Boyle's Notebook World Menu In For Changes
HAL Boyle surveys a grab bag of items from science and society. He notes edible leaf protein from India a Texas A&M claim adding bacteria to waste sludge could nourish food and various curiosities from birth risks to acne in teen athletes and changing costs at The New Yorker.
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New York
India
Texas A&m University
University of Michigan Medical Center
Casals
New Yorker
American Society of Actuaries
United States
Biddeford Freshmen Football Schedule Set
The Biddeford freshmen football schedule for fall lists six games. Head coach Don Keene is assisted by Don Guignard. The slate includes Memorial October 1, Westbrook October 8, Lincoln October 15, Sanford October, Louis November 5, and a final game on November 5.
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Biddeford
Don Keene
Don Guignard
Memorial
Westbrook
Lincoln
Sanford
Louis
Wu Sie
Boxing results roundup from Milwaukee New Orleans San Francisco and more
Fights last night include Buster Mathis who outpointed Dick man in Milwaukee and Percy Pugh who outpointed Pete Toro in New Orleans. San Francisco reports Rischer defeating New York rival with a decisive points win. A fragment mentions a Rome publishing firm and a slogan on the back of a football lead team, plus Don Hicks and Don Hicks listed in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Buster Mathis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dickman
Buffalo
N.Y
New Orleans
Percy Pugh
Pete Toro
New York
San Francisco
Rischer
Oakland
Rome
York
Italy
Roberto Amaya
Argentina
Don Hicks
San Francis
Flunk.”’ Co
Yaz Gets Brickbats and Bouquets in Bosox Loss
Boston slugger Carl Yastrzemski drew boos after failing to run on a dropped third strike in an 8-1 defeat by Baltimore at Fenway Park. He drove in Boston's lone run in the first inning before being replaced in the sixth as the Orioles and Tigers tied the pennant race.
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Yaz
Baltimore Orioles
George Thomas
Boston
Dick Williams
Baltimore
Erl Weaver
Yastrzemski
Williams
Thomas
Weaver
Orioles
Detroit
Tigers
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
Jim Lonborg
Sy Young
Brooks Robinson
Don Buford
Gary Waslewski
Ray Culp
Dave McNally
Patriots drop Bobby Leo as Bristol County umpire recharter noted
The Boston Patriots waived Bobby Leo, a seventh round pick and former Army player, after an up and down college and pro run. In other action, Bristol County Umpires Association in Massachusetts is rechartered for 1969 with Fredette as commissioner Barchett as president Chen Vardo as secretary treasurer. Sea Mail, owned by Mr and Mrs Bayard Tuckerman Jr, won at Lincoln Downs by a neck in a 2 year old feature, paying 8.80. LG Diplomat captured Rockingham Park feature in a photo finish, paying 17.80 for a 4,000 pace. The 1949 Kennebunk Rams were their last undefeated team with eight wins and one loss.
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Boston
Boston Patriots
Bobby Leo
Harvard
Patriots
American Football League
Leo
Wichita
Kan
National Baseball] Congress
Bristol County Umpires Association
Massachusetts
Fredette
Barchett
Chen Vardo
New Bedford
Mass
Lincoln, R.I
Sea Mail
Bayard Tuckerman Jr
Dr. Zetzel
Lincoln Downs
Salem
N.H
LG. Diplomat
Rockingham Park
Sureney
St Louis Alumni Sponsor Football Smoker in Biddeford
The St Louis Alumni announce a Wednesday football smoker at St Joseph's Parish Hall Green Street Biddeford at 8pm. It will screen last week's St Louis High School Biddeford High School game with Eagle coach Bob Cote providing commentary. Alumni president Marcel Roy invites all area sports fans. Refreshments offered.
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St. Louis
Tomorow
St. Joseph’s Parish Hall
Green Street
Biddeford
Tiger Eagles Game Film To Be Shown At Kennedy School
A Biddeford Athletic Association smoker is set for 7 30 tonight at Kennedy School with the Biddeford St Louis game film. Ray Berthiaume notes the meeting place shift this season. Dick Jacques will narrate the film and head refreshments are planned. a followup meeting will take place.
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Kennedy School
Biddeford Athletic Association
Ray Berthiaume
Auto workers strike against Ford settled after six hours
The auto workers union began a strike against Ford Motor Co. and settled the dispute a little more than six hours later. The brief labor action followed a period of heightened labor unrest nationwide.
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Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Malaysia
Indonesia
Philippines
U.S
China
Sept 17 in history highlights from 1787 to 1960s events
On Sept 17 1787 delegates signed the U S Constitution in Philadelphia. George Washington gave his farewell address in 1796. Civil War battle at Antietam Creek occurred in 1862. Shaw's Arms and the Man opened in New York in 1894. Manuel Quezon became Philippines president in 1935. Soviet invasion of Poland happened in 1939. Noronic disaster with 130+ killed occurred in 1949. Ten years ago unspecified United States event.
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Philadelphia
United States
George Washington
Antietam Creek
Maryland
New York
Manuel Quezon
Commonwealth of the Phillippines
Soviet Union
Poland
Great Lakes
Toronto
United
Notre Dame Drops in AP Poll After Loss to Purdue
Notre Dame falls from first to sixth in the AP writers poll after a 28 21 defeat by Purdue last fall. Purdue climbs in the rankings following the upset.
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Notre Dame
Purdue
Fighting Irish
Associated Press
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