Sudden Batting Fame Fails To Alter Cash Personality
LAKELAND Florida AP The American League batting champion Norm Cash remains himself a joking steady hitter who treats baseball as a game yet to win the pennant. He jokes about .361 past glory and aims for about .300 this season while acknowledging fielding remains a chore. Cash’s $29 000 salary rise came with the title and spring training reinforced his casual approach to defense.
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Lakeland
Fla
Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
Cash
Florida
Texas
Hell
Bob Scheffing
Phil Cavarretta
Cavarretta
Ho Re
Pastime B Team Beats Portland Holy Name in League Match
The Pastime B team in York Cumberland league earned four points in a match against Holy Name of Portland on the opponents lanes. Paul Lamontagne totaled 361 for Pastime while Tom Innerelli led Portland with 305. Next, Pastime faces lanes without automatic pin-setters as they travel this weekend.
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Holy Name
Portland
Paul Lamontagne
Tom Innerelli
H. Dee
G. Bissonette
Holy Name Defeats Menard Rallying Scores
Holy Name 1 404 defeated Menard 284 to 1 1 with Cribby 274 Canton 276 Innereli 305 Letellier 271 Delucca Jr 263 Breen 286 contributing notable points in a tight team effort.
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Ai. Menard
P. Lamortagne
O. Letellier
Holy Name
B. Cribby
P. Canton
I. Innereli
T. Delucca, Jr
B. Breen
Exhibition Baseball Results And Schedule
The Associated Press reports Thursday results Kansas City beat New York 6 to 5 while New York A handled Philadelphia. St Louis defeated Detroit 6 to 5 and Minnesota beat Baltimore 6 to 2. Chicago A shut out Cincinnati 5 0. Houston topped Los Angeles A 3 2. San Francisco 8 Milwaukee 2. Los Angeles N edged Cleveland 4 2. Saturday games include Cincinnati Chicago A in Louisville and Philadelphia St Louis in St Petersburg among others.
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Minnesota
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Cleveland
Louisville
St. Petersburg
Pittsburgh
Washington
Boston
Albuquerque
Oklahoma City
San Diego
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Fort Lauderdale
Daytona Beach
Saco Recreation Center Forms Two Bowling Leagues
The Saco Recreation Center formed two bowling leagues at PasTime Lanes. On Tuesday girls’ league includes String Alongs Jets Sno-Puffs and Cool Cats. on Wednesday boys’ league features Continentals Giants Killers Royals Elivits Hi-Fis Slo-Go's and Stars. Cindy Warren posted 264 in three strings and 103 high single. Paul Foran had 122 and 312 in three strings to lead first week. Standings show Jets leading with 869 team total, Jets 311 single, C Warren 264 three strings, 103 single.
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Jets
Giants
Killers
Royals
Cindy Warren
Paul Foran
SCPC
CREO
P. Foran
Ski Conditions Report for New England Ski Areas
New England Council ski reports list base depths and surface conditions across Maine and New Hampshire. Bald Mountain shows 33 to 45 inches with wet granular surface suited to spring skiing. Sugarloaf 18 to 48 inches with corn, good upper and excellent lower. Sunday River corn and good spring skiing with bare spots. Cannon Mountain 5 to 47 inches corn with spring conditions and bare spots. Cranmore 0 to 10 inches granular with spring and bare spots. Intervale 6 to 20 inches corn with spring. Mount Sunapee 0 to 20 inches corn with bare spots and good upper, good lower. Wildcat 0 to 40 inches granular with spring and bare spots lower.
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New England Council
Maine Bald Mt
Sugarloaf
Sunday River
New Hampshire
Cannon Mt
Cranmore
Intervale
Mount Sunapee
Past Presidents of VFW Group Meet in Biddeford
Past Presidents association of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary met last evening at Mrs. Laura Dodge’s home on Adams Street Biddeford for routine business. Special awards were given to Mrs. Marie Boisvert and Mrs. Beatrice Stone during social hour, with refreshments served by the hostess. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Lucienne Roy’s home on Wentworth Street Biddeford. Attendees included Mrs. Boisvert Stone Proulx Racine Roy and Mrs. Dodge.
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Alden Racine
Blanche Roy
Lucienne Roy
Dodge
Bomb threats and fines cited in 1961 flight scare
A Miami Boston flight scare in January 1961 saw a passenger threaten a bomb if not allowed to depart on time, earning a $250 fine. A lawyer delaying a client faced a year in prison and $1,000 fine. A Denver man calling about his mother in law and dynamite aboard a plane was jailed four months. FBI decried such false reports as grave lawlessness with up to $1,000 fine and one year imprisonment.
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Miami
Boston
Denver
FBI
Ski slopes shot full of holes at Mount Washington
A U S Forest Service crew in Tuckerman Ravine on Mount Washington uses a 50-caliber gun to blast dangerous ice from the headwall as skiers prepare for a new season. Rangers warn of avalanches and sun exposure while guiding two thousand climbers to the big snow bowl.
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Tuckerman Ravine
Mount Washington
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Appalachian Mountain Club
George Hamilton
AMC
White Mountains
Richard Goodrich
Gorham
Hermit Lake
Leavitt Bowie
Bowie
Nothing Better In Sight After 17 Years Of UN
James Marlow argues the United Nations, created 17 years ago, remains flawed yet indispensable. He notes U N membership growth, veto dynamics, and bloc voting by new nations. Despite disappointments, the UN preserves peace in the Middle East and Congo and offers hope for future action.
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Associated Press
Washington
United Nations
San Francisco
Senate
Europe
United States
Russia
Security Council
U.N
General Assembly
Assembly
Postwar Japan embraces automatic rice cookers and home appliances
The article surveys a leisure boom in postwar Japan with electric devices spreading through homes. It notes kitchens featuring rice cookers, dishwashers, air conditioners, and appliances shaping modern entertaining at home. It contrasts prewar and postwar dining, citing rising cooking schools and a shift toward home-meal hospitality. Also mentions cross-border boxing style: Benny Casing and Nacho Escalante draw in Stockton to Tijuana and Argentina entries.
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Japan
Election and Annual Banquet Slated By Thursday Club
Second and final nominations were held for officers and standing committee chairs at the Thursday club meeting in Biddeford. Elections will occur at the annual meeting with the April 12 banquet planned in Brunswick and transportation leaving Biddeford at 5 30 p m. The slate includes officers Mrs Arnold Calderwood president and Mrs Robert Noble first vice president, plus new appointments and numerous committee chairs.
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City Square
Arnold Calderwood
Robert Noble
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John B. Authier
William Ashton
Chris F. Johnson
Carlyle Atkinson
Robert Johnson
Edward Wolfertz
William B. O'Sullivan
Theodore Schaffer
Frank Carey
Christos Throumoulos
George Butler
Maurice Ross
Albert Gardella
Jon Nathanson
Flor Lacroix
Lewis Lachance
Demonstration of Maine seafood recipes for school lunches
Miss Barbara McCann of College Park Maryland, a home economist with the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, led a six-dish fish recipe demonstration for Maine school lunch officials. About 60 cafeteria staff from York County attended at Biddeford High School after a noon meal, with Kevin J. Allen of the Boston office overseeing the event. Dishes were served to the York County group after the demonstration.
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Barbara McCann
Center
College Park
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Biddeford High School
York County
Kevin J. Allen
Boston
Bernice Alexander
BHS
Laurent Caret
Rose Remillard Celebrates 94th Birthday in Old Orchard Beach
The quiet family party marks the 94th birthday of Rose Remillard at 92 East Grand Avenue Old Orchard Beach. Gifts included items and a decorated cake while her brothers George, Gus, Peter, and the late Joseph Martin sent greetings. Remillard, born in Sandy Bay Quebec, worked at York Mills before retirement and remains active in local parish life.
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East Grand Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Laurent
Stella Begin
George Martin
Biddeford
Gus Martin
Miami
Fla
Peter Martin
Charlotte
N. C
Joseph Martin
Painchand
York Mills
Zepherin Remillard
Charles Begin
Arthur Begin
U.S. Air Force
Newfoundland
St. Joseph Church
St. Margaret Parish
Three Are Killed By Snow Slide In Italy
COURMAYEUR Italy AP three workers were killed and three injured when a snow slide buried bunkhouses at the Mt Blane tunnel site near Courmayeur. Rescuers recovered bodies and continued searching for others as a nearby 7.2 mile Mt Blanc tunnel near completion to link Courmayeur and Chamonix. Meanwhile Italian Swiss crews opened the Saint Rhemy Bourg St Pierre highway tunnel with a blast, celebrating progress toward the Alps cross passages and winter traffic access.
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Italy
Mt. Blane
Mt. Blanc
Chamonix
France
Saint Rhemy
Bourg St. Pierre
Switzerland
Marcello Pietrobon
Alps
Grand St. Bernard Pass
Saco Man Appeals $100 Driving Fine
Alpha Binette Jr., 20, of 34 Roebuck Avenue Saco appealed a $100 fine for driving under the influence to the May term of York County Superior Court. Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr. found Binette guilty. In another case George Bucklin of Everett Mass charged with operating without tail lights was continued for sentence.
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Alpha Binette, Jr
Roebuck Avenue
Saco
York County Superior Court
William F. Wilson, Jr
Binette
George E. Bucklin
Everett
Mass
Braves Keep NL First Division Streak Since 1953 Move
The Milwaukee Braves have never finished out of the National League first division since their franchise moved from Boston in 1953, maintaining a consistent high placement in the standings.
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Milwaukee Braves
Boston
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