Indians Win Fourth In A Row To Lead AL Race
The Indians rallied to beat the White Sox 6 4 after trailing 4 1, tying the game in the seventh with three straight hits and taking the lead in the eighth on a Woody Held sacrifice fly. Humberto Robinson earned the win in relief.
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Indians
Philadelphia
Herb
Dick Donovan
Minnie Minoso
Russ Nixon
Tito Francona
Vic Power
Woody Held
Gerry Staley
Humberto Robinson
Milwaukee Braves
Tribe
White Sox
Score
Ray Boone
Pirates
Dick Stuart
Smoky Burgess
Ron Kline
Gran Hamner
Ed Bouchee
Wally Post
Crew Sawatski
Elroy Face
al Schroll
Felipe Alou
Daryl Spencer
Cubs
Stu Miller
Johnny Antonelli
John Buznardt
Cub
Little Lassies League and Pepperell Mfg. bowling standings
In the 21st week of the Little Lassies League at 20th Century Lanes the Bowling Bees lead with 72 over Sure Shots 28. Pepperell Mfg. Co. second shift girls show totals and high strings by M LaBrecque 269 and C Couture 105. Pastime Lanes reports Slow Pokes and Lady Pepperell standings. AMVETS lead in ith Century Lanes with 1 369 team total and R Nadeau high 3 strings 323.
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Cove
Meng Ierisiscce
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East End
Ith Century Lanes
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Perreault
20Th Century Lanes
York Products League
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iTeam
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R. Pierce
Eagles To Meet Deering and Thornton Hosts Biddeford
Eagles face Deering while Thornton hosts Biddeford in district diamond action as St Louis visits Deering and Nassan challenges St Francis at St Louis Alumni field. Faucher will start Charland for St Louis against Deering with Agreste Pinette and Daigle leading hitters. Biddeford struggles on the mound and in fielding while Small shines for Biddeford.
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Thornton
Biddeford
Nassau College Lions
St. Francis Red Knights
Marcel “Muff” Faucher
Jack Charland
Rams
Thornton Academy
Eagle
Cheverus High School
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Westbrook
Faue
Dangerous Deering
Ron Agreste
Thems
Agreste
Bernard Pinette
Eagles
al Daigle
St .Louis
Mahaney
Saco
Maroon
Neil ‘Zigg
Serpico
Hilary Maha
Maroon and Gold
Old Orchard Beach
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Kerry
Dick K
Wild
Portland
Tom Fahey
Tiger
Tigers
Graham Small
Small
St. Francis
Nassan
New England
St. Louis Alumni Field
Tom Croke
Red Knights
Major League Leaders Baseball batting and pitching notes
American League leaders include Kaline Detroit at .413 and Power Cleveland at .409 in batting. Runnels Boston and Power Cleveland lead runs with 12, while Triandos Baltimore has 16 RBIs. Home runs show Held Cleveland and Triandos Baltimore with four. Stolen bases top Aparicio Chicago with four. Pitching leaders list Johnson Baltimore Delock Boston Bell McLish Ferrarse and Brodowski Cleveland and Larsencyl Ford New York with 20 wins. 1.000 strikeouts go to Score Cleveland and Ford New York with 21 and 19. National League figures show Aaron Milwaukee at .512, Mathews Milwaukee with 12 RBIs, Cepeda San Francisco 15 RBIs and 20 hits, Mays San Francisco 3 triples, Demeter Los Angeles and Mathews Milwaukee 6 home runs, Cepeda 5, Moon Los Angeles with 3 steals, Burdette Milwaukee and De Antonelli San Francisco tied 3-0 1.000.
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Associated Press
Kaline
Detroit
Power
Cleveland
Runnels
Boston
Minoso
Tasby
Baltimore
Triandos
Strickland
Skowron
New York
Fox
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Washington
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Cs City
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Don McMac
Holy Name League Standings Thirteenth Week Report
Standings show St Marys with 0 wins and Notre Dame and Boston College tied or near bottom. Team totals list St Marys 1,233 and Notre Dame 437 with individual strings led by J Brooks 357 and F Kelley 135.
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Holy Name League
St. Marys
Srheare
Notre Dame
Boston College
Ysseewicnyaee Coe
J. Brooks
F. Kelley
Merchant League Final Standings and Top Scores
Standings show Merchant's League final results with teams such as Serpico's Market Twin City Radio Cab and Artie's Tavern. Notable totals include Greyhounds leading team marks with 1,503, Alley Kings 525 high single 151 by L Beaulieu, and individual scores noted for 3 strings and singles.
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P. Gagnon
L. Beaulieu
T. Total
Artie’s Tavern
T. Single
Twin City Radio Cab
R. O'Brien
H. Single
J. Lachance
Gillis Leads Westbrook Bowler in Western Maine Title Duel
State bowling champion Doris Gillis holding a 50 pin lead over challenger Janette Jordan of Westbrook in the first half of the Western Maine ladies title match at Colonial Bowling Academy Westbrook. Gillis 944 Jordan 894 with second half set for May 6 at 3 30 at 20th Century lanes.
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Doris Gillis
Janette Jordan
Westbrook
Don Jordan Retains Welter Crown By Medical Round
World welterweight champion Don Jordan overwhelmed Virgil Akins in Kiel Auditorium to retain the title. Jordan hurt his right hand but dominated the remaining rounds in front of 8,428 fans, while promises of a June bout at Madison Square Garden and a Basilio clash loom. The telecast netted $44,746 gate with each fighter earning about $28,423 plus TV share.
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Don Jordan
Carmen Basilio
Mycelison Square Garden
Jordan
Virgil Akins
Basilio
Los Angeles
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robinson
Kiel Auditorium
Akins
Weekend Prep: Local Teams Hit Field This Afternoon
Biddeford faces Thornton at Saco, St Louis battles Deering in Portland, and Nusson meets St Francis at St Louis Field all slated for 2 p m. in a busy Saturday schedule. In international action Bert Whitehurst of Baltimore and Ulli Ritter of Germany clash as heavyweights in Essen Germany.
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Biddeford
Thornton
Saco
St. Louis
Deering
Portland
Nusson
St. Francis
Associated Press
Essen
Germany
Bert Whitehurst
Baltimore
Ulli Ritter
Drew
Mathews Hitting Homers Again After Series Slump
Hank Aaron era: not present. A Brewers star leads NL homer race with two grand slams in a 10 7 win at Cincinnati. Mathews ties Don Demeter for the league lead as Milwaukee extends its edge over the Dodgers and San Francisco while Reds, Pirates, and Cardinals slip in a high scoring day across the majors.
ABC Bowling Tourney Nears Close in St Louis
The American Bowling Congress championships wrap Sunday after 72 days of nearly nonstop play. Top marks include Ed Lubanski of Detroit leading singles with 764 and all events at 2116 while Gib Fishbach and Barney Vehige of St Louis pace doubles with 1372.
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Séth Amercan
Detroit
Ed Lubanski
Gib Fishbach
Barney Vehige
Wertz Drives In Five Runs For Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox beat Washington 7 2 as Ike Delock pitched a six hitter. Vic Wertz drove in five runs including a three run homer, with Gene Stephens doubling in a run and Jackie Jensen homering. Sam White and Frank Sullivan expected to return soon as Boston seeks more in the series with the Senators.
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Vie Wertz
Boston
Vito Valentinetti
Jackie Jensen
Jack Kralick
Nets
Ike Delock
Senators
Washington
Bob Lemon
Bob Cerv
A's
Terry
Tigers
Gail Harris
RBI
Boston Red Sox
Delock
Vic Wertz
Red Sox
Jim Lemon
Lemon
Gene Stephens
Sammy White
Frank Sullivan
Mike Higgins
Sullivan
Sully
Chicago
Higins
Herb Moford
Pete Ramos
Von Braun to outline rocket program at Roswell Goddard Museum dedication
Dr Wernher von Braun, chief of the Army's Ballistic Missile Agency, will outline rocket development at the dedication of a Roswell museum named for the late Dr Robert H Goddard. Goddard died in 1945 and envisioned sending a rocket to the moon decades ago.
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Wernher von Braun
Army
Ballistic Missile Agency
Roswell
Robert H. Goddard
Goddard
Mescalero Ranch
Ros
Reed drives two wins in Rockingham Par harness card
George Reed of Gorham Maine rode both halves of the daily double on the Rockingham Par program in Salem New Hampshire. He scored the 19.40 double behind Rita Maplecroft and Logan Star and now has 12 wins this brief season. Lawrence Doc Hersom named Gardiner High assistant coach and will become principal of Gardiner grammar school next fall.
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Salem, N. H
George ‘Buddy” Reed
Gorham
Maine
Rockingham
Rita Maplecroft
Logan Star
Bucksport
Gardiner
Lawrence Doc Hersom
Stephens High
Rumford
Friday
Gardiner High
Hersom
Gardiner Grammar
1930s Scientist Faces Backlash Over East End Experiments
Fragmentary text notes occurrences in 1930 detailing a scientist continuing rock et experiments despite public complaints of danger in crowded East End.
Lamontagne to face Guillerault in Twin City title duel
Twin City bowling champion Al Guillerault meets junior foe Bob Lamontagne in a 20 string title match at 20th Century lanes at 4 pm today. Guillerault, a southpaw with a crash ball, seeks to defend crown after dethroning Don Saucier. Lamontagne is a right handed power bowler with 1100+ mark potential. The second half moves to Pastime lanes next weekend.
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Twin City
al Guillerault
Don Saucier
Bob Lamontagne
Guillerault
Lamontagne
End of tied football games approved by principals
Augusta Maine Friday night the State Principals Association approved a plan to break ties in schoolboy football. After a coin flip to start, teams get four downs from the 10 yard line to score, then alternate four downs. If still tied, deepest penetration decides, with overtime counted as regular scoring.
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Augusta
Maine
Baseball scores and league standings from June 1958
Result highlights show Cleveland 6 Chicago 4 and Boston 7 Washington 2. Detroit 1 Kansas City 10. National League open results include Milwaukee 10 Cincinnati 7 and Los Angeles 3 St Louis 2 in 10 innings. Population note cites Canada 17,048,000 with Montreal 1,109,439.
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