Rams Face Tough Schedule In Kennebunk Season Preview
Spirit runs high for the Rams as head coach Ken Parady eyes improvement after last year’s 3-5 record. Key opponents include Paris High, Biddeford, Bridgton, Old Orchard Beach, and Wells. Lineup features backfield hopefuls Cousens or Tanguy at fullback, Littlefield and Paulhus at halfback, Graham at quarterback, with Bergeron adding power. Injuries sideline Severance opener. veterans McLean, Stuart, and Lewin return. Rams open at home versus Train with eight-game slate ahead.
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Ken Parady
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Westbrook
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Paris High School
Bridgton High
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeferd High
Neil Serpico
Biddeford
Don Littlefield
David Paulhus
Pete Graham
Paul Bergeron
Joel Severance
Gary McLean
Jim Stuart
Dick Lewin
Lewin
Calvin Cook
St. Ignatius
Berwick Academy
Bridgton
Wells
Shower Given For Louise Huntress
A stork shower was held at Mrs. Ruth Scammon’s home in Saco for Louise Huntress of Dover New Hampshire. Attendees from the local area included Emma Field Janice Nunan Emily Keithly Janet Wood Helen Cole Ruth Scammon Helen Mahoney and Irma Leblanc. Guests also joined from Old Orchard Beach Everett Mass Dover Kennebunk and Westbrook with several others contributing but unable to attend.
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North Street
Saco
Louise Huntress
Dover
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Old Orchard Beach
Edna Patenaude
Priscilla Martel
Everett
Mass
Elsie Roomian
Janice
Louise
Kennebunk
Connie Lamontagne
Westbrook
Margaret Huntress
Jane
Nancy
Jerry Collins
Perley Ladd
Alice Brouillard
Annette Scammon
Sale of 26 Taylor Street Biddeford to Oscar Nolette
Real estate sold at 26 Taylor Street Biddeford owned by Eugene Rouillard through Felix T. Paul E and Carl F. Sheltra Realty to Oscar Nolette of Saco. The 119 story dwelling will be repaired by Mr and Mrs Nolette who will occupy the premises when finished.
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Taylor Street
Biddeford
Eugene Rouillard
Felix T. Paul E
Carl F. Sheltra
Oscar Nolette
Saco
Colts Find New Quarterback After Exhibition Loss
The Baltimore Colts, 35-13 losers to Philadelphia, shifted focus to replacing Johnny Unitas with Ray Brown. Brown threw 16 of 33 for 199 yards and a TD, while Norm Van Brocklin praised the rookie passer. Giants plan injuries-led experimentation at fullback, Bears set Bukich as QB, and several trades and call-ups fuel early-season prep.
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Ray Brown
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Mississippi
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Phil King
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Cardinals
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Los Angeles
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Iowa
Darrel Brewster
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Henry Jordan
Celtics Ready For Repeat Title Challenge Says Cousy
Boston star Bob Cousy declares the Celtics as strong as last year and warns rivals to watch out. He notes potential lineup questions including Gene Conley’s return and the possibility of Wilt Chamberlain joining Philadelphia, says his own forthcoming deal would make him the league’s highest paid player.
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Local Driver Unhurt After Car Overturns on Route One
Richard Boisvert a 17 year old driver from Hills Beach escaped unharmed when his small foreign car rolled over on Route One near the Scarborough barracks after a pickup driven by Joseph Meehan of Providence attempted to pass. The truck struck the car causing it to leave the road and overturn. The car was badly damaged, while the truck had no reported damage.
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Biddeford
Richard Boisvert
Hills Beach
Scarborough
Boisvert
Joseph Meehan
Providence
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Cardinal Lashes US Receptions at Coast Guard Academy
Cardinal Spellman denounces Soviet saboteurs and propaganda during a Sunday talk at the U S Coast Guard Academy in New London Conn. He warns that saboteurs arrive on jet airliners but says their real targets are the mind and conscience of America.
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Conn
Nikita Khrushchev
Spellman
U. S. Coast Guard Academy
America
Braves Gain Ground On Giants After 4-1 Dodgers Win
The Milwaukee Braves moved to within one game of the San Francisco Giants after a 4-1 win over Los Angeles. Don McMahon saved the victory as Bob Bunne was unable to finish, while the Reds beat the Giants 4-1 in another league game. Cleveland and Boston also won, tightening the pennant race with 11 games left for the top contenders.
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Dodgers
Don McMahon
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Bob Bunl
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Los Angeles
Wally Moon
Fred Taney
Competition Opens Wide For Bruins Berth Contenders
Boston Bruins coach Milt Schmidt says the only certainty is the Uke line of Horvath Stasiuk Bucyk. Fifty three players compete for spots after last season ended second in the NHL but ousted by Toronto in the playoffs. Mackell faces uncertainty as McKenney and Toppazzini flank him with Mikoski rotating in.
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Don McKenney
Jerry Toppazzini
Ick Mikoski
Detroit
Mackell
Ken Yackel
Rudy Panagabko
Providence
McKenney
Portland University breaks ground on new multi purpose building
Ground was broken yesterday for a million dollar multi purpose building at the University of Maine in Portland. The three story structure will house classrooms a dense and a library and is expected to be completed in the fall of 1960. Within three or four years UPM hopes to add three more classroom buildings and a gymnasium.
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University of Maine
UPM
Booming High School Gridiron Opens Seasons Across York County
St Louis Eagles and Thornton start football campaigns as Naval Retraining Command of Kittery leads York county softball at Biddeford Memorial Field. St Louis wins 13-6 over Edward Little, while Rumford, Sanford and Biddeford prep squads show strong starts. Team rosters include detailed class year distributions and promising freshmen pools.
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Mahoney Hits First Major League Homer For Red Sox
Red Sox rookie Jim Mahoney breaks the good field no hit label with a three run homer off Turk Lown. He also contributed two hits in 19 at bats and played short in late innings. Boston cuts Chicago lead to 4 2 games as Cleveland defeats New York 8 5.
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Jim Grant
Billy Monbouquette
Indians Not Ready to Concede Pennant Hope Despite Losses
After Cleveland split with New York and Chicago won again, manager Joe Ordon insisted the Indians still have a chance. With nine Chicago games left against top clubs and ten for Cleveland, the White Sox would clinch with six wins in any combination, while Cleveland’s remaining schedule features mostly lower-ranked teams. In other AL action, Washington blanked Detroit and Baltimore beat Kansas City. Milwaukee closed the NL gap at one game behind San Francisco as Cincinnati beat the Giants 4-1. Bill Monbouquette won in Boston’s 7th victory, Cal McLish shined for Cleveland, and Jim Lemon hit his 32nd homer for Washington.
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San Diego man confesses to murder in drunken dispute
David Watson Steward, 32, a cook, told police he smothered Thelma Stowe Townsend on August 29 after an argument during a drinking bout. He said he confessed Sunday because he could not sleep since her death and was booked on suspicion of murder.
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Thelma Stowe Townsend
David Watson Steward
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