Tigers Rally To Rout Rams In Second Half Thriller
Biddeford Tigers explode after halftime to beat Kennebunk 33 to 13. Billy Oakes and D Johnson sparked a fast start, then a pivotal third period surge, with Paul Twomey and Oakes connecting for a key 72 yard touchdown. Condon and Welch led the Rams, but Biddeford’s line and Pappas kicking sealed the win.
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Tigers
O' Kennebunk
Rams
Biddeford
Billy Oakes
Dick Johnson
Johnson
Kennebunk
Pete Pierce
Wakefield
Billy Welch
Ziggy Serpico
TNT
Danny As
Oakes
Pappas
BHS
Paul Twomey
Lloyd Johnson
Phil Chasse
Ken Hill
Jere Dearborn
Condon
Billy Henscom
Hal Wakefield
Kennebunk Mathieu
Hanscom Dearborn
Ccere
Collins Ition
Kubiak
Walker Aguiar
Fairfield Chasse
L. Johnson
Towne Biddeford
D. Johnson
Twomey
Welch
Pierce
Lemay
Wilson
Chenard
Gould
Leclair
Oxton
Randell
D. Perry
H. Wakefield
K. Wakefield
Smith
Crozier
Wescott
Sherwood
Bennett
Dan Pappas
Waterhouse Field
Deering Tops Thornton in Unbeaten Tilt at Saco
Deering high pushed Thornton Academy hard at Saco Saturday, building 12-0 lead after a first half passing strike, then held off a late Thornton rally to secure a 12-7 victory. Tom Allen's 55 yard run opened scoring. Thornton countered with punting and a late drive stifled by Deering’s defense and a missed pass play.
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Deering High
Thornton Academy
Saco
Purple Rams
Rams
Thornton
Invaders
Tom Allen
Paul Pendleton
Pendleton
Deering
Steve Staples
McNabb Twins
Dan Hamblett
Ed Phillips
Soule
Phillips
Tom Eldridge
Eldridge
Dennis McNabb
Staples
Dennis
Dave
Kimball
Twins
Cocaptain
Jim Silcox
Thornton Pong Reele
Tripp Hurd
Canceseen JR
Ote Pebreod
Go Sicecessone C
Massie
Eagles Victory Persists As St Louis Tops South Portland
The St Louis Eagles defeated the Red Riot of South Portland 20 to 6 at Alumni Field to extend their winning streak to five. Key plays included Charlie Belisle’s 46 yard run to spark the opening drive and Roger Sevigny’s 10 yard TD scamper. Labrecque led a late first half march finishing with a three yard score after a big 82 yard drive. The team held the Riot to 147 rushing yards and forced a turnover for momentum.
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Eagles
Deering
Paul Summary
Pendleton
Thornton
Bill Munford
St. Louis
Portland
Skip Ridlon
Academy St
Manford
Lacroix
Valente Letarte
McDuffie Grenier
Brasier Martel
Frustad Labrecque
Dimick Trottier
Gilmore Bourque
Allen St. Louis
Sevigny
Labrecque
Allen
Labbe
Seeses
White Sevigny
South Portland
Alumni Field
Bob Cote
St. Louis High
Charlie Belisle
Roger
Red) Sevigny
Gene Lacroix
Jeff White
Paul Allen
Steve McDuffie
Jeff Paul
Bernie Grenier
Ray Labrecque
Ksle
Norm Trottier
Bob Huot
Jim Dimick
Dick Gilmore
Roger ‘Red’ Sevigny
St. Louis Eagles
Eagle
Saucier Paces Bombers To Win Over Pastimers
Don Saucier sparked the 20th Century Bombers to a 1,678 to 1,658 victory over Pastime in a York Cumberland County league match at 20th Century Lanes. Saucier rolled 368, Gillis 334 and Lachance 333 leading the Bombers while Huot 348 and Perry 335 top the Pastime score.
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Don Saucier
Bombers
Roy Perry
Nick Gillis
Joe Lachance
al Huot
D. Saucier
R. Gendron
P. Lachance
J. Lac
Foss Metal Defeats Talmouth in Pony League Meet
Foss Metal won all five points at the 20th Century Lanes last night beating Talmouth 1 605 to 1 482 led by Tiny Frechette with a 342 series, Hervé Paul 331 and Steve Foss 322. Benny Leonard 322 and C Sams 317 led the losing team.
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Foss Metal
Falmouth
Tiny Frechette
Herve Paul
Steve Foss
Benny Leonard
C. Sams
Foss
Law Officers Rename Cashen To State Post
At the Maine Law Enforcement Association annual convention in Poland Spring, Edmund Cashen of Kennebunk Police was reelected secretary for the seventh term. Raymond Theriault of Rumford Police was named incoming president. Other officers include Roland Trott deputy sheriff of Augusta as first vice president, Maynard Marsh of Gorham as second vice president, John Foss of Augusta as treasurer, and Lt. Guy Savage of Gorham named to the board. New officers assume January 1. Governor John Reed spoke at the banquet. A H Maxted of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police spoke in the afternoon. Attendees from York County included Lt. and Mrs. William Hancock, Col. and Mrs. Robert Marx, Edmund Cashen, Sam Spencer, Chief Nicholas Innis, and others from Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, Wells, Biddeford, Saco, North Berwick, Cornish.
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Maine Law Enforcement Association
Poland Spring
Edmund Cashen
Kennebunk Police Department
Raymond Theriault
Rumford
Gorham
John Reed
A. H. Maxted
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
New Brunswick
York Count
William Hancock
York
Robert Marx
Kennebunk
Sam Spencer
Kennebu
Nee Nah Council Members Attend State Session
Mrs Priscilla Bibber of Nee Nah council Degree of Pocahontas attended the meeting of the Great Council of Maine at the Eastland hotel Portland Saturday. Others from Nee Nah council attending the meeting were Mrs Frances Johnson Mrs Shirley Doe and Mrs Anne Lubsinsky. Mrs Doe and Mrs Johnson took the degree. Emery Bibber attended the Tribal Great Council Improved Order of Red Men and was reelected great Chief of Records. Those from Blue Feather coun
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Priscilla Bibber
Nee Nah Council
Pocahontas
Great Council of Maine
Eastland Hotel
Portland
Frances Johnson
Shirley Doe
Anne Lublinsky
Doe
Johnson
Emery Bibber
Blue Feather Coun
Jakeman Speaks To Methodist Church Group
Adelbert M. Jakeman the Ocean Park Association superintendent spoke to the Methodist Men’s club at Old Orchard Beach. He discussed Maine’s Forgotten Statesman John Holmes of Alfred, spoke on Old Orchard Beach conditions and opportunities, read prizewinning poems, and led two hymns. The next plan calls for one regular meeting and one cabinet meeting monthly.
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Adelbert M. Jakeman
Ocean Park Association
Methodist Men's Club
Old Orchard Beach
Maynard Shorey
Maine
John Holmes
Alfred
Governor's Council
John Connor
Sulman Gilbert
Maynard Snorey
Wells Band Boosters Meet Plans for Upcoming Season
Wells Band Boosters will meet Wednesday October 18 at 7 30 pm in Wells High School to discuss the coming season. Ocean Lodge AF and AM will meet October 18 at 8 pm in Highpine Masonic hall Sanford road Wells with a business session including ballotting reports and refreshments. Miss E Loleta Spencer daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Q Spencer has enrolled as a freshman at Gordon College Beverly Farms Mass entering class and total enrollment break all previous records. A harvest supper will be served Saturday October 21 at 6 pm in Highpine Masonic hall Sanford road Wells under sponsorship of Highpine chapter De Molay Mothers circle.
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Wells Band Boosters Club
Wells High School
Ocean Lodge
Highpine Masonic Hall
Sanford Road
Wells
E. Loleta Spencer
Maurice Q Spencer
Post Road
Gordon College
Beverly Farms
Mass
Highpine
de- Molay Mothers’ Circle
St Francis Beats Babson Institute 3-1 in Soccer
St Francis College scored three goals to Babson Institute’s one at Babson Park Mass as the Red Knight goalie Bob Struckposted 11 saves to stave off Babson threats Gilne goalkeeper for Babson faced a busy half before St Francis closed the win. The article mentions attendees Mrs Mary Wood, Mrs Sylvia Smart, Mrs Cecile Jacques and Mrs Ivy Semo at a great council in Biddeford.
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St. Francis College
Babson Institute
Babson Perk
Mass
Red Knight
Bob Struck
Babson
Gilne
Oll
Biddeford
Great Council
Mary Wood
Sylvia Smart
Cecile Jacques
Ivy Semo
Library Group At Kennebunk Elect Staff
In Kennebunk the Free Library association reports rising summer circulation. Librarian Virginia Freeman notes increased use of library facilities during the season. Children’s librarian Albert Nickerson cites continued growth of the children's library and popular weekly story hour programs. The book worm contest inspires younger members while junior high users rise. Librarian Emeritus Edna Harmon discusses association membership figures. Nominees for the nominating committee are Dr Nel sor B Hall, Mrs Orrin Tibbetts and Arnal Lawrence.
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Kennebunk Free Library Association
Virginia Freeman
Albert Nickerson
Nickerson
Edna Harmon
John Dresser
Nelsor B. Hall
Orrin Tibbetts
Arnal Lawrence
Ogunquit Baptist Missionary Society to Meet at 1:30 PM
Ogunquit Baptist Missionary Society opens a business meeting at the church vestry tomorrow at 1 30 PM with invited Kennebunk and Cape Neddick societies. At 2 PM Miss Abbie Sanderson former China missionary will speak after a brief program.
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Ogunquit
Henry Batchelor
Deer Isle
Kenneth Welch
Boston
Glenn C. Ramsdell
School Street
Henrietta D. Goodall Hospital
Sanford
Ramsdell
Betty Phillips
Ogunquit Methodist Church
Shore Road
Kennebunk High Seeks Opponent for October 20 Fixture
The Kennebunk Rams, mostly freshmen, seek an opponent for Friday October 20 after losses to Gorham and Berwick and a win over Wells. Interested coaches should contact Verne Bodwell, athletic director, at the high school.
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Kennebunk
Rams
Gorham
Berwick
Wells High
Verne Bodwell
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