Nashua Beats Biddeford 34 12 In Exhibition League Game
Nashua high school routed Biddeford 34 12 at Waterhouse Field as Ernie Lewis rushed 163 yards on eight carries and scored twice in the first half. Glenn Graham added two touchdowns, one in each half, and Nashua built a 27 point lead by halftime with a 62 yard run and a late second quarter pass for a score. Biddeford managed a late rally, but Nashua held on, aided by a key 49 yard Lewis run and strong defense.
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Bryant Faces Parsegian Reunion in Alabama Open
Jimmy The Greek previews a season opener where Bear Bryant hosts Ara Parseghian’s television team in Birmingham. He recalls past Mo st Mossy outcomes, cites Alabama’s strength, and notes key players like Todd Culliver Shelby. He also lists early week college games and an Ali Frazier sparring trip west.
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Red Sox Fall to Brewers as Broberg Shines in Milwaukee
Pete Broberg, handling a no windup delivery, blanked Boston through 6 2/3 innings and set the tone for Milwaukee’s 4-2 win over the Red Sox. Sixto Lezcano drove in two, while Carl Yastrzemski and Fred Lynn produced early Boston runs in a game that trimmed the Sox AL East lead. The night also featured Orioles and Tigers wins, with Detroit routing Cleveland 11-2 and Baltimore sweeping the Yankees in a doubleheader.
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Evert and Goolagong Reach U S Open Final Clash
In Forest Hills Evert faces Goolagong for the women's title with a $25,000 first prize from a $309,430 purse. Evert holds a 11-9 lead in career meetings while both players seek clay mastery and Grand Slam prestige. Decary Little League officers and supporters meet Sunday at 10:15 at St Andre's Parish Hall in Biddeford.
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West Biddeford Unit To Meet
West Biddeford Little League Ladies Auxiliary will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Hebert’s home 68 Mason Street Biddeford.
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Nicklaus Sees Mixed Feelings on World Series Format Change
Akron Ohio Jack Nicklaus expresses mixed feelings about the World Series of Golf format change while the other three competitors praise the expanded lineup. He notes the event may become a significant TV show rather than a pure golf tournament and discusses the move from Firestone to an uncertain new site with 28 to 34 players including at least five foreign champions.
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Golf Scramble Winners Listed at Biddeford-Saco Club
The mixed four ball scramble at Biddeford Saco Country Club was won by Howie Jones Dot Papcan Claire Whitten and Barney McCallum with a 36. Runners up Kenitten Marge Kenneally Florence Driscoll Carol Petrin and Bob Potvin Emily McCaffrey Claudette Morissette Arlene Towle finished tied second with 37. A Mixed Four Ball Best Ball Tournament is set for next Thursday at 1 p.m.
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Barney McCallum
Texas
Biddeford-Saco Country Club
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Marge Kenneally
Florence Driscoll
Carol Petrin
Bob Potvin
Emily McCaffrey
Claudette Morissette
Arlene Towle
Bowling Leagues Prep As Seasonal Kickoff Sets In
The Men's Independent Sho League begins September 16 at Pastime Lanes with teams filling openings. Merchant's Doubles League results at 20th Century Lanes: Mike McAuliffe 587 wins second. Herve Paul 14 pins back. Syl Ledoux 568. Rheal olduc 565. Summer Merchants Express crown noted. other finishers listed. The C I C Men's Bowling League starts September 8 at Pastime Lanes, with 6 15 arrival. Sunday Mixed Couples meet September 7 to form teams for the winter league led by Willie Patenaude. Pastime Women's Coffee League gathers September 9 for team formation at 41 Main St Biddeford with free coffee and child care.
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Women’s Coffee League
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Biddeford
Grenier wins Roll-A-Way five strong handicap rolloff
Ricky Grenier leads Roll-A-Way Lanes with a 635 scratch total plus 60 handicap for 695 and a 137 high single. Blackie Peloquin takes second with 651 total from a 546 scratch and 105 handicap. Other scores include Douglas 638 Couture 620 Richards 630 Hubert 630 and Giles 617.
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Ladies League Season Opens at 20th Century Lanes
The T W U A AFL C1 0 leagues led by William Pollock and the Chupka Stetin circuits begin 1975 76 play at 20th Century Lanes with eight five teams. Both leagues start Monday and Wednesday at 6 30 and 6 30 respectively with defending champions Five Jinx and Acey Douceys.
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