Lead Down As Chisox Lose To Orioles And More
Chicago White Sox slump continues without Billy Pierce as Baltimore wins 7-6 and 6-5. Cleveland rebounds with a 6-1 victory behind Jim Grant. Detroit wallops the Yankees 14-2 while Boston edge Kansas City 11-10. San Francisco moves two games ahead in NL with 5-3 win over Milwaukee. Pittsburgh beats St Louis 3-1 and Cubs split a doubleheader with Philadelphia 6-4 after an 8-5 loss. Jim McAnany drives in three runs for Chicago. Ed Fitzgerald and Woody Held homer for Cleveland. Milt Bolling and Gail Harris drive in six each for Detroit.
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Russell Signs New Contract For Celtics
Boston Celtics announce big Bill Russell has signed for the 1959-60 season. Russell, an All-American at San Francisco, was a key member of last season’s world champion club. He set a league rebound record with 1,612 and averaged 23 per game, adding a 16.7 point mark. He was the sixth Celtic to sign, joining Frank Ramsey, Tom Heinsohn, Sam Jones, K. C. Jones, and John Richter.
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Little League Schedules Six Delayed Games At Decary Memorial
Biddeford Little Minor League sets six postponed games at Decary Memorial Field on August 24 to 31: Fecteau vs Hebert August 24 Emond vs Lemire August 25 Emond vs Marcotte August 27 Fecteau vs Lemire August 28 Emond vs Larochelle August 31. An All Star team faces the coaches and assistants on August 26.
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Eagles Bears Exhibition Tilt In Bay State Matchup
In Lynn Massachusetts Philadelhia Eagles halfback Walt Kowalczyk and Chicago Bears quarterback Zeke Bratkowski draw attention in a National Football League exhibition game. Kowalczyk, from Westfield and Michigan State, aims to show top form after a 43 yard TD burst helped an upset over the Giants. Bratkowski, nicknamed The Brat, threw for 107 yards and a score in the Bears 19 16 win over Green Bay. He will start the first half with Ed Brown and Rudy Bukich taking the second half. Three New England players join Kowalczyk in the Philadelphia lineup: Ken McAfee John Bredice and Alan Miller. The game is funded by a $40 000 gift from former ambassador Joseph P Kennedy.
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Fox Night at Comiskey Park Honors Slated for Nellie Fox
Nellie Fox Night at Comiskey Park honors the durable second baseman before Chicago White Sox game against the Washington Senators. Fox, in his 635th consecutive game, will receive gifts as the Sox seek to rebound from a 7-6 loss to Baltimore and regain their AL lead. Fox, 5-foot-8, leads the league with 157 hits and a .322 average, and has played in 9 All Star games.
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Bowdoin backs include ex Thornton standout in fall roster
Bowdoin College coach Neil Corey lists 45 football candidates for early practice on September 1. Saco resident and former Thornton Academy athlete Mike Panteleakos seeks a backfield post, joining Dan Alvino Jr. from South Deerfield. The squad totals 13 seniors 12 juniors and 20 sophomores with seven returning backs and ten linemen.
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Moore Offered $60 000 For Title Fight In Boston
Promoter Sam Silverman offered world featherweight champion Davey Moore a 60000 dollar guarantee for a December title bout in Boston. Moore would face Harold Gomes of Providence with both titles at stake. Moore’s manager Willy Ketchum in California weighs several offers including a Houston bout with Paul Ogensen.
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Journal Wins Championship Bid in Rough Memorial Field Victory
Al Lemieux led Biddeford based Journal with four hits including two home runs and six RBIs as they beat Kiwanis 11 to 9 to clinch the West Biddeford Little League title. Beaudoin worked out of trouble in the late innings, helping Journal secure a city championship berth against Butler.
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Boston Red Sox Open Two-Game Set With Detroit
Boston on a strong road run after an 11-10 extra innings win at Kansas City over the Athletics, sparked by Jackie Jensen's late steal and a trio of Bob Cerv homers. Bill Monboquette to face Detroit’s Paul Foytack in tonight’s opener Briggs Stadium matchup.
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Browns Thrice Blest To Bid For Football Crown
Cleveland hosts a Browns season bid led by Jim Brown and Lou Groza with coach Paul Brown guiding Ninowski at quarterback. Injuries strain tackles as McCormack misses games, threatening pass protection. Browns rely on Brown’s record rushes and Groza’s points to threaten a 12th division crown in 14 years of strong NFL play.
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Giants cling to lead with 5-3 win over Braves
San Francisco fans, Bill Rigney praised late rally as the Giants hold a two game edge on Los Angeles in the NL pennant chase. Sam Jones retired Hank Aaron with runners on first and third to seal the victory after Atlanta pressed late. Fred Haney and Braves stay hopeful, saying they can still catch the Giants.
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Colts To Face Giants Tonight At Cotton Bowl
The Baltimore Colts meeting the New York Giants in Dallas features Johnny Unitas against Frank Gif ford with a national CBS telecast set for 10 15 p m EST The exhibition follows a December playoff win by the Colts and precedes another pre season clash Washington Redskins versus Los Angeles Rams with passing leaders Eddie Lebaron and Billy Wade noted.
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Portland Man Killed in Gorham Crash
Portland resident William Trask aged 21 died yesterday when his pickup collided with another vehicle in Gorham. Investigators say Trask was on the scene of the wreck, and the motive and full circumstances are under police review.
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Driver Hurt After Collision With Pulp Truck
A vehicle struck a loaded pulp truck and was thrown against a power pole, injuring the driver. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene as investigators began to determine fault and assess road conditions.
Womens League Plans Special Holiday Tourney
Members of the Womens League of the iddeford Saco Country Club met to plan a Labor Day morning tournament and an afternoon Scotch foursome. Attendees included Mrs Marion Hanson, Mrs Jo Geibke, Mrs Lois Watson, Mrs Alicia Thurlow, and several other members and guests.
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Fifth Week Final Women's Twilight League Golf Results
Biddeford Saco Country Club standings show Team 1 led by Miss Jackie Sevigny and Mrs Dorothy Naceau totaling 2 points. Team 2 with Emily Finn and Frances Mitchell scored 0, while Team 6 led by Florence Driscoll and Ruth Wooster earned 3. Standings list 13 teams with Low Scorer by Position: Pois sant, Wooster, Mour mououras, Welch, and Sanborn.
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Maine Open Golf Championship enters second round
AP reports at Penobscot Valley Country Club New England golf pros chase a veteran of the big money circuit as Bob Toski of Miami leads with an eight under par 64. Bob Locke of Johannesburg sits two strokes back after a 67 while Bill Ezinicki and John Cleary trail one stroke further. Francis Quinn tops the amateur standings with 69 as rain disrupts play and Bob Crowley struggles to a 70.
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Water Ski Titles Up For Grabs Today
National water ski titles in five divisions open in Laconia New Hampshire with five men and three women set to join a U S world tour team in Milan in September Nancie Rideout and Chuck Stearns return as defending champions and world record hopefuls share the spotlight alongside Warren Witherell Mike Amsbury Geoffrey Wolfe Mike Osborne Roger Ray Joe Cash and Buster McCalla in a wide field of contenders.
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Von Clay Eyes TV Ring Bout Tonight
Philadelphia based boxer Von Clay aged 20 fights Sonny Ray in a 10 round NBC telecast. Clay with nine wins and a noted punch hopes to offset Ray's experience in a clash of top light heavyweights. Ray comes in 19-7-5 with steady rise in rankings.
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American League Standings and Weekend Games Report
The American League standings show New York 60 60 and Cleveland leading at 69 51 with Chicago at 70 47. Weekend matchups include New York at Kansas City and Baltimore at Cleveland, while Washington visits Chicago and Boston travels to Detroit.
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National League standings and Friday results
National League teams led by San Francisco and Los Angeles with records listed. Friday games featured San Francisco at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Cincinnati, and Chicago at Milwaukee. Final scores: Pittsburgh 3 St. Louis 1. San Francisco 5 Milwaukee 3. Los Angeles 8 Cincinnati 5. Philadelphia 8 Chicago 4.
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