Oportocope Stats Show Agreste Leads State Scoring Race
Dick Agreste of St Louis tops Class A scoring with 4 points, five TDs, and 11 PATs for the season. Teammate Ray Borduas slips to fourth. other area players include Dick Bergeron and Chuck Clifford tied for points. Hugh Rohrschneider leads receptions for Portland, with 68 catches and 91 yards. Wheeler midpack in passing. Lloyd Cochranes cross country win at Webhannet, Thorndon Academy flag football notes, recent scores in local games, plus golf and shooting events. Bruins prep roster changes and Beech Ridge 30-lap feature winner Tibbetts of Old Orchard Beach. Rangers edge Blackhawks 2-1.
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Biddeford-Saco Journal
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Doug Mohns
Murray Patello
Milt Schmidt
Alley
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Petit
Reagan
O’brien
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Chicago Black Hawks
Cleopatra's Death By Asp Bite Attributed to Self
Historical notes state Cleopatra died by her own action permitting an asp to bite her. The tale links the queen's demise to deliberate suicide rather than battle injury or illness.
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Cleopatra
Tokyo Opens 1964 Summer Games Amid Pageantry
Emperor Hirohito opened the Games of the 18th Olympiad in Tokyo with a ceremonial display blending modern spectacle and ancient pageantry. 7,169 athletes from 94 nations entered the National Stadium as two weeks of competition begin across 20 sports led by strong US and Soviet teams.
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National
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Africa
St Louis routs Cheverus in Portland 42 to 6
Undefeated St. Louis rolled past Cheverus High 42-6 at Portland High Stadium in a Class A game. Johnny Cookson snagged three TD passes and Denoncour added two rushing scores with Agreste kicking all PATs as St. Louis posted its fifth straight win before 1,000 fans.
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Portland
St. Louis
Cheverus
Ed DiBiase
Thornton Last In Cross Country Meet
Thornton Academy placed third in a three-team cross country meet at Saco with 63 points. Deering High won with 20 points, Cheverus High took second with 46, led by Bemis, Marshall, and Hanson finishing first through third within two seconds.
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Thornton Academy
Saco
Deering High
Cheverus High
Maroon
Cheverus
Deering
Bemis
Marshall
Hanson
Former Judge Is Fined $160
Arnold S. Lane once bridgton municipal court judge was fined $160 for drunken driving on the Maine Turnpike. The 48 year old man pleaded no contest in Superior Court and resigned as judge following his York arrest on April 19, 1963.
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Arnold S. Lane
Municipal Court
Bridgton
Maine
Lane
York
Newman Drives Angels To 3-2 Win In 10 Innings
Fred Newman hit his first major league home run off Pete Char ton in Boston. His family witnessed the blast as the Los Angeles Angels edged the Red Sox 3-2 in ten innings.
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Los Angeles
Fred Newman
Boston
Pete Charton
Newman
Los Angeles Angels
Thornton runners fill placings in meet with Bemis leading
In a crowded field Bemis and Marshall led the Democrats with Hanson third and Pearl fourth. The Thornton results list Pearl as the first Thornton finisher at fourth, while Lee and Carr rounded out the top ten along with Corbett and Savage. Lander and Dinan also posted times.
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Jay Pearl
Bemis
Marshall
Hanson
Pearl
Lee
Carr
Corbett
Savage
Lander
Dinand
Red Knights Fall to MMA in Harrier Meet at Castine
St Francis College drops cross country to Maine Maritime Academy 20 to 38 at Castine. John MacDonald sets a course record at 20 02, with MMA runners including Levasseur Webb Martin Clark Tabor among the top finishers. MMA undefeated after two meets, St Francis to face Gorham State Teachers in Biddeford Tuesday at 4 pm.
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St. Francis College
Maine Maritime Academy
John MacDonald
St. Francis
Don Manuel
Maine Maritime
Levasseur
Webb
Martin
Clark
Tabor
Husson College
University of Maine
Portland
Red Knights
Gorham State Teachers
Biddeford
World Track and Field Records Are Approved
Tokyo AP Twenty seven world records in track and field were approved by the IAAF with one tie accepted. Highlights include Bob Hayes 9.1 for 100 yards and Henry Carr 20.2 for 220 yards, plus five pole vault marks led by Sternberg 16 feet 5 inches and 16 8 on surfaces. Boston’s broad jump 27 4 was not approved, but 27 1 2 was accepted.
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Tokyo
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Bob Hayes
Jacksonville
Fla
Henry Carr
Detroit
Brain Sternberg
John Pennel
Fred Hansen
Sternberg
Seattle
Pennel
Miami
Hansen
Cuero
Tex
Ralph Boston
International headlines sweep world events in brief
The piece recounts Cairo tensions with Tshombe under house arrest by Nasser, Vatican talks on lay leadership reform, the U S Supreme Court Civil Rights Act cases, Tokyo opening of the Olympics with high ticket prices, the Yankees and Cardinals World Series results, Hurricane Hilda’s impact on the southern U S, and Eisenhower on nuclear weapons in campaigns.
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Ollie
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Cardinals
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Alabama
Louisiana
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chargers hand Boston Patriots first defeat
San Diego defeated Boston 26-17 in an AFL game, with John Hadl starring after To bin Rote couldn't start. Hadl completed 17 of 29 passes for 229 yards and three touchdowns, including two by Lance Alworth who had limited play earlier due to a hamstring issue. Paul Lowe added 69 rushing yards and a catch.
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John Hadl
San Diego
Sid Gillman
Hadl
Patriots
Mike Holovak
Audibles
Chargers
Tobin Rote
Lance Alworth
Alworth
Paul Lowe
Oakland
New York
Buffalo
Houston
Kanas City
Denver
Weekend High School Football Matches Schedule
On Saturday Thornton Academy visits Sanford at 1 30 p m and Bangor meets Biddeford at 7 30 p m Fryeburg Academy travels to Old Orchard Beach at 1 30 p m Kennebunk hosts Traip Academy at 1 30 p m Wells plays Eliot College at 1 30 p m On Sunday stock car racing features Beach Ridge at 2 p m
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Sanford
Bangor High
Biddeford
Fryeburg Academy
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk High
Traip
Wells
Eliot
St. Francis College
Nassan
Beach Ridge
Georgia Tech Defeats Navy in Jacksonville 17-0
Georgia Tech remains unbeaten after a 17-0 victory over Navy in Jacksonville. Tech's defense limited Navy to stalled drives as Jolly Roger Stau bach sat out with an ankle injury, while Tech extended its strong start under coach Bobby Dodd. The piece notes Miami's 9-7 win over California and previews top-25 matchups including Texas vs Oklahoma and Ohio State vs Illinois.
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Associated Press
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Ten gray horses win Preakness at Pimlico record set
Only ten gray horses have captured the Preakness at Pimlico, with Belmar the first in 1895 and Native Dancer the noted winner in 1953, highlighting a rare color triumph in the event.
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Belmar
Native Dancer
World Series Shifts To Yankee Stadium
New York manager Yogi Berra and St Louis skipper Johnny Keane discussed home field impact as the World Series heads to Yankee Stadium for the third game. Bouton and Simmons were set to start, with weather mild and 69,000 seats expected full.
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Ford
Ray Sadecki
Sadecki
Browns And Cardinals Sharing Eastern Lead
The Browns and Cardinals share the Eastern Conference lead as Pittsburgh holds its own while St. Louis faces Baltimore Monday. Key injuries affect the Steelers and Bears, with Ryan, Brown and Taylor among noted players. several games Sunday feature Lions, Vikings, Rams, Packers, 49ers, Giants, Cowboys, Eagles and Redskins in pursuit of standings.
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Biddeford Harriers Take Second in Triangular Meet
Biddeford High cross country finished second in a three team meet with Westbrook and Morse, tallying 39 points to Westbrook’s 36 and Morse’s 45. Lloyd Cochrane won the race in 11 minutes 37 seconds on the 2.4 mile course, with Nadeau of Biddeford finishing second. Westbrook remains undefeated this season, Morse has one defeat, and Biddeford moves to six wins and three losses. Next meet is Portland and Thornton at Biddeford Friday at 3 30 p.m.
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Hoy
Mets Join New League in St Petersburg Florida
The Mets enter the West Coast Florida Instructional League in St Petersburg with Don Heffner as manager. The league runs through early December and includes Kansas City Athletics in Bradenton Baltimore Orioles in Clearwater Washington Senators in Tampa Detroit Tigers in Dunedin Boston Red Sox Chicago White Sox in Sarasota and Minnesota Twins sharing Al Lang Field with the Mets. The Mets will conduct pre game drills at Huggins Stengel Field, mirroring their spring setup.
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