Wells Warriors Stunned by Spartans in South York league defeat
St Ignatius dominated Wells with a 27 0 victory at Sanford on Saturday as the Spartans built a 14 0 halftime lead and pulled away with two third quarter scores. Key plays included a 40 yard interception return by Fan Be the clinching two touchdowns by Mathieu and Cote. Wells threats faded after penalties near the Spartans eight yard line. Players noted include Coombs Bridges Ahern Piirainen Alexandre with strong defensive efforts by Allaire.
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Wells Warriors
St. Ignatius
Sanford
Spartans
Eto
Cange
Bob Allaire
Wells
Don Bridges
Barry Coombs
Coombs
Bridges
Bob Ahern
Dale Piirainen
Bob Alexandre
Warriers
Wells Erobeo
Coombs Popu Tors Voncces
Mathieu
Cote
Allaire
Carignan
Curran
Aceto
Morang
Modern Thief Of Bags Takes Over Top Rung
Maury Wills, Dodgers shortstop, heads to Los Angeles with his 97th stolen base of the season, aiming to surpass Ty Cobb’s 1915 modern single season mark. He stole second twice against the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium, boosting his pace in the 122-? rout as Frick’s ruling requires Cobb-like 154 decisions to count the record.
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Wills
Charlie Jones
ST. Louis
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Dodger
Ty Cobb
St. Louis Cardinals
Busch Stadium
Gers
Ford Frick
Patterson Liston Fight Draws Maine Greatest Crowd
In Portland fans expect a sellout crowd of 4000 at the Exposition Building for Floyd Patterson defending his heavyweight title against Sonny Liston. The event will be broadcast from Comiskey Park Chicago about 10 30 p m with doors opening at nine. Tickets available all day Tuesday at the Exposition building. The 300 square foot screen will display the fight. Fans from Bangor Presque Isle Kittery Biddeford Rumford and other Maine towns have ordered tickets.
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Maine
Exposition Building
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Portland Arena
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Pine Tree State
Bangor
Presque Isle
Kittery
Biddeford Rumford
Tigers Seagulls Set Friday Clash At Waterhouse Field
Biddeford High School announces a Friday 7 30 p m game between the Tigers and Seagulls at Waterhouse Field. The Tigers enter 1 1 while Seagulls opened with a decisive win over Morse at Bath.
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Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford High School
Art Descoteaux
Seagulls
Tigers
Waterhouse Field
Morse High
Bath
President's Name Triggers Call to Mrs Kennedy
In Athens, AP reports a joke turns real when Mrs. Henry Kennedy is told to call someone and the caller asks to speak with Mrs. Roosevelt. The quip about the president’s name leads to an unexpected phone contact at night.
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Athens
Aia
Henry Kennedy
Mike Condon Leads Rams to 18 2 Victory Over Exeter
Veteran Kennebunk halfback Mike Condon scored twice and sparked a second half rally as the Rams beat Exeter New Hampshire 18 to 2 on their field. Bob Reid sprinted 68 yards for a clinching TD after Condon moved the ball from danger. Exeter briefly led in the second half but a safety and a late blocked punt were nullified by penalties as Kennebunk sealed the win.
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Mike Condon
Rams
Exeter
N. H
Condon
Bruce Ferguson
Bob Reid
Grim Aeae Oe
Kody K. Wakefield
Pinkham Gould
McGaughey
Stroller Crown
Gilmore Perry
R. Swasey Eagleson
Costa
Reid
A. Bastinelli
E. Bastinelli
Gossane
Fear Of Weapons Puts Restraint On Man
James Marlow argues that history shows humans rely on weapons to achieve ends, yet nuclear age restraint is emerging. He cites Cold War tensions with the United States and Russia over Cuba, Greece, and Europe, noting fear of global annihilation could force new, reasoned arrangements for coexistence.
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Associated Press
Washington
Southeast Asia
Russia
Greece
Turkey
Europe
West
Berlin
Cuba
Congress
India
Goa
Kennedy
Senate
Western Hemisphere
Monroe
United States
Truman
LaCroix Winner In Camp Ellis Deer Shoot Feature
Joe La Croix of Old Orchard Beach won the Camp Ellis Red and Gun club deer shoot and received a 22 caliber pistol for high score. Arthur Dubois also earned a special prize. several chickens were won in the 22 chicken shoot. Two shoots are set for October 8 and 21 from 8 am to 5 pm with grounds refreshments. Melvin Littlefield, age 17, won the chicken shoot for the second year, shooting left handed due to a disabled right hand.
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Red and Gun Club
Joe LaCroix
Old Salt Road
Old Orchard Beach
Arthur Dubois
Melvin Littlefield
Stravinsky To Tour Russia On Homeland Return
Igor Stravinsky returns to his homeland for a Russian tour marking his 80th birthday and a cultural exchange after decades abroad. He will conduct concerts in Moscow and Leningrad near his birthplace, meeting figures like Xenia Stravinsky and reflecting on his ties to Rimsky Korsakov and Diaghilev amid a thaw in Soviet arts policy.
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Igor Feodorovich
Stravinsky
West
Robert Frost
Frost
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White House
Russia
Khrushchev
Benny Goodman
Goodman
Benny
Leningrad
Xenia Stravinsky
St. Petersburg
Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov
Novodevichy
Oranienbaum
Storing Giblets For Broth From Broiler-Fryers
If you save chicken giblets while using broiler fryers you can store them in your freezer for a couple of months and then use the whole batch to make chicken broth.
Ogunquit Diner Destroyed In Sunday Fire
Fire last night destroyed the Sterling diner on U S Route 1 Ogunquit as firemen fought to control the blaze. The Ogunquit Volunteer Fire Department confined the fire to the diner with help from a 75 foot ladder truck and calm winds. Owner Michael Nicholas cited an oil burner in the cellar as a possible cause and said the restaurant closed at 9 a m with neighbors reporting the fire at 10 30.
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Ogunquit
Ony
Michael Nicholas
Fast Wind Motor Lodge
Nichols
Nicholas Nichols
Route 1
UM Homecoming Committee Named for 1952 Activities
A 20 member Homecoming Committee at the University of Maine was appointed by President Lloyd H Elliott to plan the 1952 Homecoming events. The program includes the Maine vs New Hampshire football game at 1 30 pm Saturday at Alumni Field. Members include students William Chandler Paul Graves Jr Louise Ellis and faculty Samuel Sezak chair M Eileen Cassidy Theodore Curtis Kenneth Fobes Vincent Hartgen Stuart Haskell Jr Nelson Jones Alpheus Lyon Francis McGuire Barry Millett Velma Oliver Winston Pullen Jean Spearin David Trafford William Wells T Russell Woolley Margaret Mollison and others from the General Alumni Association.
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William Wells
General
T. Russell Woolley
Margaret Mollison
Republicans Back United Nations Bond Vote Split
Washington report notes a 256 to 134 House approval of United Nations bond funding amid GOP unity on the need for international engagement. Walter Judd urged U S purchase of half the $200 million bonds while Michigan Republicans Ford and Broomfield split their Foreign Affairs vote but supported passage after a recommittal failed.
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Washington
Sage
House of the United Nations
Eisenhower
Republican Party
United Nations
Walter Judd
Minnesota
GOP House Policy Committee
U.N. General Assembly
World Court
Michigan
Gerald Ford, Jr
Grand Rapids
William S. Broomfield
Royal Oak
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
General Assembly
Congo
Gaza Strip
Cuba
United States
Gaza
Maine
Peter Garland
Stanley Tupper
Tupper
Garland
Dessert Recipe Card For Gourmet Gatherings
Quick dessert idea mixes sliced apricot with preserves and brandy, spooned over sponge cake squares. Top with vanilla ice cream and serve immediately. Keep apricot preserves and brandy on hand on a kitchen shelf, cake and ice cream in the freezer for instant semifreezer service.
Incumbents Breaks Over Opponents In Election Year
Washington Bureau notes incumbents gain advantages beyond delaying Congress. Free mailing rights, staff, and media access let lawmakers campaign year round. Reports, press releases, and questionnaires all bolster visibility. Braulio Baeza ends win drought with big Labor Day weekend wins, earning salaries and fees.
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Washington Bureau
Washington
House
Congress
Homestown
Official business or campaign mail in election year
The speaker notes that franked mail is intended for official business and that members may stamp campaign letters as well. In an election year, the line between official duties and campaign activity appears blurred, prompting scrutiny of spending and usage in the home district.
Beach GOP Fund Drive Captains Picked
Richard E. Valentino, finance chairman of the Old Orchard Beach Republican Town committee, has appointed captains to serve on the Maine Republican Finance drive in the resort area. The drive ends October 20 with a county quota of $600 for Old Orchard Beach. Captains include Mrs. Mildred B. Leonard in districts 1 and 2, Mrs. Edith Gonneville in district 3, Mrs. Helen Cummings and Leslie Eastman in district 4, and Mrs. Effie Ross and Donald Jones in district 5. They will contact Republicans or accept contributions to Valentino or the captains.
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Richard E. Valentino
Old Orchard Beach
Republican Town Committee
Captaing T
Maine
Republican
Valentino
Mildred B. Leonard
Edith Gonneville
Helen Cums Mings
Leslie Eastman
Effie Ross
Donald Jones
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