Eagles Seek Revenge In Rumford Football Tilt
Rumford high hosts Stephens at Hosmer Field after a rough opener. Coach Cote reshapes the lineup with Ripley spearheading the offense and a mix of veterans and new backs aiming to rebound from last week. The Panthers visit amid hopes to avenge a prior loss and boost state Class A contention.
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Bob Cote
St. Louis High Eagles
Edward Little
Panthers
Stephens High
Hosmer Field
Rumford
Deering
Eagles
Alumni Field
Cotemen
Mico Puiia
Fred Ripley
Fred
Bangor
Queen City Rams
Ripley
Tom Ferguson
Tom Kelley
Frank Koris
Bill Carignan
Andy Grannell
Jim Stewart
Women Bowlers Celebrate 44 Trophies At Banquet
The Ladies summer bowling league held its annual banquet at the Wonderbar steakhouse awarding 43 trophies plus cash prizes. The Slo-Balls won the league title after a rolloff, with the Voo Doos taking second and the Flat Tires finishing behind.
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Ladies
Wonderbar
Rita Murphy
Julie Guertin
Rose la Course
Doris Descoteaux
Priscilla Bergeron
Rolande Roy
Doris Lessard
Shirley Myers
Saco
Goofers
Jets
Dizzy Dames
Gabbers
Voo Doos
Nick Gillis
Two Maine Harness Riders Suspended After Positive Test
Two Maine men received suspensions at Rockingham Park harness meet. Driver Ralph Fenno of Gorham and owner Clifford Card of Portland were suspended after a positive urine sample from the horse Kuno Comet following the seventh race on Sept. 7. Three-day suspensions were also handed to others.
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Salem, N. H
Maine
Rockingham Park
Ralph Fenno
Gorham
Clifford Card
Portland
James L. Speaker
Kuno Comet
Boxing and driving penalties noted in AP dispatches
An Associated Press report lists boxing results with Chicago Henry Hank 162 and Jesse Smith 158 both drawing 10 rounds in Detroit. A Frankfurt Germany bout between Don Fullmer 158 and Gustav Buhl Scholz 162 also ended in a draw. Minor traffic violations were issued to Robert Vallery of Urbana Ohio and Herb Britt of Woburn Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Henry Hank
Detroit
Jesse Smith
Drew
Frankfurt
Germany
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Gustav Buhl Scholz
Robert Vallery
Urbana
Ohio
Herb Britt
Woburn, Mass
East End Eliminates Rochambeau In Softball Playoff Bid
East End defeats Rochambeau 11 to 5 to stay alive in the city softball playoff race and will face the Lightning club tonight. Box score shows East End batters Genest Gauthier Dallaire Gagnon Moulton Genest Letourneau Lajeunesse Nolette Croteau Lefebvre with 11 runs on 18 hits and 4 errors. Rochambeau totals 5 runs on 8 hits and 5 errors with Janelle pitching 4 innings and LePage 3.
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East End
Rochambeau
Lightning Club
Abrhone Dallaire
Gagnon
Gauthier
Moulton
Genest
Rhone Vachon
Tanguay,c
Janelle, P
Lajeunesse
Bolduc
LePage, Ss
Clegg, If
Janelle
Tardif
Bergeron
Golf Brothers At It Again At Biddeford and Saco Club
Steve and Al Polackwich of Saco reach the Biddeford and Saco Country Club championship final after each defeating multiple opponents in 36 hole matches. Steve beat Amos McCallum Dave Tousignant and Bob Petrie to reach the final while Al defeated Freeman Welch Phil McCallum and Vic Bagley.
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Steve
al Polackwich
Saco Brothers
Biddeford and
Saco
Amos McCallum
Dave Tousignant
Bob Petrie
Freeman Welch
Phil McCallum
Vic Bagley
al Il
Les Pinkham
Biddeford Driver Enters Dover Race
Paul Cardiff of Biddeford is expected to compete for the 200 dollar prize in the Class C passenger car race at Dover Speedway in Dover New Hampshire Friday night. Cardiff is highly respected by other drivers at the New Hampshire oval for several wins in recent weeks. Competitors include Ralph Williams of Rochester Dennis Berns of Dover Jim Landry and Mel Thomas of Ganic New Hampshire.
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Paul Cardiff
Biddeford
Dover Speedway
Dover
N.H
New Hampshire Oval
Pear
Ralph
Williams
Rochester
Dennis Berns
N. H
Jim Landry
Mel Thomas
Ganic
Cardiff
Dodgers Ignore Slump and Keep Pestering NL Leaders
Dodgers beat Pirates 5-2 as Vern Law suffers his third straight loss to LA this season. Wally Moon drove in three, and Stan Williams won to cap a two game sweep that trimmed Pittsburgh’s lead. Daryl Spencer’s two run homer helped St Louis in a 6-4 win over Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Vern Law
St. Louis Cardinals
Bucs
Cincinnati
Braves
Ex-Mate Carries A's to 2-1 win over Yankees in late thriller
Andy Carey belted his 12th homer to deliver a walk off 2-1 win for the Athletics over the Yankees and trim New Yorks AL lead to one percentage point atop a tight pennant race. Brooks Robinson and Ron Hansen contributed with late runs for Baltimore in an 11-10 win over Detroit as Chicago and Cleveland also won.
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Yankees
Orioles
Detroit
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Homer
Williams Sets Strikeout Record But Complains of Wild Control
Stan Williams struck out 13 Pittsburgh batters to help Los Angeles beat the Pirates 5-2 and set a two game NL strikeout mark with 26. He admitted his control was off and some pitches were not where batters expected. Dodger manager Walter Alston and Pirate manager Danny Murtaugh offered comments on the outing and the team’s scoring issues. An organizational meeting for a local junior high football league was planned at the Wonder Bar in Biddeford for 7:20 tonight with four teams from Burns Saco Biddeford St Louis and Old Orchard Beach and named coaches.
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Dave Giroux
Leo Provencher
Steve Caudet
Harris Elliot
Ripley
Cote
Auburn
Ray Dube
Bob Cote
Carol Plourde
Mike Morel
Dick Dion
Paul Laroche
Dick Gendron
Roger Ped Sevingny
Ray Lebrecque
Norm Trottier
Don Hinot
Trottier
Dick Fontaine
Bob Moreau
Roger St. Louis
Rumford
Bangor
Eagles
Stephens Rams
St. Louis
Louis
Rite
Pittsburgh
Stan Williams
Los Angeles
Dodger
Walter Alston
Mike McCormick
Pirates
San Francisco
Chicago
Pirate
Danny Murtauch
Williams
Wonder Bar
Biddeford
C.K
Burns
Saco
Ges High School
Old Orchard Beach
William Finch
Peter Judge
Richard Jacques
Anthony Tsomides
Old Orchard Bench
Three Teams To Print World Series Tickets
The Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Yankees, and Baltimore Orioles authorized by Ford Frick to print World Series tickets. Series to start October 5 in NL city with games 1 and 2 there, games 3 to 5 in AL park if needed, final games back in NL park. Ticket prices set at $10 box, $7 reserved grandstand, $4 standing, $2 bleachers.
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New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Kissin
Cousins
Kansas City Athletics
A's
New York
Andy Carey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ford Frick
Frick
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
N.L. Park
Thornton Academy announces fall sports schedules
Athletic Director James Mc Gaffin released the Thornton Academy fall sports calendar listing junior varsity and freshmen football and varsity cross country. The schedule includes dates for JV football at Deering, South Portland, Lewiston, Portland, St Louis, Cheverus. freshmen at South Portland, Westbrook, Lincoln, Cheverus, King, St Louis. and varsity cross country at Morse, Biddeford, Deering, with the Southwest conference meet and state meet on dates in late October and November.
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Thornton Academy
James McGaffin
Deering
South Portland
Lewiston
Portland
St. Louis
Westbrook
Lincoln
Cheverus
King Junior High School
Morse
Biddeford
Wertz Near 1960 RBI Goal After Three Run Homer
Vic Wertz, 35, one RBI short of his 1960 target after a three run homer in Boston’s 11 7 loss to Cleveland. The Red Sox offense included Lou Clinton’s two hit night and Frank Malzone’s run driven in two as Cleveland surged with seven in a key inning. Cline triumphed with a single and triple in the Indians outburst while relief by Nichols and Stallard kept Boston to seven runs.
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Ron Hansen
Steve Barber
Chuck Estrada
Orioles
Paul Richards
Hank Aguirre
White Sox
Earl Battey
Herb
Mike de la Hoz
Vic Power
Indians
Barry Latman
Cleveland
Vic Wertz
Boston
Wertz
Frank Melzone
Lou Clinton
Senators
Red Sox
Idie
Washington
Tito Francona
Mike de la Hez
Ty Cline
Francona
Cline
Woody Held
Walt Bond
de la Hez
Russ Nixon
Malzone
Chet Nichols
Braves
Tracy Stallard
Minneapolis
Nichols
John Romano
Aspromonte
Stallard
Don Buddin
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Ray Boone
Sox
Boone
California
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