Mercantile Pin Loop Roll Off Set After Season Finish
The National Mercantile league ends its season last week and will hold a handicap roll off Wednesday evening at the Pastime S. Twenty bowlers from Winkie's Place Cliff and John's Texaco Sevling's Men's Shop and J. C. Window and Siding compete for a large trophy and prizes. The event starts at 8 Pp. m.
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National Mercantile League
Winkie’s Place
Cliff and John's
Texaco
Sevling
J. C
Body found in ruins after factory fire
A bulldozer operator unearthed a man's body while clearing the wreckage of a furniture factory fire that began nine days earlier. Police tentatively identify the deceased as 31 year old Joseph Leavitt of Town, an unemployed mill worker with prior police records, reported missing the day of the Ryewer Manufacturing Co plant blaze in April.
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Joseph Leavitt
Ryewerfacturing Co
Jurges Faces Yankees as Sox Struggle. McCovey Jinx On Deck
Boston manager Billy Jurges faces sudden discontent and lineup juggling amid reports of player discontent after Washington trip. Willie McCovey endures a sophomore jinx but belts a late homer as the Giants tie for first in the NL.
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Boston
Billy Jurges
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Jerry Casale
Casale
Fenway Park
Brooklyn
John Gabler
Yankees
Gabler
Sox
Jurges
Washington
Pumpsie Green
Green
Senators
Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Willie
RBI
St. Louis
Baseball Standings and Results From Monday and Schedule
The Associated Press reports American League results Baltimore 3 Washington 2 Kansas City 6 Chicago 1. Chicago at Kansas City, Cleveland at Detroit, Baltimore at Washington, Boston at New York on Tuesday. National League standings show Pittsburgh 8 3, San Francisco 8 3, Los Angeles 5 5, Philadelphia 5 6, Milwaukee 4 5, Cincinnati 4 7, Chicago 5 6, St. Louis 4 5. Games include San Francisco at St. Louis and Milwaukee at Cincinnati among others.
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
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Herb Score
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Willie McCovey
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Bauer
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Ken Hamlin
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Mike Garcia
Turk Lown
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Champs
Jim Gentile
Russ Kemmerer
Milt Papas
Don Mincher
Nats
York Tips Thornton In First Golf Tilt
York High surged to an early lead in defense of its Southern Division golf title by defeating Thornton Academy 314 to 212 at Biddeford and Saco Country Club. The match was the lone event of the day as rain washed out two other scheduled games. McNabb of Thornton defeated Todd of York 5 and 4 while McKenna of York beat Polackwich of TA 7 and 6.
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Thornton Academy
Biddeford and Saco
Boxing rounds showcase city matchups across the nation
Reports from San Francisco to New Orleans list fighters such as Henry Hank, Rory Calhoun, Sonny Liston, Roy Harris, Freddie Blades, Alvin Green, Billy Braggs, Andero Gonzales, and more, with victories, defeats, and draws in various venues. A separate item notes Venezuela’s Lake Maracaibo salvage operation using a massive nylon rope of 12 inch circumference and 720 feet length.
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Houston
Tex
Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
Roy Harris
Miami Beach
Fla
Freddie Blades
Fort Lauderdale
Alvin Green
Tyler
Milwaukee
Billy Braggs
Andero Gonzales
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Johnny Ford
Ralph Stokes
Steve Heyward
Eddie Henderson
Odessa
Rip Randall
Manuel Gonzales
San Antonio
Frankie Valdez
Speedy Davidson
Dallas
Buddy Turman
Sonny Moore
Charlotte
N.C
Antillio
Tondo
Suffern
N.Y
Paul Anderson
Toccoa
Lake Maracaibo
Venezuela
Best Ball Golf Results from York and TA Matches
In York Best ball team York won 2 up. Yate defeated TA in a separate match. Friedman of York won 3 up over Williams of TA who was defeated by Falvey 5 and 4. York and TA played best ball with even margins in parts of the event.
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Yate
Friedman
Williams
Falvey
Gamboler
Lee Anne Bernard
Osceola
Ark
Lee
Western Maine Men’s Doubles title won by St Clair Reed
Former men's world doubles champions Al St Clair and Bob Reed of Portland won the Western Maine Men's Doubles championship at 20th Century Lanes with a 1 082 total. Joe Lachance and Nick Gillis placed second at 1 046. St Clair had 591 in singles, Reed 491, while Lachance and Gillis posted strong totals despite injuries. Tonight at 8, 20th Century Janes hosts the sectional for the Class A crown. St Clair and Reed will meet Eastern doubles champs for the state title.
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Bob Reed
Portland
Western Maine
Joe Lachance
Nick Gillis
St. Clair
Reed
Don Saucier
Floyd Beckwith
Janes
A. St. Clair
Need
J. Lachance
Willis
D. Saucier
Freckwith
H. Cleveland
R. Foley
G. Goslin
KR. Legere
Arcaro Eyes Derby Ride After Calhoun KO
San Francisco AP reports Hank Hollering knocked Rory Calhoun in the first round as he aims to land a bout with Gene Fullmer or Webb. In Garden City Eddie Arcaro says he wants a Kentucky Derby ride but will not ride just for the sake of it. He may take Never Give In from Maine Chance Farm if a mount is available.
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San Francisco
Henry Hank
Rory Calhoun
Gene Fullmer
Hank
Troit
Bennie Ford
Webb
Dro Ste Calhoun
Calhoun
Rory
White Plains
N. Y
Cow Palace
Vern Bybee
Garden City
N.Y
Eddie Arcaro
Eddie
Hill Gail
Nellie Flag
Arcaro
Warfare
Ihook
Elizabeth Graham
Maine Chance Farm
Aqueduct
Maine Chance
Francis S
Wood Memorial
Liston Stops Harris in 2 35 of First Round
Sonny Liston blasted Roy Harris with a left and right to floor him four times in 2:35 of the opening round in Houston. Harris, who had barely landed two jabs, was counted out after a damaging left hook and a quick eight count, then a final right knockout. Liston improved to 29-1 with his 20th KO. Harris noted his second pro defeat. he had previously lost to Patterson in 1958.
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Houston
Tex
Sonny Liston
Roy Harris
Philadelphia
Texas
Harris
Liston
Jimmy Webb
Poilacelnis Negro
Patterson
Los Angeles
Floyd Patterson
Webb
Danny Thomas Show To Keep Rolling Along
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports that Danny Thomas plans no retirement, denying rumors he will exit The Danny Thomas Show. Producer Sheldon Leonard explains fatigue and script tensions, noting Thomas sometimes overreacts to lines while the show continues seven years strong. Also listed are NBC programs Soldiers in Greasepaint and Jack Paar Presents with a lineup of guests.
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New York
Pat Harrington Jr
Danny Thomas
Thomas
Harrington
Sheldon Leonard
Danny
Tis
Leonard
Danny Hmself
NBC
USO
Jane Morgan
Bob Crosby
Jack Paar
Cliff Arquette
Shelley Berman
Keely Smith
Mike Nichols
Elaine May
Art Rizas Tops TWUA Rolloff For Bowling Honors
Art Rizas, chairman, won the TWUA CIO Men’s bowling rolloff at Pastime lanes with 606 total on 35 handicap. Jean Parent was second with 582, Chick Chorozy and Mike Caron tied for third with 578. Oscar Letellier earned a high single prize with 136 in the fourth string. many others scored in the 500s. The league plans a ban e on Saturday May 21 at the onder par.
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Twua-Cio
Arthur Rizas
Jean Parent
F. Tenney
N. Moulton
IR. Letourneau
M. Courtois
E. Gonneville
T. Robinson
H. Lachance
Daignault
P. Are
Brochu
M. Dubreuil
G Garnache
C. Lachance
M. Ross
D. Gradone
R. Paquette
M. Beaulieu
T. Paquette
M. Letarte
G Paquette
J. Condon
G Labbe
B. Paquette
Accused Arsonist Ordered to Mental Hospital
Gerald A Strout aged 32 of Cherryfield was ordered committed to a mental hospital for observation after a fire caused $15,000 damage to a filling station. He had appeared in Ellsworth Municipal Court and pleaded innocent to charges of burning another’s property.
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Gerald A Strout
Cherryfield
Strout
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Major League leaders listed by team and player with batting averages, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. Notable names include Mays San Francisco Clemente Pittsburgh Boyer St. Louis and Drysdale Los Angeles. Listings begin April 28.
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Pittsburgh
McCovey
San Francisco
Boyer
St. Louis
Mays
Clemente
Bailey
Cincinnati
Kirkland
T. Taylor
Chicago
Roseboro
Los Angeles
Coker
Philadelphia
McMillan
Pinson
Gibbon
Friend
Law
McCormick
Jones
Drysdale
Bowling League Rolloff at Pastime Lanes Tomorrow
The New England Mercantile league will hold a handicap rolloff tomorrow at the Pastime lanes starting at 8 p.m. Twenty five bowlers from the league will compete for a sizable prize, with teams finishing in order including York County Biscuit Eddie's Taxi Fecteau's IGA Lemire's Furniture and Rogers Fibre.
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New England Mercantile League
York County Biscuit
Eddie's Taxi
Fecteau
IGA
Lemire’s Furniture
Rogers Fibre
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