Thornton Academy Sports Schedules and League Standings
Athletic Director James McGaffin released 1965 freshmen and junior varsity football and cross country schedules. The varsity cross country opens with six meets including Sept. 24 at Portland and South Portland, with meets at Bath Oct. 1 and at Thornton Oct. 8 and 11. Junior varsity and freshmen schedules list dates across Maine venues and Saint Louis.
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James McGaffin
Thornton Academy
Portland
South Portland
Morse
Benny Bale
Bath
Westbrook
Deering T Thornton
Deering Wus
Thornton
Southwes
Major League Leaders List by Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Yastrzemski Boston .319 and Oliva Minnesota 177 hits while Versalles adds 120 runs and 166 hits. Cesar Campaneris leads in triples and 49 stolen bases with Cardenas 37. Pitching shows Grant Minnesota 19 5 and Stottlemyre 18 8. National League highlights Rose 191 hits and Mays 48 home runs with Koufax 22 8 and 335 strikeouts.
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Yastrzemski
Boston
Oliva
Minnesota
Versalles
Colavito
Cleveland
Campaneris
Kansas City
Aparicio
Baltimore
Conigliaro
Horton
Detroit
Cardenas
California
Grant Minnesota
Terry
Stottlemore
New York
McDowell
Lolich
Clements
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Harper
Cincinnati
Rose
Johnson
Mays
San Francisco
Williams
Chicago
Callison
Philadelphia
Clemente
McCovey
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Koufax
Maloney
Veale
Mercantile League Plans Preseason Meeting at Pastime
The American Mercantile League meets Tuesday at 8 PM at Pastime Bowling Center. Last season’s teams included Cyr's Diner Goulet's Lobster Pound Maine Miniature Play Golf Re mar's Clothing Guy's Market and Roy and Perreault. Individual averages feature many bowlers led by R. Metayer 110 and J. Morin 103.
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American Mercantile League
Cyr’s Diner
Goulet’s
Lobster Pound
Maine Miniature Play
Remar’s Clothing
Guy’s Market
Roy and Perreault
H. Bouchard
P. Binette
C. Anton
E Gilbert
L. Ketchum
A. Guillereault
L. Buzzell
G. Michaud
E. Goulet
R. Metayer
R. Cain
C. Dallaire
R. Choroszy
H. Goldthwaite
J. Morin
R. Trottier
C. Austin
F. Tenney
R. Dodge
Holy Name Bowling League Sets Meeting at St Marys Parish Hall
The Holy Name Bowling League, active since 1931, will hold a meeting Monday night at St Marys Parish Hall at 7 p.m. Linnehan asks all captains from last year to attend, and invites bowlers wishing to join. The league plans to start the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name _ Bowling League
St. Mary's Parish Hall
Linnehan
Tea for Simmons College freshmen attendees at Cape Elizabeth
Miss Geraldine Durant and her mother Mrs. C Russell Durant attended a tea for girls entering the Freshman class at Simmons College. The event, sponsored by the Portland Simmons College Club, was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John W Philbrick in Cape Elizabeth.
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Geraldine Durant
C. Russell Durant
Simmons College
John W. Philbrick
Cape Elizabeth
Portland Simmons College Club
Mrs Cashen Goes On Vacation In Kennebunk
Kennebunk correspondent for the Biddeford Saco Journal, Mrs Ed Mund L Cashen, will be on a two week vacation from Sept 19 to Oct 3 with Mrs Edgar Denger of West Kennebunk substituting. For news items call 98 3626. Major Andre, British spy of Revolutionary days, was hanged at Tappan New York.
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Kennebunk
Edmund L. Cashen
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Edgar Denger
West Kennebunk
Major Andre
Tappan, N.Y
Red Sox Fire Higgins Name Search For New Personnel Chief
Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey dismissed executive vice president and general manager Mike Higgins as the club seeks a new player personnel director. Dick O Connell is promoted to overall command as Higgins departs after a string of dwindling seasons while Kansas City chases the eighth spot. Higgins, en route home to Dallas, offered no comment beyond quiet reflection on the abrupt move.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Mike
Pinky) Higgins
Yawkey
Red Sox
Dick O'Connell
Boston Organis
Dave Morehead
Cleveland
Higgins
Mike Higgins
Dallas
Tex
Saco recreation needs space and new building evaluated
The city’s 1949 onward recreation program expanded with a 1952 center at the former garage behind the fire station and Memorial Field improvements. Budgets declined from 1954 onward, yet year round activities continued with a six member recreation commission. Proposals call for two more tennis courts four shuffleboard courts and a new recreation building possibly at the burned Bonython School site to relieve crowding at Memorial Field.
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Memorial Field
Middle Street
Winter Street
Summer Street
Sweetser and
Jordan
Camp Ellis Beach
Recreation Commission
Pleasant Street
Saco City Hall
Commission
Saco Recreation
Thornton Academy
Fire Department
Long Pond
Ferry Beach
Ithe Sweetser and Jordan School
Bonython School
Bonython
Pepperell Park
Today In History and local recreation plans for the city
A history roundup notes key dates from 1787 to 1950 and current city recreation aims. The piece highlights the Constitution signing at Independence Hall and the Antietam battle, plus postwar events and Johnson missile remarks. It details seeks to expand and secure open spaces, beaches, and park areas amid growth.
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Associated Press
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Antietam
John J. Pershing
Nome
Alaska
Poland
Hiroshima
Japan
Otto Grotewohl
East Germany
Moscow
United Nations General Assembly
Congo
Johnson
United States
Pony League Lane Event Tryouts Saturday in Biddeford
Boys aged 13 to 16 may join a 9 30 a m rolloff at Pastime Bowling Center on Main Street Biddeford to win pony league team spots. Registrations remain open until rolloff time with listed entrants R Beaudoin N Gagnon A Roberts G Michaud M Gagnon R Elwell A Fournier B Tanguey P Delcourt D Zalenski K Lamontagne and R St Onge. Teams chosen by trial results. league games begin Saturday Sept 25.
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Pastime Bowling Center
Main Street
Biddeford
A. Roberts
R. Beaudoin
N. Gagnon
R. Peck
G. Michaud
K. White
Local students begin college and attend workshops
Miss Susan Dawson leaves Kennebunk for the University of Bridgeport to study medical technology as a freshman. Miss Kathleen Nixon also heads to the University of New Hampshire, and Peter Nixon to Phillips Academy on a scholarship. Other locals advance to Nichols College and Berkshire Christian College. Delegates from Christ Church Kennebunk attend a Maine Congregational Conference education workshop at Rockcraft.
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Susan Dawson
William Dawson
Fletcher Sr
University of Bridgeport
Bridgeport
Conn
Dawson
Kennebunk High School
E. B. Littlefield
Depot Street
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Webber
Edward Nixon
Summer Street
University of New Hampshire
Durham
N. H
Nixon
Peter Nixon
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Carl Christensen
John Christensen
Nichols College
Dudley
Donald Harter
Joseph T. Cole
Christ Church
Kennebunk
Maine Congregational Conference
Rockcraft
Sebago Lake
Robert Hotelling
Christian Church
Gail Smith
Berkshire Christian College
Lennox
Royal Smith
Stanley
Andrew
Lower Village
William Knight
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R. Jacobs
J. Sou
J. Soulard
20Th Century Ladies League
20Th Century
Allied Saco
D. Bouthot
Thunderbolts
Tigers
The
Jokers
R. Routet
Maine
Sanford
Moore
Lincoln
Biddero
L. Letourneau Shell
Wildcats
Shapiro Oil
Thibodeau's
20Th Century Lanes
Eddie’s
Ww. L. Ray
Flying A’s
Jack’s
Paul's
Alley Cats Cadorette
Rachel
Casablanca
Ray
Martini
L. Beaulieu
L. Kalex
R. Lacasse
Martini’s
P. Guertin
T.W.U.A.C
Merchant’s League
20Th Century Lanes L
Nadeau Insurance Agency
Gosselin’s Contractors
Bears
Roland L. Petit
Gosselin’s
R. Nolette
R. Cantara
Alleycats
M. Perron
Sleepyheads
UA. - Af.l
R. Gagnon
William Pollock
R. Wooster
L. Strikers
Twin City
the Sports
Hi Lites Alley Kats
Rossignol Builders
Phillippe Restaurant
Alley Cats
Gemini Five
Mystery Five
Dominos
Pitter Patters
Labelle and
Methot
Jets
Hotots
Pin Pals
Zodiacs
Biddeford Tire
Caron
F. W. Woolworths
Youland
Alley Kats
R. Morel
E. Chicoine
R. Murphy
Old Orchard
Knights of Columbus
R. Dion
Binette
Barbers
E. L
Saco Hardware Co
Mystery Browns
L. Laverriere
Elm Street
al & Maurice Huot
Biddeford-Saco
Maine State Bowling Association
Franklin Street
Holy Name
Old Orchard Beach
Mrs. Cashen
WEW
England
New England
Rochester
Atec FC
Rochester Fair
Quinela
Saco
City of
Little League Corporation
Beach Street
Burns School
iSite
Common Street
Edmund Cashen
Raymond
Audie Insurance
Portland Road
Hubert Street
Bouffard &Son
Mercury
Lawn Ave
Saco, Me
York Savings
Biddeford, Maine
Glen Garry Light Brigade
Glen Garry
S. S. Pierce Co
Garry
Alotch
Scotcno
Uen Garry
Oat Co Ano Borneo
John Hopkins
Orpiliers
Elasgow
Scotland
EiGin
Crewciver
Wwe
Mroateo
Pierce CO Sostom Mass
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