Old Orchard routs Wells in state record 44 6
Old Orchard Gulls topple Wells 44 to 6 to set a state scoring record. Keene and Hogan spearhead the attack with two touchdowns each, Day adds a 60 yard score, Pratt connects on a 50 yard pass, and Jordan finishes with a late TD as Wells finally breaks through for a score on a Hayes Adams pass. Defensively Beaumont and Hogan key the pressure.
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Nault
Wells
Richard Blaine
Old Orchard Beach
Thornton Academy
Peg
Thorn
Don Keene
Dave Jordan
Day
George Hogan
Keene
Hogan
Jock Pratt
Ralph Stickney
Old Orchard
Bobby Day
Gulls
Gene Beaumont
Brad Goodale
Warriors
Seagull
Johnny Hayes
Duane Adams
Hutchins
Adams Gendron
Eeeenes
Stacy Tripp
Geaumont
Harmon
Chase Rackliff
Ye Saaus
S. Adams Keene
Eevee Tin Hayes Hogan
Ms Eeeesees E Day
Adams Jordan
P. Bridges
We Ice
Old Ienece Hoan
Pratt
Joroncas
Sameer Moreau
Marshall
Timmins
Ouellette
Shevenelle
Crowley
Porter
G. Ramsdell
Cole
Holder
England
Litchfield
G. Little
Al Guillereault Retains Local Lane Loop Title
Al Guillereault won the Twin City bowling title at Pastime lanes by 187 pins overall, beating Leo Gregoire after leading by 81 pins in the first 10 strings. Guillereault totaled 2,150 for the win, while Gregoire finished 2,063, with a high 1,046 for Guillereault and 946 for Gregoire.
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al Guillereault
Leo Gregoire
Guillereault
Gregoire
A. Guillereault
Pastime Warriors Fall to Congress Square in Portland Match
Pastime Warriors lose 19 pins as Congress Square of Portland tops York Cumberland A league 1605 to 1586. Floyd Beck 349 leads Congress Square while Paul Binette 355 tops Pastime Warriors.
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Ray Boudreau
Harry Baker
Freeport
Congress Square
J. Rich
F. Beckwith
R. Pearson
Dummy
D. Patcher
Wariors
D. Nolette
Local Names and Numbers in Community Ledger
A compact listing presents several individuals tied to numeric identifiers. Notable entries include H. Baker with 250, R. Donovan at 321, G. Lowell 2738, R. Boudreau 273, L. Roberge 305, O. Letellier 245, and R. Letellier 241.
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H. Baker
R. Donovan
G. Lowell
R.boudreau
L. Roberge
O. Letellier
Red Wings Top Leafs To Stay First In NHL Standings
The Detroit Red Wings blanked the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-0 behind Terry Sanchek’s second shutout of the season to maintain the league lead. Barry Cullen, Red Kelly opened the scoring, with Gordie Howe adding an insurance tally.
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Red Wings
Toronto
Associated Press
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey A
Toronto Maple Leafs
Terry Sanchek
Boston
Chicago Blackhawks
Montreal Canadiens
New York Rangers
Barry Cullen
Red Kelly
Gordie Howie
Black Hawks
Jerry Toppazzini
Bruins
Canadiens
Rangers
St Francis Tops New England in Soccer Opener
St Francis defeats New England College 1 0 to open the season as Ed Paez scores the first period goal. goalie Hank Rojas makes nine saves to blank NE College in Henniker Saturday afternoon.
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Ed Paez
St. Francis College
New England College of
Canecss
Young Coo
Cis Iccnas
Knight Dumont
van Wagner McGee
Gilman
Mistos Signs As AL Scout For Detroit Tigers
Charlie Mistos, former Thornton academy baseball luminary, signed with the Detroit Tigers as a territorial scout. He did groundwork last spring and summer, was rehired Saturday, and will scout local high school teams and summer leagues next spring with headquarters at 10 High Street, Saco.
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Charlie Mistos
Thornton Academy
Thornton
Detroit Tigers
Mistos
Detroit
Tigers
High Street
Saco
Griffith May Decide Senators Move Today
Washington report notes Calvin Griffith could decide whether to move his baseball club to Minneapolis at the upcoming New York meeting. Griffith is surveying owners for their stance while facing potential approval from five of seven AL owners. Headlines reflect split advice from attorney C Leo DeOrsey as moves or sales are debated amid ongoing speculation.
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Washington (Ap
Calvin Griffith
Washington
Griffith
Minneapolis
New York
C. Leo DeOrsey
DeOrsey
Celtics and Pistons Open NBA Season In Close Wins
Boston Celtics edged Cincinnati Royals 129 to 125 in a fast start to the NBA campaign led by Russell and the Big Four. Detroit Pistons defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 106 to 105 as Elgin Baylor poured in 52 points but could not prevent the loss after a tight finish.
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Boston Celtics
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Assn
Celtics
Cincinnati Royals
Pistons
Mineapolis Lakers
Laker
Elgin Baylor
Bob Cousy
Tommy Heinsohn
Bill Russell
Bill Sharman
Russell
Tigers Clinch First In York Cumberland Bowling League
The Biddeford Tigers seized sole first place by defeating Falmouth 1491 to 1450 at 20th Century lanes led by Herve Paul’s 323 and Paul Lamontagne’s 300. Monument Square beat the Bowlerettes 1404 to 1373 as Pat Storey 299 topped the visitors and Rita Murphy 279 led the Bowlerettes. The 20th Century Bombers fell 1649 to 1493 to Scarborough. Al St Clair 350 and Bob Reed 348 highlighted the home club.
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Freeport Five
Biddeford Eagles
Perley Hood
Pete Caissie
Eagles
Monument Square
G. Reed
P. Storey
H. Health
A. Amnett
P. Hendrickson
R. Murphy
B. Thames
M. Edgecomb
K. Gillis
D. Gillis
Y. C. Pony League Falmouth
Clark
Dudley
Leonard
Sams
V. Blunda
Biddeford Tigers
G. Morin
J. Mariello
J. Lachance
N. Gillis
Y-C Pony League Freeport
P. Hood
A. Chamberlain
H. Baker
L. Donovan
G. Lowell
B. Godbout
P. Caissie
R. Lamontagne
Falmouth
Tigers
Herve Paul
Paul Lamontagne
Pat Storey
Rita Murphy
Scarborough
al St. Clair
Bob Reed
Joe Lachance
Rams Trounce Tigers In Third Straight Win
Kennebunk High, led by Paul Bergeron Bruce Wakefield and Charley Cousens, routed Biddeford 39-6 at Waterhouse Field for a third straight win. Bergeron scored three TDs, Wakefield two, Cousens one, and Biddeford's Poirier added a 90 yard kickoff return.
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Kennebunk High School
Paul Bergeron
Bruce Wakefield
Charlley Cousens
Biddeford High School
Waterhouse Field
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Rams
Kennedbunk
Bergeron
Wakefield
Joel Severance
Tiger
Pete Graham
Charley Cousens
Don Poirier
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford Meee We
Chenard McLean
J. Hill Powys
Folley
Css
Senaoeaes c
Deans
Paul
Guignard
Bourque Graham
Frothingham B. Wakefield
Hersom
Perkins Shapiro
Tufts
Moustas
Johnson Perreault
K. Hill
Hutchins
B. Wakefield
Cousens
Poirier
Rush
Stuart
Littlefeld
Costvile
Cavan
Brown
Coolidge
James Stuart
Marty Bourque
Lewiston Eagles Rout St Louis 34 12 in Home Victory
Lewiston High School defeated St Louis 34 to 12 at Lewiston, notching the Blue Devils fourth straight win. Roger Caux scored three touchdowns and Lionel Rodrigue connected with Caux for a final first half TD pass, while Gagnon and Dube also crossed for Lewiston. St Louis answered with two scores before the final period as Giroux and Martel connected but Lewiston pulled away in the ground game.
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Baylor
Seattle University
John Castellani
Laker
Lakers
Archie Dees
Pistons
Detroit
Gene Shue
Dees
Billy Renville
Lewiston High School
St. Louis
Lewiston
Blue Devils
Roger Caux
Blue Devil
Caux
John Tehey
Eagles
Don Giroux
Ray Dube
Gene LaCroix
Lionel Rodrigue
Gagnon
Giroux
Paul Martel
Dick Fontaine
Moreles Istances
Sevigny Woodcock
Dion Haddock
N. Gendron
Lee
Harkins
Sienko
Pelletier
Cote
Dumas
Ancul
Libby
Bouchard
Love
Grenier
Trottier
Labrecque
Dube
Berthiamme
Kenney
Boissoneault
Lacroix
Therrien
Plourde
Forcier
Boucher
Mercier
Gauvin
Stephens High school mauls Thornton in Saco clash
Stephens High of Rumford overwhelmed Thornton Academy 39 to 2 in Saco as Thornton played with injuries including back Bill Soucy and quarterback Paul Tarbox lost to an early third quarter injury. Bedard, Elliott and Kelley starred for Stephens with multiple scoring drives.
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Thornton Academy
Stephens
Stephens High School
Rumford
Saco
Thornton
Ened
Bill Soucy
Ken Lane
Paul Tarbox
Maroon
Panthers
Ted Fraser
Francis Bedard
Stephens Tuilback
Brunce Elliott
Ripley
Tom Kelley
Bedard
Tarbox
Bears
Grannell and teammates pace game with multiple touchdowns
The report lists players Grannell Stewart McLean Spé dea Lyon Thornton Aijket Lane Mumford Cyr Gay Daw ley Hyland Kerry Sicard Sileu Tripp Mailman Charest Crouit iMassie and Stephens Fraser Elliott Bedard Ley safety Gaudet tackled by L vigne. Fraser Bedard Elliott score on rushes. well umpire Aceto field Sherwood ime and 4 12s noted.
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Dea
Lyon
Thornton
Aijket Lane
Mumford
Cyr
Gay
Dawley
Hyland
Kerry
Sicard
Sileu
Tripp
Mailman Charest
Crouit
iMassie
Stephens iFraser
Elliott
Bedard
Keley
Gaudet
L Vigne
Fraser
Rush
Rush Elliott
Dolan
Inesmar Aceto
Sherwoo Ime
Wisconsin berry crop boosts bears and tourist determent
The Wisconsin berry harvest was reported as good, but tourists faced disappointment as wildlife bears in northern resort areas found ample wild berries and did not raid town dumps for food, reducing visits. Tourists often parked near dumps hoping for bear sightings, but were discouraged by the bears’ ample forage.
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Madison
Wis
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EM Novak
Geko
Jack. Lemmon
Ernie Kovacs
Fremine Hgr
L.da McMester
WME Aire
Net
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
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York County
K’bunk Briggs Garage
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Sneider’s Supermarkets
Biddeford Hardware
Kiamond
McLokou
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Lewiston High
Sagara
Stephens High
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