Conley Sparks Red Sox Win With Self-Hit Two-Run Shot
Gene Conley, 31, homered to drive in two and limit Washington to five hits as Boston beat the Senators 7-1. The win keeps Conley’s fast start rolling after a spring arrival from basketball duties. Other results include Angels beat Indians and Yankees edging White Sox.
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Deering Boys Win Triangular Track Affair At Thornton
Deering High School defeated South Portland and Thornton at Thornton Academy field. John Parola led with a mile and pole vault wins, and Tom Eldridge claimed the 100-yard dash and broad jump as the Tigers posted 78.5 to 49.2 and 28.5 points.
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Major League Stars Shine In Weekend Baseball Salvo
Bob Parker of the Reds pitched a complete game allowing four hits in a 7-1 win over the Mets for his third win without a loss. Andre Rodgers of the Cubs drove in five with a sacrifice fly a double and a three run homer in the eighth to break a 6 6 tie in a 9 6 Cubs victory over the Dodgers.
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Boxers Bob McKinney and Jim Olive win by stoppage
In separate bouts last night in Fairless Hills and Sarnia Bob McKinney of Beckley West Virginia halted Clarence Hinnant of Washington DC in the sixth round Jim Olive of Cleveland stopped Graham Downing of Canton Ohio in the eighth round
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Tigers Defeated and Ready for City Rivalry Showdown
Sanford defeated Biddeford 6 to 1 at Waterhouse field as Art Perkins limited the Tigers to four hits. The win comes after a third straight loss for Biddeford, with Sanford's pitcher also issuing seven walks but striking out 11.
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Hook And Slice On Purpose For Golfers
Doug Sanders explains controlled hooking and slicing as a bag-of-tricks skill. He details stance, ball position, and club choice, advising on the 2 iron for fades and hooks, with wrist action and grip tweaks to shape shots and avoid trouble.
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Larsen Shines in Giants Win and Tannery Roll-Off Honors
Don Larsen showed form as he closed out the Pirates in an 8-3 Giants victory. In bowling, Marce Roberge led the Tanning Company roll-off with 369 pins, followed by Pat Gerrette and Leo Gauthier amid a field of 35 competitors.
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Saucier Faces Big Handicap In Crown Defense
Twin City bowler Don Saucier trails challenger Lou Lachance by 67 pins as the title match resumes Friday at 20th Century lanes. Lachance posted 1 158 in the first half last week while Saucier had 1 121. Saucier seeks to protect his home-lane crown despite Lachance's strong season averages.
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St Mary School Diamondeers Prep for Intercity Junior High Loop
Preparing for the inter city Junior high loop season the St Mary school team lines up in three rows with players Stephen Shea George Garnache Thomas Girard Michael Eon Roland Eon Michael McMuhen Leo Nolette Michael Miniutti Dennis Bishop James Guillory Theodore Moreau Richard Laucier Michael Landry Al Grover and coach Andre Chouinard named in approximate order.
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Baseball Daily Scoreboard and Schedule
Minnesota 3 Baltimore 1 and Los Angeles 6 Cleveland 2 with upcoming games listed. National League standings and results show Pittsburgh leader and late games redone with curfew note. Today’s schedule includes multiple interleague matchups across cities and times.
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Tidemite Set For Comeback At Rockingham
Salem New Hampshire Tidemite the Rochester homebred once king of the Rock pacers returns tonight in the 2700 Ipswich field at Rockingham Raceway He already set a 202 3 mile track record in 1960 and is New England pacer of the year that season His stable during 1961 saw Elmer Hastings retire and George Carter Jr take over duties with Yar mouth Maine handling the drive Major s Buster Shadydale Merita among rivals in the feature race
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Ipswich Pace Draws Rough Field For Open Handicap
Fast racing season sees Layaway the Hoot Man progeny rail drawn in The Ipswich hurting prospects for Joe Tomasino in a strong B field. Tom McInnis with Election Day and Adolph Spencer with Scotch Time also contend as Tidemite seeks another shot at the top pacers before the $10,000 Spring Championship Pace.
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