He was a natural at many sports, beloved by his teams at the school, qualified for the 1948 Olympics and won 22 national titles in squash.
September 2018
Posted inSports
Waiting game for Dodgers as Kershaw won’t commit
Management wants to make Clayton Kershaw, a likely Hall of Famer, a Dodger for life, but the left-hander isn’t sure if that’s in his plans.
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Posted inMaine, News
Fire destroys historic building in Woolwich
The 2½-story home on Hall Road – formerly a social center known as Sebenoa Hall – was occupied by a couple and their dog, but they made it out safely.
Posted inSports
Monday’s Sports Digest: Wyman adds Mid-Amateur title
Jack Wyman adds to an impressive list of summer golf feats.
Posted inNation & World
N.H. has new online lottery
The iLottery program offers eight instant games similar to the instant tickets sold in stores.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News, Politics
Judge finds district attorney candidate violated bar rules
Republican Seth Carey, running to be the top prosecutor in Androscoggin, Franklin and Oxford counties, faces sanctions for conduct including unwanted sexual advances.
Posted inLife & Culture
Will Smith’s bungee jump latest stunt near Grand Canyon
Smith did not approach the Grand Canyon National Park about the bungee jump, but it wouldn’t be allowed, anyway.
Posted inLife & Culture
Celine Dion to end Vegas residency
The Canadian music star confirms that she will leave Caesars Palace in June 2019.
Posted inTimes Record, Times Record Sports
Boys Soccer: Wiscasset tallies three unanswered goals to secure 3-1 victory over the Lisbon Greyhounds
WISCASSET — After a “flat” start to the contest against Lisbon, Wiscasset picked up the intensity, erasing a one-goal deficit while scoring three unanswered goals to beat the visiting Greyhounds, 3-1 in boys high school soccer action. “We came out flat in the early minutes of the game, that’s been one of our problems,” Wiscasset coach […]
Posted inTimes Record, Times Record Sports
Area Roundups: Richmond Bobcats, NYA Panthers play to 1-1 girls soccer deadlock
YARMOUTH — Caitlin Kendrick scored the tying goal with 15 minutes remaining in regulation to lift the Richmond High School girls soccer team into a 1-1 tie with North Yarmouth Academy on Monday. Serena Mower gave the Panthers (5-2-1) a 1-0 lead four minutes into the second half. Liz Johnson made seven saves for Richmond, which […]
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