Area Amateur Boxers Eye State Honors in Maine New Hampshire
Statistics from the Lightning club in Biddeford and surrounding communities detail standings across the league. Brunswick Air Base leads with seven wins, while the Lightning club holds third with 11 wins and 11 losses, and hopes for weekly shows through May and a state AAU sanctioned tournament. The next Biddeford event is set for Tuesday evening at 8 with the first bout at 8.
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Mike Kalke
Rumor mill buzzes with Biddeford plans and April fool drift
City Square chatter hints at promoter Dave Silverman eyeing Arlington heavyweight Tom McNeeley for a Biddeford bout against Ingemar Johansson with a title shot likely by year end. Other whispers speak of revived fast summer baseball, exhibition games featuring Boston Red Sox and top college talent, a new Biddeford Saco horse track, a modernized skating rink, and even Olympic hockey dreams plus Bruins pre season practices. The piece closes with a tongue in cheek April fool gag and a nostalgic trip to 1933 bowling league finishes at Pastime lanes with 15 cent strings and pin boys.
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Pop Warner Football Clinic at Babson Institute
A Pop Warner football coaching clinic for New England teams will be held April 8 at Babson Institute Babson Park Mass featuring instructors from Harvard Brockton High School and Joseph J Tomlin founder of the Pop Warner Midget league The program serves over 600000 boys under 14 in nationwide growth and a Massachusetts chapter is active Contributions are being sought for the Lester E Brown Memorial Fund in Cape Elizabeth Maine to honor the late sportsman and former chief game warden Brigadier General Col Brown. donations may be mailed to Mrs Ernest Bean Spurwink Avenue Cape Elizabeth The Sports Memory column recalls a past boxing memory involving George Perkins and Babe Lemieux with promoters Tom Travers and Dave Silverman and a quip about a near bout and sympathy from the crowd.
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Jensen Injures Leg Muscle In Sarine Training
In Mesa Arizona slugger Jack Jensen will miss Boston's last three exhibition games to heal a pulled muscle in his right leg. Jensen, batting .364 with 14 RBIs in 15 games, expects to be in the lineup as the club heads toward Boston. Ike Delock starts today against the Cubs as Ted Williams notes Carl Yastrzemski, 21, will move into left field and hit. Yastrzemski has batted .350 in the Cactus League after a brief thumb injury.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Friday Night Action
Associated Press reports Detroit beat Baltimore 6 3 and Pittsburgh won 4 2 over New York while Washington topped Kansas City 13 and Cleveland defeated Tacoma 4 3. Saturday slate lists numerous exhibition games in Florida and Arizona with multiple pairings and venues.
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New Senators Showing Promise in baseball and bowling meets
Nick Gillis of Western Maine leads in bowling with a tight win over Art Larose, finishing 1,132 to 1,073 as frames tighten in the late string. Washington’s new look Senators, under Mickey Vernon, beat Kansas City 13-3 in spring exhibitions, boosting optimism for the franchise’s revival and a 11-8 spring record.
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Celtics Impatient To Start Playoffs
Boston waits to learn whether St Louis or Los Angeles will face them in the NBA finals after the Lakers' final in St Louis. Coach Red Auerbach stresses readiness and fears a cold start while veteran Bill Sharman backs the team's depth and home court edge. The Celtics finish their Eastern series with Syracuse and the schedule for potential finals and subsequent games is outlined.
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Giants Banking On McCovey's Big Stick
Willie McCovey boosts San Francisco Giants pennant hopes in spring camp. He hits .400 and handles first base well after a mid 1959 arrival that sparked Rookie of the Year fame. Manager Alvin Dark reshuffles lineup with Kuenn Hamilton Hiller Mays Cepeda and others while pitching staff shows mixed spring form led by Lees San Fran battles for spots in offense and defense.
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Pender Basilio Camps Get Down To Business
The Pepperell Maintenance league finished with Dirty Birds and Boiler Makers tied for first at 83-42. A deciding match on Pastime lanes gave Dirty Birds a narrow 25-pin victory led by Don Doucette 293 and Charlie Nannery 299 as Ted Shevenelle posted 307 for the runners-up. In Boston, Paul Pender and Carmen Basilio prepare for their April 22 bout at Boston Garden with Basilio predicting a mixed attack and Pender in strong form after sparring and adding partners for training.
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Braves Acquire Two Pitchers in Chicago Deal
Braves owner Charlie Drennen orients optimism as Milwaukee trades two surplus infielders Andre Rodgers and Narvi Robertson to Chicago Cubs for pitchers Moe Drabowsky and Seth Morehead. Drennen says Morehead could be a relief pitcher and Drabowsky could add an extra starter, noting past NL misfortune for both players.
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Speedy Pick Ready for Exeter Pace Title Shot
Speedy Pick, the World Champion pacing gelding listed at 1:58 4, is fit for his first 1961 start in the Exeter Pace at Rockingham Park Salem NH. He faces a crack New England field including rail-walker Guy Sampson Telepace and 1960 Pacer of the Year Tidemite and Wise Widower, with the Exeter race seventh on the nine race card.
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Western Finals Showdown Between St Louis and Los Angeles
In the deciding seventh game of the Western finals, star players Bob Pettit of St. Louis and Flynn Baylor of Los Angeles headline the matchup. Woody Sauldsberry, initially a Hawk bench player, has emerged as the pivotal influence as St. Louis and Los Angeles vie for the series. The game airs at 2 p.m. EST on national television.
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Welterweight Title Bout Is Slated Tonight
Emile Griffith challenges world welterweight champion Benny Kid Pare in a 15 round title bout at Convention Hall in Miami Beach. Pare is a 7-5 favorite, Griffith’s speed praised by some observers. The bout airs on ABC at 10 p.m. EST. promoter Chris Dundee expects 5,000 fans and a $25,000 gate. Griffith has 22 wins in 24 starts. Pare edges on experience and 15-round stamina. knockout chances are considered slim.
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Toronto Seeks Three Straight Wins in NHL Semis
The Maple Leafs must win three in a row to stay alive after dropping three straight to Detroit. Montreal, aiming to repeat as Cup champions, trail 2-2 with Chicago and will miss Bernie Geoffrion due to knee injury. If Toronto wins tonight, Detroit could advance. Canadiens and Black Hawks set for Game Six in Chicago.
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Hawks Edge Celtics in Overtime Thriller
Coach hails Woody as the Hawks prepare to meet the Celtics in Boston for the pro basketball world series. Lauldsberry poured in 26 points with his slingshot shot in Los Angeles, aiding a 114 113 overtime win. Two nights earlier he tallied 25 points, nearly saving the Hawks in game five.
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Rocks steal show at Elvis gravel rock exhibit
A junior high science fair in Memphis features Mary Frances Bradley's Rocks and Minerals display with hornblende amethyst and jasper. The crowd favorite is a plain gravel sample labeled Rock from Elvis Presley’s driveway, drawing wide interest.
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Gardiner man to chair Maine Magicians convention
Richard Kelson of Gardiner is named chairman for the Maine Magicians Association convention set for June 24 and 25 at Wentworth by the Sea in New Hampshire.
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Maine Magicians Association
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