Telegram league action features Eagles rally to tie for second
Easics Cup 3rd, Tigers blank St Louis in a come from behind win for Deer ing 64. Biddeford is swept 5-0 by Sanford. Cheverus upholds first by beating Portland 9-5 while South Portland defeats Westbrook 12-2. Charley Baillargeon start winning rally with Labbe and Sevigny, Trottier shuts down late push. Labbe credited with win over St Louis. Sanford’s two hit pitching by Weeks and Cousens blanks Biddeford, third straight Telegram loss for the Tigers. Freshman Bourque allows five runs in five innings as Biddeford’s only hits come from Boisse and Audette.
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St. Louis
Deering
Biddeford High School
Sanford
Cheverus
Portland
South Portland
Westbrook
Eagles
Charley Baillargeon
Roger Labbe
Roger Sevigny
Norm Trottier
Ron Guerin
Trottier
Norm Trottie
Biddeford
Jack Weeks
Tom Cousens
Tigers
Bob Bourque
Redskins
Fern Boisse
Kevin ‘Audette
Womens Bowling Finals Set At Pastime In Western Maine
Finalists from Western Maine compete to select team for World championship in Massachusetts on June 5. About 30 players, including Doris Gillis and Cyntha Kanty, face 3 pm start at Pastime lanes under MLBA rules. Scarborough Sanford Westbrook Lewiston entries expected.
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Western Maine
Massachuetts
Doris Gillis
Cyntha Kanty
Pauline Thibeault
Kate Gillis
Scarborough
Dot Vanderveer
Stoney Hargis
Helene Fields
Dasha Floyd
Ellen Fairweather
Amy Russell
Eleanor Soriano
Pauline Kendrickson
Dot Cleveland
Elaine Jones
Christine D'Amico
Audrey Hood
Sanford
Ann L'Heureux
Betty Libby
Sylvia Cote
Westbrook
Lewiston
Denucci Gets Shot at Ring With Boxing Vet Jones
Boston tonight hosts a 10 round national TV bout at the Garden. Joe Denucci, 23-2, faces Raron Jones, 49-28-4, a veteran nicknamed The Old Warhorse with TV history. Denucci seeks big money and a win to spark bigger bouts while Jones shrugs at TV purses.
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Boston
Raron
Tiger
Denucci
Chico Vejar
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Giardello
Kid Gavilan
Johnny Bratton
Charlie Homez
Jones
Rip Valenti
Joe
Ralph Nolette Wins Pepperell Loop Handicap
Ralph Nolette of the Warpers wins the Pepperell Manufacturing Co men’s First League handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes with a 626 total on a 15 pin handicap. He led 12 entrants. Harold Dee and Roland Doyon tied for second with 602. High singles went to Nolette at 134 and 151 along with Dee, Coreau, Doyon, and Roberts. Don Nolette, top bowler, finished eighth at 554 with no handicap.
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Ralph Nolette
Warpers
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Nolette
Noble
Seagulls Beat Gorham Golfers 6-0 at OOB Country Club
Old Orchard Beach won their first golf match of the season 6-0 against Gorham to stay undefeated in York county league after a 3-3 tie with Kennebunk earlier in the week. Matches included Joncas and Bates winning by 3 and 2 and 8 and 6 respectively, with Best ball 6 and 4 and other OOB victories over Mercier and Noyes.
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Gorham
Seagulls
Kennebunk
York County Golf League
Joncas
OOB
Bowers
Bates
Boothby
Horne
Mercier
G. Cook
Noyes
Trophy Battle Opens As City Rivalry Flares
The first round of the Twin City trophy series starts tomorrow afternoon at St. Louis Alumni field with second place St. Louis facing cross-river rival Thornton academy. Biddeford High meets Portland at Waterhouse field, while St. Louis is favored in the St. Louis Thornton clash. Captain Sparking bids, Mulled by underclassmen Faucher’s squad shows grit with come-from-behind rallies as Norm Trottier stars. Portland struggles with a 0-4 start. Thornton’s big hitters misfiring after a strong opening. Senior returns Frank Perkins, Marty Bourque and Ben Frothingham bolster the Tiger attack as teams jockey for early league standing.
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Thornton Academy
Squando Tribe of Red Men
Thornton
Biddeford
Portland
Blue
Frank Perkins
Marty Bourque
Ben Frothingham
Tiger
Tigers Slump Splits Lead as A's Edge Detroit 2 1
Detroit Tigers fail to score more than one run in three straight losses after opening with 11 homers in five wins. Kansas City A's Dick Hall allowed four hits in a 2 1 win to pull even with the idle Yankees for the AL lead. White Sox beat Cleveland 3 1 behind Al Smith’s singles and Billy Pierce’s five-hitter. Orioles sweep Red Sox 6 1 as Steve Barber wins first. Monbouquette takes the loss.
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Associated Press
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Detroit
Kansas City A's
Dick Hall
New York
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland
al Smith
Billy Pierce
Baltimore Orioles
Boston
Washington
A’s
Don Messi
Hank Bauer
Norm Siebern
Bob Cerv
Bill Tuttle
Jerry Lumpe
Hall
Pittsburgh
Lou Berberet
Gary Bell
Steve Barber
Orioles
Red Sox
Bill Monbouquette
Tigers Beaten Again Pirates Continue Boston Lose 6-1 at Baltimore
Boston manager Billy Jurges faces pitching woes after a 6-1 loss to Baltimore. Steve Barber pitched six strong innings as Monbouquette faltered in the first. Ed Sadowski injures a finger, Haywood Sullivan steps in behind the plate, and Jurges contemplates roster changes as Boston heads into a 16-game home stand starting tomorrow against Washington.
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Billy Jurges
Red Sox
Sox
Baltimore
Jurges
Enway Park
Washington
Orioles
Steve Barber
Bill Monbouquette
Nelson Chittum
Ed Sadowski
Haywood
Haywood Sullivan
Sadowski
Jerry Casale
Yankees
Ike Delock
Tom Borland
Dave Hillman
Monbouquette
Tom Brewner
Frank Sullivan
Tom Sturdivant
Senators
Ron Hansen
Marv Breeding
Bob Boyd
Gene Woodling
John Powers
Brooks Robinson
Hansen
Breeding
Jackie Brandt
Chittum
Don Buddin
Ron Jackson
Pumpsie Green
Green
Bobby Thomson
Lu Clinton
Jackson
Buddin
Pirates extend longest streak since 1958 with 3-0 win
Bob Friend pitched his second four run shutout, improving to 3-0 as the Pirates beat Philadelphia 3-0. Willie McCovey hit a three run homer for the Giants in a 7-5 win over the Dodgers. Cepeda was beaned and carried off on a stretcher but x rays showed no fracture. The night game lasted 3 hours 35 minutes, near the NL nine inning record.
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Bob Friend
Bucs
Pirates
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Maury Wills
Friend
Babe Adams
Buzh
Stuart
Bob Clemente
Don Hoak
Dick Groat
Bob Skinner
McCovey
Willie McCovey
Willie
Jack Sanford
Billy Lees
Stu Miller
Mike McCormick
Larry Sherry
Phils
Dodgers
Baseball Standings and Friday Schedule of AL
American League standings show New York leading with a .556 mark, Kansas City at .556, Baltimore .500, Washington .500, Chicago .700, Cleveland at .400. Thursday results: Baltimore 6 Boston 1, Chicago 3 Cleveland 1, Kansas City 2 Detroit 1. Friday has New York at Baltimore, Kansas City at Cleveland, Detroit at Chicago, and New York at Baltimore also listed.
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Associated Press
Pet. G.B. Eee
New York
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and more NBA games schedule
Pittsburgh vs Cincinnati Philadelphia vs Milwaukee Chicago vs St Louis Francisco at Los Angeles fixtures listed with opponents and venues for network coverage and viewing tonight.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Francisco
Los Angeles
National Ague Co
G.B. Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Major League 7 Leaders Batting and More
Summary of top MLB leaders across categories including Lumpe of Kansas City with 474 at bats and 469 average, Skowron of New York, Woodling of Baltimore, Mantle of New York, Gardner of Washington with 11 runs, Gentile of Baltimore and Allison of Washington with 14 RBIs, Lumpe and Allison with 18 hits, Buddin of Boston and Allison with 6 doubles, Hansen of Baltimore and Howard of New York with 2 triples, Minoso of Chicago Colavito of Detroit Skowron of New York Lemon and Battey of Washington with 3 home runs, Freese of Chicago Power and Bond of Cleveland Kaline of Detroit with 2 steals, Casale of Boston Morgan Herbert and Coates tied for 20 wins, Bell of Cleveland and Pascual of Washington with 23 and 21 strikeouts respectively.
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Lumpe
Kansas City
Skowron
New York
Woodling
Baltimore
Mantle
Gardner
Washington
Gentile
Allison
Buddin
Boston
Hansen
Howard
Minoso
Chicago
Colavito
Detroit
Lemon and Battey
Freese
Power
Bond
Cleveland
Kaline
Casale
Morgan
Herbert
Coates
Bell
Pascual
National League Batting and Runs Leaders Mentioned
Baseball notes list Mays of San Francisco and Burgess of Pittsburgh with 471 at bats and 407 at bats respectively. Run totals credited include 12 for both Great and Skinner of Pittsburgh and Mays of San Francisco, with McCovey of San Francisco driving in RBIs.
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San Francisco
Burgess
Pittsburgh
Skinner
McCovey
San
Deputy Sheriff Snags Mink While Fishing in East Machias River
Deputy Alfred W. Hans confronted a mink emerging on the East Machias river. After a 15 minute battle the mink snapped Hanscomb's six pound line and escaped, ending the unusual fishing clash with a wild animal.
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Alfred W. Hanscom
East Machias
Hanscom
Baseball all star style box score highlights
Francisco 17 hits Mays 24 Clemente 21 Mays 6 doubles Roseboro Taylor 2 home runs Boyer 6 McMillan Mc Covey 5 Stolen bases Mays 5 Pinson Kirkland 4 Pitching Friend Law 3 0 Strikeouts Drysdale 33 Friend 32.
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San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Kirkland
Friend
Law
Pittsburgh
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Kesslen Shoe Handicap Produces First Place Tie at Pastime Lanes
The Kesslen Shoe shop of Kennebunk held its handicap roll-off at Pastime lanes last night. Al Gilblair and Richard La jeunesse tied for first with 352 total pins each after handicaps of 22 and 14. R. Robie placed third with 346 and a 50 pin handicap, while A. Butler was fourth with 339 after an 18 pin handicap. Other scores included Pilon 315 Brulette 302 Whitten 300 Janelle 299 Caissie 298 Simpson 297 Zalenski 295 Taylor 272 Camire 284 Gibson 284 Dumais 281 and Gosselin 275.
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Whitten
Janelle
Caissie
Simpson
Zalenski
Taylor
Camire
Gibson
Dumais
Gosselin
Rams Open Track Season With 80 37 Victory
Kennebunk High School opened its spring track season with an 80 to 37 win over Berwick High School at Kennebunk. Bruce and Harold Wakefield led the Rams with strong showings across multiple events including sprints and field events.
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Berwick High School
Kennebunk
Rams
Bruce
Harold Wakefield
Landon
Cook
Grindle
B. Wakefield
H. Wakefield
Vigne
Cluff
McBride
Ouellette
Winston
Bridges
Lewin
Knight
Stevens
Bilderback
Grindie
Graf
Tampa bout stops Portilla Boardman, madena outpoints
In Tampa last night Ray Portilla at 145 pounds stopped Larry Boardman who weighed 140.2 pounds. In Clearwater Birmingham England ext on Madena from South Africa earned a decision over an opponent in a separate bout.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Ray Portilla
Houston
Larry Boardman
Clearwater
Birmingham
England
Exton Madena
South Africa
Fishy hat packs dayton shark prize into home
Paul Payne hauled in an 187 pound eight foot hammerhead shark off the Miami yacht club during a Metropolitan Miami fishing tournament. He had it preserved and it now stands on its fins in his living room. He plans to use the hammer dorsal fin and tail as hat holders by the door.
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Paul Payne
Miami, Fla
Miami
Payne
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