Wagner Paces Angels in 13th Inning Win Over Orioles
Leon Wagner collected five hits including two homers and drove in three as the Los Angeles Angels beat Baltimore 4 3 in 13 innings to topple the Orioles from first in the American League. Wagner’s two homers and a run produced the decisive late play when Lee Thomas scored on a fumbled throw after Wagner’s single started the 13th. His .333 average and six homers lead the league.
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Associated Press
Bill Rigney
Leon Wagner
Angels
Daddy Wags
Rigney
Los Angeles
Wagner
Gels
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago
Kansas City
Washington
A’s
Tom Cheney
Minnesota
Detroit
Lee Thomas
Bob Laverine
Thomas
Celtics Celebrate Fifth Straight NBA Title in Bearded Bash
Boston celebrates a historic fifth straight NBA championship as Bill Russell bids farewell to Bob Cousy and Red Auerbach hints at retirement. Frank Ramsey accepts a civic award while Satch Sanders recalls Kennedy meeting. Reds slump. Bruce throws league’s first one hitter of the season.
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Boston
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Cousy
Russell
Celtics
Red Auerbach
Frank Ramsey
Bob Cousy
Cooz
Auerbach
Kentucky Colonel
Boston Junior Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Lakers
Om Heinsohn
Hall
Kennedy
St Francis Opens Baseball Schedule With Bryant College
St Francis opens its baseball schedule with a double header against Bryant College in Providence Rhode Island. Senior Bill Ayer and freshman Joe Goffa will be the mound men for the locals supported by co captains Bill Magee Jim Kerr and Terry McShea all right handers. Magee may catch if not pitching with Bob Struck likely behind the plate. Infield starters include Larry Pristavec at second and Jim McGrath at short. first base and third base positions are open with Art Bowler or Jim Kelley to fill. Coach Red Fleurant lists John Peterson in center and Ray Hearn in right with left field open. First home game May 3 versus Ricker College. Maine Maritime Academy adds May 15 bringing the schedule to 11 games.
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St. Francis College
Bryant College
Bill Ayer
Joe Goffa
Providence
Rhode Island
Ayer
Goffa
Bill Magee
Jim Kerr
Terry McShea
Bob Struck
Magee
Larry Pristavec
Jim McGrath
Art Bowler
Jim Kelley
Red Fleurant
Cocaptain John Peterson
Ray Hearn
Red Knights
Ricker College
Maine Maritime Academy
Biddeford
Major League Stars Carry Warmer To 4-3 Win In 13th
Leon Wagner of the Angels went 5 for 46 with two homers and three RBIs, singles the winning run in the 13th as Los Angeles edged Baltimore 4-3. Bob Bruce of the Colts allowed only a first inning single by Vada Pinson, a one hitter for a 2-0 victory over Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Mgr
Fred Hutchinson
Reds
Houston
Bob Bruce
Hutch
Vada Pinson
Colts
Siaion
Gene Freese
Eddie Kasko
Don Blasingame
Pete Rose
Hutchinson
Pinson
Bruce
St. Louis
Bill White
George Altman
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Phil Gagliano
Curt Flood
White
Aman
Ron Perranoski
Ed Bauta
Johnny Roseboro
Frank Howard
Willie Davis
Maury Wills
Nate Oliver
Roseboro
Jim Davenport
Braves
Norm Larker
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Ted Savage
Mets
al Jackson
Harvey Haddix
Pirates
Haddix
al McBean
Tom Sisk
Leon Wagner
Angels
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Biddeford High Captures Track Meet At Saco
Biddeford High trackmen defeated Thornton academy at Thornton field yesterday afternoon by 81 1 6 to 7 5 6 with Old Orchard Beach trailing. Thornton double winners Gardner Walls and Bruce Shaffer helped, while Johnny Soucy edged in the two yard dash and Prendergast led Old Orchard in the mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Thornton Academy
Thornton Field
Old Orchard Beach
Tigers
Johnny Soucy
Ed Bridges
Danny Pappas
Mike Prendergast
Old Orchard
Llyod Cochrane
Thornton
Gardner Walls
Bruce Shaffer
al Cole
Johnson
Pappas
Gadbois
Shaffer
Bourgault
Sansoucy
Portland Downs St Louis High at Alumni Field
Portland pounced on St Louis High for 12 runs in three innings to win 15 to 7 in the Alumni Field opener. O Malley drove in multiple runs as Talbot, Zimmerman, and Welch set the early tone.
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Portland Downs
St. Louis High
Portland High
St. Louis
Mill City Mets
Portland
Stenza
Terry Talbot
Barry Zimmerman
Pete Welch
Pete O'Malley
O'Malley
Welch
O’malley
Marty Brenerman
Charlie Belisle
Saints
Talbot
Zimmerman
O'Mally
Brennan
Prenner
Maganello
Brown
Pompeo
Mastroluca
Webster
St. Louis A
Fecteau
Id. Dutremble
Ic. Belisle
Loranger
Provencher
Belisle
Brenerman
C. Belisle
R. Huot
Brewerman
Maurice
Huot
Gillis
Roy
Kennebunk High Takes Second in Triangular Track Meet
Kennebunk High finished second in a Friday triangular meet at Buxton School, beating Westbrook while Benny Eagle High led with 89 points. Tom Wiley earned top marks in pole vault and multiple events, setting an 11 ft 6 in mark previously held by Fred E. of Falmouth, as Westbrook trailed with 37 points.
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Benny Eagle High
Westbrook
Kennebunk
Buxton
West
Bunkies
Tom Wiley
Craig Lewis
Wiley
Fred “Er
Falmouth
Howard
Condon
Morrell
Plowman
Crown
Lewis
Hunt
W. D
Drown
Tie
Seekins
Blackmore
Jewett
Stultz
Wakefield
Perkins
Phillips
Lowell
Dunn
Hoff
Clark
Babbidge
Gillette
Burnell
Eagleson
Center
Chapman
Cole
Rennie
W. T
Morrill
High Hurdies
Haskell
Wilson
Call
Bonny Eagle
Bowling Banquet Set for Tuesday Evening
The Men’s Trade league holds its annual banquet Tuesday at 6 at the new Rochambeau hall on South Street. Biddeford bowlers should arrive 15 minutes early. about 40 bowlers attend as Souliere’s Service Station is crowned 1962 63 Trade League champs. Trophies and cash awards will go to top teams and bowlers, with Nick Gillis of the 20th Century Lanes serving as master of ceremonies.
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Rochambeeu
South Street
Biddeford
Souliere
Nick Gillis
Al Smith Leads Sox In Home Runs And Track Meet Results
Al Smith now with Baltimore led the Chicago White Sox with 16 homers last season. The meet lists multiple events with results for relays and field events, noting athletes such as LaFond, Belanger, Pappas, and Fleurant across sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, and a 2 mile run, with times and distances including 14.6 in the 120 yard hurdles and 103 ft discus.
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al Smith
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Snotting the Sports: Local Little League reforms urged
The column criticizes youth baseball practices, urges expansion of minor leagues, and condemns early cuts and punishment in tournament play. It praises local volunteers stepping in to run Little League, urges parental support, and notes Maine State Prison softball plans and Beech Ridge Speedway warmups.
Coast Guard Auxiliary Offers Boat Safety Check Lists
The Coast Guard Auxiliary provides required and recommended equipment check lists and will inspect boats for safety upon request. Their seal of safety marks a prepared boatman, prepared with cooperation of the U.S. Coast Guard.
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Coast Guard Auxiliary
U.S. Coast Guard
Open Handicaps Highlight Card At Rockingham
Salem NH Rockingham Park hosts two $4,000 open handicap races tonight highlighting a weekend harness program. The Maplecroft Trot features Jerry Dean aiming to break track record 2:04.1 set by Rodman in 1960, with Rapid's Son seeking top earnings and a likely record push. The Pelham pace stars Guy Sampson, Diamond Dios, Bucky Day and a full field in a competitive sprint under the lights.
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Salem
N.H
Rockingham Park
Maplecroft
Maine
Jerry Dean
Odbrey Ginn
New England
Rodman
Keith Waples
Duke of Decatur
Rapid
Biddeford Squires to Play in KC Tournament in Augusta
The Biddeford Columbian Squires led by co captains Joseph Stevens and Jerry Lee and including Mike Potvin Ronny Michaud Dennis Frechette Roger Stevens John Lambert Richard Sweeney Carl Michaud Jimmy Michaud and Mark Mutial head to the KC sponsored tournament in Augusta tomorrow. It may be one of the last court tournaments in the state.
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Biddeford Columbian Squires
Mike Potvin
Ronny Michaud
Dennis Frechette
Roger Stevens
John Lambert
Richard Sweeney
Carl
Jimmy Michaud
Mark Mutial
Joseph Stevens
Jerry Lee
Augusta
Saucier Leads Bissonette In Pas Time Lanes Title Match
Don Saucier leads Jerry Bissonette by 64 pins after the first 10 strings at Pas time lanes Biddeford. Saucier had 1,184 to Bissonette 1,120 with 11 strikes and 26 spares for 251 pins. Bissonette trails after a late rally, final half to be decided later. Further card shows LeRoy Copeland Swift Water and a $24,800 Saturday night card at Old Rock.
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Don Saucier
Biddeford
Gerry Bissonette
Bissonette
Saucier
LeRoy Copeland
Old Rock
Beetle
Oteca
Redskins Post Triumph Over Kennebunk High
Sanford High defeated Kennebunk 3 to 2 in a late eighth inning rally. Dan Stanley drove in the winning run with Nate Howgate scoring on a two bagger after a McCann walk and a wild pitch. Mike Weeks had earlier opened Sanford’s scoring with a third inning hit, while Kennebunk answered with two tallies in the sixth on Perry’s sacrifice fly and Bill Hanscom’s double. Perkins, Tyler, Cousens, Adams and Hanscom listed on pitching and batting notes.
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Sanford
Sanford High
Kennebunk
Dan Stanley
Nate Howgate
McCann
Howgate
Mike Weeks
Perkins
Perry
Bill Hanscom
Scott Stevens
Dave Littlefield
Kenne
Fights Last Night in Melbourne and Los Angeles
In Melbourne Oliva 126 stopped Renner 127 after 7 rounds. In Los Angeles Valenti 157 knocked out Turner 160 in California on the same night.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Kid Oliva
Argentina
Osei Renner
Ghana
Los Angeles
Tony Valenti
Boston
Willie Turner
Fresno
Calif
Public Hearing on Food Labeling Bill at State House
Legislative notices state committees will hold hearings in their rooms at the State House on Tuesday April 30 1963 Agriculture at 1 30 p m in Room 134 H P 1050 L D 1517 An Act Clarifying the Labeling of Canned Food and related details.
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State House
Augusta
State Board of Hairdressers Notice Exam in Augusta
The State Board of Hairdressers will hold an examination for hairdressers on Tuesday May 14 1963 at 9 00 am in Room 105 State Office Building State House Augusta Maine. Applicants must bring tool kits containing shoulder cloth manicuring tools comb hairpins cold wave rods in four sizes and hairdressing rollers in four sizes. Frank T Kelly R S Executive Secretary.
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State Board OF Hairdressers
State Office
State House
Augusta
Maine
Frank T. Kelly
Pardon Petition for David G. Jutras Pending in Maine
State of Maine notice announces a petition for the pardon of David G. Jutras of South Berwick for illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor. A hearing before the Governor and Council will be held in Augusta on Wednesday, May 5, 1963, at 2:00 PM in the Council Chamber. Secretary of State Paul A. MacDonald signs the notice.
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State OF Maine
Augusta
David G. Jutras
South Berwick
Paul A. MacDonald
Biddeford Municipal Officers Meet on Liquor License
The City of Biddeford will hold a meeting of its Municipal Officers on May 6, 1963 at 8 00 p m in the Mayor s office City Building to consider The Inn Inc s application for a Spirituous and Vinous Liquor License City Clerk Paul A Deshaies notes the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Boughton Hotel Corp
the Colony Hotel
M. Abbott Pendergast
L. Clifford Maling
Charles R Butts
Biddeford
the Inn Inc
Paul A. Deshaies
Zoning hearing on restaurant at Saco Motel site
A public hearing is set in the Saco City Hall court room at 7 30 p m on Thursday May 2 1963 to consider Raymond C LaCourse's request to open a year round restaurant at the Saco Motel on Main Street and Academy Avenue The plan includes serving bottled beer and providing entertainment or dancing during evening hours It states beer will not be sold during Thornton Academy Athletic Field events Byron F Dolby chairman Zoning Appeals Board City of Saco
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Saco
Raymond C. LaCourse
Main Street
Academy Avenue
Thornton Academy
Byron F. Dolby
Chm
Zoning Appeals Board
City of
Classified Index Announcement brings 90 listings
A scanned page outlines standard classified categories including Automotive Business Service Employment Financial Instruction Live Stock Merchandise Rooms and Board Real Estate for Rent for Sale Numbers and 90 index entries numbered 1 to 90 with ranges 17 18 31 37 41 46 50 67 74 82a 90 across multiple sections. The page appears as a content index guiding readers to further classified ads.
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Robin Roberts
Art Mahaffey
Cubs
Billy Williams
Mahaffey
Wes Covington
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Glen Hobbie
St. Francis
Gauthier’s
Hill St
St. Louis Field
Prendergast
Cochrane
Goupil
Kurlanska
Soucy
Bridges
Bellevieu
Walls
Kennebunk High
LaFond
Callahan
Belanger
Wong
Alls
Bellevue
Bridges Ve
Gagne
Caron
Lynes
Fleurant
Miles
Pelletier
Thibeault
Bowie
Emery
Harrison
R. Harrison
Mickey Martelle
Mare Trails
Allan L. Robbins
Maine State Prison
Robbins
Beech Ridge Speedway
Paul Tardif
Biddeford Ace
Paul
Rockingham
Redskins
Legals
Bedreford - Saco Journal
Smithwheel Rd
Napoleon R. James
BUICK
Fred Pike
West Buxton
Buick Co
White Buick Co
Elm St
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Rol & Tom's
Jenney
Corvair
Desoto
Smart's
Garage Hutchins St
EDSEL
Ite Buick Co
DODGE
Pioneer
Smart
FORD
Ene Motors
le Page Auto Sales
LARK
Hutchins St
Mercury
Lincoln St
NASH
Plymouth
Pontiac
Reed Motor Co
Elm
United Motor Sales
Forest Ave
Nell’s
Sanford Rd
Alfred
Con
Sunoco
Green St
Rt Auto Parts Inc
Estern Auto
Main St
Inquire
Vincent Ave
Quinn
Co Ave
Dia
Columbia Hotel
Superior Auto Parts, Inc
Rte 1
Airport Auto Parts Inc
Biddeford Motor Sales, Inc
Dodge’s
Texaco
ED & Frank Chevrolet Inc
Alfred St
Harry B. Center Inc
Lamarre
ESSO
Maling Inc
Alfred Rd
Pymouth
Valiant
L. Davis Garage
Pool Rd
R. D. Sevigny
Corner Elm
South
South S
Souliere’s Shell
Corner Elm and
St. Mary
Ted
Gulf Station
Main and
Ithibodeau
Ackley
Mobil
Reed
Dave and
Bill
Chevron
York St
O’brien
Curis Court
Briggs Garage Inc
Saco Ave
Roland’s
Briggs-Stratton
Saco Avenue
Beach St
Curlew’s
Kelly
Leighton Garage
Peppersell Square
Atlantic
Ed Schoff
West Kennebunk
Tel
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