Roseboro Breaks Slump With Five Hits For Twins
Roseboro ends 0-for-29 slump with five hits in five at bats to lead Minnesota past Boston 11-2. He drives in two and scores three as Jim Perry wins his third of four decisions. Cash plates winning run for Detroit in 2-1 victory over Oakland. Reichardt injures after key hit for California in 3-2 win over Cleveland. Other NL results include Pittsburgh over Chicago 7-4, Cincinnati 17-2 over Houston, and Los Angeles 3-2 vs St. Louis.
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Johnny Roseboro
Minnesota
Boston Red Sox
Cal Elmer
Roseboro
Norm Cash
Detroit Agers
Oakland A's
Rick Reichardt
California
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Los Angeles Gers
Boston
Red Sox
Jim Gilliam
Dodgers
Ted Uhlaender
Jim Perry
Cash
Oakland
Rene Lachemann
Bill Freehan
Jack Aker
Jim Northrup
Don Wert
Rick Monday
Lachemann
Mickey Lolich
Reichardt
Angels
Jim McGlothlin
Leon Wagner
Clyde Wright
Jack Hamilton
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Ned
Washington
Red Riot Edges Eagles in 11 Inning Slugfest 7 6
South Portland and St. Louis split an 11 inning game with Red Riot winning 7 6 on Steve Brown’s clutch single with bases loaded in the 11th. Laliberte struck out 14 for the Eagles, Dyer earned the win for Red Riot despite nine Riot errors as both teams battle into extra innings.
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Steve Brown
Eagles
St. Louis
Guy Laliberte
Paul Camire
Laliberte
Dick Thibodeau
Leo Lessard
Dale Dyer
South Portland
Bob Dodge Defends Bowling Title At Twin City Lanes
Twin City bowling champion Bob Dodge meets former champion Herve Paul tomorrow night at 20th Century Lanes in the final Twin City duel of the season. Dodge is the strong favorite after a tremendous season, while Paul aims to seize a early lead on his home lanes to challenge for the crown.
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Twin City
Bob Dodge
Herve Paul
Paul
Kubor Kura Outpoints Alarde In 147-Pound Bout
Tokyo based Kazuyoshi Kubor kura, fighting at 147 pounds, defeated Rocky Alarde of the Philippines by unanimous outpoint decision over ten rounds, mounting a strong lead and securing the victory for Japan.
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Tokyo
Kazuyoshi Kuborkura
Japan
Rocky Alarde
Philippines
Blues Win Playoff OT Thriller Over North Stars
St Louis edged Minnesota 3-2 in overtime to seize a 3-2 series lead as Billy McCreary scored at 17 27 of OT. Terry Crisp assisted on both Blues goals in the first period and Gary Sabourin added the other setup. McCord tied it for Minnesota at 6 31 of the second.
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ST. Louis
Billy McCreary
Minnesota North Stars
McCreary
St. Louis Blues
North Stars
Blues
Minnesota
Scotty Bowman
Wren Blair
Blair
Terry Crisp
Bob Plager
St. Louis Edges Minnesota In OT To Lead Series 3-2
In the NHL playoff finals a Monday game saw St. Louis beat Minnesota 3-2 in overtime. The Blues take a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven series and travel to Minnesota for the next game on Wednesday.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Minnesota
Pro Basketball NBA No Game Monday at Boston Tie 2-2
No NBA game scheduled Monday or Wednesday. In the best of seven series, Los Angeles travels to Boston with the series tied at two games apiece. ABA also has no games Monday or today. Wednesday’s ABA schedule features Pittsburgh at New Orleans where New Orleans leads 3-2 in the best-of-seven series.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Boston
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Horse Flat Racing Card Trotters & Pacers Entries Post Time 7:30
A dense race card lists nine races with trotting and pacing events. Entries include drivers such as L Perkins, R Gartley, B Watson, and D Carlisle Jr across horses like Flashy Bumpas Mercury Adios and Miss Amy Martin.
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L. Perkins
Demon Frisco
R. Stratton
Marie
R. Gartley
Willow
A . McAtee
Lisa
D. Carlisle Jr
Saltbox Patrick
S. Bubier
B. Smith King Baldwin
F. Parker
E. Richards
Foxcroft
Babe
Dana Frost
W. Campbell Hills
Ingrid
S. Clary
Miss Amy Martin
W. Brann
K. Gagne Bill
E. Gracy
Roger Barnes
Shadydale Precise
R. Wiley
Sahara Hanover
Kenny McKirk
J.D. Salley
Gemma Pick
D. Robbins
Pace
Bonnieburn N
J. Watson
Hy Vel
P. Sowers
Windy Mills
M. Hodgkins Jr
Flash
N. Murray
R. Hafford
Camden Metta
T. Wing Aston Vernon
Orion
R. Rig
Fanny Dares
Reed Betsy Star
L. Pickett Jr
Mr. Finny
F. Harmon
L. Udell
D. Richards
J.M. Jim
L. Norton
H. Richards
Royal Showers
W. Campbell
Silver Sister
P. Sowers Meadow Maisie
E. Tracy
Mark Spirit
Jeffrey Dean
J. Gerry Caroline T
G. Reed
Rebob
Jimmy Branigan
Smith Wise Colonel
H. Pike
Hal Jay
Marshal Mills
F. Smith
Birchcrest
Billie
J. Gerry Nathan Star
A. Nason
Gemini Rose
P. Goodell
M. Keene
Thornton Academy Tops Portland To Tie League Lead
TA won 7-3 at Portland Stadium to tie Sanford for first place in Telegram league play. Moundman Johnny Sherman went the distance limiting Portland to 3 hits as TA collected seven hits to back the win.
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Portland
Thornton Academy
Maroon
Sanford
TA Moundsman
Johnny Sherman
Portland Bats
Maroon Rally Beats Portland 12-3 In Baseball Tilt
Sherman earned the win as the Maroon Men overcame Portland with a four-run fourth inning. Rancourt Couture and Applin doubled in the early frame, followed by a Dick Martin single, and Thornton’s squad added singles in the fifth seventh and ninth to seal the victory. Portland committed two errors and left eight runners stranded as Sherman struck out five and walked four.
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Portland Asemen
Thornton
Bobby Rancourt
al Couture
Johnny Applin
Sherman
Maroon
Dick Martin
Portland
Strand
Old Orchard
P Lemier
Pinchhitter ‘Cullinan
Brian Gerry
Lacrois
Applin
G. Roberge
Sherman Pushaw
John
Othe Mound
Kimball
Merrill
D. Roberge
Martin
Ioe
Balinskas
Tamulonis
Klimas
Gerry
Striupaitis
Poisson
Mitkus
Spaulding
Karalis
Leavitt
Gedrimas
Krulikas
Julnevicius
Jesumas
Erson
Wiley
a-Tucker
McDonough
Jesomas
Julinevicius
Crawford
Micucci
Assady
Colello
W. L. Pet
St. Anthony
Ce. E Merrill
Roberge
Pushaw
Milliken
San Fran
Giobbi
Los Angeles
Marzilli
Cincinnati
Rbi Pushaw
Ro- Mazzioti
O Phila
Phia
Berge
Lemier
Cullinda
la Johnson
Atlanta
Ie Crois
Tucker
Kimball, Merrill
Agger
Chicago
Striu- Pittsburgh
Paitis
Lamia
New York
Houston
Roperae
Wojcik
McDon Lo
Jek
Pugh
Nappi
POA i BP
HO Merrill
Kilimas
Balin
Skas
Sores
P Langelier
Tardif
Baseball Matchups Across the League Schedule Notes
List of American League and National League games includes Philadelphia at New York St. Louis at Houston Cincinnati at San Francisco Atlanta at Los Angeles and Chicago at Pittsburgh plus rescheduled Wednesday games Philadelphia at New York St. Louis at Houston Cincinnati at San Francisco and Atlanta at Los Angeles with notes N denote night games.
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Philadelphia
New York
Atlanta
San Francisco
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Los Angeles
New
San Fran
Fitzgerald Outstanding As Cheverus Defeats Tigers
In Portland at Deering Field Cheverus pitcher John Fitzgerald hurled a 6 0 win over Biddeford as Jerry Goulet allowed six hits with four strikeouts. Cheverus tallied in the fourth and seventh frames and added in the sixth, aided by Biddeford misplays. Ridge Peverada and Gammon drove in runs.
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Portland
Cheverus
John Fitzgerald
Biddeford
Deering Field
Jerry Goulet
Tony Peverada
Ridge
Peverada
Joe Gammon
Marty Norton
Dick Lemay
Cantara
Tarpinian
Goulet
Fitzgerald
Ludwig
Lemay
Marty Ridge
Rene Saucier
Beree Tigers
Soortland
Waterhouse Field
Cheverus Ab Rh
Norton
Gammon
O'Regan
Piacentina
Biddeford Eon
White
iTruman
Saucier
Minjutti
R. Cantara
E Ludwig
L. Cantara
POA
RBI
Race results multiple races with payouts and entrants
A racing card lists results for nine races with first place payouts and approximate place totals. Notable entries include Scooter Lee in race one and Fair Lillian in race five, plus multiple secondary entrants and associated horse names. Daily double and quiniela payouts are provided at the end of the card.
Major League Stars Shine as Roseboro Hits Five Times
John Roseboro of the Twins rapped five straight hits including a double and his first American League homer as Minnesota crushed Boston 11-2. Mickey Lolich of the Tigers shut out Oakland on four hits in a 2-1 win.
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Associated Press
John Roseboro
Twins
Minnesota
Boston
Mickey __ Lolich
Tigers
Oakland
Athletics
Fights Last Night In Dartmouth Nova Scotia
Kevin Hogan of Dartmouth fought last night in Nova Scotia as the Suez Canal opened and stopped Lou Joseph in New York on November 17, 1869.
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Associated Press
Dartmouth
Nova Scotia
Kevin Hogan
N.S
Lou Joseph
New York
Seagulls Beat Friars 12-11 In Opener At Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach edged St. Anthony's of Kennebunkport 12 to 11 in a slugfest opener. Ronnie Lemier went 3 for 4 for the Seagulls joined by Al Klimas, Danny Cullinan, Don Pushaw, Dan Roberge and Terry Tucker as repeat hitters. Big fifth inning rally plus four more in the seventh gave the Seagulls the edge while Gary Merrill started four frames before Pushaw relieved.
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Old Orchard Beach
St. Anthony's School
Kennebunkport
Ronnie Lemier
Seagulls
al Klimas
Danny Cullinan
Don Pushaw
Dan Roberge
Terry Tucker
Benny Mitkus
Friars
Gary Merrill
Artie Lachance
Pushaw
Merrill
Goulet and Daigneault Win Merchant’s League Roll Off
Leo Goulet topped the 31-bowler Merchant’s league handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes with a 658 total from a 65 pin handicap to edge Dick O’Brien by 17. Norman Daigneault led the B division with 628 aided by 75 pins, while Ralph Bean and Gerard Semo followed in second and third respectively. High singles honors went to multiple bowlers in both A and B divisions.
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Leo Goulet
Norman Daigneault
Goulet
Dick O’brien
O'Brien
Ronnie Desrosier
Marcel Perron
Herve Paul
Roger Metayer
Ray Gendron
R. Cantara
Bob Nolette
Leroy Kalex
Ralph Bean
Gerard Semo
Gene Pelletier
Guy Guillemette
Tom Fleurant
Dick Plummer
Billy Doran
Henry Labbe
Don Binette
R. Cantata
Winners Named In Saco Golf Sweep at Biddeford-Saco CC
At Biddeford-Saco Country Club a Sunday golf sweep crowned champions. Al Polackwich won first gross with 36 34, while first net went to Bob Audet at 39 38 and Paul Sullivan second net at 40 34. Jii Gilman posted 51 36 for third net. two-ball first net to Ernie Tate and Mike Roberge 36 34. Polackwich senior and junior led first gross with 36 34.
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Biddeford-Saco Country Club
al Polackwich
Bob Audet
Paul Sullivan
Jii Gilman
Ernie Tate
Mike Roberge
al Polackwich Jr
Noisy Baseball Box Score From Portland Game
RBI Martin tallies twice as Milliken and Couture pace the offense. Gerry, McDonough, Rancourt and Sherman feature in a tight nine inning battle with Sherman earning the win over Johnson who takes the loss. Multiple substitutes and pitching lines noted for Mazziotti Agger and Coakes.
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RBI Martin
Rancourt
Couture
Sherman
Gerry
McDonough
Milliken
BH Couture
Wojcik
SH Wiley
SF Couture
Leavitt
Thornton
Portland
BB Sherman
Mazzioti
Johnson
Agger
SO Sherman
HO Sherman
WP Sherman
Agyer
Coakes
National Guard Bowlers Hold Annual Rolloff
The National Guard 40th Armored Bowling League staged its handicap roll-off at Pastime Lanes. Twenty six participants contended for top honors with under a dozen pins deciding the podium. Dwight Edgecomb won with 565 including a 40 pin handicap, followed by Hilary Buzzell 564, Henry Vallee 563, and Harold Boudreau 559. Special prizes went to Richard Poitras 137 and Clinton Purvis 130 for high singles among non‑place winners. Edgecomb received a trophy from the lanes. A league banquet is planned later as the squad departs for two weeks of training at Camp Drum, New York.
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Dwight Edgecomb
Hilary Buzzell
Henry Vallee
Harold Boudreau
Richard Poitras
Clinton Purvis
Edgecomb
Camp Drum
N.Y
Trade League Rolloff Scheduled at 7 30 Tonight
The men’s Trade league handicap rolloff is set for 7:30 at 20th Century Lanes. Defending champion Ernie Jennison of the Jet Sets topped last week’s event. Prize amounts depend on entries. top challengers include Herve Paul, Henry Neault, Leo Goulet, and others listed with an open entry until rolloff time.
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Ernie Jennison
Herve Paul
Henry Neault
Leo Goulet
Roland Petit
Jerry Plourde
al Martin
Ray Bouthilette
Dick Moreau
Joe Clark
Lee Morin
Chet Kimball
Ralph Vadnais
Kit Lefebvre
del Dallaire
Leo Lessard
Chick Corriveau
Joe Tardif
Darrell Farnham
Dennis Petit
Canada population exceeds nineteen million
The article notes that Canada’s population is over 19 million, signaling ongoing demographic size. It highlights that this figure reflects current census or official estimates and underscores Canada’s growing population profile across provinces.
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Canada
Burns School Routs Sanford 8-4 in Six-Hit Rally
Burns School of Saco defeated Sanford Junior High 8-4 with six hits led by pitcher Jay Chadbourne who allowed only one extra base. Mike McKenney added two hits in five at bats and Everett Boucouvalas went 2 for 3 as Burns broke open in the third with five runs and added three more in the fifth.
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Sanford
Burns School
Saco
Sanford Junior High
Dave Lent
Jay Chadbourne
Mike McKenney
Everett Boucouvalas
Chadbourne
Ted Thompson
Burns
Tom Perkins
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
A garbled summary of league leaders lists top batting averages, runs, runs batted in, hits, and home runs for the American and National Leagues. It includes players like Alvis Cleve and Killebrew Minnesota among others, with scattered stats for pitching strikeouts, decisions, and team leaders, though the data is inconsistent and partially unreadable.
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Alvis
Cleve
White
N.Y
Sims
R. Jackson
Oak
Killebrew
Minn
Memphis bids to lure Patriots with new stadium plan
Memphis offers Memorial Stadium as AFL home for the Boston Patriots, joining other cities looking to attract the team amid Fenway Park seating limits. Memorial Stadium seats 50,000, about 15,000 more than Fenway.
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Memphis
Tenn
Boston Patriots
Apeal
Patriots
Boston
Fenway Park
Memorial Stadium
Fenway
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