St Francis Knights Open Season At Biddeford Pool
The St Francis Knights open their soccer season Friday at Biddeford Pool hosting Nathaniel Hawthorne College. Bruce W Young in his second week as coach, pressing an offensive setup after double sessions. Returning lettermen include Kevin Finnerty Peter Murphy Merrill Seney Robert Sheehan Peter Chavonelle Laurence Pristavec and others with a mix of juniors sophomores and freshmen contesting positions. The 1964 schedule lists Hawthorne College Gordon College Gorham State Teachers Ricker College Nason College and New England College among others.
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St. Francis
Biddeford
Re Knights
Bruce W. Young
Nathaniel Hawthorne College
Antrim
N.H
Young
Westchester
Knights
Kevin Finnerty
Brooklyn
N.Y
Peter Murphy
Merrill Seney
North Grosvenordale
Conn
Robert Sheehan
Springfield
Mass
Peter Chavonelle
Lewiston
Laurence Pristavec
Cliffwood Beach
N.J
Thomas Tunny
George Finke
Great Barrington
Frank Romio
Torrington
Joseph Anderson
Hewlett
Charles Welch
East Boston
Thomas Brazier
Wyyandanch
N. Y
John DeCristoforo
Westbrook
Terry Pellegrini
John Jaworski
Clinton
Robert Freeman
Baltimore
Michael Gilroy
Lynn
Thomas Coughlin
West Hartford
Joseph Austin
Chicopee
Anthony Trainor
Pawcatuck
James Vendetta
New London
Joseph Welch
Warwick
R. I
Walter Sullivan
Illiamantic
Norman Gagnon
Bangor
Tom Murphy
Bethel
Joseph Cirigliano
Weymouth
Paul Pensabene
William Michalsk
Windsor Locks
Hawthorne College
Gordon College
Wenham, Mass
Gorham State Teachers College
Ricker College
Houston
Nason College
New England College
Hen
Durfee Durfee College Homecoming Schedule Update
Durfee College outlines homecoming appearances with contest dates against Nassan College Nassan College Homecoming Game October 21 Massachusetts Maritime Academy October 24 Curry College October 27 New Bedford Tech October 31 University of New Hampshire November 4 in Durham NH and Milton MA venues listed.
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Niker
N.H
Durfee College
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Nassan College
Curry College
Milton
Mass
New Bedford Tech
University of New Hampshire
Durnham
Baseball Standings and Schedule Briefs
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 90 wins and 63 losses. Cincinnati 86-66, St. Louis 68, San Francisco 68, Milwaukee 78, Pittsburgh 77, Los Angeles 75, Chicago 69, Houston 64, New York 51. AL lists New York 93-59, Baltimore 90-64, Chicago 90-64, Detroit 80-73, Los Angeles 78-77, Cleveland 76-77, Minnesota 76-77, Boston 69-85, Washington 60-94, Kansas City 55-97. Results include Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 4. New York 2 St Louis 1. Chicago 9 Los Angeles 6. San Francisco 4 Houston 1. Pittsburgh 7 Milwaukee 4. Today’s and Friday’s games listed. Wyoming basketball to play 13 home games next season.
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Associated Press
L. Pet. G.B
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Twinight
Louis
Angeles
W. L. Pet. G.B
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Trotters Pacers at Rochester Fair Tonight
Racing program lists nine harness races with driver and horse names for the Rochester fair night card. First race features Andy McCarthy Sr and Iona Key among entries. subsequent races include Grand MacNish, Clyde Direct, Crimson Prince, and many others across trot and pace events with purses from 300 to 400 dollars.
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Rochester
S. Churchill
Erma Sue
P. Lynaugh
Dutley
L. Pellitier
Isaac Morris
C. McCarthy Sr
L. Streeter
Chappy Song
A. Watkins
Paula’s
F. Nason
Meadow Arch
L. Davis
A C’s
D. Gilman
A. Nason
A. Cassidy
Ja. Winters
Borderview
Peter
W. Faucher
Dale
J. Gerry
D. A. Varnum
Dark Haven
R. Howard
Shadydale Able
G. Reed
Shadydale Direct
G. Randall
M. Hodgkins Jr
Worthy
Burma
M. Beckwith
Mystic Dream
D. Carlisle, Jr
A. Varnum
W. Collins
L. O'Meara
Orchard Pride
Frosty
Dixie
F. Parker
L. Perkins
Richard R
R. Anderson
Bullet Hayes
Chris Averill
Bert
R. Johnson
C. Mattison
Santios Boy
H. Bushway
Adios Bull
Vivian
R. Collette
the Pelican
R. Howard Gay
American Aces Have Incentive In Cup Play
Cleveland reporters note McKinley and Ralston face Davis Cup finale with career plans in finance or pro tennis. McKinley, 24, may quit after this year. Ralston, 22, weighs pros while aiming for Wimbledon. They defend the cup against Emerson and Stolle on the Harold T. Clark Stadium court in Adelaide.
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Cleveland
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
McKinley
Ralston
Australia
Trinity University
San Antonio
Tex
Wall Street
University of Southern California
Radatz Breaks Record For Relief Pitchers
In Washington Dick Radatz pitched in his 75th game of the season to break the major league record for relief appearances, surpassing Jim Konstanty’s 74. He retired two of three batters and left with a scoreless inning as the Red Sox beat the Senators 1 0. Konstanty, now a sporting goods shop owner, commented that a breaking ball pitcher might have claimed the mark. Boston heads to Detroit then to Cleveland to finish the season.
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Washington
Dick Radatz
Radatz
Senators
Jim Konstanty
Phillies
the Monster
Boston
Don Loun
Pete Charton
Charton
Chuck Hinton
Joe Cunningham
Loun
Frank Malzone
Lee Thomas
Carl ‘Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Detroit
Fenway Park
Indians
Konstanty
Oconta
N.Y
Radatz Poised To Lead As Giants Face Weariness
The veteran pitcher Radatz is expected to anchor the rotation despite a tendency for pitchers to tire. His size and strength give him the durability to handle heavy workloads, while teammates anticipate his steadiness will counter any fatigue.
Halloween Sale Planned by Saco Jaycees Leaders Named
Craig Worthing and Raymond Gannon were elected captains for a Halloween Candy sale to aid Jaycee charities. The sale runs Oct 19-20 in Saco with registration drives Oct 14-22 at City Hall. Volunteers urged to register, while other projects include painting Locke School classrooms and Santa's Workshop toy relief.
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Craig Worthing
Raymond Gannon
Saco Jaycees
Mutual Fire Insurance
Donald Waterhouse
Jaycee
International Jaycee
Times
Saco
Jaycees
Daniel Dearborn
Locke School
Howard Jones
J. Edward Whelan
Biddeford Jaycees
Service Club
Fashion Show Plans By Biddeford Saco Ladies Golf Group
The Biddeford Saco Ladies Golf Association held a meeting at the Biddeford-Saco Country Club to plan the annual fashion show. President Mrs. Lois Watson chaired as the show was set for 8 p.m. October 14 featuring styles from Bernie's Fashions Portland. Additional chairmen include Mrs. Ruth Wooster.
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Biddeford Saco
Worthing Gannon Waterhouse and Jones as Mal colm MacLeod guests
Worthing Gannon Waterhouse and Jones attend a gathering with President Mal colm MacLeod and guests Willard Stack le William Robbins John Ixon Russell Herrman and James Cartier in a formal meeting context.
Club Meeting Attendees and Sports Night Set
Mrs Frances Mitchell and several guests attended the meeting including Miss Justine Harvey Miss Charlotte Lake and Mrs Stepheny Hughes Also present were Mrs Jacqueline Coburn Mrs Elizabeth Carr Miss Catherine Mourmouras and Mrs Eve Prendergast Officials announced Sports Night will be on Oct 17 at the club with Robert Whalen and Mrs Wooster as co chairs The husband and wife tournament winners last Saturday were Mr and Mrs James Prendergast Forty golfers have earned $10000 or more in the first half of the PGA tour, a sum that would have led the year’s money list years ago.
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Frances Mitchell
Justine Harvey
Charlotte Lake
Stepheny ‘Hughes
Jacqueline Coburn
Elizabeth Carr
Catherine Mourmouras
Eve Prendergast
Robert Whalen
Wooster
James Prendergast
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Trotters & Pacers
W.t.grant CO
Biddeford Shopping Center
Don Cossack
St. Francis College
Steve White
Biddeford High School
Cas
Well Kelly
Albert H. Gower
Kevin Kidd
Clarence Laplante
Filler’s Furniture
Jacob Filler
Elm Street
Pendleton Family
Pendleton
the Family of
Pendletons
Pacific North
West
Kinmond
Goodyear Tires
Elm St
Tiny Tot Nursery
Mrs. Louise Sanborn
Shawn
Bermuda
Her
Lady Benoit Pendleton Shop
A. H. Benoit & Company
Main Street
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