Young Kennebunk player stars in unassisted double play highlight
The report notes Terry Whitten, 11, of the Kennebunk Babe Ruth Minor League Red Sox, executing an unassisted double play last week. Local coaches anticipate aug 21 as start of football practice with optimism about teams in Biddeford Saco and Old Orchard Beach.
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Terry Whitten
Kennebunk
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Els
Bob Cote
St. Louis
Ron Cote
Rene Simard
Cote
Biddeford
Dave Redmond
Old Orchard Beach
Joe Regina
Thornton Academy
Brad Leach
Kennebunk and
Wells
Biddeford-Saco
Fred DeRocher
Fred
Saco
Williams Drives Sox to 30th Homer as AL Duel Tightens
In a tight American League race five teams sit within 442 games of each other. Carl Yastrzemski? Not mentioned. Tom McCraw sparks Chicago White Sox past Detroit 6-4 in 10 innings, keeping Chicago's 22 game lead. Minnesota and Boston close in, Cleveland and Baltimore also winning or losing. The Yankees stay atop the standings with a 1-0 win over the Angels as Tom Tresh drives in the only run.
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Kennebunk
Journal
Sanford
Joe Dimaggio
New York Yankees
Boston
George Brochu
Rochambeau Snowbirds
Biddeford Merchants
Red Sox
New York
Hilary Mahaney Jr
American Legion
Hilary
Owen-Davis
Smith-Tobey Post
Bath
Ted Williams
Associated Press
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Washington
Kansas City
California
Cleveland
Baltimore
Dick McAuliffe
Hoyt Wilhelm
C.J. Martin
Ken Berry
Denny McLain
al Kaline
McAuliffe
Kaline
Tigers
Pete Ward
Ricky Colavito
Twins
Rich Rollins
Washington Senators
Rollins
Ashington
Dave Baldwin
al Worthington
Jim Merritt
Jim
Catfish
Hunter
Jack Aker
A’s
Tony Conigliaro
Norm Siebern
Jim Gosger
Danny Cater
Frank Robinson
Boog Powell
Chuck Hinton
Orioles
Powell
Vic Davillo
Larry Brown
Jim King
Indians
Yankees
Bill Monbouquette
Angels
Tom Tresh
Monbouquette
Fred Talbot
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cardinals
Don Sutton
RBI
Ron Hunt
Ron
Lou Brock
Denny Lemaster
Atlanta
Bob Johnson
Jay Ritchie
Johnson
Mets
Cecil Upshaw
Lemaster
Ed Kravenpool
Ed Charles
Philadelphia
Johnny Callison
Johnny Briggs
Phillies
Rich Allen
Gene Oliver
Bill White
Dick Dietz
San Francisco
Ray Sadecki
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Randy Hundley
Judge bars Barry from Oaks until contract expires
San Francisco Superior Court Judge Robert J. Drewes issues an injunction stopping Rick Barry from playing for any team other than the NBA Warriors until September 30, 1968, upholding the reserve clause and finding Barry breached his Warriors contract. The case proceeds to trial with possible early action, while Clyde Lee faces uncertain fate with New Orleans Buccaneers.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco Warriors
Rick Barry
Clyde Lee
Barry
National Basketball Association
Warriors
Oakland Oaks
Lee
New Orleans Buccaneers
American Basketball Association
Robert J. Drewes
Warrior
Drews
New Orleans
Franklin Mieuli
Roselle Park
N. J
Babe McCarthy
Drewes
Buccaneers
Bobby Love
Cincinnati Royals
NBA
Robert A. Holtzman
Celtics to Play All Home Games at Boston Garden
Boston Celtics announce 1967-68 schedule with 37 home games at the Boston Garden after earlier seasons on neutral courts. General Manager Red Auerbach cites Garden improvements and better date availability as the reason for the move. Training camp will begin soon in Boston.
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Boston Celtics
Boston Garden
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Rhode Island Auditorium
Providence
NBA
Garden
Red Auerbach
Auerbach
Bos
Celtics Preview Season With Reduced Preseason Schedule
Ton State College gym will host a September 10 workout in preparation for the season opener against the Chicago Bulls on October 14 at the Garden. The Celtics will play 12 preseason games, a drastic cutback, including five exhibitions against the Philadelphia 76ers in Puerto Rico.
Fischer Returns to Action for Red Sox in pennant chase
Boston calls on Hank Fischer for late season help after his first appearance since May 27. He pitched two relief innings in a 5-3 loss to Kansas City and a one inning showing in a 7-5 Boston win. The move frees roster space by trading catcher Bob Tillman to the Yankees.
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Kansas City
Boston Red Sox
Hank Fischer
Fischer
Seton Hall
Red Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Boston
Bob Tillman
New York Yankees
Tillman
Elston Howard
Mixed Doubles League Results Are Announced
The Hall-Mars team edged the J.C's by one point to win the Thursday morning Mixed Doubles League at Roll-A-Way Lanes finishing 110-70 and 109-71. Connie Fleurent and Jerry Fleurent led in the ladies and high five while Peanuts Johnson topped the men with 109 average and Dave Letellier high single 150.
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Hall-Mars
Lillian Marshall
Willis Hall
J.c’s
J.c.’S
Elon Court
Peanuts” Johnson
Jerry
Lillian Camire
Ann Hubert
Johnson
Howie Jones
Dave Letelleir
C. Fleurent
L. Camire
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H. Quouellette
L. Marshal
T. Nolette
R. Wooster
E. Couri
A. Letellier
C. Cole
M. Huot
P. Johnson
D. Letellier
H. Jones
W. Hall
R. Camire
L. Watson
A. Huot
A. Kabel
J. Fleurent
Tigers Lead Clifford Park Hoop League With 5-2 Record
The Clifford Park Hoop League shows the Tigers atop at 5-2 as Eagles Rams Hawks and others trail. Scoring details list players such as Mahany Cantara Turcotte Sayer Boucher Plamondon and Dery with varied point totals and period scores. Stone tree trunks near Piggott Arkansas noted as common tombstone material.
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Eagles
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Mahany
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Roussel
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Dery
Bissonette
Brock
L'Heureux
Sayer
Boucher
Beaulieu
Drapeau
Plamondon
Mailman
Bouffard
Audie
Montpas
Bergeron
Ribaudou Qi
Piggott, Ark
Pappas Dominates With No Walks in 5-0 Win
Milt Pappas fires a complete gem for Cincinnati beating Houston 5-0. He walks none two hits nine strikeouts and retires 16 straight before hitting Joe Morgan. The win ends Cincinnati’s three game skid as Lee May and Tony Perez drive in runs.
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Associated Press
Milt Pappas
Pappas
Cincinnati
Houston
Joe Morgan
Jim Wynn
Julio Gotav
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Lee May
Tony Perez
Perez
Redskins Prove Mettle Face Coming Season In Capital Division
Washington Redskins coach and GM Otto Graham says the club has grown up after a late defeat to Dallas last season. He praises Sonny Jurgensen, the revamped offense, and a strengthened defense as key to a potential title run in the Capitol Division with Philadelphia, Dallas, and New Orleans thriving around them.
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Otto
Graham
Washington Redskins
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Skins
Redskins
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Sonny Jurgensen
Sonny
Bart Starr
Johnny Unitas
Jurgensen
Charley Taylor
Charley
Bobby Mitchell
Jerry Smith
Washington
Braves edge Vikings in Babe Ruth League game
The Biddeford Braves defeated the Saco Vikings 6 to 3 in eight innings. Pitcher Laliberte earned the win, while Searle took the loss. Key offensive contributors included Boucher Perreault and Laliberte driving in runs.
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Dutremble
M. Lavigne
Sherman
Boucher
Pelletier
Searle
Laliberte
Goulet
Braves
Vikings
Loranger
Lorancer
Bridges
Tardiff
Major League Stars Shine as Contests Produce Quiet Wins
The Associated Press report highlights Tom McCraw of the White Sox smashing two home runs in Chicago's 6-4 victory over Detroit. Milt Pappas of the Reds pitched a two hitter with nine strikeouts and a 16 straight retired stretch as Cincinnati shut out Houston 5-0.
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Associated Press
Tom McCraw
White Sox
Chicago
Detroit
Milt Pappas
Reds
Cincinnati
Houston
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