Westbrook Romps Biddeford in 32-12 High School Football
Westbrook High School defeated Biddeford 32 to 12 at Waterhouse Field on Saturday afternoon. Johnny Gillette connected with Dick Hodgkins for a first quarter score, Pete Braun returned a kickoff for a 70 yard lead, and Hodgkins added a late touchdown run. Pete Lefebvre, Frothingham, and Wiggins also found the end zone as Westbrook notched its first win. Biddeford, already 3-0, scored late with Frothingham and Wiggins.
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Bowlerettes edge Scarborough Five in tense league clash
In York Cumberland women league action the Bowlerettes rallied late to defeat Scarborough Five by two pins at 20th Century Lanes 1 397 to 1 395 Kate Gillis led Bowlerettes with 294 Rita Murphy 284 while P Legere tops for Scarborough with 303 In men s action the 20th Century Bombers lose to Congress Square 1 597 to 1 558 Earl Brasier 359 and John D Alfonso 347 starred for Congress Square Don Saucier 332 led the Bombers In Biddeford Portland sparking 4 point win over Congress Square 1 547 to 1 433 Herve Paul 34 and Gerald Morin 334 led locals
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Pro Football Standings From Associated Press
Eastern Conference standings showing New York Philadelphia Washington Chicago Cards Cleveland Pittsburgh and more with W L and points. Western Conference lists Green Bay San Francisco Baltimore Chicago Bears Los Angeles Detroit and others plus Sunday schedule including Baltimore at Chicago Bears and Pittsburgh at Washington.
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Miss Rachel Hebert Heads Anna Maria College Sports Day
Miss Rachel Hebert daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice N Hebert of Biddeford Maine serves as general chair for the sports day at Anna Maria College Paxton Massachusetts on October 17 Faculty and area colleges will participate She is a sophomore at Anna Maria College
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Powerhouse Group Rules College Grid Race
Four weeks into the season top programs have fallen from favor while Northwestern Georgia Tech Texas USC and Syracuse surge. Arkansas rides an eight game win streak into a night game with Texas that could decide the SWC title and the Cotton Bowl berth. LSU Ole Miss and Tulane also win as Michigan and USC push power in early race.
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Associated Press
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Oklahoma
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Arkansas
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Kennebunk Routs Berwick In Homecoming Fight
Rapidly improving Kennebunk crushed Berwick academy 27 to 0 on Homecoming day. Bruce Wakefield and Joel Severance each scored twice as the Rams controlled the line and kept Berwick from crossing their goal. Wakefield added a 45 yard run and a 29 yard dash, while Severance closed with a 12 yard TD sweep. Kennebunk travels to Biddeford next Saturday seeking their third straight win after a 7-0 season opener loss to Traip.
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Warriors Fall In York Cumberland Bowling Tilt
In the York Cumberland A league the Pastime Warriors fell 1 556 to 1 544 to Laffin Sports Goods of Westbrook, led by Ray Brassard with 330. Carl Kerry and Paul Binette each shot 329 for Pastime, while in the B league Monu ment Square Portland defeated the Pastime squad 1 530 to 1 448, Frank Lester 327 for the visitors and El Gilbert 309 for the home team.
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Wells Narrowly Downs York in Debut Eleven-Man Football
Wells High School defeated York High 13 to 0 in York marking York's first modern eleven-man game. Wells used an 80-yard second-quarter march, a 5-yard TD by Brad Goodale with the extras, and a fourth-quarter clincher by Duane Adams after a York fumble to secure the win. York, making its debut, held Wells to two late ground yards while Wells recorded a second straight shutout and moved to 2-2 on the season.
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York High School
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Wells
Warriors
Brad Goodale
Duane Adams
Warrior
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
York Hutchins
Mitchell da. Adams
Withers
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Bert Bell Dies Leaving Void Hard To Fill
Philadelphia moved by the death of National Football League commissioner Bert Bell at 65 from a heart attack. He collapsed at Franklin Field during a game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers, the teams he once owned and coached. He was pronounced dead at University Hospital, just blocks from his Penn football captaincy era.
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Bert Bell
National Football League
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Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
University Hospital
Franklin Field
Penn
Couple die fifteen minutes apart in Pittsburgh tragedy
A Pittsburgh couple died within fifteen minutes of each other on Friday. Helen M. Kernan, 52, died of a heart attack at her McCandless home. Her husband Thomas, 51, collapsed and died of a stroke while being consoled by a physician. Albany, New York, was first named Ft Nassau, then Ft Orange, then Albany.
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Helen M. Kernan
Albany
New York State
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Ft. Orange
Beach Eleven Romps To 24th Straight Win
Old Orchard Beach crushed Traip Academy 39 to 6 on Saturday at Orchard Beach. The Sea Gulls extended their win streak to 24 straight over four years and tied a state record set by Thornton Academy from 1953 to 1955. Key plays featured Day returning a punt for a touchdown and later a 11 yard TD run, with contributors including Stickney Hogan Keene and Jordan. Traip avoided a shutout with a 62 yard pass from Plaisted to Johnson.
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Curley Lee Gets Shot at Cleveland Williams on TV
Boxing notes report Curley Lee, a 22 year old Los Angeles heavyweight, subbing for injured Sonny Liston, faces Cleveland Williams in a national ABC fight from Houston Wednesday night. Williams is a 210 pound, 45-3 veteran with 37 KOs. Lee carries a 15-1 pro mark and nine straight wins. The bout is the sole national TV boxing feature of the week.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland Williams
Houston
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Los Angeles
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Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
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Tardif Clinches Bomber Trophy At Beech Ridge
Paul Tardif of Biddeford clinched the Bomber high point trophy at Beech Ridge after winning the 50-lap feature and the New England Bomber title race. Dick Wolstenhulme of Windham won the Stock Car championship in a rain-shortened 40-lap, with Ralph Cusack of Scarborough earning the stock car high point trophy for the year. Non winner features went to Andy Lux and Pete Pearson.
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Biddeford
Beech Ridge Speedway
Tardif
New England
Dick Wolstenhulme
Windham
Ralf Cusack
Scarborough
Andy Lux
Kennebunkport
Pete Pearson
Portland
Russ Nutting
Buxton
Carl Rogers
Bill Meserve
Gardner Leavitt
Kezar Falls
Bob Babb
Andy “Ux
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Ogunquit
Bob Bushley
Eddie Carrier
Somersworth
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Al Guillereault Leads In Bowling Title Duel
Twin City bowler Al Guillereault takes a 7 pin edge over Leo Gregoire after the first 10 strings at Pastime lanes. Guillereault posted 1,104 total with a 144 high, seven strikes and 21 spares for 192 extra pins, while Gregoire had 130 bonus pins from three strikes and 19 spares. Final 10 strings set for this weekend at Pastime lanes.
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Twin City
Leo Gregoire
A. Guillereault
L. Gregoire
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