Class A title clash eyed as St Louis hosts Deering
The piece previews a tight slate in twin cities with Saco field expected busy and several area games, highlighting St Louis vs Deering as a likely Class A state championship preview. It notes top teams, local hopes, and nearby events including archery and deer seasons.
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Tigers' scoring race eyed in fall summaries
The note tracks how fan interest ties to the Tigers' scoring leaders for the fall season. It mentions Dover New Hampshire opening game coverage as a reference point though no summary was found for that game.
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Horseshoe Championship Draws 800 At Washington Street Yard
On Sunday October 12 1930 a big horseshoe pitching championship drew 800 spectators at the Washington Street School yard. Albert Fecteau faced George Lamoreaux for the title with Lessard Woods exhibition ahead, officiated by Freddy Parent. Fecteau won the first game 4 to 15 with 18 ringers to Lamoreaux's five.
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Inaugural ABL Brings Rule Confusion and Protest
The San Francisco Saints beat the Los Angeles Jets 99 to 96 in the ABL opener amid rule disputes over back court passes and the new three point shot. Jets coach Bill Sharman protested late, arguing a back court pass extends clock time, while Saints coach Phil Woolpert noted college-like rules with exceptions. Mike Farmer led San Francisco with 20 points and three three-pointers from 25 feet.
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Pro Basketball Returns to Chicago in Victory
The Chicago Packers beat St. Louis 117 to 106 in their first home game back after 11 years, moving into a second place tie in the Western Division. Walt Bellamy led with 35 points, Bob Pettit had 34 for St. Louis, and Syracuse beat Philadelphia 126-122 as Wilt Chamberlain scored 55.
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Fights Last Night In Worcester Brisbane Rome Sydney Tokyo
Worcester Fos mire of Boston outpointed Nat Williams of Philadelphia. Brisbane Gary Cowburn defeated Ray Greco of Los Angeles. Rome Bruno Visintin outpointed L. C. Morgan of Youngstown in welterweights. Sydney Basil Arsenault stopped Frankie Pilgrim. Tokyo Sadao Yaoia stopped Yoshio Himuro.
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Sophomore duos lift Miami and BU in Friday football
Miami quarterback George Mira returned from torn rib cartilage to cap a 10-0 win over ACC leader North Carolina. Boston University halfback Joe DiPietro shattered expectations with 114 rushing yards and two scores in a 20-6 win over George Washington, as top teams face easier paths toward unbeaten records this weekend.
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Auerbach Warns Celtics Against Knicks Prowess
Boston coach Red Auerbach warned against underestimating the New York Knicks as the Celtics host them at the Boston Garden in the second game of the season. New York, led by Eddie Donovan, upset Cincinnati 120-117 and sits 3-1 after rookies and veterans combined for a dangerous and untested rhythm.
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Weekend High School Games In Maine Today
This afternoon at 1 30 Thornton faces Cheverus in Saco. St Louis meets Portland in Portland at 1 30. Biddeford plays Traip in Kittery at 1 50. Kennebunk clashes Westbrook and Old Orchard Beach meets Winthrop in an action packed slate.
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Vital Games On Tap in Pro Loops
The AP reports midseason NFL action with Washington 0-6 and Dallas 3-3 in spoiler roles as they face Philadelphia and New York, while Green Bay 5-1 and San Francisco 4-2 clash with Minnesota 1-5 and Pittsburgh 1-5. AFL sees San Diego near 8-0, Dallas and New York in tight East, with Houston and Boston tied in 3-3/2-3.
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Hockey Results Weekend Schedule and Matchups
Friday shows no games scheduled. Saturday features Detroit at Montreal and New York at Toronto. Sunday schedule includes Montreal at Detroit, Toronto at New York, and Chicago at Boston.
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Rop at Winthrop and Wells Versus Bridgton Clash Time
Overview notes list two afternoon games at 1 30. Rop hosts Winthrop this afternoon while Wells faces Bridgton at Wells, both at 1 30.
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