Third Out Is Toughest One In Baseball Action
Chicago White Sox explode for seven runs in the fifth and two more in the seventh inning to rout Cleveland 12 to 3 as Gerry McNertney hits a grand slam and Pete Ward drives in two. Juan Pizarro earns his 10th win with a full game effort.
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Jes White Sox
Chicago
Gerry McNertpey
Pete Ward
Ron Hansen
Juan Pizarro
John Romano
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Cleveland
Giants
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Moe’’ Connolly
United States
Leo “Lippy” Durocher
Hoyt Wilhelm
Marvin Grissom
Holly Mims
Washington, D. C
Bobby Dykes
Miami
Fla
Washington, D.C
Bobby Brown
Brown
Boston
Salem Country Club
Louise Suggs
Phil Cavarretta
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Phil
Wimbledon hopeful Chuck McKinley meets right handed foe in semifinal
McKinley, defending champion from San Antonio, faces Fred Stolle, the Australian who beat him for the title last year, as top seed Roy Emerson takes on Wilhelm Bungert in the other semifinal. McKinley swept four left handers to reach this stage and notes he takes matches on merit, right or left handed.
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England
Chuck McKinley
McKinley
Fred Stolle
Roy Emerson
Australia
Germany
Wilhelm Bungert
San Antonio
Tex
Tomas Koch
Brazil
Torben Ulrich
Denmark
Billy Knight
Britain
Abe Segal
South Africa
Terry Ryan
Stolle
Bungert
Downing Emerson
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
U.S
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Lesley Turner
Miss Moffitt
Ann Haydon Jones
Margaret Smith
Maria Bueno
Miss Turner
Cubs Beat Reds 1-0 Behind Larry Jackson Pitching
Major League Stars PITCHING Larry Jackson of the Cubs allowed only one base runner, Pete Rose on a leadoff single in the seventh, to secure his 10th win in a 1-0 victory over Cincinnati. BATTING Roger Maris of the Yankees collected five hits in a doubleheader sweep over the Angels, homering in the nightcap for the decisive run.
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Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Ken Johnson
Houston
Larry Jackson
Chicago Cubs
Bunning-Johnson
Bunning
Johnson
Chicago
Jackson
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Reds
Joey Jay
Rose
Stock
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
John Wyatt
John Kennedy
Senators
Detroit
Kennedy
Dave Wickersham
Mickey Lolich
Ed Brinkman
Chuck Cottier
New York Mets
Colts
Nellie Fox
Walt Bond
Phillies
Tony Taylor
Joe Gaines
Jay
Cubs
Dick Bertell
Jimmy Stewart
Perry
Mets
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Tom Haller
Hank Aaron
Braves
Ty Cline
Milwaukee
Cline
Cardinal
Roger Craig
Associated Press
Roger Maris
Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Dodgers draw 218,948 in four game Giants series
A four game Dodgers Giants series in Los Angeles drew 218,948 total fans with three night games and the finale on a Sunday. The turnout highlighted strong summer attendance for both clubs.
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Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Horse Harness Races Feature Pacers and Trotters Units
A detailed card of trotters and pacers racing one mile heats with purses from 400 to 5400. Notable entries include Fedor's Fury R Gartley Lorna Doone B Nelson Oteca's Harry W Reed, and Crystal stakes winners like Stars Bell G Nelson. Multiple drivers and horses from Ace stables and Maryland features appear across nine races with one mile pace formats and large purses.
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Fedor’s Fury
R. Gartley
Lorna Doone
B. Nelson
Oteca
Harry W. G. Reed
Lou Ann
F. Parker
Cardinal Buster
D. Richards
Adrian Rosecroft
R. Millett
Esquire
Babe
R. Howard
Colonel Don
T. Harris
Joan Keystone
E. Langille
Cresent
G. Reed Squire Dean
F. Inman
Mary’s Fountain
E. Nason
Limelight
Happy Dudley
M. Robinson
F. Ray
Lotta Rhap
F. Smith
Primo
J. Campbell
Sybil
A. Litvinchyk
Danny Venture
G. Reed
Dauntless Wick
L. Wing Jr
Melody Square
J. Gerry
American Eagle
0. Gordon Some Prince
Shadowdale Mission
the Pelican
Curtice Boy
Peter
Arturo Hanover
S. Bubier
Tamar
B. Bramble
Sergeant Mills
M. Hodgkins
A. Tweedie
Lucy Volo
Sam
L. Pickett
Esquilinda
J. Gerry Scotch
Frisco
N. Murray
Bay Waters
W. Peace 'Hodgen
Rose
B. Smith
Sulky
Sillivan
A. Ireland
Ruth M
O. Gordon
T. Smith
Tyson al
J. McKenney
G. Fitch
Biddeford Minor League Pitcher Maurice Delivers Win
Two-base hits by Roy and Maurice propelled Biddeford in a 5 run effort. Maurice earned the win as Labranche took the loss in a 1 hour 45 minute game.
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Roy
Maurice
Labranche
Drapeau
Bouthot
Lavigne
Gendron
A Dery
Lamontagne
b-Blais
c-Moulton
Neault
d-Gaudette
Grover
e-Boisvert Rossignol
f-Beaulieu
Abbl “Tanguay
Casavant
Fecteau
Derocher
Marcotte
Saco
District 4
Kittery York
West Biddeford
Maurice Mercier
Bagley’s
John Choroszy
Boucouvalas
Scarborough MSSCRA names Edgecomb as judge at Beech Ridge
Aubrey Edgecomb of Cornish elected as main state stock car racing association judge at Beech Ridge Speedway Scarborough by unanimous board approval. He replaces Andy Lux who resigned after two seasons. Hank Lalamiere named MSSCRA flagman. Open Class A and bomber events discussed with 75 lap Class A feature and 50 lap bomber race, purse details, and extended 35 lap features for both classes on Saturday.
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Aubrey “Bucky
Edgecomb
Cornish
Beech Ridge Speedway
Scarborough
Andy Lux
Arundel
the Ridge
Scarborough Speedway
Hank Lalamiere
Msscra
Bombers
Beech Ridge Speedway hosts rain ruined card and wins
Injured Ferris Fain replacement faced former club as Stan Hack last played. Gorham Racing card washed out for second time by rain. Jackie Nichols and Ray McClarity drew at Portland Expo. Black Panther defeated Rebel Rus sell in semis. Roger Shaw of Gorham won the 20 lap feature at Beech Ridge, first fully completed card this season. Australian Tag race at the Ridge saw Keith Rogers of North Windham prevail.
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Ferris Fain
Stan Hack
Gorham
Jackie Nichols
Ray McClarity
Portland
Black Panther
Rebel Russell
Roger Shaw
Beech Ridge
the Ridge
Keith Rogers
North Windham
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Halifax bouts saw Buddy Daye outpoint Jackie Carter in junior lightweights while Isaac Logart defeated Lennie Sparks in welterweights in Halifax. In Oakland Luis Molina beat Tony Perez in a ten round junior middleweight bout. Johnny Newman outpointed Memo Lopez in North Hollywood, and Art Hernandez defeated Doug MacLeod in Omaha in ten rounds.
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Nova Scotia
Buddy Daye
Jackie Carter
Isaac Logart
New York
Lennie Sparks
Oakland
Calif
Luis Molina
San Jose
Tony Perez
Mexico City
North Hollywood
Johnny Newman
San Fernando
Memo Lopez
Tijuana
Mexico
Omaha
Neb
Art Hernandez
Doug MacLeod
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Gaylord Perry
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Jerry Lewis
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Geome Sharp
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Phil Harris
Keenan Wynn
Peter Lorre
John Carradine
Life Magazine
Joseph E Levine
Stanley Baker
Cy Endfield
Technicolor
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Jack Hawkins
Ulla Jacobsson
James Booth
Bobby Vinton
City Theatre
Troy Suzanne Domaine Pleshette
Mebal
James Gregory
Sow
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Gorham Raceway
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Rosby
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Connie Stevens
Ty Hardin
Palm Springs
Buena Vista Distribution Co. Inc
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Sportscope
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Dave Berman
Berman
Boston Sweepers
Lou D’allesandro
Paul Gates
D’allesandro
University of New Hampshire
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Cliff
Old Orchard Beach
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Don Loranger
Bridgton Academy
Richard Goldsmith
Goldsmith
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Prima Livernais
Kennesunk
Kennebunk, Maine
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Kneeland
Ind’l
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Main St
Rice Barton Corp
Worcester, Mass
Graymore
Wal Perry
Lesa Cabbot
Gil Seville
Young Singing Sensation
Duke Norman
M. C
Carol Lynn
Graymore Hotel
Preble St
Portland, Me
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Scarboro Rt
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Maine
Holmes Rd
W. Scarborough
Rte
Arundel Roller Rink
Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice
M. S. Walker, Inc
Boston, Mass
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