Giants Fall From Second To Third On Dark's Gamble
The San Francisco Giants, mired in a six game slide, lost 6-5 to St Louis after an intentional walk loaded the bases in the ninth. Al Dark again forced a risky move, and a Chaney misplay allowed the tying and winning runs to score. The loss leaves the Giants 1 game behind Cincinnati and 8.5 behind Philadelphia in the NL. Also on Friday, Philadelphia topped Pittsburgh 2-0, Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 3-2, New York beat Chicago 7-0, and Houston edged Milwaukee 3-2 as Cepeda homered for the Giants and Short notched his 13th win.
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Associated Press
al Dark
Dark
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Giants
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Lou Brock
Billy White
Cal Maxvill
Brock
White
Mike Shannon
Lanier
Maxvill
Tom Haller
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Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Houston
Milwaukee
Jim Hart
Orlando Cepeda
Hart
Cepeda
Ken Boyer
Cardinals
Chris Short
Phillies
Alex Johnson
Pirates
Bob Veale
Tony Taylor
Johnny Callison
Reds
Bill McCool
Dodger
Jim Maloney
Chico Ruiz
Mets
Jack Fisher
Tony Cloninger
Colts
Gene Oliver
Carroll Hardy
Walt Bond
Bob Aspromonte
Jerry Grote
Twin City Little League Series Opens Monday Night
Boucouvalas Brothers and the Biddeford Saco Journal Little League teams meet at Saco Little League Field at 6 pm Monday to start a best of three Twin City Crown series. If needed, games two and three follow Tuesday and Wednesday at Memorial Field, Biddeford, all 6 pm starts.
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Boucouvalas Brothers
Biddeford - Saco Journal
Saco
Memorial Field
Biddeford
Boucouvalas
Journal
Boxing results from last night headline a world welterweight bout
The Associated Press outlines results with Johnny Persol and Henry Hank drawing in New York and Detroit, Oscar Bonavená stopping Tom McNeely in Arlington, and Gilberto Biondi outpointing Kimpo Armarfio in Melbourne to retain the Australian welterweight title.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnny Persol
Henry Hank
Detroit
Drew
Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
Tom McNeely
Arlington
Mass
Melbourne
Gilberto Biondi
Australia
Kimpo Armarfio
Ghana
Biondi
Downs At A Glance Night Card With Multiple Claiming Races
The program lists nine claiming races at Downs with post time 7:45, featuring horses such as Carole's Way, Wild Canary, Roi Wolf, Randan, Aston Belle, Lucie Constable, The Quebec City contenders, and Moonstone with various riders and owners. The sequence covers distances from 1 mile to 1 1 16 miles and purses ranging from 800 to 1200 dollars.
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Calandrelli Tompkins
Phillips
Quesada Kings Market
Venne Stamp Ator
O'Connor
Wild Canary
Johnson Mono Lea
Schanauer
Roi Wolf
Maeda Randan
Gaffney
Venne
Pasquarelli
Wild Flash
Chiappetta
Venne Val
Quesada
Venne Sailnow
Callandrelli
Saivaggi
Monarch Miss
Neveu
Don the Rock
Parenti
Ranmar
Sullivan
Mate
Compton
Lumville
Gesualdo
Count Flores
Montgomery
Purple Prince
Quebec City
Mikee
Gesualdo Maria Donna
Allan
Mantha
Moonstone
Howell Paco Pete
Greco
Maeda
Millville
Vital Factor
Gesualdo Admiral Gano
Johnstone Carbreuse
Vanderbergie
Desirer’s
Prince
Eastie Gal
LaMonte
Parent
Cabilete
Royal Bronze
Figueroa
Orioles Regain Lead Behind Robinson and Bowens Power
Baltimore sits atop the AL again as Brooks Robinson and Sam Bowens spark a 4 2 victory over Chicago, breaking a 2 2 tie in the ninth with back to back hits off Hoyt Wilhelm. Robinson belts his 21st homer and drives in 81 runs, while Bowens adds his 17th homer and 50th RBI as the Orioles overcome Pizarro and Pappas.
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Associated Press
Brooks Robinson
Sam Bowens
Robinson
Baltimore
Chicago
Bowens
Orioles
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
Hoyt Wilhelm
Boog Powell
Sox
New York Yankees
Powell
Boston
Wilson
Sam
Pizarro
Milt Pappas
Floyd Robinson
Gary Peters
Don Buford
Harvey Haddix
Appas
Luis Aparicio
Wilhelm
Earl Robinson
Brooks Robin
Finals Set in Junior Golf Club Championship at Biddeford Saco
Final matches in the Junior Club Championship unfold at Biddeford Saco Country Club with Class A foe Dave Potter facing Bob Polackwich after Potter outlasted Dave Charles and Polackwich edged Ron Wendelken. In Class B Paul Nannery meets Barry Hobbins, Nannery beating Richard Holbrook and Hobbins defeating Jim Ross in a dramatic finish. Pro Harvey Lamontagne Jr. praises the level of play and anticipates strong showings.
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Biddeford-Saco
Dave Potter
Bob Polackwich
Potter
Dave Charles
Polackwich
Ron Wendelken
Paul Nannery
Barry Hobbins
Nannery
Richard Holbrook
Red Sox Blank Yankees As Heffner Tillman Lead 7-0 Victory
Boston pitcher Bob Heffner and baseman Bob Tillman powered a 7-0 win over the Yankees, dropping New York five games behind Baltimore. Tillman hit his second grand slam, Heffner allowed six singles and earned the first complete game of his major league career.
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Bowens
Bob Heffner
Yankees
Red Sox
Bob Tillman
Ralph Terry
Dick Stuart
Ed Bressaud
Stan Williams
Tillman
Demeter
Detroit
Gates Brown
Tigers
Dave Wickersham
Twins
Colavito
Claude Osteen
Wayne Causey
Ed Charles
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago
Heffner
Yogi Berra
Yankee
Phil Linz
Judy
Dick Radatz
Radatz
Sox
Tom Tresh
Lee Thomas
Johnny Pesky
Jets Eleven Rely on Wood Passing for 1964 Season
New York Jets coach Weeb Ewbank signals heavy reliance on quarterback Dick Wood as he reshapes the roster. rookies Pete Liske and Mike Taliaferro compete for backups, while Bake Turner Maynard and Turners emphasize Wood's likely passing impact. The team mixes veterans and newcomers including Smolinski Mathis and Johnson to support the offense.
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Peekskill
N.Y
Weeb
Ewbank
Dick Wood
Johnny Unitas
Pete Liske
Penn State
Mike Taliaferro
Illinois
Jets
Baltimore
Titans
San Diego
Kansas City
Houston
Bake Turner
Mike Hadock
Larry Grantham
Bill Mathis
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Turner
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Rudy Johnson
Nebraska
Mathis
Liske
Taliaferro
Matt Snell
Ohio State
Bill Perkins
Iowa
Sherman Plunkett
Jack Klotz
Dan Ficca
Sam de Luca
Hadock
Winston Hill
Dave Herman
Michigan State
Gerry Philbin
Buffalo
Bert Wilder
North Carolina State
Clyde Washington
Dainard Paulson
Billy Baird
PELICAN BECKY SAVED FROM ROAD TRAFFIC
A lone pelican named Becky wandered along U.S. 27 far from the coast. Police in Hialeah housed the bird in a women’s cell overnight before transferring Becky to the Humane Society for care.
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Allan Dutremble
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Waterfowl Council
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Brunswick
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Maine Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
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Maine Fish and Game Dept
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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Old Orchard Beach
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Larry Doby
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Bill Talbert
Lew Hoad
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City Theatre
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Marc Cramer
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