Katie Schide, 32, won the prestigious 100-mile race in California with the second-best women’s time in the history of the event.
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Sidelines: From (Manny) Alexander to (Rudy) York, a Red Sox team named for Maine communities
Dave Bailey digs out his weathered Maine map to find the best possible team. And it’s not too shabby — until you make the call to the pen.
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Auto racing notebook: Amid glitz and glamour of $40,000 race, PASS drivers still have work to do
The Celebration of America 300 has eyes for prize money, NASCAR drivers, but series points are still on the line at Oxford Plains Speedway.
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NASCAR star Kyle Busch on return to Oxford Plains Speedway: ‘Beat everyone’
Cup Series champion eager to compete at the Celebration of America 300 on Wednesday night.
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Auto racing: PASS drivers appreciate appearance by Kyle Busch, but don’t fear him on track
New Hampshire driver Derek Griffith has raced, and beaten, NASCAR star within the past year, who will participate in the Celebration of American 300 at Oxford Plains Speedway.
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Paddlers battle to finish line in Rangeley Oquossoc Adventure Rendezvous
Forty-mile competition spread over two days took competitors across three lakes in Rangeley area.
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Golf: Maine Open leaders keep focus through multiple distractions
From slow play to a rain delay, final round showed the importance of having a mental edge.
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Golf: Only two women competed at the Charlie’s Maine Open, and both craved a chance to play
Abby Flanagan and Alexis McCormick sought to fine-tune their games ahead of Women’s Am.
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Golf: Young amateurs bring confidence, swagger to Charlie’s Maine Open
Jack Quinn, a junior at Gardiner, and recent Freeport graduate Eli Spaulding both shoot 2-under in the first round.
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Thomas College baseball coach hopes to start ‘Elite 8’ high school tournament next summer
While some logistics remain, Ray Bernier wants to host a tourney that would decide a true state champion.