Maroon Eagles Edge Deering for 1-0 Victory
St Louis High defeated Deering High 1-0 at St Louis Alumni Field behind Leo Lessard’s six strikeouts and three walks. Camire drove in the winning run in the sixth after a bunt, a misthrow, and a crossed plate. Cote and Camire led Eagles with two hits each. Tripaldi had Deering’s only two safeties. St Louis sits in a three way share of first with Sanford and Thornton Academy.
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St. Louis High
Leo Lessard
Deering High
Portland
St. Louis Alumni Field
Eagles
Paul Camire
St. Louis
Ron Cote
Camire
Don Lauzier
al Dutremble
Cote
Eagle
Joe Bernier
Mike Tripaldi
Lessard
Deering
Sanford and Thornton Academy
St Francis Golfers Top Ricker College in Arundel Match
St Francis golfers beat Ricker College at Elm Golf Course in Arundel yesterday to push their record to 3-3-1. Jerry Bolduc of St Francis defeated Dick LeSieur 4 and 3 to earn medalist honors as Lovett and Caouell also posted victories for the SF squad.
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Arundel
St. Francis
Ricker
Tch Elm
Biddeford
Jerry Bolduc
Red Knights Links
Dick LeSieur
Bolduc
Lovett
Alfred
MacGilvray
Eater
Raf‘ay
DeVecchi
Reagan
Little
E Caouell
Laird
Leieur
Independent Shop Bowlers Hold Banquet in Biddeford
The Independent Shop Bowling League at Pastime Lanes Biddeford held its first annual banquet. Six teams competed with Deforges first, followed by Lynflex Big R Outlet Westland Shoe Allied Tape and Allied Shoe. Billy Manning distributed trophies, Doug Smith earned high single 149 and high triple 354, Craig Smith had season high average 105. Plans to expand next season were announced.
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Independent Shop Bowling League
Pastime Lanes
Biddeford
Co Order of Foresters
Lynflex
Big R. Outlet
Westland Shoe
Allied Tape
Allied Shoe
Billy Manning
Doug Smith
Craig Smith
Bill Manning
Independent Shop League
Pro Basketball By THE-PRESS Finals Update
Boston beat Los Angeles 127 119 to take a 2-1 series lead in the best of seven. No Friday games scheduled in Boston Los Angeles series. ABA action features New Orleans at Pittsburgh in a tied best-of-seven later schedule.
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Boston
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Baseball Standings and Schedule Report
Standings show Detroit 9 37 percent leaders with Boston Minnesota Baltimore and New York also in the mix. Today’s games include Detroit at New York Boston at Baltimore Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Minnesota Oakland at California with several doubleheaders and postponements.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
Baltimore
New Ra
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
California
New York
Chicago
Sports Standings and Friday Results From Major Cities
Los Angeles leads the standings with 8 wins 6 losses and 571.2 winning percentage. Cincinnati and New York both stand at 7 7 and 462. Pittsburgh sits 6 6 and 500. Philadelphia 6 8 429. Houston 5 4. New York hosts Cincinnati and Pittsburgh visits St Louis while Houston plays Chicago Philadelphia meets Atlanta and St Louis faces Los Angeles in a packed Friday schedule.
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Pet
St Ule
Los Angeles
SB & Me
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philaphia
Houston
Alt
New York
Resatis
Chicago
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angele
Golf League To Start Play At Beach Club
The Beachcomber League of the Old Orchard Beach Country Club will begin league play on Thursday night May 2. Start time is 5 to 6 p m. Six teams compete in loop play with pairings of one vs two three vs four and five vs six. Each team lists captains and players headed by Capt F Valliere and Capt R Dodge among others.
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Old Orchard Beach
R. Dodge
M. Perron
Wagner
P. Guertin
F. Emmons
E. Pare
N. Daigneault
A. Pepin
T. Leblanc
D. Farnham
Mantle Ties Williams for 521st homer in star game tilt
Boston wins 127-119 on Lakers court as Russell leads with 25 points 16 rebounds and nine assists. West 33 for LA and Baylor 28 fueled the Lakers. Siegfried Havlicek and Jones also big for Celtics who take 2-1 edge heading to Game 4. Mantle hits 52nd career homer to tie Ted Williams for fourth on all time list as Yankees roll 5-0 behind Stottlemyre.
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LOS Angeles
Boston
Bill Russel
Russell
Celtics
Big Bill
Forum
Lakers
Larry Siegfried
Assell
John Havlicek
Bailey Howell
Elgin Baylor
Laker
Bill van Breda Kolff
Jerry West
Baylor
Havlicek
Siegfried
Sam Jones
Howell
Fred Schaus
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Associated Press
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
New York
Detroit
Mantle
Mel Stottlemyre
Ted Williams
Jimmy Foxx
Willie Mays
Babe Ruth
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
California
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Yankee Stadium
Brandeis Names Lerman New Wrestling Coach
Waltham Mass AP Brandeis University selects Bob Lerman captain and star 123 pound wrestler to replace Ted Reese as wrestling coach. Lerman graduates in 1965 after a 35 8 record and leads Brandeis program following Reese PhD in English in June.
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Waltham, Mass
Bob Lerman
Brandeis University
Lerman
Ted Reese
Brandeis
Perez outpoints Ramos in boxing bout abroad
Danny Perez from Puerto Rico at 1582 pounds defeated Jimmy Ramos of Honduras at 1572 pounds by outpoint in a boxing match held in New York. The victory concludes with Perez earning a decision over Ramos over ten rounds.
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New York
Danny Perez
Puerto Rico
Jimmy Ramos
Honduras
Montpas and R Ouellette Lead Multi Team Row
Montpas and R Ouellette head Team Four with Captain H Dodge and Lee Anastasoff Leblond Chretien Welch. Team Five led by Captain R Menard includes Cok er Coreau Champagne Erickson Danis. Team Six captained by R Laberge features Kelley Huot Carlson Haskell and Martin.
Marcel Martel Wins Pepperell League Rolloff
Marcel Martel of Pepperell Mfg Co Second Shift won the handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lancs last night with a 614 score plus 70 bonus pins, finishing 18 pins ahead of Ernie Jennison who had 596. Kimball posted 590 with 75 bonus pins, as other scores came in from Herve Paul 581 Morin 575 and Henry Neault.
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Marcel Martel
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Martel
Ernie Jennison
Het Kimball
Herve Paul
Oo Morin
Henry Neault
St Francis College Wins 4-3 Golf Match at Andover
St Francis College of Biddeford Maine edged Merrimack College 4 3 at Andover Country Club to improve to 2 3 1 this season Frank Danahey led with medalist 78 while SF players Lovett Hardy DeVecchi Reagan Bolduc and Leclair contributed wins or tight losses in the outing
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Andover
Mass
St. Francis College
Biddeford
Maine
Merrimack College
Frank Danahey
Blackstone
Red Knights
Lovett
Grady
Up Hardy
Carter
DeVecchi
McKenzie
Danahey
Leven
Reagan
Romanovitz
Bolduc
Naugle
Leclair
Garvey
John Thomas Plans Retirement From High Jump
Boston star John Thomas a former BU standout and recent U S Olympic team member says he will retire from high jumping after attempting to qualify for the Mexico City Olympics. He has accepted a part time field events coaching post with the BU track team.
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Boston
John Thomas
Boston University
Thomas
Mexico City
Lebanon Pride Wins Feature Pace At Rockingham Park
Salem New Hampshire Lebanon Pride dropped in class after four winless starts and captured the featured $5,000 pace by two lengths Friday night before a crowd of 9,277 at Rockingham Park.
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Salem
N.H
Lebanon
Rockingham Park
Tamed TA Wins Behind Angis Four-Hitter
Thornton Academy defeated Westbrook 2 to 0 in the Telegram League opener as Angis pitched a four hitter, striking out seven with only three walks. TA teammates Wojcik and Searle contributed two hits each, while Spaulding and Dunbar drove in the only runs in the fifth. Westbrook stranded eight and failed to push across a run.
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Thornton Academy
Gerry
Bill Ann ’ Sherman
Spaulding
Westbrook
Angis
Blaz- Leavitt
Applin
Ceeeeee
Martin
Abric Wojcik
Arsanault
C. Emery
Douglas
Thornton
Vanorman
Ham
Maroon
N. Barner
Mike Chase
Dunbar
Maloney
Greg Searle
West
Brook
van Orman
Searle
Walnut
Terhouse
hAngis
Emery
Red Sox Rally To Beat Orioles 6-3
Mike Andrews homered twice and drove in two as the Boston Red Sox came from behind to defeat the Baltimore Orioles 6-3 in a frigid Friday night game in Baltimore. Lee Stange allowed three hits in six relief innings, preserving the win after a three-run third.
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Foxx
Mantle
Yankees
Ralph Houk
Chicago
Eddie Stanky
White Sox
Tommy Davis
Minnesota
Dave Boswell
Lee Stange
Elief
Mike Andrews
Red Sox
Orioles
Joe Foy
Reggie Smith
Boston
Ed Stroud
Washington
Cleveland
del Unser
Senators
Frank Howard
Fred Valentine
Dennis Higgins
Tony Horton
Max Alvis
Rick Monday
Oakland
Angels
John “Blue Moon
Odom
Baltimore
Boston Red Sox
Andrews
Stange
Baltimore Orioles
Dick Ellsworth
Ellsworth
George Scott
Rico Cateasalli
Marian
Worcester
Mass
Jim Conlon
Westwood
Holy Cross
Conlon
Providence
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