Saco Tanning Wins York County Softball Championship
Saco Tanning defeated the Navy entry 14 to 1 at Memorial Field to win the York County Softball Championship. Armand Paquette pitched three games in the tournament and Paquette drove in the final run with a single. Norma Trottier earned York County Most Valuable Player honors for brilliant center field play and eight hits in 12 at bats.
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Buffalo Defeats Boston In AFL Preseason Opener
Buffalo Bills blank Boston Patriots 23 0 to open AFL pre season as Pete Gogolak nails field goals from 19 30 and 44 yards and Billy Joe rambles 38 yards for a score. Cookie Gilchrist adds two short TD runs and Joe adds 61 rushing yards and three receptions.
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Paquette Rally Helps Navy Defeat Saco in Seven Innings
Navy wins 21-11 over Saco in a seven inning game. Paquette drives in four runs, Trottier homers and Sevigny adds three RBIs. Cuneo suffers loss after 3 1-3 innings while Doss and Hawkins pitch in relief.
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Saco Woman Wins Twin City Bowling Crown
Mrs Shirley Myers of Saco defeated Mrs Madeleine Adams of Saco by 145 pins to capture the Twin City Ladies crown at Century Lanes. Myers finished the second half with 1,036 pins to Adams 933, moving from a 42 pin lead.
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Nicklaus Wins Philadelphia Golf Classic After Late Rally
Jack Nicklaus moved ahead with a 45 foot eagle putt at the 17th hole to win the Philadelphia Golf Classic by one stroke. He finished 11 under par at Whitemarsh Valley with a 277 total, topping Joe Campbell and Doug Sanders.
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Pro Football Scores and Upcoming Week Schedule
National League Washington routed Philadelphia 37 to 0 and Houston beat New York 21 to 16. Buffalo shutout Boston 23 to 0 while Oakland defeated San Diego 10 to 3. KC topped Denver 30 to 24. This week features games across multiple days with Thursday Chicago at Washington and weekend matchups including Cleveland at San Francisco and Detroit at Philadelphia among others.
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Bowling Scores And Bonuses From Local Championship
The champion posted 139 bonus pins from two strikes and two spares while Mrs Adams added 61 bonus pins with one strike and nine spares. S Myers compiled a sequence of frame scores totaling 2026 with 10 listed games. M Adams finished with a 1881 total across eleven games.
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Yankees Surge Keeps Pennant Hopes Alive in Tight Race
New York gains a third straight win over Detroit 6-5 as Mantle boosts the slumping club toward a possible rally. Keane says eight games still in reach while Minnesota extends lead with Perry's two-hitter against Boston on Sunday.
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Baseball and boxing score roundup from the era
Standings show Minnesota leads with 72 39, Baltimore 63 46, and Chicago 59 49 in a tight pennant race. Results include Minnesota 9 Boston 4 and Kansas City 7 Baltimore 4. Boxing notes: Horacio Accavallo outpoints Salvatore Burrini in Buenos Aires, and Kiyoshi Tanaka defeats Rick Magramo in Tokyo.
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Mays Moves Ahead With 30th Home Run as Giants Top Cards
Willie Mays upped his major league leading home run total to 30 as the San Francisco Giants beat St Louis 6-4 for their sixth straight win and pulled within one game of the Dodgers. Mays had three hits to lift his average to .328 and has racked seven homers in his last 11 games. Ed Mathews fueled Milwaukee’s 8-5 and 8-3 wins over Houston with five hits and seven RBIs. Cincinnati crushed Los Angeles 18-0 as Jim Maloney earned his 13th win and Leo Cardenas drove in four with three hits. The day also featured Don Drysdale’s short start for the Dodgers and relief work by Billy O’Dell.
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