September 27

1963 Pete Gagnon racked up the high single of 170 and the

high three with 431 to lead all bowlers in the Darlington Duckpin House League. Other leaders were Henry Mathieu 146-399, Ken Shweary 131-389, Bob Poulin 134-383, Ray Hebert 133-377, Joe LaMountain 157-372, Paul Graveline 144-372, Frank Reilly 133-369, Harry Haywood 361, George Foehr 360, Pete Lachance 133-360, Don Sabourin 135-350, Glenn Sabourin 142-349, Bob Thompson 136-348, Walt Hudzynski 347, Lionel Auclair 134-346 and Armand Boucher 137-345.

1983 Serena Rajabian and Kerstin White, Lincoln’s top dou

bles tandem, played flawless tennis in defeating the Lions’ second squad of Pam Slattery and Paula Azar 6-2, 6-0 to capture the annual R. I. Injury Fund Doubles Tournament. Lincoln coach Claire Gouin was asked which team did she root for. “I told them I’d probably take a walk over to the Burger Chef and let them fight it out,” quipped Gouin. “Seriously, it was a fun final but Rajabian and White were too strong.”

1993 Sophomore speedster Hassan Hammed sparked Saint

Raphael Academy with 102 yards rushing on 28 carries to pace the Saints to a 16-13 win over Warwick Vets in Class B action. Hammed scored on a seven-yard run and made the game’s most significant play, a 91-yard kickoff return in the third quarter. “Hassan showed his true potential today,” said coach Todd Vasey. Mike Siravo kicked a 25-yard field goal, an extra point and picked off a Scott Leonard pass that led to his field goal for SRA.