Half Pennant Porch christened by Finley in A's win
Ed Charles lifted a homer into Finley’s Half Pennant Porch as Kansas City beat Detroit 5-1. Diecher section changes followed by the A’s pursuit of more homers. Segui earned his first win after a rough start. Sox batters Dominate with Stuart’s grand slam in 11th sealing Boston’s 6-4 victory over Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Finley
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City
Dave Nicholson
Detroit
Ed Charles
Municipal Stadium
Yankee Stadium
A’s
Yankees
York High Drubs Wells In Baseball
York High defeated Wells High 9 to 5 for its second win in as many days. Five runs in the fifth inning featured Jellison Hanson and Griffin singles, Perry doubles, a walk, Adams single, and McCarthy double. Wells answered with five in the sixth on three singles and two hit batters, but York held on as Wells left two on with one out in the ninth.
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Wells
York High
York
Jellison
Hanson
Griffin
Perry
Adams
McCarthy
Warriors
Colorful Florida deputy lineup nets nickname feature
In Starke Florida Sheriff P. B. Reddish shows off a deputy corps led by A. E. Brown Jr. and R. G. Green with Russell Redding among named staff. Deputy W. E. Williams lacks a named color tag, leaving him unrobed in the list.
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Starke, Fla
P. B. Reddish
A. E. Brown Jr
R. G. Green
Russell Redding
W E,. Williams
Cumberland Fair Trotters and Pacers Official Entries
Official entries for Cumberland Fair races list eight events with pace and trot divisions. Details include driver names, horse names, race distances, and posted purses for each of the eight races, from Race One to Race Eight.
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Cumberland Fair
Sergeant Mills
M. Hodgkins Jr
Gary
Pal W. Rawcliffe
Paggy Gallon
F. McFarlin
Borderview
Peter F. Parker
Tax Free
V. Brann Queen Blackguard
W. Pike Little
G. Reed
G. Stevens
Magic Lilly
B. Bramble
Goldie B
King W. Miller
D. A. Steppy
R. Andersen
Shermar Alma F
Lowe
Maxey Lad
Gray Majore Bold H. Richards
Ocean Mist
B. Pike
Bouncer
W. Miller
Paul Counsel
R. Hafford
Dee's
Rapid Rhythm
Day Starr Express
L. Norton
Ellen Glow A
Tweedie
Heather Brook
W. Rawcliffe
Fritz C. Gordon Georgedale
G. Pratt Sr
Keziah H. Renaud
March Hall
Millett Haynes
Mercantile Loop Ends Season Highlights at Banquet
The American Mercantile bowling league closed its season with a banquet at Wonderbar Steak House. Billy Manning hosted as master of ceremonies. Maine Miniature Play Golf won, followed by Ladd's Dairy, Saco Mews Shop, Dodge's Texaco, and Roy & Perreault. Individual honors went to Robert Dodge, Elwyn Johnson, and Lou Lachance. Chick Choroszy won the handicap rolloff with a trophy from Pastime.
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American Mercantile League
Wonderbar
Billy Manning
Maine Miniature Play Golf
Ladd's Dairy
Saco Mews Shop
Dodge
Texaco
Roy & Perreault
Robert Dodge
Elwyn Johnson
Lou Lachance
Chick Choroszy
Major League Stars Deliver Big Night for Phillies
Richie Allen hits his fifth homer and adds a triple and two singles to lift his average to .442 as Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 4 2. Ernie Broglio of the Cardinals shuts out the New York Mets 8 0 on five hits.
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Associated Press
Richie Allen
Phillies
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ernie Broglio
Cardinals
New York Mets
Hill Rise Dominates Derby Trial In Louisville
Hill Rise with jockey Willie Shoemaker powered to an easy Derby Trial win at Churchill Downs, clocking 1:35 1-5 for a mile on a good track. The El Peco Ranch colt rose to an eighth straight victory and strengthened Derby readiness amid 13 to 16 potential starters, with Northern Dancer as the second choice at 3-1.
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Louisville
Willie Shoemaker
Northern Dancer
Hill Rise
Keeneland
Shoemaker
el Peco Ranch
CBS
West
Bill Finnegan
Finnegan
Hill
Rise
Roman Brother
Mr. Moonlight
Quadrangle
Ishkoodah
Mr. Brick
Dandy K
Royal Shuck
Prince Davelle
Wil
Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
Major League Leaders list NL batting leaders Mays Allen Clemente Santo Fox Grote Tra cewski and others with top marks. NL pitching leaders Gibson Bunning Marichal and others tied 2 0 1 0. AL batting Robano Fregosi Oliva lead with top averages hits runs and more across leagues.
Jefferson Pace Is Feature Race At Rockingham
Salem New Hampshire Tonight's $4,000 Jefferson Pace attracts top pacers including Quincey Hanover the morning line favorite after two wins for Paul Battis. Sussex Dream seeks another title while Frederick Direct Doctor Mc Lang and others vie in a strong field. Thursday's $5,000 Lawrence Pace features Arda Belle Willie's Adios Irish Port and Ivan Chief among four Rock winners. Rockingham records are noted with Egyatian Pride and Sterling Hodge semis, and drivers prepare for possible speed gems and upcoming Atlantic Seaboard events.
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Salem
N. H
Rockingham Park
Jefferson
Quincey Hanover
Paul Battis
Sussex Dream
Doctor McLang
Chief Forbes
Frederick Direct
Bucky Day
Lieut. Byrd
Tug Bow
Moon Glitter
Carl Schultze
Frisky Freight
Lawrence Pace
Arda Belle
Willie's
Adios
Irish Port
Ivan Chief
Guy Sampson
al Winger
Lehigh Hanover
Rodman
Gene Cray
Sterling Hodge
Ted Leonard
Dick Williams
Ruba Byrd
New York
Bob Cherrix
King’s Meadow
Ted
Camden Adios
Liberty Bell
Frank Safford
Alex
Dancer
Adios Don
Pro Hanover
Stanley Dancer
Fights Last Night Roundup From Across Cities
Boxers Hall of fame style results from New York Glen Cove Miami Sacramento Stockton and Los Angeles. Hilton out pointed Jackson in New York. Snipes stopped Hanks in Miami. Armstead outpointed Brown in Sacramento. Kidd Robles draw in Stockton after a fifth round eye cut. Ramos KOed Pride in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
New York
Hubert Hilton
Glen Cove
N.Y
Willie Jackson
Elizabeth
N.J
Miami
Fla
Prentice i Snipes
Jim Hanks
Atlanta
Sacramento
Calif
Paulie Armstead
Joe Brown
Houston
Stockton
Danny Kidd
Magico Robles
Los Angeles
Kidd
Manuel Ramos
Sam Pride
Phoenix Ariz
Handicap Rolloff Set Thursday At 20th Century
The Industrial Men's bowling league hosts its fourth annual handicap rolloff Thursday at 7 30 PM at the 20th Century Lanes. An estimated 25 bowlers enter with top honors going to the Curtis Dinsmore Memorial trophy and cash prizes for others. Top handicappers listed include Dick Souliere Maurice Laflamme and Don Wormwood with many entrants carrying varying handicaps for an even field.
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Industrial Men’s Bowling League
Curtis Dinsmore Memorial
Dick Souliere
Maurice Laflamme
Don Wormwood
A. Milliard
R. Lemieux
R.camire
L. Labbe
L. Milliard
L. la Course
J. Clark
F. Walker
B. Desmarais
R. Binette
R. Mooers
C. Lemieux
R. Roy
D. Adams
G. Roy
S. Ledoux
J. Kimball
R. Pinard
R. Vallee
T. Lemieux
R. Marcoux
Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup
AP standings show W L and winning percentage for teams led by Cleveland and Minnesota, with daily results from St. Louis New York Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia Los Angeles Houston San Francisco Chicago and others. Today’s games include New York at St. Louis and Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, with several rain delays and rescheduled matchups.
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Los Angeles
Houston
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
G.B. i
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Miss Rita Morel Captures Rolloff at 20th Century Lanes
Miss Rita Morel of the champion Wildcats won the annual 20th Century Ladies league handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford last night with a 578 total on a 50 pin handicap. She edged Virginia Bergeron of the Jets who totaled 567 aided by 75 free pins. Beverly Lacy placed third with 548 and 75 bonus pins. Tied for fourth and fifth were Ann Cowgill of the Strikers and Eva Kellier of the Goofers with 534. Awards included cash for places two through five and high singles by several bowlers. Twenty seven bowlers competed. banquet set for Wonderbar Steak House next Tuesday at 6:30.
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Rita Morel
Wildcats
Biddeford
Miss Morel
Virginia Bergeron
Jets
Beverly Lacy
Trophyites
Ann Cowgill
Strikers
Eva Kellier
Goofers
Frances Lemire
Lydia Flood
Claudette Paras
Jackie Berube
Dorothy Rheaume
Wonderbar
R. Morel
V. Bergeron
B. Lacy
E. Letellier
A. Cowgill
C. Paras
D. Rheaume
C. Poissant
Johnson Loses No-Hitter Game in Dodgers Split
Ken Johnson fails to score as Houston Colts waste 13 innings of no support in a 3-1 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Johnson doubles back on a third-base appeal but is doubled up after leaving too soon, ending his runless stretch at 17 innings. Dodgers rally with a triple by Jerry Grote and a squeeze bunt to break the deadlock, then Wills, Moon and others add runs. Other NL results include St Louis beating New York 8-0, Philadelphia over Cincinnati 4-2, Milwaukee over Pittsburgh 9-5. San Francisco and Chicago rainout.
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Associated Press
National League
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philae
Philadelphia
Howard
Los Angeles
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Stargell
Maye
Milwaukee
Santo
Chicago
Fox
Cleveland
Oliva
Minnesota
Fregosi
Bressoud
Bos
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
New York
Ken Johnson
Johnson
Houston Colts
al Spangler
Johnson Euiously
Los Angeles Dodgers
Vinnie Smith
John
Son
Colt
Dodger
Joe Moeller
Willie Davis
Colts
Jerry Grote
Dick Tracewski
Tommy Davis
Moeller
Wills
Wally Moon
Mont
Dodgers
Bob Miller
Phillies
Richie Allen
Reds
Art Mahaffey
Dick Stuart's Grand Slam Tops Orioles for Red Sox
Dick Stuart resumes RBI lead with a fifth major league grand slam that wins 6-4 for Boston over Baltimore. He drives in five to reach 12 on the season as Boston rallies in the 11th, with Hall blown save after Miller's exit. Yastrzemski and Bresaud spark late inning hits, while Roberts and Lamabe duel for nine frames.
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Boston
Dick Stuart
Baltimore
Hank Bauer
Red Sox
Orioles
Dick Hall
Stu Miller
Dave Morehead
Chuck Estrada
Stuart
Eddie Bressaud
Carl Yastrzemski
Jackie Brandt
Luis Aparicio
John Orsino
Yast
Hall
Pittsburgh Pirate
Chuck Schilling
Yastrzemski
Frank Malzone
Miller
Oriole
Bauer
Robin Roberts
Jack Lamabe
Norm Siebern
Jerry Adair
Roberts
Dalton Jones
Bressoud
Adair
Cheverus Defeats Biddeford 9 1 In Telegram League Action
Cheverus won its first season game behind Lefty Denny O Malley who struck out 13 in a 9 1 victory over Biddeford. Biddeford dropped to 0 3 after a rough night on the mound and at the plate. Portland beat Thornton 10 6 as Charley Belanger homered and Portland High handed Thornton Academy its first loss. South Portland crushed St Louis 15 4 behind Phil Vance and Bob Wood as Bettencourt shut the door with five straight hitless innings.
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Cheverus
Biddeford
Tigers
South Portland
St. Louis
Portland
Thornton
Denny O'Malley
Stags
Ed Shevenell
Tom Brown
Dick Seuder
Lou Chantigny
Chuck Clifford
O'Malley
Jim Chenard
Portland High
Thornton Academy
Portland Stadium
Maroon
Bulldogs
Charley Belanger
Dave Roberts
Frank Bettencourt
John Hadlock
St Louis
Bettencourt
Bob Wood
Vance
Steve Laubier
Local bowling scores listed for season standings
The meet results show players Olas 494, R Boucher 493, R Bedard 492, J Dallaire 492, P Simms 488, J Bouffard 487, T Colpitts 483 and D Johnson 457, reflecting current individual totals and rankings.
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Jimmie Hail
Los Angeles Angels
Don Lee
Dean Chance
Frank Lary
Diego Segui
Ed Bressaud
York High Drubs Wells
U.S. 1
Scarboro
Navarone
Vincent
Ben Casey
City Theatre
Margaret Rutherford
I's
Jerry Thomas
Lopert Pictures Corporation
Eastmancolor
Terry Thomas
Trotters
G& Pacers
E. Wentworth
Fingo L. Perkins
Sno
A. Tweedie
Go Abbe
J. Watson
Lou Ann
F. Parker
Wilmas Pride
M. Mosher
Gal H. Renaud
Lady Carlithe
F. Lambert
F. Lowe Tennyson
Hanover
N. Watson
Don Grattan
M. Beck
Dana Doon
D. Richards
Susan Star
R. Millett Sergeant
E. Britt N. Murray
Maxine’s Volo J. Gerry Happy Guy
F. Smith
Killarney
Jane B. Bramble
Some Prince
Hodgens Rose K. Russell
Oteca’s
Harry W G. Reed
Yankee Hanover
A. Sears
the Voo Doo
V. Brann
Mercantile
Panavision
Frankie Avalon
Annette Also
Samson
Gordon Scott, Yoka Tanl
Derby
Major League Leaders
Ton
Hansen
Rollins
Hinton
Skowron
Wagner
Romano
Zimmer
Aparicio
Lamabe
Buzhardt
Kralick
Lolich
Kant
Pleis
Daniels
Penn
Rockingham
UTNE
Paul Newman
Salem Dover
Ouro
TAT Douglas - AL Wde
20Th Century
Roland Labonte
H. Kenneth Corbett
University of New Brunswick
Richard Clark
Norman Bolitho
Labonte
Red
Provincial University
Cheverus T. Thornton
Shevenell
White
Brown
Hornton
Olsen
Biddeford Ab
Twomey
Lee
Laucier
Chanty
Vorsine
Clifford P
Harriman
Cymbrak
Beaudette
Chenard
Minuitti
E Olsen
POA
SB Connolly
Pelletier
SF Thornton
DP Thornton
Connolly
BB O'Malley
Clifford
SO O'Malley
Saucier
HO O'Malley
PB Twomey
U Philbrick
D. Dyer
Ab iBridges
Ruben
Pike P
Belangers
Nasons
Caouette
Callahan
Roberts P
Leclaire P Skeap
Portia¢l
Hallgren
Shaw
P ‘Burke
Spiers Lf
O’connells
Maloney
DiBiase
Feeney
Old Orchard Beach
Arthur Dickson Jr
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