Notre Dame de Lourdes Grammar School Preseason Baseball
Notre Dame de Lourdes in Saco begins pre season practice for a 15 man team under coach Maurice Mercier Sr. The roster includes Ronald Cartier Edward Gadbois Paul Putney Pat Boudreau Ernie Leclair Al Martin Ralph Mercier Lionel Morin Donald Caouette Ronald Petit Norman Fecteau Raymond Janson Alwin Douville Rene Goupil and Robert Houde New uniforms arrived and Mercier Sr will assign positions with help from Maurice Mercier Jr as spring vacation ends.
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Maurice Mercier
Notre Dame de Lourdes Grammar
Saco
Ronald Cartier
Edward Gadbois
Paul Putney
Pat Boudreau
Ernie Leclair
al Martin
Ralph Mercier
Lionel Morin
Donald Caouette
Ronald Petit
Norman Fecteau
Raymond Janson
Alwin Douville
Rene
Notre Dame Aims for Grammar School Championship Run
Notre Dame seeks a championship this season after finishing second last year. The article notes Burns School led the standings, with Notre Dame intent on turning out a champion team.
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Notre Dame
Burns School
Bombers Fall In Finale Tie For Fifth In League
The 20th Century Bombers lost to Congress Square 1730 to 1701 after a late rally, finishing tied for fifth in the YC County Men’s League. Johnny D Alfonso and Earl Brasier led Congress Square with 369 and 384, while C Gillis 338 and J Lachance 356 paced the Bombers.
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Congress Square
Portland
Bombers
Johnnny D’alfonso
Earl Brasier
Joe Lachance
Nick Gillis
Ray Gendron
Pac
J. D'Alfonso
C. Dyer
E. Brasier
D Patchell
C. Gillis
L. Lachance
R. Gendron
J. Lachance
In. Gillis
Patriot's Day sports schedule fills Maine pages
A busy Patriot's Day awaits with golf at Brunswick Country Club a five day session and a road race in Westbrook. Entries for distance runners are encouraged by Friday for the Maine Principals Association sanctioned event. Warden Robbins announces a Thomaston Prison baseball schedule with nine wins and seven losses last season and a strong future lineup. Harness racing fans eye Suffolk Downs 66 day meet starting Monday with races boasting up to 50,000 dollars in stakes. Amateurs Ted Drew and Paul Labbe Jr. reunite in boxing reminiscence while a 1925 Biddeford girls team is remembered for its early success and lineup led by Captain Margaret O Connor.
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Richard Getchell
Westbrook High School
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Maine Principals Association
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Allen L. Robbins
Donald B. Chase
Maine State Prison
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Kid” Drew) Drouin
Biddeford
Paul
Ted Drew
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Gorham
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Kennebunkport
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Morse High
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Westbrook Seminary
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Westbrook Sem Femmes
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Hannah Farley
Beatrice Fuller
Constance Hartley
Harriet McCormack
Louise Meikle
Betty Anderson If
Margaret Hoctor Ig
Cecilia Murphy Jc
Doris Emmens
Mary Hannawaysec
Inez Johnson
Joan Cosgrove
Biddeford High School
Lusty Leader Set for Rockingham Pace Test Tonight
Salem New Hampshire horses Lusty Leader and Hundred Proof lead a $6,000 Gate City open handicap at Rockingham Park. Lusty Leader seeks a sub two minute mile against top handicap rivals including Hundred Proof, Spangler Goose, and Adios Paul on a muddy track.
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Lusty Leader
Rockingham Park
Rocking
Sham
Lusty Song
Gate City
Jas
Scotland
Hundred Proof
Lusty
Yonkers
Spangler Goose
Adios Paul
Keen
New York
Tidemite
Ned Rosecroft
Matador
Johnny Nick
Guy Sampson
C. D.higgins
South Windsor
Conn
Rockingham
Mercantile Pin League Rolloff Slated Monday
The National Mercantile league schedules its annual handicap roll off for members Monday night at Pastime lanes. It uses a 2/3 handicap between each bowler’s average and the top average bowler, across a three string format, with listed averages and handicaps for participants.
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National Mercantile League
J. Masterson
J. Velevis
Ra. Petit
D. Bouthot
C. Brown
P. Taylor
R. Genest
W. Crown
A. Gilblair
R. Spofford
B. Bonney
P. Wormwood
D. Dallaire
C. Austin
E. Bernier
J. Gretello
R. Trottier
R. Duchesne
D. Paullus
N. Stackwole
P. Bergeron
Lary fires first one hitter as Tigers beat White Sox 7 4
Frank Lary pitched the first one hitter of his career and missed a no hitter by inches in the fifth inning on Jim Landis’s bunt single off Chico Fernandez’s glove as Detroit beat Chicago 7 4 for their first win. Landis doubled later and Kaline drove in a run.
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Associated Press
Frank Lary
Jim Landis
Chico Fernandez
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Twins
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Lary
Landis
Earl Torgeson
Chisox Blank II
Larv
White Sox
Frank Baumann
Chicago
Pedro Ramos
Orioles
Jackie Brandt
Zoilo Versalles
Jack Fisher
Billy Gardner
Giants and Reds extend unbeaten runs in pennant race
In a night of tight pitching the San Francisco Giants edged Philadelphia 2-0 as Mike McCormick and Art Mahaffey locked down a double three-hitter. Willie Mays hit a first homer in the eighth after a prior wild first inning, while Cincinnati and Pittsburgh each won to stay in pursuit. Sammy Taylor delivered a ninth inning two-run shot for Milwaukee, and Ed Bailey, Ed Kasko, and Bill Henry factored in late scoring for the Giants.
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Art Mahaffey
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Reds
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Pittsburgh
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Chicagoes
Milwaukee
Sammy Taylor
McCormick
Ruben Amaro
Phils
Tony Taylor
Gene Smith
Pancho Herrera
Cal Neeman
Giants
Mahaffey
Willie Mays
Dick Groat
Bob Skinner
Roberto Clemente
Dick Stuart
Pirates
Sandy Koufax
Joe Gibbon
Tommy Davis
Clem Labine
Mons
al Cicotte
Bob Tiefenauer
Ed Bailey
Gus Bell
Ed Kasko
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Taylor
Bob Buhl
Don Elston
Black Hawks Confident Of Sunday Finis
The Chicago Black Hawks, leading Detroit 3-2 in the Stanley Cup series, expect to close the series Sunday in Detroit after a 6-3 victory. General Manager Jack Adams countered that Detroit will win the cup next Tuesday night, while a rowdy crowd disrupted Chicago Stadium. Balfour suffered a left forearm fracture and will miss the rest of the series.
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Detroit Red Wings
Black Hawks
Detroit
Jack Adams
Chicago Stadium
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Rudy Pilous
Udvari
Pilous
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Griffith Ortega Sign For Bout Despite Snags
New York AP reports Emile Griffith and Gaspar Ortega sealed a May 27 world welterweight title defense in Los Angeles. Griffith seeks his first defense since dethroning Ben Paret on April 1 in Miami Beach amid negotiations and language barriers among promoters and lawyers.
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George Parnassus
Emile Griffith
Gaspar Ortega
Los Angeles
Griffith
Benny
Kid) Paret
Cuva
Miami Beach
Parnassus
Ortega
Paret
Paul Pender Praises Basilio Ahead of Title Bout
Boston report says Paul Pender respects Carmen Basilio, noting Basilio’s ongoing conditioning and punching power. Pender plans to stay fast and counter, aiming to slow Basilio with quick combinations as their April 22 national televised middleweight title fight approaches.
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Boston
Paul Pender
Carmen Basilio
Basilio
Paul
September date TBD for event, says Parnassus
Parnassus indicated the event will occur in September with the exact date to be scheduled later. The statement notes September is the target month but provides no specific day.
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Parnassus
Spider Web Returns Tonight in Battle With Dick Tiger
New York reports Spider Web resumes after 14 months to face Nigeria’s Dick Tiger in a 10 round middleweight fight at St. Nicholas Arena televised on ABC at 10 p.m. Tiger, the 7-5 favorite, seeks to extend his current seven win run while Webb aims to shake rust and regain momentum after a long layoff and recent wins.
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Spider Web
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ABC
St. Nicholas Arena
Tiger
Webb
London
Spider
Wilfie Greaves
Empire
Ace Armstrong
Armstrong
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Fights Last Night in Gastonia and Fresno Boxing Results
In Gastonia North Carolina Pete Rademacher of Columbus Georgia stopped Dan Vanderford of Lockhart South Carolina at 1:00 in the round. In Fresno California Ray Riojas of Orange California stopped Oscar Ortegon at 8:00 in the round.
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Associated Press
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Columbus
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Lockhart
S. C
Fresno
Calif
Ray Riojas
Orange
Oscar Ortegon
Basilio Versus Pender To Defend WBA Title In Boston
Basilio the 34 year old veteran from Chittanongo New York seeks to reclaim momentum in a 15 round title defense against Pender of Brookline Massachusetts at Boston Garden. Pender, whose title is recognized in New York Massachusetts and Europe, vows to dish out punishment while Tolling his legs says he may be outgunned unless he improves. Basilio has defeated Don Jordan Gaspar Ortega and Gene Fullmer in a comeback while Pender earned the crown by decision over Sugar Ray Robinson and defended against Robinson and Terry Downes.
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Chittanongo
N.Y
Don Jordan
Gaspar Ortega
Gene Fullmer
Pender
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England
Hockey Results Show Chicago Leads 3-2 in Playoff Fight
AP reports Friday night hockey score Chicago 6 Detroit 3, putting Chicago ahead 3-2 in the best of seven series. No game Saturday or Sunday. Chicago hosts Detroit next. Maine Central Railroad plans four passenger trains in June and July to carry about 1300 campers to summer camps and will maintain some special passenger operations per the PU C.
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Associated Press
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Maine Central Railroad
Maine
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