Mantle and Bowens Hit Two Homers In AL Showdown
Mantle hit two long homers for the Yankees in a 7-3 win over the White Sox, boosting New York while Baltimore’s Bowens also clubbed two as the Orioles routed Boston 7-0. Mantle’s 500 plus foot shot at Yankee Stadium traced to 461 feet, and Bowens added 375 and 425 foot blasts for Baltimore who widened its lead to two games over Chicago. Other AL results included Los Angeles over Cleveland 4-2, Detroit 6-2 over Minnesota, and Washington 4-3 over Kansas City. In the NL, Philadelphia led Chicago four games after beating the Cubs 6-5, and Sandy Koufax’s Dodgers beat Cincinnati 4-1.
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Boston Red Sox
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Danny O'Sullivan
Larry Doby
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Washington
Los Angeles
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Minnesota
Kansas City
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Sandy Koufax
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Houston
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New York Mets
Mel Stottlemyre
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Harmon Killebrew
Bill Freehan
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Jim King
White
Cardinals
Phillies
Giants
Mi.waukee
Boston
Elos Angels
Clelans
Sect City
Ron Santos
Cubs
John Briggs
Richie Allen
Wes Covington
Larry Jackson
Patriots drop hopefuls from small colleges in roster cuts
Boston Patriots cut backfield hopefuls Joe Iacone and Jerry St Catherine and Maine quarterback Mandi Wheeler. Coach Holovak blamed their small college experience for lacking position knowhow, contrasting with rookie Nick Spinelli who already shows the needed end moves. Team doctor ordered cornerback Bob Souci to rest a knee injury from a drill.
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Andover. Mass
Joe Iacone
Westchester State
Jerry St. ‘Catherine
Wisconsin State
Boston Patriots
Mandi Wheeler
Maine
Holovak
St. Catherine
Iacone
Nick Spinelli
Miami
Fla
Joseph Dorgan
Bob Souci
Souci
Alongi Replaced in Heavyweight Bout at MSG
New York AP Tony Ai of Miami Beach was diagnosed with bone chips in his right elbow and ruled out of Friday's heavyweight bout against Doug Jones at Madison Square Garden. Billy Daniels of New York was named to replace Alongi. Daniels had an 18-5-1 record and lost to Jones in Teaneck, New Jersey, last year.
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New York
Tony Ai
Miami Beach
Doug Jones
Madison Square Garden
Billy Daniels
Alongi
Daniels
Jones
Teaneck
N.J
Saco Little League season results and coaching notes
Whack Homers assistant coach Ted Clegg released season figures for Saco Little League entries. Rol Gagnon led hitters at .528, with Dick Martin .500 and John Sherman .339. Sherman is 6 and 2 as a pitcher. Martin 4 and 0 on the mound. Sherman pitched 48 innings, 1 earned run, 32 hits, 75 strikeouts, 15 walks. Martin 20 13 innings, seven earned runs, 21 hits, 27 strikeouts, 21 walks. Other stats follow for Boudreau, Chadbourne, Leavitt, Spaulding and others. Mike Leavitt threw a seven-inning no-hitter with seven strikeouts. Also noted are staff changes in Maine wildlife education posts and Keep Maine Scenic awards, plus assorted sporting notes and local baseball standings from the area.
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Ted Clegg
Bagley
Saco
Rol Gagnon
Dick Martin
John Sherman
Sherman
Martin
Boudreau
Chadbourne
Mike Leavit
Garnet Boudreau
Mike Spaulding
Dave
Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching 1963
The Associated Press lists NL leaders: Clemente and Williams tied for hits with 151 and 144 respectively, Mays in runs with 82 and home runs with 25, Koufax leading the pitchers with 18-5 record and 210 strikeouts. AL leaders show Oliva top batting at .334 with 162 hits, Stuart and Killebrew leading RBIs, and Downing and Radatz high in pitching strikeouts.
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Associated Press
National League
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Willams
Maye
Milwaukee
Pinson
Cincinnati
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Marichal
Drysdale
Oliva
Minn
Mantle
New York
Minnesota
Howser
Cleveland
Stuart Boston
Killebrew
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bressoud
Boston
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Los Annes
Versalles
Minneston
Downs At A Glance Night Card Locked With Multiple Races
Tonight at 7:45 post time features nine races at Downs including six hundred to nine hundred dollar claiming events and a one mile and seventy yard route. Jockeys and trainers are listed with horses such as Carole's Way Ashland City St. Clair Smith Sport Extra Miss Laurie Dannon Wild Canary and more.
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Carole’s Way
Calandrelli
DeBoise
Compton
Ashland City
Zeller
St. Clair
Phillips
Smith
Simple Soul
Howell
Miller
Berwyn
Nash Court
Haslander
Michel Gray
Sullivan
Coldflare
Limpert
Sport Extra
Rogers Miss Laurie
Elliott Relic Armour
Bundling Green
Maeda Roi Wolf
Maeda Dannon
LaMonte
Johnson
DeBoise Tompkins
Phillips Joe Joseph
Chiappetta
Carol
Gesualdo
Saco II Playoffs To Start Tonight
Saco II playoff series begins tonight after Wednesday rainout. Boucovvalas and Bagley teams feature seven Saco All-Stars including Boucouvvalas players Brian Gerry Bruce Stackpole Pete Mourmouras and Bagley representatives Mike Leavitt Dick Martin John Sherman Roland Gagnon. Game time is 6 p.m.
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Bagley’s
Boucouvalas Bros
Saco
Brian Gerry
Bruce Stackpole
Pete Mourmouras
Boucouvalas
Mike Leavitt
Dick Martin
John Sherman
Roland Gagnon
Fights Last Night in Pittsfield Bout Ends in Decision
Ed Spence of Pittsfield Massachusetts defeated Willie James of Miami Beach in a non title eight round fight, earning the judges' decision with a clear outpoint victory. Spence controlled the action with sharper combinations and effective aggression throughout the bout Tuesday night in Pittsfield.
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Associated Press
Pittsfield
Mass
Ed Spence
Willie James
Miami Beach
Giants Fall as White Sparks Cardinals Past Giants
The Cardinals' Bill White powered a 6-4 win over the Giants, launching two rallies and driving in runs after a 20 game hitting streak, while the Phillies built a four game NL lead with a 6-5 win over the Cubs. Koufax added his 18th victory for the Dodgers, and other MLB results included wins by Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, and Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Giants
Bill White
White
Ygpe
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Cardinals
Don Choate
Sam Jones
Bobby Wine
Cubs
Jack Baldschun
Coaches See ACFL Strengthen for New Season
Atlantic Coast Football League coaches say the circuit is stronger than last year with 14 teams. Newark Bears remain the team to beat in the Southern Division, while Springfield and Providence vie for Northern honors. Opening results include Providence Steamrollers 31 Portland Sea Hawks 7, with eight more games this weekend across the league.
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Providence
Steamrollers of
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Hazleton
Mohawk Valley
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York
Steve van Buren
Jersey
Harry Leonardi
Springfield Acorns
Mel Meeks
Andy Griffin
Connie Pensavallo
Providence Steamrollers
Jerry Morgan
Butch” Longin
Fred Mautino
Falcons
Lou Fuccillo
Fred Wallner
Hartford Charter Oaks
Nick Cutro
Jersey Giants
Newark
Harrisburgh
Art Deccarlo
Harrisburg Caps
Don Jonas
Pete Pihos
Richmond Rebels
Johnny Dell Isola
Atlanta Spartans
Dick Bowen
Pittsburgh Ironmen
Aussies Favored To Win Davis Cup Tie Over Chile
In Minneapolis the Australian Davis Cup team led by Roy Emerson is heavily favored to beat Chile in the American Zone finals opener. Fri singles, Sat doubles, and Sun two more singles feature Emerson who holds the world no 1 amateur ranking. Teammates include Fred Stolle John Newcombe Tony Roche and Owen Davidson under captain Harry Hopman.
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Australia
Roy Emerson
Chile
Emerson
Harry Hopman
Fred Stolle
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
Owen Davidson
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