Local football action stars under lights at area stadiums
St Louis and Cheverus open a busy weekend with a 7 30 p m kickoff at Portland stadium. Thornton visits Lewiston and Paris faces Kennebunk at the Rams field. Biddeford meets Old Orchard Beach at Waterhouse field as Weather allows.
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Thornton
Lewiston
Wells
Berwick Academy
Paris
Kennebunk
Rams
Biddeford High School
Old Orchard Beach
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Stephens High School
Edward Little
Norm Parent
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Norway
Cardinal
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St. Ignatius
Cobb Stadium
Sanford
Berwick
Biddeford
Stephen White
Tiger Athletic
Biddeford High
Seagulls
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Bath
Old Orchard
Noted Red Sox Fan Dies In Providence
Providence Rhode Island AP Lolly Hopkins known as the Boston Red Sox No 1 fan has died at a local hospital from a heart condition. She attended games as a lifetime pass holder and was a familiar figure at the Sox dugout and behind the grandstand. Hopkins was also a devoted fan of the Rhode Island Reds hockey team.
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Providence
Lolly Hopkins
Boston Red Sox
Lolly
Lillian Hopkins
T Row
Sox
Thornton names 1959 varsity field hockey squad and schedule
Thornton High unveils its 1959 field hockey roster with captaincy to be announced. Coach Martha Norton leads 28 players for varsity and junior varsity, opening the season next Thursday at the academy field against Wayneflete, seven games on the schedule including Deering Fryeburg Cape Elizabeth.
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Rosemarie Cote
Cathy Roberts
Carolyn Doe
Margo Johnson
Joan Bergeron
Sharon Anderson
Doris Bergeron
Margie Mullins
Barbara Warren
Cathy Curtis
Ann Simson
Donna Dolby
Patty Massie
Roberta Sargent
Gloria Benoit
Donna Kenny
Linda Innis
Linda Hill
Judy Strout
Muriel Hubert
Betsy Stoddard
Judy Hargreaves
Sallly Stoddard
Donna Chaplin
Margaret Meserve
Red Sox Enter Final Series In Tight AL Standings
The Red Sox head into a three game set with Washington knowing they can finish no better than fourth and no worse than sixth in the AL. Boston trailing in a five team chase as injuries and lineup shifts loom, with Jackie Jensen near key RBI and runs totals and Pete Runnels high in batting.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Sox
Senators
Baltimore
Detroit
Tigers
Eaves City
Red Sox
A.L
Truman Clevenger
Earl Wilson Fe
Billy Jurges
Camilo Pascual
Pedro Ramos
Fenway Flock
Frank Sullivan
al Schroll
Gary Geiger
Jerry Mallett
Pete Daley
Don Gile
Jurges
Bucky Harris
Gene Stephens
Don Buddin
Jerry Casale
Bill Monbouquette
Jackie Jensen
Colavito
Cleveland
Jackie
Jensen
Frank Malzone
Chicago
Nellie Fox
Harvey Kuenn
Pete Runnels
Kuenn
al Kaline
Braves Favored Over Dodgers For NL Crown
The Braves hold a 5 to 8 advantage to win the National League pennant with Lew Burdette, Warren Spahn, and Bob Buhl ready to lead the staff. The Dodgers must finish on the road as San Francisco trails, while Philadelphia hopes to upset in Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Phillies
Johnny Logan
Billy Bruton
Lew Burdette
Warren Spahn
Bob Buhl
Los Angeles
Braves
Burdette
County Stadium
Dodgers
Chicago
Persistent Irvington salesman marks 80 without slowing
aged Frank J Flood of Irvington New Jersey celebrated his 80th birthday with work not a chair. The long serving salesman travels for a local firm visiting his doctor twice yearly and has only missed eight days in 29 years for minor colds.
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Hardy Irvington
N.J
Frank J. Flood
Flood
Car thief steals same vehicle twice in a week
In Birmingham Alabama police believe a car thief has an unusual fixation. The same car was reported stolen twice within a week and later located, abandoned and out of gas.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sevigny Leads Journal Grid Contest In Maine Stock Race
Sevigny tops Journal poll as most popular football player with 349 votes edging Conrad Berthiaume 73. Early votes run through November 14. Ballots appear daily on the Journal sports page with cash prize for top vote-getter.
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Gerald Sevigny
St. Louis
The
Journal
Eage
Conrad Berthiaume
Journal Sports
Giroux
Richard Chretien
Paul Chenard
Biddeford High
Bobby Brown
Thornton
Dick Lewin
Kennebunk
Roland Deschambeault
Easy College Football Openers Thing Of Past
The article surveys opening weekend in college football. Top teams like Oklahoma and Northwestern face tough debuts while LSU, Texas Christian, Mississippi, Clemson and others play strong opponents. Notable matchups include Auburn vs Tennessee and Notre Dame hosting North Carolina with many SEC and ACC games on the slate.
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Auburn
Tigers
Tennessee
Pitt
Marquette
Pacific Coast
California
Trojans
Oregon State
Associated Press
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Rice
Texas Christian
Tulane
Miami
Fla
Iowa State
Denver
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Mustangs
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Bill Carpenter
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ACC
West Virginia
Texas
Iowa
Final pennant chase accelerates toward weekend fate
Dodgers Drysdale faces Cubs at Wrigley as Milwaukee and Los Angeles clash for first place with three games left. Braves hopeful after day off face last place Phillies. Giants could join tie with St. Louis while Cubs and Reds loom as challengers in a tense race.
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Associated Press
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Drysdale
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Dodgers
Braves
Dodger
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Don Cardwell
Pass-Crazy Weekend Looms for New England Teams
Boston University and George Washington clash as EMO DiNitto and Jackie Farland lead BU in an aerial showdown. Army and Dartmouth also eye open passing games as Harvard, Yale, and others prepare for Ivy and non Ivy matchups across the region.
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Jackie Farland
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St Louis Edges Cheverus in Long-Running Grid Rivalry
St Louis High School seeks to extend a lead in a Portland stadium clash at 7:30 tonight. Since 1944 the St Louis Eagles have won 10 of 145 meetings with Cheverus, with one tie. The series totals show St Louis 302 points to Cheverus 190.
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Cheverus
Portland Stadium
Eagles
Stags
St. Louis
St Louis
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