Auburn Youth Hockey and Lewiston Area Youth Hockey League have merged and are holding a contest to help pick the new name.

After an overwhelming response, the league has narrowed down the suggestions to five choices. The new logo will be created once the name is chosen.

Candidates are: Twin City Titans, Twin City Rapids, Twin City Blades, Androscoggin Riverhawks and Androscoggin Avalanche.

Please vote only once. Voting will end May 3 and the winner will be announced on both websites once votes are tallied.

To vote, go to surveymonkey.com/s/newhockeyleaguename, auburnyouthhockey.com or layhl.com.

Lewiston baseball youth clinic Sunday

LEWISTON — Lewiston High School baseball will be conducting a youth clinic on Sunday, April 29 at the Lewiston High School gym. Grades 2-5 will play from 9 to 11 a.m., while grades 6-8 will participate from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The cost is $25 with all proceeds going to the Lewiston Baseball Booster Club. Interested participants may sign up upon arriving at the clinic.

Oxford Dragway opens Saturday

OXFORD — Oxford Dragway is opening the gates for the 2012 season this coming Saturday at 10 a.m. The 2012 season will be the greatest season that Maine’s premier drag strip has seen in decades.

The big news is $100,000. That is the total value of Oxford Dragway’s 2012 points program in purse and contingency prizes. Cash and contingency awards will be handed out weekly and to the track champions at the end of the year. Our program is one of, if not the most lucrative grassroots purse in New England. Plus, at least one team will be awarded the opportunity to become a factory sponsored racer, based on their achievements and performance during the 2012 season.

The featured event this Saturday is the Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School Challenge. which is an event conceived and produced by OHCHS senior Joe Gagne as his senior year community service project.

Gagne firmly believes that students need a safe place, off the streets, to experiment with their car, truck, or motorcycle’s performance capabilities. Drag racing is a “no contact” form of motorsport that encourages the use of everyday street vehicles in a controlled environment.

The participating students will be educated on the track layout, the equipment and devices used to time their vehicles on the drag strip, as well as the skills and techniques for safe performance based driving.

Upon completion of their training, students will be offered the opportunity to race against each other in a “bracket” eliminator format, with prizes being offered to the top performers. The overall winner will receive a fully equipped five-drawer tool box.

Admission for participants in the OHHS Challenge is free.

Also on Saturday, we will be having a Test and Tune session for our regular racers, and there is a scheduled Gambler’s Race for later in the day. Standard entry fees apply to Test & Tune. General admission for Spectators is $10 for adult, $5 for 12 to 17 year olds, and kids under 12 free.

For further information, go to www.oxforddragway.com, find the dragway on Facebook, or call the track at 689-5201.

Tourney to benefit Murphy Center

AUBURN — The Margaret Murphy Center for Children in lewiston, a non-profit school for students with autism and other developmental disabilities, is hosting a fundraiser golf scramble at Prospect Hill Golf Course at 9 a.m. on Sunday, June 24. All proceeds will be used to purchase and install equipment for an outdoor recreation area for students.

The event includes a round of golf with cart and a buffet dinner after the tournament. Prizes will be given to first and second place teams, and there will be other contests. There also will be a raffle, with prizes to include a one-year single membership to Prospect Hill.

For more information or to register, go to margaretmurphycenter.com or email [email protected].