Five Mile Race Confusion Highlights Biddeford Meet
Ralph Thomas won the five mile race in 28 14 as Jeff Humphrey and Pete Gleason followed. Runners got lost on the Clifford Park course due to missing spotters, with one falling in a pond. The Biddeford finishers included Bob Caron 17th in 35 10 and Eldon Collins winning the 40 49 age group in 36 11. A meeting is planned Thursday to form a snowmobile club. St Francis College soccer and Thornton Academy football tie into local sports culture with notable plays and a fumble return. The historical note cites St Dominic’s High School football debut in 1946 under Brother Clement, who now oversees Biddeford Schools.
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Biddeford
Jeff Humphrey
Pete Gleason
Mike Towle
Allen Taplin
Bob Caron
Eldon Collins
Phil Harmon
Joe Dahl
Brian Gillispie
Leo Lachance
Glen Wiley
John Burrows
Alf Stephens
Pete Peackel
Tom Pelletier
Bob Bartlett
Martin Callahan
Joe O’connor
Richard Amnette
Bob Avant
Gary Bigelow
Bruce Fearon
Dick Goodie
Tom Miller
St. Francis College
Red Knights
Nassan College
Pool Road
Stephen A. Cobb
Sanford
Mike Dorais
Thornton Academy
Dorais
Trojans
Thornton
Yes
Trotters And Pacers Post Time 7:30 P.M.
Harness racing card lists nine races with trotting and pacing events. Details include race numbers, purses from 50 to 1200 dollars, horse names such as Royal Boot and Lincoln's Scotch, drivers or stables like H Provost W Clary and J Reynolds, times, and payouts for winners and placegetters. Also included are daily doubles, exacta payouts, and handle figures along with hockey game pairings for the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Provost
W. Clary
H. Parks
P. Lovejoy
W. Colby
Lyndon Dean
D. May
J.D. Sall
Deolus
H. McKenney
R. Dagan
R. Ran
Miss Banks
G. Randall
Multiple Sports Notes From AP Circulation Across US
Grand National rookie of the year Larry Smith of Lenoir NC named. Joe DePre of New York Nets placed on waivers. Three Southwestern Louisiana players led by Dwight Lamar shaved regrets over beard rule then returned. Don Mcfeferty fired as Baltimore rookie head coach. John Sandusky to replace. Dwight Harrison traded to Buffalo for Haven Moses. Miami declines to forfeit 24-21 win after illegal fifth down revealed. Widow of Chuck Hughes sues Ford Hospital for 21.5 million. Harness horsemen fined for race fixing. Paul Wolf dies at 56. LSU New Orleans to play Sugar Bowl 1973 with NC State Villanova Memphis State. Open Air Ride wins feature at Suffolk Downs. Sir Rumba wins Lincoln Downs feature.
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Associated Press
Auto Racing
Daytona Beach
Fla
Larry Smith
Lenoir
N.C
Uniondale
N.Y
Joe DePre
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Lafayette
Dwight Lamar
Baltimore
Don Mceferty
Baltimore Colts
John Sandusky
Denver
Dwight Harrison
Lyle Alzado
Buffalo
Haven Moses
Miami
University of Miami
Tulane
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Charles “Chuck” Hughes
Ford Hospital
Hughes
Wilkes Barre, Pa
Pocono Downs
Kenneth Backer
Ottawa
Anthony Bonura
Neptune
N.J
Bert L. Enflen
Harrington
Del
Pasadena
Calif
Paul Wolf
New Orleans
Louisiana State University At
North Carolina State
Villanova
Memphis State
Boston
Suffolk Downs
New England Whalers stay perfect with 4-1 win over Cougars
John French scored the decisive goal as the New England Whalers improved to 2-0 with a 4-1 victory against the Chicago Cougars. Teddy Green and Dick Sarrazin aided a three-goal second period surge, while Rosie Paiement opened scoring for Chicago.
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Boston
John French
New England Whaler
World Hockey Association
Chicago Cougars
French
Bruins
Teddy Green
Dick Sarrazin
Cougars
Rosie Paiement
New England
Terry Caffery
Whalers
Aeros
Houston
Fudge Hammer Newest Lineback Star
Frank Nunley nicknamed Fudge Hammer rose as a dominant middle linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers guiding a strong defense. The Detroit area native from Belleville starred at Michigan and grew from 195 to 220 pounds as recruiters courted him.
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Fudge Hammer
Murray Olderman
SAN Francisco
NEA
Stan Hindman
Dick Butkus
Stan
Frank Nunley
San Francisco 49Ers
Nunley
Hammer
Frank
Fudge
University of Michigan
Oklahoma
Detroit
Belleville
Joe Schmidt
Schmidt
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Dick Charles
Department of Parks and Recreation
St. Dominic's High School
Lewiston
Brother Clement
Supt. of
Andrew C. Frechette
John Beaulieu
Clifford Park
Art Nadeau
Fine Gene
J. Reynolds
Julie
T. Harris
al Sota
B. Pike
J.C. Smith
L. Fitch
Tor Time
M. Smith
Kwik Chance
T. Ryan
Patty Hobbs
C. Huen
al Dale
D. Gorgone
Betsy Star
Bay Avenger
H. Renau
King Razzle
el. Tracy
Peter Paul Star
T. Ryan Ben Pretty
S. Quinn
C. Carter
Counsels Admiral
W. Whittemore
Good Flash
Armadillo
F. Parker
Trubb
H. Coleman
G. Garnder
Bay
Harmony
D. Gray
Outlook Miss
Prince Rene
F. Woodbury
Sonny Symbol
L. Berry
N. Watson
Mi Bar King
Meadow Molly
Berties Bid
Crescent Tornado
Dr Richards
Napoleon Gold
R. Sprague
Bill Arline
Brammie K B
F. Pike
Jefferson Byrd
Camden Miss
H. Richards
Golden Domino
P. Apostolak
Tip Hat
J. Brown
Mikes Colt
Birchcrest Pink
N.murray
Phils Byrdie
S.S. Smith
T B. W. Clary
Kathy Dexter
Pemaquid Lite
Johnny Tom
Dancing Queen
Windy Mills
Mountain Moriah
Honey Dee Dew
Halo Boy
Thorpe
Kin
Restigouche Boy
Mighty King Cole
Barrister Eddy
Wilma
Skip Lamar
Mr. Hope
Lincoln's Scotch
Minister Brooke
Terry Star
Novasco
Mighty Hi Marge
Donlin
Beauty
Majestic Knight
Direct Pride
Quintela
Hardy Royal
Velvet Adios
Mighty Maria
City Hall
Royal Titan
Helen's Blue Jay
Julie Moraka
J. D
Tani
Warden Jimmy Oon
Mighty Land
Hobokum Joe
Tacoma
Hanover
Rusty Colden
Atlantic Mir
Melbert
Kip’s Shoe
Bellnow
Rock Andy
Abraxas
Mutiny Brooke
Valsota
Met Star
Katie Frost
Black Titan
Miss Patriot
Glen Elector
Bridget Baby
Merry Dares
Chief
Petron Jimmy
Gala Lobell
Royal Turk
D. M. Sun
Mr. Casco
Rock Hanover
Sporting Lad
Chief Creed
Lady Seal
Showell’s Flash
Sir Tag
Nancy Jill
Ritzy
Bill
Exacta
Pittsburgh
New York Islanders
Chicago
Vancouver
Montreal
St. Louis
Toronto
New York Rangers
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Atlanta
Cleveland
New York
N. England
Quebec
Philaphia
West
Winnipge
Alberta
L Angeles
Winnipeg
Lincoln
R.J
Sir Rumba
Lincoln Downs
Associated Press American Conference
W.L. T. Pet
Nyjets
Buff
N.eng
Central
Cinc
Pitt
House
West Oak
K.city
New England Whalers
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NY Rangers
Vancvr
IY Island
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Minn
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John Lamothe
Saco
49Ers
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Willie Lanier
Mike Curtis
Noyes
Department of Transportation
Kelly
Springfield
Explorer
Sas Sea Ee
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Noves Tire CC
NOVES
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Main St
Westbrook
Portland
Elm St
Lisbon St
Falmouth Shopping Center
Falmouth
South
Paris
State St
Augusta
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New Hampshire
Vermont
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