St Louis Nips St Thomas 14 7 In opener at Alumni Field
St Louis beat St Thomas Aquinas Dover NH 14 7 in an opening game before 4500 fans. Key plays included a 96 yard fumble return by Bob Camire for St Thomas and two Labonte touchdowns for St Louis. St Louis outgained 184 87 in rushing, 120 9 in passing, and had 15 first downs to four.
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ED Smith
St. Louis
St. Thomas Aquinas
Dover
N.H
Alumni Field
St. Thomas
St. Mas
John Cookson
Charlie Labonte
Eagles
Dick Agreste
Cookson
Labonte
Paul Silver
Eagle
Bob Camire
Cal Wallingford
Bob Couture
Agreste
Dick Landry
Paul Lamb
Pioneers
St.Thomas
Camire Borduas
le le. D. Nolette
It B. Mayo
Belisle
McGuire Dutremble
C. E. Ralway
Labreque
Paquette
Fournier
R. Kalway Cookson
Iver
Lamontagne
Allie
R. Camire
Couture
Corcoran
Crozier
Amergian
Harlow
Way
Crash Craddock
Craddock
Mandh Wheeler
Rohrschneider
Portland
Mohawk Valley
Paydirt
Chuck Labonte
Sweden honors Paulson with Royal Academy gold medal
Arvid Paulson, Helsingborg native and translator of more than 40 Strindberg works, received the Royal Swedish Academy Gold Medal. He moved to the U.S. at 16, shifted from journalism to acting, and began translating Scandinavian drama in 1915.
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Sweden
Paulson
York
Arvid Paulson
August Strindberg
Royal Swedish Academy
Helsingborg
Boxing Roundup of Wins Across Cities
Associated Press report lists fighters Dick Tiger from Lagos and Don Fullmer in a points decision, Alacran Torres from Guadalajara knocking out Luis Sorrito Gonzalez in Mexico City, with multiple nationalities and venues including Cleveland and Los Angeles noted in terse summaries.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Dick Tiger
Lagos
Nigeria
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Los Angeles
Alacran Torres
Guadalajara
Mexico
Luis Sorrito Gonzalez
Mexico City
Downs At A Glance Tonight’s Thoroughbred Races Carded
A horse racing card lists nine races at Downs At A Glance with purses from 800 to 1200 dollars. Notable entrants include Mono Lea Proud Morning Storm Front and many others across 5 to 6 furlong sprints, claiming and handicap events.
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Mono Lea
Schanauer
Anthony
Storm Front
Crete
Cold Harbor
Donahue
Noble Kill
DeCarlo
St. Clair
Phillips
Pecos
Pichette
Chopera
Thomas Maupassant
Sullivan
Miss Elmwood
Martin
Costante
Gesualdo
Rip Lea
Howell
Connors
Orinoco
DeBoise
Kno-Knox
Centauro
Eastman Hi-Say
Kings Market
Val
Quesada
Cute Peter
Kielty
Bay Fay
Hall
Scephone
Montgomery
Boncore
Thomas
Baby Bush
Mantica
Carol’s
Gesualdo Bixby Sun
Crete Hygard
Parenti
Venne
Fair Exchange
Mulrooney
Melammed
Phillips Lisa
Clarke
Mason
Flossie G. Sullivan
Dallas
Snyder Wise Ding
Cochran
Destrer
Prince
Eastman
Thornlea
Pichette Redone
Jouvelakas
Sajorepa
Windsor Road
Major League Leaders Summary by Batting and Pitching
A compact recap of 1967 league leaders across batting runs batted in and home runs. Oliva Minnesota claims batting average 0.324 and 193 hits, while Killebrew drives 45 homers and 103 RBIs for Minnesota. Mays and Clemente pace NL in runs and hits respectively with notable figures for Willes and Koufax.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Howser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
Bressoud
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Bunker
Pappas
Downing
New York
Peters
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Carty
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Williams
Maye
Callison
Wills
Brock
Bunning
Koufax
Drysdale
Blue Moon Odom Dominates Orioles In Split doubleheader
In a two night set Baltimore and Kansas City split as 18 year old John Odom dominated the Orioles in the nightcap with an eight nothing lead before a late rally. Wally Bunker took the opener 5-2 for his 16th win as the AL lead slimmed to a half game over Chicago.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Charles O. Finley
John
Blue Moon) Odom
Macon
Athletics
Baltimore
Wally Bunker
Yankees
Blue Moon
Odom
A’s
Brooks Robinson
Oriole
Sam Bowens
Tom Reynolds
Reynolds
Robinson
Pro Football Opens With New Park and Star Power
The NFL and AFL kick off with Jets hosting Broncos at Shea Stadium in the AFL opener and the Dallas Cowboys facing the St. Louis Cardinals in the NFL. Sunday slate includes six NFL games with major matchups across New York Philadelphia Chicago Green Bay and more. Key players include Dickfood Don Maynard Bake Turner Matt Snell Jacky Lee Billy Joe Tobin Rote George Blanda Paul Lowe Keith Lincoln Lance Alworth Tommy McDonald Buddy Dial Charley Johnson Bobby Joe Conrad Sonny Randle.
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Associated Press
New York Jets
Denver Broncos
Shea Stadium
New York
San Diego
Houston
Dallas Cowboys
St. Louis Cardinals
Dark Horses
NFL
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Greenay
Washington
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San Francisco
Kansas City
Buffalo
Boston
Oakland
Jets
Shea
New York Mets
Weeb Endbank
Dick Food
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Bake Turner
Matt Snell
Ohio State
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Jacky Lee
Broncos
Billy Joe
Tobin Rote
George Blanda
Wey
Chargers
Rote
Blanda
Paul Lowe
Keith Lincoln
Lance Alworth
Lowe
NFL Cowboys
Arog
Tommy McDonald
Buddy Dial
St. Louis
Charley Johnson
Bobby Joe Conrad
Sonny Randle
Ladies Golf Tournament at Biddeford-Saco Club
The final ladies day golf tournament was held yesterday at Biddeford Saco Country Club. Eve Prendergast won low gross with 46, Jacqueline Coburn took first net with 54 gross and 38 net, while Jane Kirk and Ellen Ross tied for second net with 40. Officials announced the husband and wife trophy tournament.
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Biddeford-Saco
Old Orchard Road
Saco
Eve Prendergast
Jacqueline Coburn
Jane Kirk
Ellen Ross
Union Lane Loop to Start Monday at Pastime Lanes
The T W U A A F L C I O men's bowling league begins its 17th season at Pastime Bowling Lanes on Monday evening. Ten five man teams compete with a mid season dance and a final banquet plus prizes. Chairman Normand Daignault asks all members to arrive by 6 15 p.m. to review league rules.
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Normand Daignault
Braves edge Reds 1-0 on one hitter by Lemas ter
Denny Lemaster pitched a one hitter and outdueled Jim Maloney as Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 1-0. Don Wert went 4-for-4 for Detroit, scoring the run in the fourth and the winning run after a triple in the ninth in a 5-4 victory over Washington.
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Associated Press
Denny Lemaster
Milwaukee
Jim Maloney
Braves
Cincinnati
Don Wert
Detroit
Tigers
Washington
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Jim Neithercut
Tthe Webhannet Golf Club
Keninebunk Beach
Arundel Golf Club
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Old Orchard Beach Country Club
Westbrook
Biddeford
Brunswick
James Francis Thorpe
White Eagle Paterson
Jim Thorpe
America
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White Eagle
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Sea Hawk
Hugh Rohrschneider
Lucien Bourque
Arundel
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Ezzard Charles
Yankee Stadium
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Doby
Kluszewski
Crisp
MAINE
Portland Road
Kartland
Hemingway
Wewbery Award
Universal Picture
Robert B. Raonitz
Tonite
City Theatre
Tunky
Fanni Carson Hamalion
Midd -Prentiss
Aia
Bluebeards
United Artists
Kennebunk
Kennebunk, Maine
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SUN
Otto Prenminger
Regorong
Los Angele
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John O'Donoghue
Gary Peters
Ron Hansen
Pete Ward
Hansen
Ward
White Sox
Chico Salmon
Indians
Sox
Floyd Robinson
Jim Perry
Twins
Perry
Gerry Arrigo
Joe Pepitone
al Worthington
Jimmie Hall
Don Mincher
Arrigo
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Dean Chance
Angels
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
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Tiger
Ron Kline
Wert
Don Lock
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Lanes, Inc
Elm Street
Union Lane
Ryle
Beech Ridge Speedway
Scarborough—Holmes Rd
High Street
Room
McKenney & Heard Co
O. O. Beach
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Fryeburg
Oxford Hills
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Morse
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