Old Orchard Beach Beat Boothbay Region 47-0 in Opener
Old Orchard Beach High School opened its 1969 football campaign with a 47 to 0 win over Boothbay Region, led by Paul Jacques and Terry Tucker. The Seagulls overwhelmed Boothbay with multiple scoring drives and a new Maine rule counting two points on certain extra points.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach High School
Boothbay Region High School
Joe Regina
Seagulls
Seahawks
Boothbay Region
Seahawk
Terry Tucker
Paul Jacques
Tucker
Joe Presley
Jacques
Maine
Bill Barker
Ine Dube
Powe
Dube
Ter Tucker
Earl Presley
Boothbay
Dick Jacques
Jacques Thenard
Don Adams
Quater
Paul Dudevoir
Joe Presby
OOB
D. Jacques
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Wright Williamson
Graham Gagnon
Lg Lg
Dolloff Verrill
K. Marston Banner
E.presby
Lakeman Tucker
D. Heinootter
P . Jacques
Adams
Mullen
Dudevoir
Roberge
Kimball
W. Dube
W. Larochelle
G. Larochelle
Martin
Garon
J. Presley
T. Smith
Boisjoly
Townsend
Terrell
Fox
Bellevue
Burnham
Hathaway
Barker
Papist
J. Presby
Rush
E. Presby
Cook
Hayden
Heal
Goan
Kennebunk Routs Wells 24-0 In Kick-Off Game
Kennebunk High School overwhelmed Wells High in a 24-0 kickoff game. Landry scored twice including a 10 yard TD run and a later 15 yard TD run, with Nor mand adding a TD as the Rams dominated, while Wells failed to cross the Kennebunk 30 yard line.
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Wells
Kennebunk High School
Wells High School
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Warriors
Pete Landry
Landry
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Wells Bobbie
Fred Owns
Willis Wentzell
Keane
Howard Hanson
Steve Austin
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John Michaels
Jud Miller
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Bruce Kingdon
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Neste
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Jack Chase
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Leaders in Batting and Pitching From Major League Standings
Batting leaders show Carew Minnesota 348 at bats and Oliva Minnesota 319 with .348 to .385 averages. Runs led by R Jackson Oakland 114 and F Robinson Baltimore 103. RBIs topped by Killebrew Minnesota 128 and Powell Baltimore 118. Oliva 171 hits, Clarke New York 166. Doubles Oliva 34 and Jackson 31. Triples Clarke 7 and Smith 6. Home runs R Jackson Oakland 46 and Howard Washington 44. Stolen bases Harper Seattle 64 and Campaneris Oakland 49. Pitching 14 decisions Palmer Baltimore 14-3 and McLain Detroit 226 strikeouts Lolich Detroit 234. National League batting Clemente Pittsburgh .350 and Jones New York .348. Runs Bonds San Francisco 108 and Rose Cincinnati 105. RBIs Santo Chicago 112 and McCovey San Francisco 112. Hits Alou Pittsburgh 195 and Rose Cincinnati 176. Tolán Cincinnati 172.
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Oakland
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Powell
Clarke
New York
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R. Smith
Boston
Hogan
Seattle
F. Howard
Washington
Harper
Campaneris
Palmer
McLain
Detroit
McDowell
Lolich
Clemente
Pittsburgh
C. Jones
Bonds
San Franciso
Rose
Cincinnati
Santo
Chicago
McCovey
San Francisco
M. Alou
Tolan
Ten Teams Expected In Girls' League
The Components Inc. Girls Bowling League opens its third season next Tuesday at Pastime Lanes in Biddeford. Chair Pat Ballard says 10 teams are expected with four at 9 a.m. and six at 6 15 p.m. Players are urged to arrive early to ensure a smooth start.
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Ann Hubert Wins Women's Rolloff at All A Lanes
Ann Hubert won the Women s High Si special handicap rolloff at All A Lanes with a total of 1185 (1135 scratch) and 50.1 handicap. She took the single of the afternoon with 149 on the tenth, and led with 599 on her last five. Her sister Grace Perron was second with 1138 (1038 scratch) aided by a 100-pin handicap. Serene and Pat Tarbox shared third and fourth with 1122. Lorraine Perron placed fifth with 1120 (130 handicap) as other scores ranged across the field.
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Ann Hubert
All-A
Grace Perron
Oor Serene
Pat Tarbox
Cochrane
Lorraine Perron
P. Parsons
E. Nee
V. Ziminski
M. Dardano
C. Fleurent Teat
T. Nolette
L. Lessard
D. Caron
L. Camire
E. Nadeau
L. Foss
R. Lachance
J. Montpas
Independent Lane League Sets Meeting
The Independent Lane League schedules a meeting this Tuesday at Pastime Lanes at 8 to start the third season. With Bi Tape Cote's Market Westland Shoe and Noyes Tire returning, two new teams join a 10 team circuit, capped at 500 average, needing a captain and full lineup. Billy Manning, lane manager, says room remains for two more teams and a 30 week schedule will be rolled.
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Hest
Third Sea
Bi Tape
Cote’s Market
Westland Shoe
Noyes Tire
Billy Manning
Hard Cash Wins Rockingham Park Feature Mile Pace
Hard Cash priced at 5.60 won the $3,500 featured mile pace at Rockingham Park on Saturday night before 10,321 spectators.
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Salem
N.H
Rockingham Park
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule Across Leagues
The Associated Press provides standings for the West Division and results from Sunday. KeyQ teams include New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago San Diego Los Angeles Montreal St Louis Houston Atlanta Cincinnati. Tuesday matchups feature Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia San Francisco at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Montreal and San Diego at Houston.
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San Diego
New York
Pittsburgh
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San Francisco
Hands
Koosman
Taylor
Fryman
Marichal
Bolin
Maloney
Arrigo
Singer
Stone
Ellis
Waslewski
Corkins
Griffin
Pistol Packin' Policemen Stage Gun Contest
The Maine Law Enforcement Association sponsors the annual Police Pistol Championship at the Maine State Prison range in Thomaston. 9 a.m. to noon competition open to Maine officers, bank guards, prison officials, wardens, and federal officers in state. Four classes compete with 32 or 38 caliber revolvers under NRA rules. Registration $1 supports expenses. awards in October.
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Thomaston
Maine Law Enforcement Association
Edmund L. Cashen
Kennebunk
National Rifle Association
Rupert Johnson
Bucksport
Albert Jamison
Auburn
Hugh Gorton
Augusta
Harold St. Jernquist
Oxford
Alanson Noble
Paris
Trophies Presented At Banquet For Mixed League
The Roll-A-Way Lanes Mixed couples League held a catered banquet at St. Mary's Hall Biddeford. Gold Diggers won team honors led by Grace Perron with Camire Leslie Provencal and Lorraine Perron. second went to captained by Ed and Therese Leclaire with Jeanne Leclaire and Bunny Leclaire. Dreamers and Angels tied for third. Panthers placed fifth and Clam Diggers sixth. Team total went to the Bombers at 1256. Lorraine Binette led women with 101 average and 327 high set. Germaine Fecteau had 129 high for women.
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John Paquet
St. Mary's Hall
Biddeford
Gold Diggers
Grace Perron
Camire
Leslie Provencal
Lorraine Perron
Therese
Jeanne Leclaire
Bunny” Leclaire
Dreamers
Angels
Jasper Cochrane
Betty Cochrane
Terry
Walter Sparkowich
Leo Gregoire
Connie Gregoire
Jeanne Provencher
Bob Provencher
Panthers
Paul Dorais
Ethel Dorais
Germaine Fecteau
Ralph Fecteau
Clam Diggers
Joe Tarbox
Pat Tarbox
Peggy Parsons
Cookie
Bombers
The
Clamon
Lorraine Binette
Ward Gonneville
Erry Paquet
Sir Totavn Tellier
Williams Strong Candidate for Manager of the Year
Ted Williams, in his first Senators season, steered Washington to a 3 2 10 inning win over Boston as Casey Cox and Darold Knowles spaced five scoreless innings and Del Unser belted a go ahead homer. Unser, sidelined by a back issue, pinch hit for Cox and hit the deciding homer off Jim Lonborg, who pitched well but lost his first win since June. The victory keeps Washington within 3 1/2 games of Boston for third in the AL East with three games left.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Washington Senators
Williams
Ers
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Darold Knowles
del Unser
Senators
Boston Red Sox
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Knowles
Uniser
Washington
Jim Lonborg
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Frank Howard
Unser
Red Sox
Red
Avco Golf Classic to Return to Pleasant Valley in 1970
Sutton Massachusetts AP reports the Avco Golf Classic with a $150,000 purse will return to Pleasant Valley Country Club in 1970 after drawing more than 114000 fans in its debut last month. Club chairman Cuz Mingella announced the 73 hole PGA Tour event will run August 20 to 23, preceded by a $10000 pro am.
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Mass
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Cuz Mingella
Lion Sleeps Wins Inaugural Purse at Narragansett Park
At Narragansett Park opening day, the heavily favored Lion Sleeps defeats Parchment by 1% length in the $7,500 Inaugural Purse before 14,195 fans as a 72 day thoroughbred meeting begins.
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Pawtucket, RI
Lion Sleeps
Parchment
Narragansett Park
Grace Perron Wins Ladies Handicap Bowling Rolloff
Grace Perron capped the annual Ladies Summer league handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes with a 15 handicap and a high single of 127. Madeleine Adams took second with 501, earning 20 bonus pins, while Pauline Wood and Ruth Weiss claimed third and fourth with 499 and 498 totals. Other scores included R Bodjian 496 and L Perron 493.
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Grace Perron
Perron
Madeleine Adams
Pauline Wood
Ruth Weiss
Wood
Richard Huot Leads TV Qualifiers at Bowl-A-Rama
Richard Huot of Boll-A. Way Lanes topped 18 bowlers to lead the Western Maine Candlepin kid TV qualifiers at Bowl-A-Rama Lanes. Kevin Campbell of Bowl-A. Wile Lanes was second with 29 total, followed by Gary Gray of Bowl-A-Rama with 283. Other qualifiers include G. Walker 275, D. Robert 260, T. Morneau 260, J. Gauthier 354.
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Richard Huot
Western Maine Candlepin Kid TV
Kevin Campbell
Bowl-A.wile Lanes
Gary Gray
G. Walker
D. Robert
T. Morneau
J. Gauthier
K. Brewer
Teams Form New Bowling League Tonight
Tonight at the Pastime Lanes in Biddeford the TWUAC 10 Mens Bowling League begins its 22nd season with eight five man teams. Chairman Normand Daigneault says all teams should be present at starting time of 730 p.m. and those wishing to join a team should attend promptly.
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Biddeford
Tw.u.a. C
Dutch swimmer wins Island Park to Middletown race in Rhode Island
Newport AP The Netherlands 1968 Olympic swimmer Jo han Schans, age 21, earned 2000 dollars by winning the Island Park to Middletown professional race. He led early and finished 150 miles through dense fog in five hours 54 minutes 50 seconds. Horatio Ingel sias of Argentina was second, 2 35 behind. Davis Hart of Springfield Massachusetts was the first American, finishing fifth.
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Johan Schans
Island Park
Middletown
Schans
Horatio Inglesias
Argentina
Davis Hart
Springfield
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