Orioles reclaim lead with 10th inning win over A's
Orioles rally to beat Kansas City 3 2 in 10 innings as Jim Gentile belts a 10th inning homer and Steve Barber improves to 10 0 lifetime against the Athletics. Al Smith adds a two run shot for Baltimore while John Wyatt takes the loss. Twins’ Jack Kralick fires three hitter in 3 0 win over Washington. Angels explode for four homers including Leon Wagner two as they top Detroit 7 5.
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Jim Gentile
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Jack Kralick
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Norm Siebern
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Agels
Leon Wagner
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Ken Hunt
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Darby Dan Colt Faces Dark Horse Derby Challenge
Darby Dan Farm unveils Chateaugay as a Derby dark horse after a blue Grass Stakes win at Keeneland. Jockey Braulio Baeza steered the Swaps Banquet Bell colt to a neck victory over Get Around, with Lemon Twist 3 lengths back. Chateaugay earned $19,695, bringing his earnings to $38,455, and clocked 1 minute 44 seconds for 1 1/4 miles.
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Dill Adds Fresh Zest to Boiled Potatoes
A brief cooking note highlights dill whether fresh or dried as a brightening herb for boiled potatoes. It suggests that dill's distinctive aroma and flavor lift simple potato servings, offering a quick tip for enhancing a common dish.
Celtics fate in doubt after Cousy retires coach says
The Record American reports Bob Cousy retires after guiding Boston to a fifth straight NBA title. He praises Bill Russell as future captain while Celtics, led by Red Auerbach, anticipate next season with rest before facing leadership changes and possible questions about replacing Cousy.
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Mets Beat Cubs 3-2 To Stay Hot In Early Season
Casey Stengel's Mets edged the Chicago Cubs 3-2 as Frank Thomas delivered a run producing single and a two run homer. Roger Craig worked well on the mound and a first-to-short double play ended the game. Lou Brock scored Cubs' two runs before being nailed at third on Gil Hodges to Al Moran relay. Bob Miller earned his second win with a five hitter as Dodgers beat Cincinnati 7-1. Giants tie for first after 8-4 win over St. Louis, Houston topples Milwaukee 7-5.
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Baseball standings and results snapshot for AL and NL
American League standings show Baltimore at 9 8 and Kansas City 9 6 with New York and Los Angeles trailing. Thursday results include Los Angeles 7 Detroit None, Minnesota 3 Washington 0, Baltimore 3 Kansas City 2 in 10 innings. today’s games feature Kansas City at Washington and Los Angeles at Baltimore. In the National League St Louis 0 6 25 leads, San Francisco 10 6 425 trails as Milwaukee 6 &% and Philadelphia 7 SL Chicago won as New York 6 9 4 FB. Thursday results include New York 3 Chicago 2, San Francisco 8 St. Louis 4, Houston 7 Milwaukee 5. scheduled games: Los Angeles 7 Cincinnati 1 and New York at Pittsburgh.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Batting And Pitching
The leaders include Lee of Los Angeles with a .387 average on 25 at bats and Hinton of Washington GC with 13 RBIs, Allison of Minnesota with 15, Kaline and Aparicio among hits leaders, and Penn of Kansas City with 3 0 as a standout pitcher. Notable other stat leaders feature Flood, Demeter, and Kuofax among runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, and strikeouts, with multiple players tied across teams.
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Smith
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Wagner
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Trophies Awarded At SLAA Banquet In Saco
The S L A A Men's league held its second annual banquet at the Elk's lodge on the Portland road in Saco last night. Fifty five members attended as Nick Gillis of the 20th Century lanes awarded 48 trophies to winning teams and outstanding bowlers. Team 7 won the league crown after a close race, edging Team 1 on the final night. Team 5 finished third. Team One claimed team total and team single prizes. Individual honors went to Bill Elliot for high average, Norm Moulton for high triple, and Fern Gagnor for high single. New committee for 1963-64 includes Harrison Grover and others.
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Twins top Washington 3-0 behind Kralick stitches
Jack Kralick allowed only three singles over seven innings to lift the Minnesota Twins past Washington 3-0 in the opening game. Frank Thomas drove in all Mets runs with a first inning single and a two-run homer in the sixth, as New York beat Chicago 3-2 for their sixth win in seven starts.
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Miami match reports Fast Knockout
Miami boxer Mel Winters aged 148 from Ma con Ga knocked out Harry Bela ffonte aged 149 from Miami in a brief bout. The event lists locations and ages with no further context or rounds recorded.
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Biddeford Tigers baseball schedule released
Biddeford High athletic director Arthur G Descoteaux released the Tigers schedule after a 12 0 loss to Cheverus. All home games are at Waterhouse field with matches against Sanford Westbrook Thornton Deering Portland South Portland St Louis and St Westbrook plus others scheduled in April May and June.
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Monument Square Defeats Pastime in Portland Bowling
In York Cumberland league action Monument Square of Portland edged Pastime by ten pins. Harold Dee 311 and Ravselin 310 led Pastime while Moxie Corbeau scored 312 for Monument Square. Other top scores included G Bissonette 286, R Menard 289, and R Gosselin 319.
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Veteran sulky driver earns 1503rd win at Kingham Park
Franklin Safford, veteran NH driver, recorded his 1,503rd victory driving Lieutenant Gray in division one of the ASC Pace at Kingham Park. The ASC series, worth 115000, splits into two divisions with multiple rivals. The tour continues May 6 at Rosecroft and returns to New England for summer racing.
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Monument Square Athlete Scores and Names Reported
O Lettellier 283 Monument Square 1489 4 L King 305 B Harrimen 276 P Nixon 298 M Corbeau 312 J Orfaly 298.
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Pepperell Bowling Banquet Planned
The Pepperell Bowling league schedules its 17th annual banquet for Saturday May 4 at Forefather's Inn in Kennebunk port. Fourteen teams participate and several members are expected to attend. Don Nolette chairs the committee with assistants Anna Forcier and Laurette Oliver.
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Kennebunkport
Forefather's Inn
Don Nolette
Anna Forcier
Laurette Oliver
Fights Last Night in Philadelphia and Atlantic City
The report lists Benny Briscoe from Philadelphia beating Cash White in Atlantic City. Leroy Green of St Paul outpointed Duane Horsman from Chatfield Minnesota in a boxing card marked by regional bouts.
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Benny Briscoe
Sturied Cash White
Atlantic City
ST. Paul
Leroy Green
Kansas City
Duane Horsman
Chatfield
Minn
Plymouth Chevrolet Ford Track Distances
Plymouth Chevrolet Ford list distances 120 ft 125 ft 133 ft.
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