Journal Wins Playoff Opener In Little League Clash
The Biddeford Saco Journal won the Biddeford City Championship opener 3-0 in a no hit, no run game by Allan Dutremble for West Biddeford over Vic's Appliance. Dutremble struck out 14 in a 20-batter effort as West Biddeford takes a 1-0 lead in the best of three. Cantara and Lessard led Journal hitters. Gobeil had the lone Vic's hit. Second game set for Waterhouse Field at 6 tonight.
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Chiefs Seek West Title After 1963 Downturn
Liberty Missouri AP reports the Kansas City Chiefs hope to rebound from a 5-7-2 1963 season. Hank Stram cites lost identity injuries and Stone Johnson’s death as factors. Key players Burford McClinton Arbanas Bell Gilliam Holub Headrick Mays Buchanan Grayson Robinson Wood Ply Hum form a veteran squad with rookie Beathard backing Dawson Wilson.
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Abner Haynes
Burford
Fred Arbanas
Jim Tyrer
Dave Hill
Ed Budde
al Reynolds
Curt Merz
Jon Gilliam
Johnny Robinson
Bobby Hum
Bobby Ply
Baseball Standings and Results Report From Tuesday and Wednesday
The American League standings show Baltimore leading with 74 wins and New York 69 as Detroit Los Angeles Minnesota Cleveland Boston Washington Kansas City follow. In the National League Philadelphia leads. notable games include Cincinnati 1, San Francisco 0, Cubs 5 over Phillies in 16 innings, and Mets 7, Pirates 3 with Joe Christopher driving three RBIs.
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Major League Stars Pitching Dean Chance Shuts Out Angels
Dean Chance of the Minnesota Angels delivered his second consecutive two hit shutout fueling a dominant pitching performance. The game showcased his control, allowing only two hits while striking out multiple batters to seal the win for his team. This strong outing underscores Chance’s rising form on the mound.
Thoroughcard Overview of Tonight's Downs Card
Tonight at Downs features nine claiming and maiden races with post time 7:45. Notable runners include Marquee entries such as Zev's Zephyr and Easter Pat in sprints, and Admiral Gano in the longer 1 mile event. Audiences should expect mixed fields and several mounts across horses trained by DeBoise, Grasby, Howell, and Donahue among others.
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Venne
Nash
Hacienda Imperial
DeBoise
Buddy Buddy
Parent Ty
Crete
Howell Rascal
Gesualdo
Andy
Allan
Boucher
King Lamb
Thomas
Admiral Gano
Johnstone
Thornlea
Chiappetta
Snug Harbor
Pasquarelli
Venne Nirgo
Johnson
Quinte Blue
Montgomery Lady
Connors
Dallas
Ole Poose
Pauling
DeSaint
Flying Rounders
Allan Mamaroneck
Pichette
Admiral Lunsford
DeBerry
Major League Leaders in Batting and Fielding Summary
The list highlights top American League players by batting with Oliva of Minnesota posting 339 at bats 171 hits and 94 runs while Killebrew drives 42 homers and 95 RBIs. In pitching Downing leads strikeouts with 156 and a .800 record alongside Ford at 124 decisions and .750. Other leaders include Aparicio 48 stolen bases and Versalles tying for triples with 9.
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Versalles
Yastrzemski
Lolich Pitches Shutout As Orioles Rally To Beat Angles
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich returned from the Air Force to deliver a three hit 1-0 shutout of the Los Angeles Angels in the second game of a doubleheader, facing Alpena, Michigan, duty details and bidding for his 13th win. Dean Chance pitched a two hit shutout for the Angels in the opener as Chance extended his streak to nine wins in a row and moved to 14-5 with a 1.60 ERA. The Orioles beat Boston 5-2 behind Norm Siebern and Boog Powell two run doubles while the Yankees drop four games behind the Orioles after a 4-3 loss to the White Sox in ten innings. The Indians and Twins won, the Tigers rallied, and Tiant pitched his fifth complete game for the Indians in a 4-0 win.
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Local schools gear up for 1964 football season and deer study
St Marys Parochial School of Putnam Conn seeks area grammar school game dates for 6th to 8th grades with contact Jerry St Jean 262 Sabin St Putnam call Walnut 8 311. Biddeford High opens Sept 12 at Bis Bradley Manchester N H St Louis High vs St Thomas Sept 11 Thornton Academy Sept 19 Edward Little Old Orchard Beach at Lisbon. Maine Fish and Game Dept releases deer hunter distribution 1960-62 leaflet by Chester F Banasiak summarizing eight state units hunting pressure and success. Copies available from Department of Inland Fisheries and Game Augusta. Atlantic Coast Football League notes feature Mike Hagler of Newark Bears, career highlights, and current ex-teammate feuds. Sports trivia, historical notes, and local league results conclude the page. Many named teams, places, people, and dates from broader sports scene are referenced.
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Yankees Take Biddeford Minor League Crown
The Yankees edged the Mets 6-5 to win the Memorial Field Minor League Championship. Bourque pitched seven strong innings, whiffing 12 and issuing five walks, while Girard struck out seven and walked 11 for the Mets. Lebelle homered for the Yankees as Poisson, Bernier, and Lehoux produced key hits.
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Fights Last Night Card Highlights Debuts
New York bouts featured Libertad Rue da of Puerto Rico outpointing Poore Bartels of New York. New Bedford hosted Tony Valenti of Boston stopping Ores Barnes of Trenton. Halifax saw Brad Silas of Boston halt Leo Sprague of Dartmouth Nova Scotia.
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Little Life in Great Salt Lake Depth and Salt Content
Northwestern Utah's Great Salt Lake averages 15 feet deep over an area exceeding 1500 square miles. The lake's salinity nears 25 percent, limiting survival for most living organisms.
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