Saucier Wins Pin Title From Forcier In Thriller
Don Saucier edged Jerry Forcier 1160 to 1156 to capture the 20th Century lanes men’s crown in the season opener. Forcier, last winter’s champ, led early and late but Saucier’s ninth-frame rally and eleven strikes steadied a narrow victory amid a high-scoring field.
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Colclough Emerges As Expert Patriot Receiver In Exhibition
Amherst AP Jimmy Colclough, Boston College product, proves top AFL pass catcher as Boston Patriots finish exhibition schedule 4-1 with a 28 14 win over Oakland. He has 32 receptions for 448 yards and three TDs this stretch, including a 29 yard deflection catch in the end zone.
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Jack Larscheid
Biddeford Minor Leaguers edge Dover 4 3 in tight duel
Hebert's Superettes closed a 15 game Biddeford Little Major Leaguers schedule without a loss before an all star team played Dover New Hampshire at Saco on Sunday. Roy led the winners with two RBIs and two hits while Jacques and Tanguay added the other two hits and extra bases. Tanguay held Dover to three hits with nine strikeouts and two walks. Final standings in league play follow.
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Fornieles Leads Red Sox Twin Bill Sweep with Bat
Boston pitcher hitter Mike Fornieles sparked a 5-4 win that completed a doubleheader sweep over Kansas City. He delivered a key eighth inning single and pitched two innings of relief, boosting his season totals to nine wins and 13 saves. Wertz drove in his 89th run as Boston staged a comeback after a 3-0 deficit.
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Don Buddin
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Frank Malzone
Pete Runnels
Tuttle
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Tom Brewer
Don Larsen
Classy Cagers Keep U. S. In Running At Olympics
The United States basketball team rolled to its third straight Olympic win as Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas led a 107 to 63 victory over Hungary. In diving, Ingrid Kramer surged to the lead in women's 10-meter platform trials, threatening U S hopes for a gold medal after a previous setback.
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Dayton
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Mexico
Navy Team Retains York County Softball Title
The U S Navy Retraining Center of Kittery beat Roy and Perreault 5-3 to win the York county softball championship at Memorial Field Biddeford in a pitchers duel led by John Wallace. Navy stole six bases and overcame four unearned runs as Edgar Little was named tournament MVP with Wallace close behind. The final followed victories over East End 11-7 in semis and Roy and Perreault 11-7 in the other semi.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Lists
The Associated Press compiles season leaders for both leagues. Key figures include Mays Banks and Aaron in batting, Mantle and Sievers among American League leaders, with pitchers Drysdale and Bunning topping strikeout charts and Coates and Fornieles leading wins.
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Saco Midgets Beat Kennebunk to Close Season
The Saco Midget league all stars finished 10 to 5 over Kennebunk, marking the second straight win for Saco after Kennebunk’s 18 straight defeats this season. Pitcher Ken Pike earned the win and collected two hits, with Billy Johnson adding a bases loaded double. A postseason cookout followed at Kennebunk Beach hosted by local officials and Saco recreation leaders.
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