Area gridiron slate centers on undefeated Sanford squad
All area teams battle Saturday as Sanford High, undefeated in five starts, hosts St Louis paced by Don Giroux Roland Deschambeault and Dick Fontaine while rival Deering faces Thornton at Saco. Others include Biddeford vs Spaulding in Rochester New Hampshire and Kennebunk at Bridgton with Wells meeting Train Academy at Kittery.
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Sanford High
Thornton Academy
Deering
Saco
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Kennebunk
Bridgton
Wells
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Don Giroux
Roland Deschambeault
Dick Fontaine
Sanford
Deering High School
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Rams
Bill Deasey
Tarbox
Deasey
Biddeford
Spaulding
Tigers
New Hampshire
Noel Crowley
Winthrop
Seagulls
Bruce Wakefield
Charley Cousens
Paul Bergeron
Pete Grasham
Joel Severance
Red Knights Cup Third Soccer Tilt
St Francis College defeated Babson Institute 3 2 at Wellesley to win its third straight game. Artie Wilson scored in the first period and Ed Faasch had two goals in the third. Gutierz and Hanser scored for Babson. St Francis improves to 3 3, next hosts Hamden Windham.
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Lane Tourney To Determine Title Challenger
A Saturday afternoon tournament at Pastime lanes uses a ten string format to select the next challengers for the Twin City bowling crown, currently held by Albert Guillereault. Limited to Biddeford and Saco bowlers, with exceptions for former or current state champions. Entry determines opportunity by final ten-string total. begins 5 p.m. at Pastime lanes.
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Inrder
Tony Anthony’s Crisis Bout Heads to Ring Tonight
New York reports a volatile clash as Tony Anthony faces Billy Hunter of Detroit in a crucial fight that could redefine his career. Promoter Ernie Braca warns of a tense showdown with Anthony the favorite, after a disappointing display against Jesse Bow. Hunter, a Detroit heavyweight tied to Sugar Ray Robinson’s camp, seeks an upset and a breakout win.
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Tony Anthony
Anthony
Ernie Braca
Jesse Bow
Tony
Billy Hunter
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Hunter
Argentina
Alex Miteff
Sugar Ray Robinson
Purple Squad Beats Orange In Lane Match
The Dames de Rochambeau opened their season at Pastime Lanes with a close 19-pin win over Orange, despite strong showings by Rita Lamarre and Rita Regis at 255 each for Purple and a 277 by Damel Poisson for Orange.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Yvon Durelle stopped Young Beau Jack in a bout in Moncton Baie Ste. Anne. Reuben Stubbs stopped Frankie De Ramirez in Los Angeles. Both matches featured featherweight to lightweight contenders and ended inside seven rounds.
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Bowdoin Bates Norwich Yale Colgate in state and regional games
Bowdoin and Bates host Norwich while Yale meets Colgate in New Haven as Vermont and Maine state races start. Norwich rebuilds after losses. Bowdoin, 2 2 after previous seasons, faces Colby as Maine title talk begins. Little Three sees Wesleyan Amherst and Dartmouth Harvard clashes set the Ivy pace. Norwich’s Jack Condon out, Bob Hawkes injured, Andy Jackson leads Cadets past early tests.
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Conley Named Comeback Player Of Year In NL
Gene Conley of the Phillies named National League Comeback Player Of The Year after a 12 7 season and 3.00 ERA in baseball topping votes from Baseball Writers Association of America. Moon and Snider trailed, with others like Gus Bell Haddix Cimoli Mathews Logan Jones Pinson also receiving ballots.
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Vada Pinson
Sevigny Burnes Field In Journal Football Contest
A local reader poll reports Gerald Sevigny leading with 7 450 votes in the Journal Most Popular Football Player contest with three weeks left. Dick Chretien trails in second with 4 246 votes, Don Collard third at 2 995, and George Hogan fourth at 2 418. The top vote getter by November 14 wins a 100 dollar scholarship. ballots are collected weekly and counted during the week. Other listed candidates include Paul Chenard, Paul Tarbox, Don Giroux, John Kopetski, and several high school players from SLHS BHS TA RHS OOB and Berwick.
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Defense Is Detroit's Key In Leading Hockey Race
Detroit leads the NHL with five wins and one tie as Terry Sawchuk anchors defense. He held Boston to one goal until a late third period tally by Guy Gendron, preserving a 4-1 Wings victory.
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Air Force faces UCLA as comeback bid begins
Air Force seeks rebound after a 20-3 loss to Oregon ending a 14 game win streak. UCLA looms as a tough opener while Auburn aims to rebound against Miami (Fla.) with several top teams and key matchups on the schedule.
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Muff Wearing Trotter In Classic Debut
Inglewood California AP Jamin a 6 year old trotter famed for artichokes and red ear muffs makes his West Coast debut at Hollywood Park in the $75 000 American trotting classic field featuring Senator Frost Trader Horn Charming Barbara and Darn Safe Jamin already a remarkable winner here and abroad and seeks another upset after recent triumphs at Roosevelt Springfield and Du Quoin while Senator Frost seeks revenge after a disputed finish in the prior championship
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Giants Skipper Signs One Year Contract
SAN FRANCISCO Manager Bill Rigney is retained by owner Horace Stoneham on a one year deal believed to be around $40,000. The 41 year old former infielder faces pressure after the Giants’ late pennant collapse and is tasked with returning the club to contention.
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Rigney
Saco Beach Little League Elects New Officers
The Saco Old Orchard Beach Little League will elect new officers at a meeting in the Saco Municipal Court Room on Monday night at 7 30. Final season reports will be presented and banquet plans for this year's players discussed. The meeting is open to the public.
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Philadelphia Joe Rowan Edges Thompson in Phoenixville Bout
Philadelphia Joe Rowan outpointed Jim Thompson in Phoenixville featuring a five round lightweight battle. Rowan built a lead with combos and defense while Thompson pressed late, but Rowan held on for the decision victory.
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Joe Rowan
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