DeBusschere Shuts Out Indians For Sox First Complete Game
Dave DeBusschere, 22, matched tall expectations with a 6 hitter to blank the Cleveland Indians for Chicago White Sox in his first complete game his first shutout and his first win against an AL club other than the Senators His 3 4 season mark stands as a breakthrough performance boosting the Sox within 2 games of the Yankees as Baltimore and Minnesota win and lose across the league other action notes include Harmon Killebrew 27th homer and Billy Moran scoring the decisive eighth inning run for Los Angeles and Ed Sadowski’s squeeze bunt plus a brief All American link mentioning Ben Nelson joining the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Houk Praises Bandaged Yankees After Rainout
Major Ralph Houk praised his bandaged Yankees after their game with the Red Sox was rained out. He cited that the opening lineup of Tresh, Mantle, Maris, Boyer, Kubek, Richardson, Pepitone, and Howard had played only eight games together all season. Mantle’s injuries and Maris’s illness shaped a team winning six in a row and eight of ten. Boston, off a 2-9 road trip, planned to start Monbouquette vs Terry in the afternoon, Morehead vs Bouton at night, as rain reduced attendance at Fenway.
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Attorneys For Butts Prepare To Rest Case In Georgia Football Fix Trial
ATLANTA AP University of Georgia officials prepared to take the witness stand as Curtis Publishing seeks 10 million dollars over allegations that Curtis News linked Bear Bryant and Wally Butts to a rigged 192 Georgia Alabama game. Hartman, a former Georgia coach, testified about a February meeting where officials confronted Butts with Burnett affidavit claims. Burnett testified he heard Butts discuss data on Georgia to Bryant but Hartman called the notes inconsequential.
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Area Football Clubs Schedule First Meetings
The three Twin City squads begin this weekend. St. Louis High meets informal Friday at 6 at Alumni Field and Biddeford High starts practice Monday. Thornton Academy, Class A champions, holds aspirants and parents Sunday at 2 to tour the new gym.
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National League standings and Tuesday results summary
National League table shows Dodgers leading at 69 47 with 4 games over Giants and Cardinals 65 53, Pirates 60 57, Mets absent. Tuesday results include Milwaukee 4 Los Angeles 3 and Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 0. St Louis 4 Houston 2. Upcoming games list LA at Milwaukee and SF at Cincinnati among others.
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Spahn Sets Strikeout Record for Ageless Ace
AP reports Warren Spahn, age 42, of the Milwaukee Braves, set the record for strikeouts by a left handed pitcher with 2,383. He achieved the milestone in a 4-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, admitting records matter less than victory. Spahn announced he plans to continue pitching as long as his arm allows, aiming to return next season.
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Major League Leaders and Spahn’s Record Run
Baseball leaders show Groat Smoky St Louis and Kaline Detroit atop batting. Aaron Milwaukee leads runs and RBIs with White near. Spahn’s 2383rd strikeout fans Miller, breaking Waddell’s lefty mark. Maloney and Radatz pace pitching wins and strikeouts in NL race.
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Area Golfer In Championship Flight at Maine Women's Championship
Mrs James Prendergast of Biddeford Saco Country Club earned a berth in the championship flight of the Maine Women's Championship with an 86 at Portland Country Club on Tuesday Miss Martha Page won the opening round with a 79 to edge her sister Penny by one stroke Other area competitors included Mrs Harry Wooster Biddeford Saco 95 Mrs Philip Bache Cape Arundel 107 and Miss Mary Clappison Biddeford Saco 114 In Sacramento Bill McMurray 212 beat Billy Stephan 189 in St Louis 4
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Four deer hunting zones adopted by the 101st Legislature
The Department outlines key hunting and fishing changes effective September 21. Deer hunting now uses four zones with varied firearm and archery seasons. bear reporting and deer registration fees are specified. fishing rules cap general limits. boating regulations establish a state watercraft registry and safety gear requirements. scuba diving rules require clear markers and distance limits. dogs are barred from running at large in deer areas Feb 1 to April 30 with fines.
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Bowling Ladies Summer League Standings Week Ten
Wildcats lead team totals with 1437 while S Myers tops highs with 351 in the 10th week standings and individual scores noted for Dark Eyes and Merchant’s Doubles. Seal Rock led in team totals with 874 and high single 242 by D Wormwood.
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Patriots Meet Oilers In Charity Game At Lowell
The Houston Oilers visit Boston in an AFL exhibition for the Lowell Sun Charities. Injuries haunts the Patriots as Rosston, Burton, and Crawford are out or uncertain. Al Snyder shifts to halfback behind Tom Neumann while Art Graham and Larry Eisenhauer sit out or doubtful. Coach Holovak tests first and second offensive units after two preseason losses.
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Major League Stars Shine As Orioles, Reds Win Big
John Orsino of Baltimore drives in two runs with a homer and two singles in a 6-1 Orioles win over Minnesota. Jim Maloney pitches a two-hitter with seven strikeouts for a Reds 4-0 victory over San Francisco, while Warren Spahn fans five in Milwaukee's 4-3 win over Los Angeles, boosting his left-hander record to 2,383.
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Fights Last Night in Cities Record Boxing Results
In Houston Cleveland Williams stopped Kirk Barrow in three rounds. In Philadelphia Len Matthews halted Manuel Alvarez. In New York Pete Toro outpointed Johnny Gilden. In Baltimore the rival bout concluded with an eight round decision.
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