Yankees And Dodgers In Gellar
The Dodgers hold a slight edge over the Yankees as both clubs split the day’s results. Dodgers lost to Milwaukee 7-1, extending a six game skid. Yankees were shut out by Boston 4-0. Dodgers have more games played and own a 6-4 loss margin, while Yankees sit 4-1 in losses. Nellie Fox drove in four as the Colts beat St Louis 7-1 in Houston. Other games saw San Francisco beat Cincinnati 5-2 on Bob Skinner’s error, while Chicago at Baltimore and Philadelphia at New York Mets were rained out.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Eee
Bob Sadowski
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Yankees
Boston
Dodgers
New York Mets
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Washington Senators
Baltimore
Houston
Nellie Fox
St Louis
Bob Skinner
Cincinnati
Chicago
Sadowski
Tommy Davis
Ron Fairly
Gene Oliver
Braves
Lee Maye
Frank Rollins
Nick Willhite
Bill Monbouquette
Dick Radatz
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Tony Conigliaro
Bob Meyer
Beaulieu Leads Twin City Match At Pastime Bowling
Beaulieu, the challenger, leads Lamontagne in the Twin City title bowling match at Pastime Bowling Center Biddeford after 10 strings. Beaulieu totaled 1,137 pins to Lamontagne’s 1,045 with Beaulieu posting multiple strings over 120 and Lamontagne recording one strike and 29 spares for 124. The final half of the match is scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
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Twin City
Pastime
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Leo Beaulieu
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Deering Tigers Eagles blanked as Maroon streak ends
Thornton Academy defeated Deering 8 4 at Portland Stadium in a cold Telegram League opener. Sanford blanked St Louis 4 0 and South Portland crushed Biddeford 5 0. The Deering game featured 40 total strikeouts, a possible league record, and a late Maroon rally in the tenth inning to win.
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Telegram League
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Ken Pike
Dave Roberts
Wayne Nason
Saco
Maroon
Dean Dow
Butch Bridges
Matt Ruben
Bridges
Bob Lapp
Frank Bettencourt
Lapp
Bettencourt
Registration Set For Babe Ruth Baseball League
A Babe Ruth League meeting at Saco Recreation Center set May 4 for registration of all four teams at 6 p.m. Youths may register at Kennebunk Youth Center Biddeford Laundry's Alfred Street Saco Recreation Center and Old Orchard Beach High School. Tryouts on May 9 and 10. First game May 31 at Saco Memorial Field with a 1:30 doubleheader. This marks the first Babe Ruth game in the area.
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St Onge and Cyr win in Merchant's league rolloffs
Eddie Satch St Onge wins Class A with 636 total at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford aided by 65 maples to edge Al Therrien. Ray Cyr captures Class B with 604 aided by 75 pins, while Bob Nolette places third with 628. Steve Arsenault takes second in Class B with 575 and 90 handicap pins.
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Ray Cyr
Merchant's League
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Gosselin's Contractors
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Desmarais
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Boxing and bowling results from across the nation and coast
Teruo Kosaka knocked out Pete Acero in Tokyo while Jose Veliz outpointed Len Matthews in Philadelphia. Harold Johnson stopped Hank Casey in Santa Monica as Oscar Dusseault led Gosselin's with a 569 total aided by 205 pins. In bowling rolloffs, Dusseault claimed third with 569 and a 205 spare, with Class A and Class B results listed for numerous players.
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Teruo Kosaka
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Philippines
Philadelphia
Jose
Chico) Veliz
Miami
Fla
Len Matthews
Santa Monica
Calif
Harold Johnson
Hank Casey
San Francisco
Gillis and O'Brien Win Western Maine Bowling Title
Nick Gillis and Dick O'Brien captured the Western Maine Men's Doubles Bowling championship with a 2,382 total for 10 games to edge Don Saucier and Joe Lachance of Biddeford by 8 pins. Lachance and Saucier finished with 2,374, while former champions Al St. Clair and Bob Reed led thirds with 2,310. Eighteen doubles teams competed as Gillis posted a 1,215 and O'Brien 1,167, with Lachance achieving the high individual string of 1,228.
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Joe Lachance
Biddeford
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O’brien
al St. Clair
Bob Reed
Portland
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Mike Anhonors
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Celtics Lead Series 2 0 as Fight Breaks Out
Boston tops Golden State 124 101 to seize a 2 0 lead in the NBA finals. Wilt Chamberlain led Warriors with 32 points while Sam Jones scored 31 for the Celtics after a fourth quarter scuffle near the 104 73 mark. Talks of games 3 and 4 in San Francisco on Wednesday and Friday follow.
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Bill Russell
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Russell
Clyde
Auerbach
Sam Jones
Belgian Runner Wins Boston Marathon in Easy Style
Belgian runner Au rele Van den Driessche captured the Boston Marathon title in 2 19 59 for his second straight win on the course. He described the race as the easiest of his career and said he plans to return next year, weather permitting. He noted a recent scare with sciatic pain but pressed through to victory along the Hopkinton to downtown Boston route.
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Golf pros mull near for czar of game
In Palm Beach Gardens AP the PGA debates leadership as Arnold Palmer and peers weigh a single executive to run the sport amid rapid growth. Cantrell argues for modern business methods while Palmer backs a Dey like leader. players seek advisory roles with governance by an officers group.
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Warren Cantrell
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U. S. Golf Association
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Jay Hebert
Dave Marr
Johnny Pott
Bob Goalby
Paul Harney
New Uniform Colors Planned At Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O. Finley unveils two new color schemes misty green with wedding gown white to debut in tonight's home opener against the Cleveland Indians. He will also use 60 colored lights and three horns for home runs. Finley aims to revive the team image after city quarrels and bid attempts to relocate. About 25,000 expected as fewer than 1,900 season tickets were sold.
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Second Shift League Sets Lane Roll Off
The Pepperell Mfg Co Men’s Second Shift league holds its second annual handicap bowling rolloff Thursday at 12:30 at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford. Sixteen bowlers from four teams compete for a giant trophy cash awards and surprise prizes. Ray Roberts tops the final averages with 101 65 handicap. others include Martel Labbe Lachance Neault Oliver Fournier Mon tembeau Patenaude Gagne Labonte Thompson Guilbeault Gregoire Perreault and Petrin.
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United Team
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Lachance
Neault
Oliver
Fournier
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Labonte
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Gregoire
Perreault
Petrin
Boston Keeps Perfect Record Against Yankees
Boston blanked the New York Yankees 4-0 at Fenway Park as Bill Monbouquette and Dick Radatz combined on the shutout after a postponed morning game. Tony Conigliaro hit his second homer, Carl Yastrzemski added a triple, and Dick Stuart drove in a run, keeping Boston two for two against the perennial champions.
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Young Detroit Players May Be Used More
AP reports Detroit Red Wings coach Sid Abel may bench younger players more in tonight's fifth game of the Stanley Cup finals against the Toronto Maple Leafs. After Toronto tied the series 2-2 with a 4-2 win, critics noted Abel overuses veterans and leaves youngsters on the bench, though Bruce MacGregor still scored. The teams prepared in Toronto as Detroit, seeking its first Cup final win since 1936, rested players between workouts.
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