Candlepin Hall of Fame inducts four members tonight
The Candlepin Bowling Hall of Fame adds Angie Croto Vera Hott John Piacentini and Muscolo to its nine annual Maine awards night ceremony at Shawmut Inn Portland details note Croto 1948 Massachusetts champion and five time Western New England pin queen Muscolo 1938 1939 world champion and multiple Western New England titles Hott Maine champion 1937 Ellsworth team world tourney title holder 1965 Piacentini world champion 1953 Maine titlist 1947 1953 and state doubles with Don Patchell plus other Western Maine titles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Candlepin Bowling Council
Maine
Shawmut Inn
Croto
Massachusetts
Western New England
Muscolo
Holt
Ellsworth
Piacentini
Don Patchell
Portland
Trotters And Pacers Rochester Fair Entries Post Time
Entries for a Rochester fair pacing and trotting program list races from first to ninth with posted purses from 450 to 1000 dollars. Notable entrants include Apache Witch S Parker Creed Castle S Quinn Princis Iris O Sheldon and Chunk of Gold FA Smith in the fourth race with other named horses and drivers across six pacing and trotting heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apache Witch
S. Parker
Creed Castle
S. Quinn
Princis Iris
O. Sheldon
Cloverland Zip
R. Seymour
Special Brewer
P. Apostolakes
Jstar
S. Farrell
Mitzie Knight
P. Cosindas
Sawmill al
T. Olmstead
Red Meadow Byrd
R. Barnee
R. Sprague
King Bee
E. Beedle
Dino Ranger
R. Sears Jr
Twitters
T. Ryan
Albert Reed
G. Reed
Frosty McCoy
N. Watson
G. Ranno
Novasco
el. Tracy
Lincolns Scotch
V. Goss
Steves Hope
Suntan
D. May
Adios Leff
W. Colby
Moko Scott
C. Connors
Wertheego
Homeric
Jo. Hogan
Birchcrest
Billie
L. Fitch
Ichabod W. R. Cross
Tarrs Dominion
W. Davis
Corbitt C
Brave Steppy
J. Ferrara
Golden Domino
Yankee Knox
R. Maguire
Pixie Braden
C. Emerson
Royal Titan
R. Dagan
Berties Bid
Jolly Joker
G. Taylor
Julie Moraka
E. Beede
Stunning Baroness
C. Day
Toboso Willie
R. Gossom
F. Invaders Mary
Tony B. EF. Burdick
Horse Race Results and Baseball Scores Snapshot
Race results list multiple trot and pace events with horses like Our Liz and Quintela winning money, plus a lengthy baseball section from The Associated Press detailing AL East pennant races, scores, player mentions, and standings across Friday to Sunday games and notable performances.
Tigers Top Morse and Biddeford in opener cross country meet
Portland dominated the triangular cross country meet as it placed eight of the first ten runners. Gary Thibodeau won the 2.5 mile race in 14:52 for Portland, with Langella among the early finishers as Morse and Biddeford trailed. It was the Southwestern Maine Cross Country League opener for the three teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Morse
Biddeford
Bulldogs
Gary Thibodeau
Maine
Thibodeau
Langella
Classified Want Ads Are For All The People
Classified want ads serve every reader, offering items for sale jobs services and notices. Community members use them to buy sell trade and find short term employment locally. Each listing highlights price location contact and brief description for quick decisions.
Red Sox defense saves narrow win over Tigers
Boston 3 Detroit 2 as Rico Petrocelli makes two spectacular plays with the bases loaded in the sixth and eighth innings. Rick Miller’s diving catch ends the frame. Eddie Kasko lauds the pivotal defense after a tough stretch in the pennant race. Sonny Siebert was to start next for Boston while Mickey Lolich would pitch for Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Yankees
Red Sox
Tigers
Bob Veale
Bob Bolin
Rico Petrocelli
Rick Miller
Gaylord Perry
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Oakland
Cinnati
Houston
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Atlanta
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Veale
Sox
Lynn McGlothen
Duke Sims
Boston
Petrocelli
Bolin
Ed Brinkman
Miller
Jim Northrup
Detroit
Billy Martin
Perry
Cleveland
Eddie Kasko
Detroit Tigers
Tony Taylor
Chris Zachary
Yastrzemski
Norm Cash
Bill Freehan
Frank Howar
Eddie Brinkham
Kasko
Willie Horton
Sonny Siebert
Mickey Lolich
Red Knight Harriers Open With Victory
St Francis College opened its cross country season by defeating St Josephs 19 to 37. Freshmen Joe Crawley and Steve Woodhead joined junior captain Mark Blythe in a three way tie for first, with Paul Scott fourth. Alan Rielly led St Josephs in fifth as the Monks claimed the next four spots. The 4.6 mile race finished in 24 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Crawley
Steve Woodhead
Mark Blythe
St. Francis College
ST. Josephs
Paul Scott
Alan Rielly
St. Joseph’s
Monks
Knights
Blythe
Crawley
Woodhead
Scott
Rielly
Alexander
Benson
Long
Gibbons
Pee Wee Grid Leagues Formed In Saco
A Saco Recreational Pee Wee Football League formed two divisions of four teams. First division 8 to 10 years includes Jets Eagles Patriots Raiders and Redskins with named coaches and large rosters. Second division 11 to 12 years includes Packers Chiefs Colts and Redskins with listed coaches and players. Schedule runs Sept 30 to Nov 11 at Thornton with a potential playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Detroit
Mike Garman
Tigers
Chris Zachary
Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
Pee Wee Grid
Saco
Saco Recreational Pee Wee
Jets
Mike Spaulding
Steve Foran
John Anagnostis
Ken Huot
Mike Merserve
Norm Waycott
Steve Boutet
Kevin Morse
Norm Metayer
Tim Paquette
Mike Gallant
Tom Cheeny
Mark Doyon
Dave Dickson
Steve Lachance
Paul Lamontagne
Tim Langellier
Tom Croteau
Jeff Waycott
Don Labbe
Ken Labbe
Scott Linscott
John Boucher
David Pendelton
Eagles
Paul Turnage
Rick Leclair
Bob Bance
Danny Gadbout
James Ouellette
Charles Turnage
Kevin Turgeon
Jim Gadbout
Dave Lemelin
Joel Curran
Kevin Searles
George Strickland
Glen Harrington
Jim Gurney
Brian Rose
Jeff Ouellette
Roger Collard
Ken Marcolle
Kevin Jalbert
Lenny Hurrell
Alan Turnage
Paul Wingfield
Jim Keithley
Richard Strickland
Charles Lacroix
Danny Erickson
Bryan Grantham
Bob Hank
Dave Varney
Jeff Painchaud
Tod Davis
Patriots
Leon Paquin
Paul McNabb
John Duross
Dave Avery
Don Avery
Tom Townsend
Lance McNabb
Paul Randall
Nick Meade
Chris Labonte
Scott Davis
Mike Penna
Dick Hout
Ken McCloud
Don Goulet
Mark Emerson
Mike Leaguex
Steve McInnis
Steve Ogden
Tim Woodward
Mike Charette
John Lamb
Ray Parker
Dave Harmon
Leon Milliard
Richard Doyon
al Legender
Mike Lapointe
Larry Cloutier
Paul Erickson
Jim Maftei
Colts
Don Roberge
Dan Curtis
Dennis Roy
Richard Chretien
Doug Waycott
Jim Townsend
Steve Cyr
John Millard
Doug Nunan Raymond
Labonte
Shawn Moody
Glen Worthing
Phil Nunan
John Tripp
James Allie
Fred Channey
Ron Monder
Sam Letellier
Bruce Haskel
Peter Moreau
Steve Kouzounas
George Rizeakos
Raymond Labonte
Redskins
David “Zonk
Conwell
Bill Lapointe
Robert Powers
John Wingfield
Mike Goulet
Ray Waterhouse
Chris Jansonides
Rick Callahan
Dennis Waters
Gerald Savage
David Boutet
Ralph Prior
Scott Doucette
Saco Pee Wee Football League
Saco Recreation Center
Raiders
A.m. Patriots
A.m. Jets
A.m. Raiders
Thornton
A.m. Colts
Chiefs
A.m
Packers
Also Mentioned on This Page
AL East
Candlepin Hall of Fame
John Piacentini
Kennebunkport
Angie Baker Croto
Chicopee
Mass
Dominic (Musky) Muscolo
Springfield
Vera Hott
Rochester
Prince Omaha
Mountain Archer
Lord Overseer
the Peddler
Britches
Our Liz
Peter Paul Star
Temple Boy
Rocky’s Valentine
Red Flanagan
Betsy’s
Ole Swede
Scotch ‘Mint
B.C .Knight
J.D. Dale
Whippet
Liberty Knight
Burns Bee
Kalidasa
Crescent Miss
Timber Dean
Hypercon
Eliza B. Star
Paate
Duke
Betty
Worthy D. J
Miss Dorilo
Alxo
Speecy Newport
Rocky O’brien
Mad Wives
Mike
Combat Worthy
Miss Fayre Brooks
Quintela
Brink
Everygwywawawwr
Poplar Ace
Pete
Spitfire
Forever
Debbie
Dailey Pick
Dixie Kat
Costly Boy
Queen’s
Pirate
Tippy Troy
Forward Drive
Jay Tree
Speedy Con
Cha Don
Good Lord N
Topnee Sheer Water
Bex Abbe
High Street
Top Ruth
Chockyette Mingo
Marco Star
Don Webb
Boardstream
Lucy
Golden Victory
G.B
Milwaukee
West Oakland
Peterson
Dunning
Lolich
Bosm
Siebert
Nagy
Wright
Woodson
McNally
Lonborg
Splittorff
Hunter
Hand
Chiago
Bradley
W.L. Pet
Cincinnati
McAnally
Briles
Reuschel
Hooton
Lee
Gibson
Bryant
Downing
Arlin
Atinta
Freeman
Billingham
Wilson
Nash
Lersch
Mat
Jack
Jones
Schuter
Dinan
Wardwell
Rice
Johnson
Moroney
Hanson
McIntire
Larochelle
Harvye
Howard
Pinkham
Amnette
Daigneault
Caron
Beaulieu
Cin
Rangers
Chuck Tanner
Stan Baansen
Carlos May
Tony Muser
Muser
Dick Allen
John Mayberry
Dick Drago
Vida Blue
Rod Carew
Bert Blyleven
Carew
Danny Thompson
Twins
West S1
Tigers Trail
Urbain Bolduc
Main Street
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Tommy Harper
Luis Aparicio
Carl Yastrzemski
Carlton Fisk
Doug Griffin
Red Knight Harriers
Jeff Shaw
Todd Davis
Charles Hooper
Anthoney Garrity
Mike Crandell
Mike Dube
Todd Harris
Jim Harris
Richard Paquin
Joey Fournier
Earl Jamieson
Ken Pate
Bill Chenard
Mike Carson
Don Macomber
Richard Harvey
Brian Dupree
Doug Hill
Tim Courtois
Mark Fortier
Mike Pate
Teff
Graffam
Glen Jenkins
Jules Poisson
James Breton
Tom Roberge
Keven Hill
Bryn Courtois
John Colipits
Dave Cloutier
Danny Howard
Jim Cote
Mark Pate
Phil Dube
Bill Young
Bill Desjardin
Dan Jamieson
Jon Macomber
Tommy Giroux
Paul Nolette
Paul Twomey
Andy Girroux
James Collins
Steve Turgeon
Jim Brunelle
Bill Thompson
Mike Campbell
Gary McCallum
Mark Lambert
Keven Fogg
Jim Handel
Dave Woodward
John Avery
Guy Petrin
Neil McInnis
Eric McInnis
Don Metayer
Eric Dela Cioppa
Mark Gregoire
John Provost
Tim Moody
Ron Boutet
Tim Crowley
Bill Girioux
John Breton
Scott Simpson
Roland Leguex
Danny Harrington
Shawn Harrington
Peter Boucouvalas
James Madore
Water Street
Alfred Road
Saco and
Old Orchard Beach
Geometry
Old Orchard Beach High School
Raymond Cote
Gile Orchards
Alfred
Biddeford Adult Education
Securities and Investing
Biddeford High School
Edwin M. Ballenger
John B. Simpson
Beech Ridge Speedway
Holmes Road
West
Scarborough
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