Lee Wins First Big League Game For Angels
Rookie pitcher Bob Lee, who rose from Batavia in the New York-Pennsylvania League, won his first major league game with the Los Angeles Angels, one-hitting Washington through seven innings as LA won 5-1. He later allowed four hits in 10 innings against Cleveland in a 2-1 Indians win, part of a rain-affected AL schedule. Joe Koppe drove in two Angels runs, and Don Demeter provided a Tigers homer in extra innings as Detroit edged Philadelphia 5-4.
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Seagulls And Warriors Post Baseball Wins
In Kittery and nearby towns Seagulls and Wells defeated Train Academy and York respectively in Southern York County League action. Lambert earned his first win for the Seagulls, striking out 14 over four walks as Geaumont and Boucher contributed key hits to secure a 4 to 3 victory.
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Local golf squads fall to rivals in intercity matches
Sanford defeats Thornton Academy 4-2 at Sanford as Kennebunk tops Old Orchard Beach 4-2 and York beats Biddeford 5-1. Carlisle beats Polackwich 2-1, Roberge leads TA with 6-4 over Brooks. Holden and Kostis win, Sanford edge noted. Kennebunk medalist Nadeau shoots 76 on home course, while Biddeford’s Ball is only winner for his team against York at Arundel course.
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Speed Lane League Skews Into Summer at Pastime Bowl
The Speed Lane League opens tonight at the Pastime Bowl in Biddeford for a ten team summer season. Two-man teams roll five strings each with top Twin City bowlers entered. Play begins at 8 p.m. as bowlers meet to discuss rules and lanes. Team One features J Lachance with R Cain. Team Two includes R Metayer and F Pictou. Team Three B Lehoux and B Munford. Team Four R Choroszy and B Lemieux. Team Five G Bissonnette and H LaChance. Team Six E Johnson and R Murray. Team Seven L Lachance and J Blunt.
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Biddeford High Launches Golf Team This Season
Biddeford High sponsors a golf team for the season with Paul Stebbins as coach. Tryouts were at Cape Arundel Golf Club in Kennebunkport. home matches are also there. Team includes Lance Ball Richard Lesieur Mitchell Sakalos and Mel Simensky with Richard Gillis and Sam Zaitlin as spares. The Tiger foursome lost 342 to 2% in its first match at Old Orchard Beach last Monday. Upcoming matches: May 4 Biddeford at Thornton Academy May 7 Thornton at Biddeford May 11 Sanford at Biddeford May 14 Old Orchard Beach at Biddeford May 18 Kennebunk at Biddeford May 21 Biddeford at York May 25 Biddeford at Sanford May 27 Biddeford at Kennebunk.
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Challengers Ladies Rolloff Slated Monday
The Twin City Challengers rolloff at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford Monday at 7 pits top contenders for the Twin City Ladies crown. Present champion Doris Saucier has vacated. Estelle Harper draws the early match as the next fighter for the title.
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Annette Montpas Captures Union League Rolloff
Miss Annette Montpas of the Spinners won the TWUA AFL-CIO Girls league handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford. She totaled 356 over three games to win by a clear margin, receiving 45 handicap pins.
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Pacing Mares Are Favorites At Rockingham
In the Atlantic Seaboard Pace at Rockingham Park two mares lead the morning line favorites Quick Dream and Patty Dares. Quick Dream is 2-1 in the 8th race with Will Myer, while Patty Dares is 3-1 in the second division driven by Ivan Sugz. Additional contenders include Some Dream Henry Swift Water and Fidon Harner's Battle Dream in the first division, and Irish Grattan Glad Rags Reba Byrd Captain Bob in the second. The event draws six pacers per division with a stacked field for Friday night racing at the Old Rock.
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Patterson Plans for Future After Machen Bout
Floyd Patterson says his future remains bright as he eyes a rivalry with Cassius Clay after beating Eddie Machen on July 5 in Stockholm. He would then like a bout with Sonny Liston before retiring if he wins, noting a past knockout forced him to stay in boxing. Patterson and Machen signed for a 12 round feature at Solna Stadium, Stockholm, with copromoters Edwin Ahlquist and Al Bolan present.
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Cloninger’s one hitter seals 1-0 win for Brewers
Tony Cloninger threw a one hitter to edge the Pirates 1-0 as Willie Stargell’s seventh inning single spoiled a potential no hitter. The Dodgers beat Houston 7-2 and San Francisco blanked Chicago 4-0 in NL action.
St Ignatius Nines Edge Kennebunk in Low-Scoring Pitching Duel
In Sanford, St Ignatius High beat Kennebunk 4 to 2 after a three run triple by pinch hitter Dave Doiran in the sixth inning. Spartan pitcher Roger Laprise allowed two hits and struck out seven as Kennebunk could only muster two early hits in the game.
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Giants star Willie Mays powers 40-run win over Cubs
Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants hit a triple and two singles driving in two runs as the Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs. He raised his NL batting average to .488 and RBI total to 20. Tony Cloninger of the Milwaukee Braves pitched a one hitter in a 1-0 victory over Pittsburgh, extending his scoreless streak to 62.3 innings in his first win.
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