Eagles To Clash With Red Riot On Friday Afternoon
Two twin city high school football squads host home games as Biddeford travels to Augusta to face Cony while St. Louis Lagies play South Portland at Alumni field and Thornton academy meets Portland at Academy field in Saco.
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Red) Sevigny
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Beaulieu Leads Field In Pin Loop Warmups
Horace Beaulieu of Lord Pepperell wins the Pepperell Mfg. Co. Men First Shift pre season rolloff at 20th Century lanes with 337 over three games. Bissonnette 328, Gendron 315 in a field of 24. High single 136 by Beaulieu as the league plans 6 to 8 teams next Thursday at 6:30. contact Gendron or Nolette.
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Kowalski Targets Calhoun Tilt In Portland Show
Wladek Kowalski weighs 267 pounds vows a two pronged attack of dropkicks and a claw hold to topple 601 pound Haystack Calhoun in a best of three falls match set for 60 minutes. Also on the card Richmond’s Jackie Nichols faces Tony Altimore in a two of three duel over 45 minutes. The prelims feature Sweet Daddy Siki vs Karl Von Hess and Billy Lynch vs Masked Marvel in one fall bouts starting at 8:30 p.m.
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Man claims world record for hospital ER visits
Janius Blackburn, 78, says he has visited the emergency room about 10,000 times over 27 years at Municipal Hospital in Memphis for a severe asthma condition. He often goes two or more times daily and hopes to reach 20,000 visits.
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Pirates and Yankees Clash as World Series Hopes Rise
Dick Groat may return for Pittsburgh in a potential World Series opener, after a wrist injury since Sept 6. Milwaukee visits for a three-game finale as the Pirates chase momentum. The Yankees seek a 13th straight win and one more homer to set the AL single-season mark, while St Louis edges Dodgers in a 4-3 10-inning victory.
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Quarterback Is Makings Of Successful Grid Team
The season hinges on quarterback play as top teams face stiff tests. Mississippi leads with Gibbs while Miami struggles after Curci’s graduation leaving George MacIntyre as starter. Others like Syracuse, Washington, Illinois, Texas, and Notre Dame rely on skilled signal callers and deep rosters for pivotal clashes nationwide.
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Gillis Wins TV Bowling Sweep Despite Fortier Lead
Former state bowling champ Nick Gillis edges Jerry Fortier in a TV sweeps night at 20th Century lanes with Fortier leading early. Gillis finishes strong, then Fortier slumps late as Gillis earns a finals spot at Congress Square alleys Portland to determine final TV series order.
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Binette Defends Twin City Diadem At Two-Lane Showdown
Paul Binette will defend his Twin City bowling championship tomorrow at 6 PM facing Jerry Fortier twice former champ in the first half of a 20 string match at 20th Century lanes. The second half is set for next Saturday at Pastime lanes.
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