Tigers and Maroon Meet In Area Showdown This Weekend
Biddeford High School Tigers face Thornton Academy in a high stakes game as unbeaten Tigers clash with the Maroon and Gold. Bangor and Portland also loom large with St. Louis at home against Portland, while Wells and Monmouth seek wins and Old Orchard Beach visits Lawrence.
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Biddeford High School
Thornton Academy
Tigers
Maroon and Gold
Bangor
Sacoites
St. Louis High Eagles
Portland High Bulldogs
Alumni Field
Wells
Monmouth Academy
Monmouth
York
Warriors
Kennebunk
Rams
MCI
Maine Central Institute
Bob Card
John Bapst
Grid Ticket Sales Listed for Thornton Biddeford Clash
Advance tickets for tomorrow's Thornton versus Biddeford game in Saco are on sale at four Biddeford Saco locations. Athletic Director James McGuffin announced sales at Puritan and Doran's in Biddeford and Sammon's and Olympia Fruit in Saco.
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Biddeford
Saco
Biddeford-Saco
James McGuffin
The
Academy
Puritan and Doran's
Scammon’s
Olympia Fruit
Colts and Chargers Favored as NFL Action Looms
Baltimore and San Diego stand as the lone unbeaten pro clubs while the Colts, Vikings, Packers, and Giants swim through tight matchups. Predictions call for standout showings from Norm Snead and John Had plus key mismatches in St Louis Philadelphia and Oakland Boston.
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Fran Tarkenton
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Norm Snead
Eagles
Snead
Jim Bakken
Los Angeles
Washington
Rams
Sonny Jurgensen
Ram
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Don Meredith
Steelers
Cowboys
Area Gridiron Stars Lead Scoring in Sixth Week of Play
Biddeford star Dick Lemay tops Class A with 50 points in five games followed by St. Louis quarterback Ron Cote with 49. The brief tallies list players and point totals for Biddeford, St. Louis, Thornton Lane, Old Orchard Beach, Kennebunk, and Wells across multiple games.
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Biddeford
Dick Lemay
St. Louis
Ron Cote
Lemay
Minuitti
R. Beaulieu
L. Cantara
Gough
Litchfield
Galencia
Wentzell
Kansas Hit For Illegal Recruiting
The Big Eight penalized Kansas for football recruiting violations by reducing scholarships to 35 next year and reprimanding Coach Pepper Rodgers and assistant John Cooper. Wayne Duke said Cooper and a representative of athletic interests signed three Atlanta high school prospects to interconference letters of intent on May 15, two days before the national signing date. Duke said Rodgers was not involved in the signing but he and Cooper did not cooperate in the investigation.
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Big Eight
Kansas
Pepper Rodgers
John Cooper
Wayne Duke
Cooper
Atlanta
Duke
Rodgers
Kansas Administration
W. Clarke Wescoe
Fights Last Night by Associated Press
In Los Angeles Andy Heil, 161, of San Pedro California, outpointed Gomeo Brennan, 159, of the Bahamas, by ten in ten rounds. In Portland Lloyd Marshall, 132, of Newark New Jersey, outpointed Ulysses Jiminez, 136, from New York, by ten in ten rounds.
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Los Angeles
Andy Heilman
San Pedro
Calif
Gomeo Brennan
Bahamas
Portland
Maine
Lloyd Marshall
Newark
N.J
Ulysses Jiminez
New York
This Week's Grid Picks Summary Card
The list shows dozens of high school football games with picks by school and opponent. Teams include Bangor Lewiston Biddeford Cony Sanford South Portland Deering Edward Little St Louis Portland Westbrook Waterville Belfast Skowhegan Gardiner John Bapst Old Orchard Beach Lawrence Traip Oxford Hills Winslow Morse Marshwood Old Town Rockland Kennebunk MCI Fryeburg Holderness Lisbon Livermore Falls Farmington Williams Winthrop Gould Wilton Dexter Stearns Bucksport Bar Harbor Greenville Mattanawcook Boothbay Leavitt Bridgton Erskine Dixfield Wells St. Ignatius.
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Lewiston
Biddeford
Thornton Cony
Sanford
South Portland
Deering
Edward Little
Stephens St. Louis
Portland
Westbrook
Waterville
Belfast
Skowhegan
Gardiner
John Bapst
Old Orchard Beach
Lawrence Traip
Oxford Hills
Winslow
Madison Morse
Marshwood Old Town
Rockland
Kennebunk
MCI
Fryeburg
Holderness
Lisbon
Livermore Falls
Farmington
Mexico
Jay
Williams Winthrop
Gould Wilton
Hall
Hoop Tempers Mark Warriors Bulls Clash In Nba Showdown
The San Francisco Warriors beat the Chicago Bulls 116-106 as tempers flared with a second-half scuffle between Jim King and Guy Rodgers leading to ejections. Hetzel 29 and LaRusso 24 paced SF, Sloan 26 and Boozer 24 led Chicago.
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San Francisco Warriors
Chicago Bulls
Warriors
Jim King
Guy Rodgers
Bulls
Paul Silas
St. Louis
Dick Snyder
Joe Caldwell
Hawks
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
James Jones
New Orleans
Grambling
Houston
Art Becker
Denver
Oakland
Oaks
Rockets
Willie Murrell
Lefty Thomas
Lavern Tart
President Is Only American Not Required to Weave Passport
The article notes a unique travel rule for the president, stating the commander in chief is not required to have a passport for overseas trips. It contrasts this with typical citizen travel documentation and discusses implications for official duties.
Bruins Defeat Red Wings Push Unbeaten Bruins Tie for East Lead
Boston moves to 3 straight wins and a 7 point tie with Montreal in the NHL Eastern Division after a 6 3 victory at Detroit. Fred Stanfield scored twice with assists from John McKenzie as Derek Sanderson nets his first NHL goal. Eddie Shack and John Buzek add late goals.
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Chicago
John McKenzie
Stanfield
Red Wings
Harry Sinden
Dick Williams
Boston Red Sox
Sinden
Montreal
Canadiens
Phil Esposito
Bruce MacGregor
Paul Henderson
Derek Sanderson
NHL
McKenzie
Eddie Shack
John Bueyk
Doug Roberts
Finley Hints Oakland Manager Pick Soon
The Oakland Athletics owner Charles O Finley has not named his next manager but said the choice has been made and will be announced in Oakland this weekend. Rumor places Bob Kennedy as the likely pick, with the season counting six new managers across the majors in 1968 and expansion talks advancing.
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Charles O. Finley
Oakland Athletics
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Bob Kennedy
Chicago Cubs
Kennedy
Chicago
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Ariz
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al Dark
Luke Appling
Dark
Appling
Cleveland
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Lyman Harris
Atlanta
Ivy League Weekend Key Games Signal Tight Ivy Race
Dartmouth hosts Brown as No. 1 Dartmouth squads and Yale visit Columbia while Harvard challenges Cornell in Ithaca. Rhode Island at Massachusetts and Connecticut at Maine highlight Yankee action with Boston College, Boston University, and regional matchups shaping the New England schedule.
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Pro Basketball New Thursday's Results
San Fran defeated Chicago 116 to 106 while St. Louis beat Los Angeles 100 to 95. San Diego faced Seattle and St. Louis met Chicago. Saturday’s schedule lists Boston at Baltimore, Chicago at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, and San Francisco at St. Louis with ABA play.
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