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5 storylines to follow heading into the Oxford 250 (opens the original)
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OXFORD — Nearly two months removed from the third annual Celebration of America 300, Oxford Plains Speedway hosts an even more prestigious race Sunday — the Oxford 250. With a field of racing teams hailing from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, North Carolina, Georgia and even Canada, drivers will aim to win one of the premier auto racing events in New England. “The Oxford 250’s something that you look forward to every year, so no matter what your race schedule
How have rising gas prices impacted auto racing in Maine? (opens the original)
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OXFORD — Gas prices have risen across the country since March, and Mainers have had to stomach the costs. That includes auto racing teams competing this weekend in the Oxford 250. “It’s costing us a lot more,” said Mike Rowe, a three-time Oxford 250 champion. “It’s costing everybody a lot more. And that’s why you got to finish up in the top three just to actually help you pay for things, and that’s what we’re hoping we’ll do.” A Turner resident, the 76-year-old Rowe placed first in the event’s q
Watch: Joey Chestnut conquers latest eating challenge at Delta Dental Park (opens the original)
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PORTLAND — Joey Chestnut has participated in eating competitions in sports settings across the country. On Saturday, he took part in his first challenge in Maine. Hadlock Field served as the backdrop for the professional eater’s latest competition — the Maine Bean Suppah challenge. Jimmy covers sports for the Sun Journal, primarily contributing to the Varsity Maine team. He is from Hagerstown, Maryland, and graduated from the University of Richmond in May of 2025 with a B.A. in journalism... Mor
Leon Powe preaches hard work at Celtics Jr. Academy camp in Lewiston (opens the original)
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LEWISTON — During the 2007-08 NBA season, coach Doc Rivers closed Boston Celtics practices with a free throw. So naturally, that’s how Leon Powe, a member of that Celtics championship team, ended Day 3 of the Celtics Jr. Academy basketball camp Wednesday at the Lewiston Armory. It took a few campers, as well as some push-ups and laps around the gym in between attempts following misses, but a free throw was finally made — an appropriate metaphor for Powe’s message of working hard to achieve goals
Sea Dogs chase their dreams while living the ever-changing life of a minor leaguer (opens the original)
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PORTLAND — It’s an off day. Some rare time away from the 138-game marathon that is a minor league baseball season. Max Carlson and Hayden Mullins are likely headed to play golf, and maybe engage in some good-natured trash talk with other pitchers. Mason White will probably play some video games, though he doesn’t play MLB The Show as much as some of his teammates. Carlson, Mullins and White are minor league baseball players for the Portland Sea Dogs, the Double-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox.
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