Pirates Fall Short as Cubs Snow Out Early
Chicago blanked the Pirates 7 3 in Chicago as snow postponed the Cubs game in the seventh. Donn Clendenon and Roberto Clemente homered for Pittsburgh while Fergie Jenkins earned his second win for the Cubs. Rich Allen homered twice for Philadelphia in a split with the Mets.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
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New York
Pittsburgh
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Norm Gigon
Adolfo Phillips
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Atlanta
San Francisco
Donn Clendenon
Roberto Clemente
Ferguson Jenkins
Rich Allen
Phillies
Dick Ellsworth
Phil Linz
Phils
Milt Pappas
Astros
Ted Abernathy
Reds
Deron Johnson
Ron Davis
Ron Fairly
Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Lou Brock
Cardinals
Roll-A-Way Five Downs Go West in Lane Victory
Roll-A-Way Lanes hosts W M B P A women’s bowling as Roll-A-Way defeats Go West 6 2 to close their season. Four Roll-A-Way bowlers exceed 300 with Pat Tarbox 318 and Eleanor Ramsdell 315 leading Go West. Roll-A-Way totals 1540 to Go West 1498.
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Bowl - A- Wile
Go West
Pat Tarbox
Eleanor Ramsdell
H. Ouellette
C. Fleurent
P. Tarbox
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L. Camire
P. Parkinson
V. Schurkmono
E. Ramsdell
P. Davenport
H. Field
Lions Club elects vice president. Kennebunk coaches named
At a Northern York County Babe Ruth League meeting Francis Lamontagne of Kennebunk was elected to replace Richard Murray as league vice president. Kennebunk Lions coaches named are Milton Smith Merle Romprey Joe Butler and Ronald Graham. A draft plan for the all star team and district playoffs in Kittery July 22 was discussed. Player insurance will be provided by Maine Bonding and Casualty Co. The next meeting is May 14 at 157 Cleaves St Biddeford.
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Babe Ruth
Francis Lamontagne
Kennebunk
Richard Murray
Murray
Kennebunk Lions
Milton Smith
Merle Romprey
Joe Butler
Ronald Graham
Kittery
Maine Bonding and Casualty Co
Portland
Louis Caron
Cleaves St
Biddeford
Ryun Delivers Intercollegiate Record Mile at Kansas Relays
Jim Ryun, facing nerves, clocks 3:54.7 for a 12th fastest all time mile, a Kansas Relays meet record and early season best. The Kansas sophomore, 20th birthday looming, also anchors relay duties and contends for a Don Pierre Award as peers post strong marks from Hines, Burton, Brown, and MecCubbins across three days.
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Kan
Marvel Jim Ryun
Kansas
Don Pierre
Jim Hines
Texas Southern
Fred Burton
Steve Herndon
Missouri
Conley Brown
Rice
Brown
Hines
Hines & Co
Ryan
Oklahoma State
Chris MecCubbins
Ryun
Yankees Rally Past Red Sox 7-5 Behind Howard and Downing
The Yankees overcome an early 5-1 deficit to beat the Red Sox 7-5 as Elston Howard delivers a decisive two-run double and Al Downing earns his second win in relief. Downing combines a strong five innings of shutout relief after allowing only one hit in the fourth. In other AL action, California sweeps Cleveland to reach first, Baltimore splits with Kansas City, Minnesota defeats Detroit, and Washington beats Chicago.
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Elston Howard
al Downing
New York
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Ralph Houk
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Darrell Brandon
Tom Tresh
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
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Charlie Smith
Jose Santiago
Jake Gibbs
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Bobby Knoop
Jose Cardenal
Paul Schaal
Dick Radatz
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Stu Miller
Jack Aker
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White Sox
Bernie Allen
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Dick Williams
Red Flaherty
Carl Yastrzemski
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Dalton Jones
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Tony Horton
George Thomas
Rico Petrocelli
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Russ Gibson
Tresh
Mantle
Pepitone
Santiago
Flaherty
Filaherty
Don Demeter
Yaz
Dennis Bennett
Camilo Pascal
Dick Williams Angry Over Red Sox Defeat and Slumping Yankees
Boston built a four run lead on Darrell Brandon but the Yankees rallied with a bases loaded single by Pepitone and Whitaker sacrifice fly. Downing provided a key double for a 6 5 lead as Boston preserved a 6 1 win and California swept Cleveland later.
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Dick Williams
Red Sox
Telegram Loop Baseball Opens With Rescheduled Games
The Telegram Loop season starts Thursday with postponed April games shifted to late May and early June. Biddeford hosts Deering and Portland visits Thornton as St Louis rests. Opening play follows weather delays and aims to reduce makeup games while outdoor practice continues.
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Deering
Portland
Thornton
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Telly Loop
Glen-Mor Bowlerettes Finish Season With Sweep
The 20th Century Bowlerettes closed the 1966-67 W.M.B.P.A. season with an eight point 1,439 to 1,382 victory over Glen-Mor at 20th Century Lanes. F. Thompson led Glen-Mor with 302 while Ruth Strickland and Es telle Harper topped the Bowlerettes with 294 each.
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F. Thompson
Glen-Mor
Ruth Strickland
Estelle Harper
P. Cantara
J. Montpas
R. Strickland
E. Harper
D. Gillis
Dodge Retains Twin City Bowling Title Against Nason
Bob Dodge, the Twin City bowling champion, defeated challenger Lester Nason at Pastime Lanes last night. Dodge totaled 1,124 to Nason’s 1,013, winning by 182 pins after leading by 71 in the first 10 strings. Dodge posted 193 pins from three strikes and 26 spares. Nason had five strikes and 14 spares for 133 extra pins.
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Bob Dodge
Twin City
Lester Nason
Nason
Dodge
Final Big Three Rolloff Scheduled
The final event in the Big Three handicap rolloff will be held Tuesday evening at the Pastime Lanes to determine the trophy winner. The five-string route will use handicaps based on each bowler average and the event remains open to bowlers with a season average. Start time is 8:15 p.m.
Fights Last Night in Santa Ruz de Tenerife and Columbus
Boxing results show Juan Sambritz Albornoz stopping Antonio Ortiz in Canary Islands bout. In Columbus Doug Agin outpointed Johnny Howard in a separate 12 round match with noted scores from Steubenville and Richmond contexts.
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Santa Ruz DE Teneriffs
Canary Islands
Juan
Sambritz) Albornoz
Antonio Ortiz
Columbus
Ohio
Doug Agin
Steubenville
Johnny
Flash) Howard
Richmond
Yankees' Al Downing Dominates Red Sox In 7-5 Win
In a six inning relief performance, Al Downing shut out Boston as the Yankees erased a deficit to beat the Red Sox 7-5. The night also featured Los Angeles extending a season arc with a 9-3 victory over St. Louis.
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St. Louis
al Downing
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Boston
New York
Red Sox
Derby Favorites Damascus and Successor Dominate Preview
Damascus leads Derby talk after a six length Wood Memorial win at Aqueduct while Successor prepares to run in the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland. Dawn Glory and Gala Performance trailed as Derby field expectations tighten with trainer changes and prep races shaping the Churchill Downs lineup. Damascus sails to Churchill Downs with Bill Shoemaker aboard as Derby week looms.
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Puerto Rico
Dawn Glory
H. C., Phipps
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Gala Performance
Alfred Vanderbilt
Successor In the Wood
Churchill Downs
Damascus
Successor
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Hirsch Jacobs
Flamingo
Golden Gate Fields
Genter
Sunshine Calvert
Garden State
New Jersey
Tartan
W.L. McKnight
Johnny Nerud
Dr. Fager
the Wood
Laurel
Bill Shoemaker
Kentucky
Six teams compete in northern Maine bowling event at Pastime Lanes
The Lafayette Court Catholic Order of Foresters hosted six teams for five string bowling over Saturday and Sunday. Van Bur en won with 6 211 total, Wallagrass second at 6 061. Yvon Tardif, Roger Ouellette, and Arnie Labbe led high strings while Tardif and Dee top singles. Banquet capped the event at the COF Hall. In Philadelphia, Tom Mersberg warned of spoiling the champagne party as the Warriors overcame the 76ers 117 109 to force a sixth game in San Francisco. Rick Barry led SF with 36 points and Thurmond added key free throws in the final stretch.
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Order of Foresters
Maine
van Buren
Wallagrass
Yvon Tardif
Roger Ouellette
Arnie Labbe
Harold Dee
Roger Fecteau
Biddeford
Fort Kent
C.O.F. Hall
Philadelphia
Tom Mersberg
Philadelphia 76Ers
San Francisco Warriors
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Warriors
Meschery
San Francisco
Chet Walker
Nate Thurmond
Hal Greer
Wilt Chamberlain
Jim King
Rick Barry
Luke Jackson
Thursmond
Greer
Barry
Thurmond
Randy Matson Breaks Record On His Day
Randy Matson set a world shot put mark at 71 feet 5 1/2 inches at Texas A M on Randy Matson Day. The senior and Kyle Field crowd watched as he surpassed the old record by about 10 1/2 inches and discussed heat and weight affecting his performance. His next stop is Drake Relays in Des Moines.
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Tex
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
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Matson
Maton
Des Moines
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results
National League standings show St Louis 9 3 tied for first, Philadelphia 7 3, Atlanta 5 4, Chicago 5 4, Pittsburgh 3 5, New York and San Francisco around. Sundays featured Philadelphia 10-3, Cincinnati 5-3, Los Angeles 9-3, Chicago 7-3. American League standings list New York 5 4, Detroit 6 5, Kansas City 5 6, Baltimore 6 5, Boston 4 4, Minnesota 4 5, Cleveland 4 5. Weekend results include Philadelphia over New York, San Francisco over Atlanta, Cincinnati over Houston, and Los Angeles sweeping St Louis.
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Houston
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Cumberland Fair Official Entries Tonight
Trotters and pacers are listed for the Cumberland Fair with eight races scheduled starting at 7 30. Entries include Miss Amy Martin Amossons Rusty Shadywdale Mimic Grants Fortune and Frivoulous Valley in Race One and Hurricane Maid in Race Three.
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Amy Martin
V. Brann Fair
O. Gordon Hills
Ingrid
R. Gartley
G. Reed
J. M. Jim
L. Norton
Dales
F. Parker
P. Goodell
Spuds
R. Smith
City Hall
Ricci del Marge
H. McKenney
C. Connor
Shadydale Justice
G. Reed Sawyer
Denway
R. Doherty
Elroma
C.B. Chappell Knight Latch
F. Woodbury
C. Smith
B. Smith
Long , Scott
H. Richards
Impish Knight
J. Gerry
Highland Flight
R. P. Johnson
Willie Worthy
R. Millett
Sharp Advance
D. Richards
David Pick
Jans Flicka
D. Arnold
Buttercup Susie
Toronto blank Montreal in Stanley Cup Finals Game
Toronto defeated Montreal 3 to 0 as the Stanley Cup Finals tied at one win each. No other games scheduled. remaining matches include Boston at Washington Kansas City at Detroit Minnesota at Cleveland California at Baltimore Chicago at New York.
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New York
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Wesh
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Cleveland
Washington
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Montreal
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