Semi-Pro Football Sunday In Twin Cities For Charity
Biddeford-Saco Lions host the Portland Sea Hawks in a first semi pro game in years with over 1 000 advance tickets sold. Net proceeds go to Biddeford and St Louis High Schools and Thornton Academy, aiming to repeat similar events in the future.
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Twin Cities
Portland Sea Hawks
James P. Murdy
New Bedford
Mass
St. Louis
Biddeford
Thornton Academy
Murphys Sea Hawks
Lopes
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Perry Hardy
Violette Vincent
Biddeford and Oxford Hills battle to scoreless tie under lights
Biddeford high and Oxford Hills fought a wind driven game at Waterhouse field ending in a scoreless deadlock. Oxford Hills produced more rushing yardage while Biddeford edged ahead on passing, but stout defense and late scraps kept the scoreboard dark.
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Biddeford High
Oxford Hills
Tigers
Lloyd Johnson
Fender
Biddeford
Ggg
Waterhouse Field
Twin Cities
Biddeford Boys
Twins
Joe Larsen
Oxford
Charlie Micklin
Paul Twomey
Billy Oakes
Dan Pappas
Weekend grid of local football and bowling events
St Louis meets Lewiston at Lewiston at 1 30 pm. Thornton hosts Sanford at Sanford at 1 30 pm. Kennebunk plays Gould at Kennebunk at 1 30 pm. Old Orchard Beach faces Traip at Old Orchard Beach at 3 pm. Wells hosts Eliot at Wells at 1 30 pm. Portland Sea Hawks meet Murphy Club of New Bedford at St Louis Alumni Field Sunday at 2 pm. Challenger’s bowling tourney doubles as Twin City title qualifier at Pastime Lanes Biddeford this afternoon at 4 pm. St Francis College faces Bradford Durfee College in Fall River this afternoon.
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Bill Gagne
Biddeford High
al Chretien
St. Louis
Ken Parady
University of Maine
Kennebunk High School
Portland
Twin City
Williean
Nebraska University Cornhuskers
Murphy
Bay State
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Hawks
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Lions Club
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Portland Sea Hawks
New England
St. Louis Alumni Field
J. P. Murphy
New Bedford
Mass
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Oxford Hills
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Cony
Deering
Edward Little
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Thornton
Sanford
Stephens
Old Orchard Beach
Traip
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Kennebunk
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St. Ignatius
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Gardiner
John Bapst
Crosby
Lawrence
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Morse
Westbrook
Waterville
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Jay
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Dexter
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Farmington
Rockland
Higgins Classical
Old Town
MCI
Stearns
Holderness
Fryeburg
Hall
Greenville
Hampden
Mattanaweook
Monmouth
Leavitt
Murphy Club
Sugar Ray to Appear In TV Soul Tonight
New York AP reports Sugar Ray Robinson returns to television appearance six years after his 1955 two fights in a month comeback that led to him reclaiming the middleweight title.
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Denny Mover
Portland
Ore
Abc-Tv
Madison Square Garden
Harlem Dandy
Wilfie Greaves
Detroit
Ree
Terry) Downes
Gene) Fullmer
Downes
London
Fullmer
West Jordan
New York
Massachusetts
NBA
Moyer
Sugar Ray Robinson
LaCroix Posts Strong Comeback for Eagles in 1957
In 1957 Richard Verrier scored 23 points after touchdowns in 35 tries for the St. Louis high school Eagles. With four games left Gene LeRoix, a 195 pound defensive mainstay, has kicked 19 extra points in 23 attempts. Lacroix, limited by a collarbone injury last season, anchors Coach Bob Cote’s squad as they chase a potential state record and lead the season.
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Richard Verrier
Eagles
Gene Leroix
Lacroix
Bob Cote
Pro Basketball Friday and Weekend Results
The Associated Press reports Friday Philadelphia 122 Los Angeles 115. Saturday schedule includes New York at Philadelphia afternoon TV Detroit at Boston Chicago at Syracuse Cincinnati at St Louis. Sunday has no games scheduled.
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Boston
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Philadelphia boxers clash in close 130-pound bout
Tommy Lowry of Philadelphia outpointed fellow Philadelphian Rick Conti in a 130-pound match. In Tokyo, Masao Naruse KO’d Gil Flores of the Philippines at 6 rounds, Naruse weighing 1322 and Flores 12842.
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Tommy Lowry
Rick Conti
Tokyo
Masao Naruse
Japan
Gil Flores
Philippines
Burns Racks Up Its Third Straight Win
Burns school at Thornton academy field Saco defeats Old Orchard Beach Junior High 14 to 7 to extend its winning streak. Ayotte scored five yards for Burns in the first period, Arel added the extra point, and L Heureux answered for the Beach in the second with a three yard TD and Mi chaud converted.
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Deering
Steve White
Biddeford
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Jim Murphy
Fordham University
Thornton
Joe Regina
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Aranovitch
Mariello
C. K. Burns School
Thornton Academy Field
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Old Orchard Beach Junior High School
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Ayotte
Arel
Beach Boys
L'Heureux
Michaud
Rueben Races to Convert Extra Point From 11 Yard Line
In a tense moment, Rueben took the snap from the 11 yard line and rushed in for the two point or extra point conversion, adding points after a key drive. The play showcased quick decision making and athletic dash to the end zone.
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Notre Dame Eyes Top Rank in Clash With Michigan State
Notre Dame, unbeaten and ranked fifth, focuses on a key showdown with Michigan State after Navy upset Detroit and Navy fell behind. The schedule also features SEC battles and a Cotton Bowl shaping game as Texas meets Arkansas and Alabama faces Tennessee.
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