Kennebunk High Majorettes Debut Named Leaders
Kennebunk High School selects eight majorettes Mary Ann DiFrederico Donna L Nadeau Beth Ann Higgins Lorene Zeiner Debra Farwell Regina Wyman Betsy Perrow Lorrie Wellman Lorene Zeiner named head majorette for second year. Tentative debut with the marching band at the football game on Sept 27.
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Taxpayers Using 11 Percent Discount in Kennebunk
Kennebunk taxpayers rushed to pay before September 26 taking advantage of an 11 percent discount. Tax bills issued last weekend show about $75,000 received so far, according to town manager Donald V. Duc.
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St Louis Pep Club Car Wash to Raise Uniform Funds
St Louis Region high school Pep Club will hold a car wash Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. in the school yard to raise money for uniforms. Miss Cyprus won the $1700 feature at Green Mountain Park covering five furlongs in 1 02.
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East and West divisions MLB standings and results
East division lead by Chicago at 84 53. New York 77 56. Pittsburgh 71 60. West division San Francisco 76 59. Los Angeles 74 59. Cincinnati 72 59. Wednesday results Philadelphia 9 San Diego 1. Los Angeles 5 New York 4. etc. Upcoming games listed with teams and pitchers.
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Sports standings and results from Wednesday play
From the Wednesday slate Minnesota beat Cleveland while Detroit defeated Kansas City and Oakland crushed Boston. Minnesota led Perry 17-5, Chicago faced 510 with John 6. Baltimore hosted Detroit, New York played Cleveland, New York at Cleveland, Walton at Boston.
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Associated Press Baseball Leaders Report 1969 AL Stats
American League batting leaders include Carew Minnesota 352 at bats and Robinson Baltimore .322. Runs by Jackson Oakland 113 and Robinson 99. RBIs Killebrew Minnesota 119 and Powell Baltimore 115. Hits Oliva Minnesota 163 and Clarke New York 162. Doubles Oliva 33 and Jackson 31. Triples Clarke 7 and Smith Boston 6 Hogan Seattle 6. Home runs Jackson Oakland 45 and Howard Washington 43. Stolen bases Harper Seattle 63 and Campaneris Oakland 35. Pitching leaders 13 decisions Palmer Baltimore 14-2 .875 ERA 1.89 Nagy Boston 11-2 .846 ERA 3.06. Strikeouts McDowell Cleveland 229 and Lolich Detroit 219.
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National League Batting and Field Leaders Snapshot
Statistical highlights from the National League show Clemente of Pittsburgh with 365 at bats and a .349 average, Bonds of San Francisco leading runs with 106, McCovey driving in 112, Mino? Alou leading hits with 199 for Pittsburgh, and Morgan, Wills, and Bonds among stolen base leaders. Pitching leaders include Merritt at 16-5 with a 4.17 ERA and Seaver at 19-7 with a 2.54, plus Jenkins and Gibson high in strikeouts.
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Major League Stars Hitting And Pitching Actions
Detroit beat Kansas City 4-2 as Willie Horton and the Tigers homered twice and drove in three runs. Cincinnati defeated Chicago 2-0 with Jim Maloney holding the Cubs to two singles.
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Fights Last Night Recap Across Three Cities
In Oakland Jerry Quarry from Bellflower stopped Brian London of Blackpool after two rounds. In Tokyo Kenjiro Nakajima KOed Bob Campbell of St Louis in two. In Las Vegas Rodrigo Valdez from Bogota stopped Mike Defeo of San Francisco in the first.
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