil hides in right angle corners. None of the village’s modest log and stone houses ever reveal a true right angle, preserving a quirky local superstition.
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Bukich Leads Bears Past Baltimore In Lone TD Drive
Bukich, a 30 year old NFL journeyman, came off the Chicago bench to fire a 44 yard strike to Ronnie Bull for the Bears lone touchdown as they beat the Baltimore Colts 10-3. The victory kept Chicago undefeated while other NFL results included Green Bay, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Detroit wins. Bukich completed six of seven passes for 112 yards.
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Oklahoma Meeting Strong Club At the Cotton Bowl Weekend
Oklahoma Coach Bud Wilkinson eyes a big Cotton Bowl clash after a mixed slate of results. Top teams like Alabama Navy and Southern Cal won, while Illinois upset Northwestern and Pitt beat California. Staubach led Navy with a 26-13 victory and Michigan rallied late against Southern Cal.
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Skowron Emerges As One Of World Series Heroes
The Dodgers credit Moose Skowron with key plays and a .385 batting average in the World Series, while Joe Pepitone endures a costly error that became a defining moment. Clete Boyer’s stellar third base stop and Mantle’s throw frame a tense game as the Dodgers celebrate in their room and the Yankees remain grim.
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Wolstenhulme And Cusack Win At Beech Ridge
At Beech Ridge Speedway in West Scarborough Ralph Cusack won the Modifieds and Dick Wolstenhulme captured the Bombers in a rain affected program. Cusack earned his 16th season feature win and Wolstenhulme his 13th with both escaping injuries amid multiple accidents.
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Groveville
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Windham
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Phil Libby
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Painter tied to color blind driver license blaze
An applicant for a driver’s license in Belgrade was connected to a burning building after tests showed color blindness. Officials wondered how he could work in his trade as a painter given the impairment.
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St Francis Edges Curry College 1 0 in Biddeford Soccer
St Francis College defeated Curry College 1 to 0 in Biddeford on Saturday afternoon. Rex Hearns followed a rebound at 8 50 of the first period to score the winning goal as both teams mounted strong defense with standout saves from Kevin Finnerty Pete Shevenelle and Bob Shechab for the Red Knights.
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Local Linemen Suffer Injuries In Grid Action
In the weekend games Thornton and St Louis each reported injuries. Eagle defensive lineman Leon Labonte broke his leg on the second to last play in the Stags St Louis game at Biddeford Friday night. Thornton sophomore Mark Henry fractured a foot in the Maroon Sanford clash at Saco Saturday afternoon.
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Chargers Post Victory Over Windsor Locks Rams
The Tri City Chargers of Rochester New Hampshire routed Windsor Locks Connecticut Rams 41 Saturday night in New England Conference action before a small crowd. Frank Northrop passed well and Buckie Leonard gained steadily while Rev Dick Camp powered the line. For Windsor Locks Carr shone before injury, with Bill Stone and Ed Whitehouse also productive.
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Kennebunk Boys Pace Harrier Win
Hebron Academy's cross country team defeated Hinkley School as three Kennebunk youths sparked the win. Hebron captain Ted Winston set a 14 minute 45 second 2.9 mile course record, breaking it previously against Fryeburg Academy. Bob Clunie also beat the old mark, with Ken Cuneo finishing fifth and brother Mark seventh. The Cuneos are sons of Dr. Kenneth J. Cuneo of Kennebunk.
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Hebron
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Brother Mark
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