Twins Striding Toward Pennant and Brant Alyea's First Pitch Homer
The Minnesota Twins edged toward their first AL pennant as Alvea, a 24 year old pinch hitter from Hawaii, belted a first pitch homer in his majors debut for Washington. The Twins then beat Boston 2 0 behind Jim Grants four hit outing to push their clinch number to nine.
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College Football Opens Season With Top Teams in Action
The Associated Press outlines opening weekend action as nine top teams start play with Ohio State idle. Nebraska, UCLA, Michigan, Notre Dame, Purdue, Alabama and others face early tests while defending champ Alabama hosts Georgia and Notre Dame visits California.
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Bowling League Opener Ends in Open Defeat for All Teams
The 1965-66 W.M.B.P.A. Ladies Pro league opened with losses for the 20th Century Bowlerettes and the 20th Century Rockettes at home in Biddeford and Westbrook. Big 20 defeated Bowlerettes 1519 to 1398 led by Dot Van Derveer’s 337. We-Po-Ettes beat Rockettes 1424 to 1359 with Kinney 307 leading.
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Mustangs Rout Century Club At Biddeford
Portland Mustangs crushed Roxbury Century Club 37 0 at St Louis Alumni Field before 2500 fans. Aikens 55 yard dash Goward 55 yard pass from Keven Mahoney Butch Mahoney 3 yard run MacMurray eight yard pass Wakefield four yard run and final four yard score by Wakefield highlighted the rout.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Across Leagues
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 83 wins and Los Angeles 82. Weekend results include San Francisco sweeping Chicago, and New York beating Milwaukee. American League features Minnesota atop standings with a 92–54 record, while Baltimore and Detroit trail closely.
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Wood Sparks Raiders Past Chiefs as Taliaferro Struggles
Dick Wood came off the bench to throw two touchdowns and run for another in Oakland’s 37-10 win over Kansas City while Mike Taliaferro, the Jets quarterback choice, completed only four of 22 passes in a 27-21 Houston loss. The AFL opened its season with Buffalo’s 24-7 win over Boston and San Diego’s 34-31 victory at Denver.
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Weather and Scores From Page Eight Sports Digest
Cleveland beat New York 77 to 65 while California fell 67 79 to Washington 64 81 and Boston trailed 56 90. Detroit won 5 3 against Cleveland in rain and Kansas City 3 1 at Baltimore. Multiple games were postponed or rescheduled due to rain with Cleveland at Baltimore slated for tonight.
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Saco Tanning Falls to Grant's Dairy in State Softball Final
Grant's Dairy of Bangor defeated Saco Tanning 10 to 4 to retain the state softball crown at Dow Air Force Base. Lead by a 4-run third inning and a 4-run sixth, Grant's built a decisive margin as Saco Tanning, playing three games that day, could not recover. Norm Trottier and Dion provided late offense for Saco, but the Dairymen held on for the title.
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Biddeford Tigers blank Cony in grid debut at Capitol Park
Biddeford surged past Cony 25 to 6 as Bob Demers teamed with Chuck Clifford on a smooth passing and running attack. Demers threw for over 100 yards, connected on plays to Dick Saucier and Mike Landry, and scored twice on keeper runs. Clifford added a six yard TD, Pappas and Kaler also scored, with a late punt return setup and strong Tiger defense stifling Cony drives.
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Pro football and exhibition scores with ferry service noted
Associations report NFL scores Buffalo 24 Boston i San Diego 34 Denver 31 Oakland 37 Kansas City 10 Houston 27 New York 21. National League Exhibitions Minnesota 24 New York 9 Cleveland 28 Pittsburgh 16 Green Bay 31 St Louis 13 Dallas 34 Chicago 21 Baltimore 33 Philadelphia 14 Washington 20 Detroit 3 Los Angeles 3 San Francisco 14. Also mentions free ferries operated by the North Carolina State Highway Department running 45 minute trips between Ocracoke and Hatteras on Outer Banks.
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Keglers Cup Mixed Couples League Crowned at 20th Century Lanes
The Keglers, Class B champions, defeated the Jolly Four, Class A champions, by 75 pins 1 222 to 1 147. Tom LeBlanc 342 and Ruth Strickland 317 led the winners. Ronnie Tanguay 309 led the losers. Banquets set for Sept 25 at 6 30 p.m. at Wonder Bar Steak House.
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Wells High opens season with 13-0 win over Dixfield
Wells High School debuts coach Charley Harlow with a 13-0 victory at Warrior field as Keith Darling scores twice and the Wells defense shuts out Dixfield. Darling returned a punt for a score and a third quarter drive ended with a Hutchins to Darling pass for ten yards.
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