Picks Made For Initial College Grid Weekend
Punts or putts touchbacks or tee shots. Harold Claassen highlights early season college grid action at Pebble Beach with matchups like Pittsburgh over Miami and Iowa State over Drake. He notes line strength for several teams including Kaltenbach Vignall for the easterners and Tulsa over Hardin-Simmons as a Missouri Valley preview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebble Beach
Calif
Pittsburgh
Miami
Kaltenbach
Vignall
Iowa State
Drake
Cyclones
West Virginia
Richmond
Mountaineers
Holdinsky
Colvard
San Jose
Brigham Young
Virginia Tech
William & Mary
Tech
Tulsa
Hardin-Simmons
White
Escandon
Wyoming
Montana
Wyoming Studnets
Florida State
George Washington
20th Century Ladies League Opens Season at 20th Century Lanes
The 20th Century Ladies bowling league begins its 1961 62 campaign next Tuesday September 19 at 6 30 P M at 20th Century Lanes. Eight five girl teams compete led by defending champions Alley Cats with Blue Jays Rockette s Chippers Pin Pals Speed Demons and Dominos. The 28 week schedule features cash and trophies and an annual banquet. Team captains should submit lineups to Nick Gillis by week’s end. Bowls should arrive 15 minutes early for rules briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century Ladies
20Th Century Lanes
Alley Cats
Blue Jays
Rockette’s
Chippers
Pin Pals
Speed Demons
Domino's
Nick Gillis
Golfers Ready To Turn Efforts Toward Bowling
The Biddeford and Saco Country Club bowling league, a Friday night staple, keeps its starting time. Last season's teams included the Wedges, Divers, Drivers, Spoons, Massies and Putters. Acting chair Will ie Nadeau urges golf club members to join now so the season can begin by September 22, with many veterans already aboard and new members welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Saco
Maine Owned Horses Enter Rochester Meet
Maine owned trotters and pacers will be seen at Rochester New Hampshire fair September 16 23. Two stables from Biddeford and Old Orchard compete along with Wells owned entries raced by Phil Jamieson for Frank and Sybil Jamieson of Wells. Rain or shine facilities feature 21 000 in purses 45 window wagering and 10 000 square feet of space. Machine mutuals and new track drainage ensure safe footing in all weather.
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Rochester
N.H
N. H. Fair
Perl
Jovis Gerry
Biddeford
Old Orchard
Phil Jamieson
Frank
Sybil Jamieson
Wells
Rochester Meet
England
New York
Canada
Grandstand
Mr GGG's football picks start week with 28 games listed
The column previews Mr GGG's week two predictions across 28 football games. It notes his prior week record of 8 right, 2 wrong and a tie counted as a loss, and lists numerous expected outcomes from St Louis Eagles over Cheverus to York over Bridgton and Lyons across several towns. It also covers local softball tourney planning, honors organizers, and a historical nod to Biddeford Yankees 1934 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ggg
Biddeford
St. Louis Eagles
Cheverus
Edward Little
Sanford
Bangor
Stephens
Rumford
Dover
N. H
Tigers
Lawrence
Winslow
Thornton
South Portland
Lewiston
Cony
Oxford Hills
Brunswick
Morse
Bath
Crosby
Belfast
Madison
Gardiner
Livermore Falls
Mexico
Old Town
Waterville
Skowhegan
Rockland
Westbrook
Old Orchard Beach
York
Bridgton
Farmington
Jay
Fryeburg
Kennebunk
Lyndon
Gould
Bethel
Hallowell
Winthrop
St. Ignatius
Traip
Lisbon
Wilton
Dixfield
Boothbay
Region
Bucksport
Bar Harbor
Dexter
Crono
Williams
Oakland
Erskine
South China
Mattanawcook
Lincoln
Foxcroft
Greenville
Hampden
Caseys Romp as Voltigeurs Clinch Fourth Win
Jim McCain pitched a two hit shutout for his fourth win and Springvale KC crushed Rochambeau 15-0 in five innings as darkness ended the game. Arnie Holland homered twice and drove in six, while Bob Dubois socked his 12th homer. Le Voltigeur beat Wasco 14-1 to clinch fourth place as Rochambeau faltered, with Moulton, Krasko and Gauthier starring. The St Louis Eagles soccer team prep for a key fall tilt against Cheverus at Alumni Field, with 40 players competing for regular spots and a strong returning letter-wey group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McCain
Springvale K
Rochambeau Club
Dick Cartier
Arnie Holland
Bob Dubois
le Voltigeur
Wasco Sox
Snowshoe
Rochambeau
Moulton
Krasko
Gauthier
Bob Cote
St. Louis Eagles
Pryoff
Cheverus High Stags
Alumni Field
Vasour
G. Curti
Sox
Corriveau
Saco
Eeanerial
Twin City Olts
Springvale K. C
West Manamiar
Springvale
Rhone Belanger
Holland
Wore
Dubois
Cochin
Roger
Therrien
Cote
McCain
Ray Labrecque
Bob
Spike
Paquette
P. Rf
Mondor
Vachon
Eagles
Raybine
Springvale KC
Belanger
Larose
Ross
Cartier
McCarn
A. Paquette
Tardif
la We
Icccedis
Norman Lajeunesse
Bernard Grenier
J. Torre
Michael Morin
R. Parell
Michael
Ri Morin
Charles du J. Tuttle
S&s
Maurice Dumas
Arthur Miller
Danjeunesse
Voltigeur Ab
Montpas
Norman Labbe
Normand Deroch‘Lehoux
Donald Lajeunesse
Bernard Henri
Robert Dodge
Chretien
Kras
Ronald Houde
Marcotte
Richard Ross
Sopho- G. Sheets
Ald Fecteau
Albert Mas
Guay
St Louis Eagles Open Season Against Cheverus Stags
St Louis Eagles prepare for their opener with Cheverus at Alumni field. Both teams feature juniors Donald Masse and 5-7, 140 pound quarterback amid a strong 6 2 1 last season for the Eagles. The parochial rivals meet for the 18th time with St Louis holding a 13 3 1 edge and a 361 193 scoring margin in 17 prior games dating to 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
South Portland
Sanford
Deering
Lewiston
Blue Devils
Cheverus
Sages
S. Louis
St. Louis
Maris and Mantle in race as ump calls draw ire
Roger Maris leads the home run chase with 56 as he criticizes plate umpire H Spar Tueds after the Yankees edge the White Sox 4 3 in a rain shortened game. Mantle hits a homerless night, while Ruth’s pace looms at 60. Tigers and Senor Lary win. Orioles and Indians not scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Maris
Pabe Ruth
Mickey Mantle
Maris
H Spar
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Mantle
Ruth
Soar
Billy Pierce
Frank Baumann
Tigers
Kansas City
Frank Lary
Washington
Boston
Pete Burnside
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Yankees
Elston
Howard
Ralph Terry
Yanks
Luis Aparicio
al Smith
Innin
Nellie Fox
Smith
Jim Landis
Pierce
Oss
Lary
Jerry Walker
Billy Burton
Norm Cash
Dick McAuliffe
Steve Boros
Dick Brown
Deron Johnson
Reds top Cubs 7 2 to extend NL lead. Demeter homers for Phils
Darrell Johnson drove in three runs with two doubles as Cincinnati beat Chicago 7-2, widening the Reds NL lead over Los Angeles to four games. Don Demeter crushed three homers and a single in Philadelphia 19-10 rout of the Dodgers, while Bob Gibson and Gibbon led Pittsburgh and St Louis to 3-0 and 4-1 wins respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Darrell Johnson
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Johnson
Philadelphia
Don Demeter
Demeter
Phils
Dodgers
Joe
Gibbon
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Milwaukee
Wally Post
Dick Filsworth
Post
Jim O’toole
Erio Chacon
Dodger
Phil
Sandy Koufax
Dick Stuart
Mike McCormick
Giants
Charlie James
Don Taussig
Gibson
Cardinals
Bob Hendley
Horse Show Scheduled in South Berwick by Silver Heels Club
The Silver Heels Riding club of South Berwick announces a horse show on Sunday September 24 along Agamenticus road. It starts at 10 30 a m and features 31 classes with a trophy and at least four ribbons per class. The top point owner wins a stereo record player, second prize is a radio, entry fee is one dollar per class. Show Chairman Simeon Marcotte with Edward Woods as judge and Jake Brown as rig master. Cecil Babkirk and Charlie H Kenny are managers.
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Silver Heels Riding Club
South Berwick
Agamenticus
Simeon Marcotte
Edward Woods
Jake Brown
Cecil Babkirk
Charlie H. Kenny
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Two bouts end in decisions and stoppage
Philadelphia boxer Joey Giardello defeats Jesse Smith in Philadelphia while Italian PA Paiva stops Mario Calandra in Fresno California. Gabe Terronez defeats Timmy Jefferson in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Joey Giardello
Jesse Smith
Chicago
Cme
Italy
Antonio Paiva
Brazil
Mario Calandra
Fresno
Calif
Gabe Terronez
Timmy Jefferson
Los Angeles
Biddeford Saco Golf Team In Knot For Title
The Biddeford-Saco team led by Andy Manero with Steve Polackwich Al Polackwich and Newman Tread for first in the State par amateur championships at Purpoodock Country Club. The gross best ball was 61 nine under par. A three-team playoff will occur at Webhannet Club Kennebunk September 25 to decide Maine pro-amateur champion if tied after 18 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
Andy Manero
Steve Polackwich
al Polackwich
Newman Rege
Purpoodock Country Club
Bob Treadwell
Penobscot Valley
Ritch Murray
Riverside
Maine
Webhannet Club
Kennebunk
Pennant Races At A Glance
American League standings show New York leading with 100 wins and 45 losses, Detroit at 88 to 56. Remaining schedule includes home games against Baltimore andBoston and several twi night and away dates through late September and October, detailing opponents and dates for each club.
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Associated Press
American League
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Pats Drop Pair as Injured Third Lands on List
Boston Patriots released rookies Ray Ratkowski and Al Romine after their 21-20 loss to the New York Titans in the AFL opener. Defensive tackle Mike Zeno was placed on the injured list with torn shoulder muscles from a pre season game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Patriots
New York
Ray Ratkowski
Notre Dame
Titans
al Romine
Mike Zeno
Big League Stars Shine In Mixed Baseball Results
Frank Lary of the Tigers beat Kansas City 3-1 with a five hit effort for his 20th win. Don Demeter of the Phillies drove in seven runs with three homers and a single in a 19-10 victory over the Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frank Lary
Tigers
Kansas City
Don Demeter
Phils
Los Angeles Dodgers
Modern Horatio Alger in Buffalo Youth
Henry J. Simon, a Lafayette High School graduate, diverges from peers by studying the markets in the Buffalo Evening News. He used earnings from delivering papers to buy stock in a paper and wood company, doubled his money on a split, then reinvested to buy a motor scooter.
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Horatio Alger
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry J. Simon
Lafayette
Simon
Buffalo Evening News
National League schedule notes and win totals
The standings show Cincinnati at 79 wins and 58 losses with a .577 percentage and Milwaukee at 76-63. The schedule lists Cincinnati and Los Angeles games from mid September to early October against teams including Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco Chicago and Milwaukee with home and away notes.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Chicago
Schedule fragments show early season road trips and home dates
The clipping lists multiple road trips and home games for teams, noting venues in St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco and Milwaukee with dates from mid September to early October. It reads like a compact tour schedule with away and home designations and venue names.
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Harold Claassen
Journal “Wants
Scarbo
Sandra Dee
Rt. 1
John Gavin
Tomboy & the Tramp
M-G-M
AnAvon
City Theatre
Agnes Laurent
Paris
Va Geana
Han
20Th Century Ladies League
Sar
Biddeford & Saco Country Club
Gary Cooper
Deborah Kerr
EDGE
Esther Williams
Cliff Robertson
Amer Percy
Mr. Ggg
Lace
Memorial Field
Thornton Academy
Portland
Ray Belanger
Andy Petit
Tony Dallaire
Journal
Ray Hobbins
Quality Beverages
Oxford Hills High School
Norway
South Paris
Bonny Eagle
Buxton
Hollis
Standish
Limerick
Biddeford Yankees
Biddeford Red Sox
Chrysler AC
Goodwins Mills
Sanford Eagles
Bing Pelletier
Leo Durant
al Huot
Ted Bergeron
Freddy Bonneau
Bergeron
Laliberte
Huot
Durant
Lafferty
H. Bonneau
Bing Laliberte
Souliere Sporting Goods Company
Caseys
Voltigeurs
Robert Cote
Donald Chretien
Richard Dion
Paul Laroche
Richard Martel
Gene Lacroix
Lucmien Bourque
Ior
Jack Mercier
Robert Michaud
Charles Belisle
R. Grant
Berthiaume
Langelier
M.chretien
Stags
Donald Masse
Ump
THE
Ed Myers
Council Chagnon
Don Waterhouse
Biddeford-Saco Golf Team
Pennant
Greens
Webhannet
Kennebunk Beach
Aly
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