Longtime coach Joe Plamondon exits Biddeford High
Joe Plamondon resigns from Biddeford High School after years of building a cross country program. He weighed the decision amid heavy teaching load and Neighborhood Youth Corps duties. The article notes St Louis freshmen with 35 boys trying out this fall and Old Orchard Beach High facing St Thomas Aquinas of Dover Point in football.
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Joe Plamondon
Biddeford High School
Plamondon
St. Louis Fresh
Eaglets
Old Orchard Beach High
St. Thomas Aquinas
Dover Point
N.H
Seagulls
New Hampshire
Joe Regina
AFL Opens Sixth Season with Rookie Backfields
The American Football League starts its sixth season with two game nights as Buffalo visits Boston and Denver travels to San Diego, while Sunday features Kansas City at Oakland and New York at Houston. Injuries loom for the Chargers as Paul Lowe and Keith Lincoln may sit, prompting Gene Foster to step in with Jim Allison ready for backup duties. Boston's backfield options include Jim Nance at fullback and Ellis Johnson at halfback behind Babe Parilli, with Nance filling the missing fullback slot after Larry Garron’s injury.
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NEW York
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American Football League
National League
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Houston
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New York Giants
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Okla
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Washington
Canton
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Los Angeles
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Paul Lowe
Keith Lincoln
Gene Foster
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Jim Allison
San Diego State
Lincoln
Patriots
Jim Nance
Syracuse
Ellis Johnson
Southeastern Louisiana
Babe Parilli
Nance
Larry Garron
Johnson
Ron Burton
Joe Bellino
Navy
Clinton debuts with Indians in 2-0 loss to Tigers
Lou Clinton, making his third team in five days, dropped two fly balls as Detroit beat Cleveland 2-0. The miscues extended Clinton's three-team, four-game losing streak. Lolich pitched a four-hitter for Detroit. Other AL and NL results noted.
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Associated Press
Indians
Lou Clinton
Clinton
Cleveland
Detroit
California Angels
Kansas City
Norm Cash
Tigers
Bill Freehan
Ray Oyler
Micky Lolich
Mickey Stanley
Lolich
Top Golfers Chase $50 000 Prize at World Series
At Firestone Country Club Akron Ohio the World Series of Golf begins with a 50 000 top prize and 77 500 purse. Field includes Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Dave Marr Peter Thomson in a two day 36 hole playoff. Nicklaus is favored as Player, Marr and Thomson follow in order.
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Akron, Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Dave Marr
Peter Thomson
Firestone Country Club
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PGA
Marr
Thomson
Tigers edge Indians as Lolich fires four hit shutout
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich worked a four hitter to lead the Tigers to a 2 0 victory over Cleveland. Ken Harrelson drove in five for Kansas City in a doubleheader split against Baltimore, collecting two doubles and a homer in the 10-5 win.
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Chicago
Washington
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Houston
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Zoilo Versalles
Tony Conigliaro
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Brooks Robinson
Curt Blefary
Jerry Adair
Athletics
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Boog Powell
Brioles
Robinson
Mel Stottlemyre
Tom Tresh
Ken Harrelson
Ashe Defeats Emerson to Reach National Championship Semifinal
Arthur Ashe Jr the UCLA senior toppled world No 1 Roy Emerson of Australia in the National Championships quarterfinals at Forest Hills NY. He faces Manuel Santana next as he chases the first U.S. title in a decade and would become the first Black champion.
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Ashe
Richmond
Roy Emerson
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UCLA
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Spain
U.S
Santana
Rafeal Osuna
Mexico
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Tony Trabert
Carole Graebner
Beechwood
Ohio
Miss Richey
Norma Baylon
Argentina
Miss Moffitt
England
Ann Haydon Jones
Emerson
Knights of Columbus Bowling League Opens Wednesday
The Luke E Hart Council Knights of Columbus league begins its fifth season at 8:30 PM this Wednesday at 20th Century Lanes. Eight five man teams form the circuit with one or two openings remaining. defending champions are the Colts who beat the Eagles on the last night of last season.
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Knights of Columbus
Luke E. Hart
Armand Bergeron
Ray Cantara
Ray Gendron
Nick Gillis
Colts
Eagles
Union Men s Lane League Starts 18th Year
The T W U A A F of L C 1 0 mens bowling league begins its 18th straight season at Pastime Bowling Center this Monday at 6 15 PM, with ten teams Jokers Pick-Ups Bull Dogs Warriors Tigers Purple Passions Bears Spoilers Bombers and an unnamed squad. Members should arrive by 6 PM for a briefing by league officers.
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T.W.U.A.A.F
L.C
Mens Bowling League
Pastime Bowling Center
Bull Dogs
Warriors
Tigers
Purple Passions
Bears
Eagles overwhelm St Thomas Aquinas 39 to 7 in season opener
St Louis opened its football season at Alumni Field with a 39 7 win over St Thomas Aquinas of Dover N H. Eagle backs led by Mike Denoncour and Dick Lauzon powered 441 rushing yards while the defense held the Pointers to 130. Landry Simard and Denoncour scored twice with Rene Simard adding a score.
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St. Thomas Aquinas
Dover
N.H
St. Louis Alumni Field
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Bob Cote
Mike Denoncour
Dick Lauzon
Dick Landry
Rene Simard
Eagles
Dave Camire
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Emile Morin
Landry
Simard
Denoncour
Pat McCooey
Joe DeStaphano
Roland Allie
Cote
Ron Cote
Lauzon
Ron Fecteau
Bob Fournier
Rollie Nolette
Don Dube
Roy Guillereault
David Camire
Dave Drolet
Mike McGlone
St. Thomas Borduas
LE LE
Camire Nolette
Sinclair D. Dube
Bonoyer Fecteau
Fish Ro
Barry Taylor
RT RT
Alie Belanger
DeStephane Landry
McCooey Denonco
20th Century Ladies League Opens 1965-66 Season
The 20th Century Ladies bowling league begins its season at 20th Century Lanes next Tuesday at 6 30 pm. Eight teams of five bowlers form the league with the Wildcats as defending champions. Notable Twin City bowlers will participate in the competition. Other teams in the league include continued action.
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20Th Century Ladies Bowling League
20Th Century Lanes
Wildcats
Twin City
Weekend Sports Schedule Prompted by Local Games
Saturday features Biddeford High at Cony of Augusta at 1 30 p m Dixfield at Weils High at 1 30 p m Sunday Stock Car Racing Beech Ridge Speedway Scars borough at 7 p m Semi pro football Portland Mustangs and Roxbury Black Panthers at St Louis Alumni Field at 7 30 p m
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Biddeford High
Cony
Augusta
Dixfield
Weils, High
Beech Ridge Speedway
Scarsborough
Portland Mustangs
Roxbury ‘Black Panthers
St. Louis
Alumni Field
Leagues Forming At 20th Century Lanes
Bowling leagues for under 12 and under 15 are forming at the 20th Century Lanes with registration Sept 10 to 17 and Saturday morning play starting Sept 18. Sponsored by the Western Maine Bowling Proprietors Association, birth certificates required, awards for top team and bowlers, free instruction, and patches issued by the association.
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Western Maine Bowling Proprietors Association
T.V
Nick Gillis
W.M.B.P. Association
Lane League Starting Times For Twin Cities Bowling
Monday night at 8 at Roll-A-Way Lanes in Biddeford, the Women’s League holds its “average” night before the first contest set for Monday Sept 20 at 8 p.m. Women may join via managers Al or Maurice Huot.
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Twin Cities
Elm Street
Biddeford
Maurice Huot
Saco Tanning To Meet Dow NCO In Maine Tourney
The Saco Tanning softball team, Western Maine tourney champions, meet Dow Air Force NCO Club in a noon game in Bangor Maine. Saco represented Biddeford Saco Softball League in Portland playoffs for the western section title. Grant's Dairy and S. D. Warren also played this morning in Bangor.
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Saco
Herve Paul Captures Merchants Rolloff at 20th Century Lanes
Herve Paul won the second Merchants Doubles league rolloff at 20th Century Lanes with a 630 score on 45 handicap to top Don Wormwood 625 and Bob Nolette 601. The 13 bowler field included Bob Marcotte in fourth with 590 and others finishing lower.
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Herve Paul
Merchants
Paul
Don Wormwood
Bob Nolette
Bob Marcotte
H. Paul
D. Wormwood
R. Nolette
R. Marcotte
D. Bouffard
E. Jennison
T. LeBlanc
L. Morin
R. Desmarais
C. Roy
S. Ledoux
R. Moreau
R. Menard
Local Bowling League Announces 28 Week Schedule
The league lines up a 28 week schedule featuring teams the Dominos Pin Pals Rockettes Strikers Trophyites Jets and the Sports. Play starts soon with rivalries shaping the season.
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Dominos
Pin Pals
Rockettes
Strikers
Trophyites
Jets
Sports
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