Oliva Sinks In Early Pace For Twins In Win Over Washington
Tony Oliva the rookie outfielder of the Minnesota Twins drives in two runs with a double and a triple in a 6-2 win over Washington setting an early pace. Oliva whose real name is Pedro has been known as Tony since entering the U S on his brother’s passport. The Twins lineup shifts Harmon Killebrew Bob Allison and Jimmie Hall with Allison moving to first and Power relegated to a reserve role as Oliva shines.
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Baseball standings and results wrap update
American League standings show Minnesota and Baltimore leading with strong records as Boston and Detroit trail. Thursday results include Baltimore 4 Chicago 3 and Boston 4 New York 3 in 11. Minnesota 6 Washington 2. Schedule notes and Friday games listed for multiple matchups across leagues.
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Beach Softball Club Forms in Old Orchard Beach
An Old Orchard Beach registration meeting for men wishing to form a softball team and join the Bid leford Softball League will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday April 9 behind Old Orchard Beach High School. Local sports man Bob Maguire provides contact details at 39 Seaview Ave if registration is delayed.
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Saco Little League Trials Postponed
President Armand Mercier announced that Saco Little League tryouts are postponed one week due to heavy rains. Nine and ten year olds report at 1 PM on April 5, and 11 and 12 year olds at 1 PM on April 26. First-time applicants only must attend.
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Tillman Leads Red Sox Past Yankees in Opener
Boston edges New York 4 3 as Bob Tillman goes 4 for 5 with a decisive 11th inning triple off Mickey Mantle’s glove. Roman Mesias scores on Whitey Ford wild pitch after Tillman’s hit. Dick Radatz and Bob Heffner provide late relief. Mantle exited with a bruised elbow after Yastrzemski’s drive.
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Joe Pepitone
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Final Prep Races For Kentucky Derby Saturday
The Associated Press reports two major prep races set for Derby week: the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct and the California Derby at Golden Gate Fields. Hill Rise and Northern Dancer remain in Kentucky, while Traffic may run in the Wood. Wil Rad rides in the California Derby to challenge Derby hopefuls.
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Pitcher Curt Simmons Beats Giants 2-0 in Series Opener
Curt Simmons of the St Louis Cardinals shut down San Francisco on three singles and retired the last 13 batters in order over 2.0 innings in a 2-0 win. Bob Tillman of the Boston Red Sox went 4-for-5 and delivered the winning run in the 11th with a triple and a score on a wild pitch as Boston beat the New York Yankees 4-3.
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Queen Victoria Becomes Empress of India
Queen Victoria is recorded as the first British queen to hold the title Empress of India marking a pivotal imperial milestone.
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Irene Patterson Wins Sudden Death Rhythmette Roll Off
Irene Patterson of the Limbos team wins the Rhythmette girls handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford after a 299 in three strings and a two frame sudden death playoff against Pat Vertefeuille of the Rhumbas. The league awards a trophy and bonus pins. banquet set May 1 at Wonderbar Steak House.
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San Francisco Triumphs 105 95 to Take Western Finals
San Francisco defeated St Louis 105 to 95 to win the Western Division finals four games to three. The 49ers advance to the finals and will face Boston starting Saturday in the best-of-seven series opener.
Warriors Rally For Triumph in Western Division Finals
San Francisco Warriors erased a 77-69 deficit with 14 straight points, beating St. Louis 105-95 to claim the NBA Western Division title. Coach Alex Hannum praised relentless pressure as the team advances to face the Boston Celtics in a best-of-seven NBA final. A 21-6 St. Louis rally earlier had threatened the series clincher.
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Seaboard Pacing Series Opens at Rockingham Park
Sixteen top pacers gather for the inaugural Seaboard Series at Rockingham Park Salem NH with two divisions and a total purse of 175250 later boosting weekend purses to 64000. Adios Don leads the first division with Harold Dancer Jr driving while Quick Dream tops the second division with Archie Young in the bike.
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Giardello Faces Rivera in Strength Focused Non Title Bout
In Cleveland Joey Giardello 33 fights for the middleweight crown last December 7. He weighs about 164 pounds for a 10 round non title fight with Juan Rocky Rivera telecast by ABC at 10 p.m. EST. Rivera Argentine middleweight champ 41 10 1 has 36 KOs. Giardello 101 22 relies on speed left hook and jab.
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Rocky) Rivera
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Akita Dog Pulls Heavier Sledge Loads in Subzero Weather
The Akita of Japan outperforms many huskies in pulling heavier loads. Its double coat thickens in cold climates, making it well suited to subzero conditions.
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Pinson Sparks Reds Past Dodgers with 5-2 Win
Cincinnati outfielder Vada Pinson opened April strong with three singles and 4-for-8 overall, pairing with rookie Chico Ruiz to power a 5-2 victory over the Dodgers. Ruiz added a double and triple, driving in runs as Jim O'Toole and Joe Nuxhall limited Los Angeles to eight hits.
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Biddeford Track Prospects Bright For Tigers
Biddeford's track team shows strong prospects for the season under coach Joseph Plamondon. About 30 to 40 athletes are expected across 16 events with key runners like Ronald Nadeau, Lloyd Cochrane, Richard Gadbois, Steve Zimniski, Norman Duguay, and Adrien Dufresne. The squad aims to win the York County Championship and defeats Thornton Academy in the opener, with multiple meets scheduled through May and June.
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Rosburg Leads Houston Classic After Second Round
Bob Rosburg, seeking his first tournament title since 1961, holds a one stroke edge at the Houston Classic after a 67 in round two. Ramon Sota and veterans Billy Maxwell and Jimmy Clark chase at Sharpstown Country Club as Rosburg copes with neck nerve pain and a recent ankle sprain.
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Freezer Wrap Chops Aid Easy Storing and Retrieval
A tip explains packing meat in paired portions for freezer storage. By wrapping in small bundles of two, four, or six, you can easily remove the exact amount needed. This method simplifies thawing and helps prevent waste.
Rocca Set To Wrestle At Portland In Major Card
Argentine sensation Rocca returns to New England action Saturday night at the Portland Exposition Building facing blond Lenny Montana of Sioux City in the main event. Action starts at 8 30 p m Rocca, barefooted gymnast and NYC headliner, seeks another showcase against Montana, a seasoned heavyweight champ. Co feature has Tony Alta more meeting Rocky Storm, a Negro ace.
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Detroit Takes One Game Lead In Ice Playoffs
In a 4 3 win over Toronto the Detroit Red Wings move to two games to one in the Stanley Cup final as Alex Delvecchio scores a dramatic last minute goal after Toronto ties seconds earlier. Sid Abel acknowledges his team did not play well but secured the victory. The piece also includes a separate warning from the Maine Highway Safety Committee about liquor in highway fatalities.
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