Phillies Pirates brawl leaves managers with bruises
In Philadelphia a dugout melee during a two night doubleheader left managers Gene Mauch and Danny Murtaugh with injuries. Hal Smith clashed with Tony Gonzalez causing a mass brawl as Pirates won 3-2 after a 10-2 opener. Umpires stationed police at both dugouts to halt further fights.
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Augusta Welcomes Saco Beach Little League Team
After two hard state championship losses, Saco Old Orchard Beach Little League players and coaches were treated to remarkable hospitality in Augusta. About a dozen residents assisted with seats, bats, water, ice, and meals while coaches and players toured the city with families. Officials praised the team for its conduct and sportsmanship.
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Rochambeau edgeed in playoff for state title bid
Rochambeau won 9-4 in a playoff to qualify for a state title match against Perry’s of Rockland after a 2-2 tie earlier and a late ninth inning ending. Huot doubled for tying run in a darkness halted game. Biddeford and Thornton Academy coaches rallied football prep notices followed.
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Yankees Extend Winning Streak and Coast to 10th Inning Win
The New York Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels 5-4 in 10 innings to stretch their winning streak to six and extend their AL lead. Maris keyed the rally with a run-scoring single after Berra’s 15th homer. Arroyo earned the win, while Grba took the loss. The day’s action also features Dodgers, Cardinals, and Giants winning in NL play, plus a Pirates-Phillies brawl amid a doublesheader sweep.
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Oilers rout Elks as Desco teaux fuels 17th straight Biddeford win
Desotoeaux pitched and batted for the Oilers in a 17th straight Biddeford Softball League victory over the Elks at Memorial Field. He scattered eight hits and struck out seven while contributing three hits two runs and his fifth homer. Maurice and Valliere Daigle provided solid support as Biddeford improved to 10-0 in starts. Voltigeur won by forfeit from Wasco Sox. Tonight features Saco Tanning vs Ares KR at Memorial Field and Rocham Beau meeting the Lightning at Elks Field.
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Descoteaux Bats Hurls Oilers To 17th Win
Class A Newshire c opens a nine game football schedule for Biddeford High School this fall. Athletic Director Art Descoteaux announced the season begins September 16 at Dover New Hampshire, with five home games including Waterville and Norway Paris debuts. Head Coach Neil Serpico to call Tiger candidates August 21. Schedule lists nine games including night game contrasts with away and home dates.
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Major League Leaders in 1963 American League
The figures show AL batting leaders among players with 250+ at bats, including Cash and Howard at the top with averages of .363 and .362. Mantle leads in runs with 101, Maris 93, Gentile and Mantle top RBIs with 103 and 100, and 131 hits by B Robinson and Cash. Kaline and Kubek pace doubles, Wood and Lendis share triples, Mantle and Maris lead home runs, Aparicio and Howser top steals, Ford leads pitching with 192 and 905, Pascual tops strikeouts with 150.
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Saco Rec Net Team Defeats Fortunes Rocks
The Saco Recreation tennis team beat Fortunes Rocks 5 to xv in weekly matches. Singles results include Bonnie Wemyss defeating Rosemary Aaron, Jay Gross over Howard Jones, and David Allen over Joe Berk. Doubles saw Eddie Kurlanksa and David Potter beat Burke and Allen, with Aaron pairings winning another match. The rematch is set for next Tuesday at Fortunes Rocks.
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Baseball Standings and Evening Results Show Tight NL Race
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 66 wins, 40 losses, followed by Cincinnati at 68 44 and momentum from recent games. Tuesday results include Baltimore 7 5 over Kansas City, New York 5 Los Angeles 4 in 10 innings, and Detroit 3 Chicago 0.
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Softball Tourney Plans Get Airing
The Biddeford Softball League will meet tonight at 8 at the Ro Chambeau Club Rooms to advance plans for the State Softball Tournament in September in the Twin Cities and to organize the York County tournament. George Bouchard, former league president and resident of New York, will attend as special guest.
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