Rams Rally Falls Short In Gould Thumping Of Kennebunk 33-13
Gould Academy defeated Kennebunk 33-13 in a hard fought game. Steve Parent scored four times for Bets, with Melville adding two TDs and a Wakefield return for Gould. Kennebunk helped by a Ram fumble, but Gould pulled away after halftime and prevented the first points allowed by Gould this season.
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Steve Parent
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Pete Pierce
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Hockey Scores Across Cities This Weekend
Montreal defeated Boston 6 2 and Chicago edged Toronto 1 1 in ties. New York and Detroit skated to a 4 4 draw while Montreal beat Chicago 3 2 and Detroit downed New York 5 4 and Toronto crushed Boston 9 1. Chicago visits New York on Wednesday.
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Older Boxers Slate Matches All This Week
The Associated Press reports aging champions Arch ie Moore and Joey Brown headline a week of fights. Moore 45 by his count returns to action in Baltimore against Pet Rademacher in a non title ten rounder while Brown, 35, defends his 135 pound crown against Bert Somodio at Areneta Stadium in Manila. Also on tap Bobo Olson faces Sixto Adriever in San Francisco in a ten round light heavyweight bout.
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Trotters and Pacers at Lewiston Post Time 7 30 p m
A Lewiston harness racing card lists nine races from class D to C with purses from 250 to 400 dollars. Entries include notable horses such as Linda T World and Indian Father, plus multiple riders and owners across ten named stables. The narrative ends with a note on a tobiano horse pattern and coloring observations.
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Borderview
Harry
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G. Goff
Ginn Hy
J. Bernard Little Kenney
J. Nichols
Long King
D. Richards
the Tennessean
O. Gordon Clever
Frisco
T. Rankin
Linda T
H. McKenney
Sampson
L. Healey
Zeb Trabue
Betty Scott
L. C. Buckley
Jeff Todd
B. Smith
Keziah
J. Bernard
R. I. Spencer
P. Constantino Bay State
Max
Stinky
R. Smith
Shadydale
K. Russell
Thornton Dominates Sanford For Third Win Of Season
Thornton Academy toppled Sanford 33 14 at Sanford Memorial Field to reach 3 3 in Class B. Key moments included Bobby Kimball scoring three times, Dennis McNabb and Dave McNabb finding Staples for two long completions, and a late Russ Penney 61 yard run. Sanford briefly led 7 0 after Bill Roberts forced a fumble in TA end zone but Thornton pulled away in the second half.
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Sanford Memorial Field
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Maroon
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Sea Hawks Romp Past Murphy Nine 19-0 in Biddeford
Portland Sea Hawks routed the J. P. Murphy club of New Bedford 19 to 0 at St Louis Alumni field Biddeford drawing about 5000 spectators. Greenlaw scored twice and Parady added a late TD on a keeper with Ashley and Rutherford contributing. The Sea Hawks dominated on defense and capitalized on Murphy turnovers to seal a decisive victory in the regional game.
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Parady
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Rudy Rutherford
Denny Moniz
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Dick Johnson
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Seagulls Triumph Over Traip In Early Rally
Old Orchard Beach opened with a 6-0 lead as Traip Academy put together a brief drive, but Seagulls surged ahead scoring multiple times. Roger Ouellette Don Pratt and Benny Radcliff starred as OOB built a 37-12 win for their first Southern York county league victory and sole possession of first place.
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the Beach
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Rangers
Ed Foye
Poirier
Gulls
Roger Ouellette
Don Pratt
Pratt
Radcliff
Jimmy Timmons
Benny Emer
Ouellette
Mike Preder
Pro Basketball Scores From Tuesday and Saturday Exhibitions
The Associated Press reports National League results with Boston 137 over Detroit 102 and Philadelphia 132 over New York Syracuse 123 while Chicago 105 beat Cincinnati 125 and St. Louis 129 defeated New York. In other Tuesday games Los Angeles faced Cincinnati and St. Louis at New York. American Basketball League exhibitions show Kansas City 105 over Pittsburgh 89 and Los Angeles 107 over San Francisco. Saturday results include Pittsburgh 125 over Kansas City 110 and Hawaii 92 defeating Chicago 90.
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Michigan State Leads Pack At Halfway Mark
Michigan State holds a 4-0 record at midseason and tops a list of national title contenders. Notre Dame, Iowa, and Ohio State also remain in the title chase as Mississippi, Texas, and Alabama post strong starts.
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Kiley Named Associate Race Judge at Suffolk Downs
Portland harness official Thomas J. Kiley was appointed associate judge for the 33 night meet at Suffolk Downs opening tonight. At 47 he has served in many official roles since 1952, most recently as presiding judge and race secretary. The Suffolk lineup includes Milton Taylor Cunningham and others with Charles Coyle and Nason among key staff.
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Portland
Suffolk Downs
Earl F. Gibson
Kiley
Maine
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Joseph M. Cunningham
Suffolk
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