Thornton Tied By Cheverus In Bitter Battle
Thornton academy and Cheverus High School battled to a 13 13 tie at Saco on a Saturday. Thornton led early with Bobby Brown scoring and Dennis McNabb connecting with David McNabb, but Cheverus answered with Dee Daignault and Paul Sullivan driving for 13 points. A late 50-yard pass from Tom Murphy to Frank Cameron set up the final score as time expired.
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Saco
Maroon and Gold
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Roland Lavigne
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Sullivan
Tom Murphy
Frank Cameron
John Charest
Cheverus Drouin
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Thornton Cop
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Boucher Hyland
Cowanne Preert
Romayne Shafferrt
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Nappi
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Callahan
Nolette
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Hamilton
Keany
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Landry
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Cartmill
Dennis
Lerman
Wells
T.me
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Wells Downs York High For First Triumph
Wells high Warriors end a two game skid with a 20 to 0 victory over York High in front of home fans. Stan Adams recovered an early fumble then caught a 20 yard pass from Paul Bridges for a score. Brad Goodale added a 13 0 first quarter lead and Billy McDonald ran seven yards for the third period touchdown with Goodale adding the extra point.
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Wells
Stan Adams
Adams
Paul Bridges
Brad Goodale
Billy McDonald
York R. Goodale
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Tobey Pineo
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Clark Harmon
Webber Chase
K. Brown
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Hall P. Bridges
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Perkins
Alexander
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Owen
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Gale
Knight
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Magosci
McIntire
Rubino
Skhofield
Freeman
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B Goodale
McDonald
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Crozier
Roberge
Libby
Pirates Fight On In Seventh Game Push
New York and Pittsburgh battle in a best of seven for the World Series. Bob Friend and Vern Law pace the Pirates as they seek to extend the series despite recent Yankee dominance. Whitey Ford leads the Yankees with Ford a key factor in the potential clinch scenario.
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Bob Friend
Bucs
Friend
Yankees
Theed
Vern Law
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Lew Burdays
Ondette
Ditmar
Umph
Whitey Ford
Bob Turley
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Recke
Murtaugh
Bill
Stafford
Richmond
Casey Stengel
Art Ditmar
Law
Elroy Face
Forbes Field
Cen
Bill Virdon
Don Hoak
Law and Virtue
Skowron
Bobby Richards
Tigers Claw Blue Blazes For First Grid Victory
Biddeford Tigers crush Westbrook 39 to 13 on their field to claim the program’s first football win in over two seasons. Danny Hersom connected with Doug Mathieu for a 20 yard TD, then Johnny Pappas returned a kickoff 82 yards for another score as Biddeford took control, with further TDs from Doran, Mathieu and Pappas, while Westbrook added early points on Andy Francouer’s eight yard run.
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Westbrook
Tigers
Danny Hersom
Doug Mathieu
Billy Cages
Ugled
Mathieu
Blazes
Biddeford
Billy Doran
Blaze
Doran
Butch Chenard
Westpyrook
Lloyd Johnson
Francouer
Bryan Deans
Twomby Reed
Tibbetts Leclair
Hunter Boisse
Filault Paul
Hill
Johnson
Hersom
Dutil
Pappas
Murphy
Guilmette NI
Lefebvre
Francoeur
Oakes
P. Lefebvre
Three Way Fight In Voltigeur Play Fades to Finish
Heading into the 19th and final week of play Yvon Caron clings to a one point lead in the Voltigeur shuffleboard standings as Fern Marcotte closes the gap and Joe Pelletier remains a strong challenger.
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Yvon Caron
Fern Marcotte
Joe Pelletier
Pastime Tips City Rivals In County League
The Pastime A team in York County bowling defeated 20th Century by 67 pins after a tight start. Don Saucier led Pastime with 348, while Nick Gillis topped the losers with 357. Pastime B edged Monument Square Portland for two of three strings but lost by 70 pins as Oscar Letellier had 318 and El McGonigle 343.
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York County
Don” Saucier
Nick Gillis
Monument Square
Portland
Oscar Letellier
el” McGonigle
Binette
R. Perry
L. Lachance
D. Saucier
A. Huot
Dragons Stop Old Orchard's Winning Streak
Brunswick defeats Old Orchard Beach 27 to 7 ending a 32 game Seagulls streak dating to 1956. Gene Geaumont scored late for Old Orchard, while Brunswick led 27-0 after two periods with Descenaux's 65 yard interception return and Merrill scoring twice. Substitutions and misprints noted in the grainy recap.
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Jim Timmons
Old Orchard Beach
Jim Dumais
Brunswick
Gene Geaumont
Seagulls
Dragons
Old Orchard
Bruins Open With Two Ties Against Canadiens
Boston’s Bruins rally to a 4-4 tie with the Montreal Canadiens as Doug Mohns scores twice and Don Simmons makes key saves. Mohns assisted on Don McKenney’s goal to tie it late, then scored to put Boston ahead before Montreal’s Dickie Moore and Henri Richard answered. The Bruins’ defense showed weakness, while Simmons and Mohns led Boston in a lively Garden night.
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Don Simmons
Bruins
Montreal
M. Mohns
Don McKenney
Simmons Moore
Boston Garden
Simmons
Mohns
Jacoes Plante
Claude Provost
Bob Turner
Bernie Geoffrion
Dash Simmons
Canadiens
Moore
Bob Armstrong
Detroit
Kennebunk Tops Traip to Take Wakefield-Lead Win
Kennebunk Rams, led by running back Brute Wakefield, defeated Traip Academy 27 to 12 at Kittery on Saturday. Wakefield ran for a 9 yard touchdown, an 18 yard score, and caught a pass from Henry Kingsbury for another TD, while Traip battled before the Rams pulled away with a strong passing game and solid defense.
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Kennebunk High Rams
Traip Academy
Kittery
Wakefield
Henry Kingsbury
Tarip
Rams
Kennebunk
Traip Welch
Roberts Bodwell
Wee
Varney Landon
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OE la Tsspedas
Rogers
Spiller
Smith
Pasquel
Bergeron
Traip
Powell
Foley
Kennebunk Wakefield
Hunt
Murphy
Lake
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