Giants Make Record 12 Run Ninth In NL Rout
The San Francisco Giants, on a six game streak over Cincinnati and the Dodgers, walloped the Reds 14 to 0 after three hits by Juan Marichal. In the ninth inning Orlando Cepeda Felipe Alou Jim Davenport Willie Mays and Johnny Orsino each homered off Joey Jay extending a line drive win to the Giants.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Jim Davenport
Willie Mays
Johnny Orsino
Jay
Jim Brosnan
Bill Henry
Ninthinning surge sets modern major league record
In 1949 Philadelphia notes the 12 ninth inning runs established a new modern major league record, surpassing earlier marks by the Giants, Braves, and Yankees. The Cardinals trailed until the eighth in Los Angeles before rallying past Drysdale and Perranoski with homers by White and Boyer and a winning Curt Flood single. Ed Bauta earned the win in relief. Pittsburgh tied the game at 6 6 with Bob Skinner’s inside the park homer, then Dick Stuart delivered a two out ninth inning single off Don Nottebart to seal the Pirates’ second straight win over the Braves.
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Bill White
Ken Boyer
Curt Flood
Ed Bauta
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Pirates
Dick Stuart
Don Nottebart
Tarazewich To Report To UM Grid Practice
Two local area bruisers among 50 football candidates greet Hal Westerman on Thursday August 31 for the opening of drills at the University of Maine. Frank Tarazewich from Saco and John Roberts from Alfred return to Orono for the annual press radio try program as UM begins its 1961 season against Massachusetts on September 23. Tarazewich and Roberts saw plenty of action last year and will contend for first string roles while Tarazewich may move to halfback to strengthen the backfield.
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National League standings and results update
NL standings show Cincinnati leading with 75 wins and 50 losses, followed by Los Angeles and San Francisco as tight contenders. Wednesday results: San Francisco routed Cincinnati 14 noth, St. Louis edged Los Angeles 8 to 7, Pittsburgh beat Milwaukee 7 to 6, Chicago at Philadelphia postponed by rain. Weather impacts daily schedule and Friday’s games include Milwaukee at Philadelphia in a twin bill, Chicago at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, and San Francisco at St. Louis.
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Giants' Marichal Blank Reds In 14-0 Game
Juan Marichal and the Giants shut out the first place Reds 14-0, allowing only three singles and walking none while fanning one. In the same day, Jim Gentile of the Orioles belted two homers a double and a single and scored the deciding run in a 12 inning 7-5 win over the A’s.
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Maurice Hurls Shutout Win In Minor League
Maurice hurled a two hit four inning shutout last night as He bert bombed Fecteau 10 to 0 in a Biddeford minor league contest. Maurice fanned six passed four and was in command throughout as his teammates provided flawless support. Belanger had a double the game’s only extra base hit. Minor league all stars scheduled to play Old Orchard Beach on August 27 at Saco Little League park and at Dover New Hampshire on September 3.
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Twin City Colts Noses Ahead With 18 8 Victory Over Wasco Sox
The Twin City Colts aka Lightning Club defeated the Wasco Sox 18 to 8 to seize third place. Pat Bordage 4 for 5 and Ray Tardif with a seventh homer led the attack as sponsor Paul Sullivan backed the team as Twin City Colts. LeVolligeur forfeited against the Elks. Elks vs Saco Tanning at Memorial Field tonight.
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New Homer Twins Bambino Compare
The table contrasts Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle with Babe Ruth in 1927 on pace to break Ruth’s records. Maris has 50 games with 126 dates shown up to Aug. 22 while Mantle has 46 games up to Aug. 20. Ruth shows 50 games with 188 on Sept. 11. The Games column includes one tie for each player.
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Lions edge Boucouvalas to force Saco-OOB Little League final
Old Orchard Beach Lions rallied from behind to beat Boucouvalas 7 to 5 in a 1-1 series tie. Gillis worked six solid innings, Fournier welcomed in the seventh for the win bid, and Fecteau homered off Gillis. Tonight’s decisive game at 5:30 features Boucouvalas’ Fecteau or Crowley against Lions’ Hogan or Mignet as rain permitting.
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Maris Misses Home Run in 10th As Yankees Win Big
In a dramatic 8-6 10 inning win over the Angels, Roger Maris just missed a 51st homer, instead lining a 400-foot drive into a tie breaking triple. Bill Skowron drove in four, Whitey Ford started, and New York pulled ahead 3 games in the A L race while Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle paced the era with mentions of long records and multi hit nights.
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Homer Hitters Aiming At Shorter Walls
Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle benefit from friendlier parks while chasing Babe Ruth's 60 home runs. They face formidable pitchers of 1927 and modern top hurlers as Ruth's record era meets altered ballparks, with shifts in stadium dimensions and player traits shaping current power numbers.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Runs and RBIs and Hits
The season leaders include Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh batting .366 with 169 hits. Frank Robinson of Cincinnati leads in runs with 99 and in RBIs with 109. Willie Mays of San Francisco has 108 runs, while Rusty Staub? The list also notes Hank Aaron of Milwaukee with 29 doubles and others leading in various categories based on 275 or more at bats.
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Tips for Motorists From State Police
The State Police urge two safety tips for drivers. Slow down before curves and intersections. At night drive at a speed that lets you stay within the range of your headlights. Following these suggestions will help you Slow Down and Live.
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