Saco II All Stars Named to 1968 Little League Team
The 1968 Saco Little League All Tournament Team was announced listing players from Owen-Davis Post Shaw's Saco-Biddeford Savings Martin's and Saco Hardware with managers Donald Linscott and Elroy Laskey.
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Saco
Donald Linscott
Owen-Davis Post
Elroy Laskey
Jeff Underwood
Steve McNabb
Lance Mailman
Owen- Davis Post
Kevin Foran
Shaw’s
Carl Beety
Shaw's
Steve Duross
Jack Morrison
Saco-Biddeford Savings
Dave Casavant
Roger Hunt
Bobby Stickles
Martin's
Tommy Winston
Martin
Doug Bartlett
Golden Rooster
Mike Verrier
Saco Hardware
Dennis Boothby
Stockton Wins Cleveland Open In Hot Weather Soaks Heat
Dave Stockton, 26, of California won the Cleveland Open by two strokes with a 276 total after a final round 72 in sweltering 90 degree heat at Lakewood Country Club. Rookie Bob Dickson finished second at 278 while Roberto De Vicenzo faltered with a 73 to tie for third at 279.
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Cleveland
Dave Stockton
Stockton
Bob Dickson
Tulsa
Okla
Sunons
Lakewood Country Club
Dickson
U.S
Roberto de Vincenzo
Don January
Lee Trevino
England
Tony Jacklin
Bobby Cole
Frank Beard
Gary Player
Bob Murphy
R. H
NL Pitchers Edge In All Star Game
In Cincinnati, National League manager Red Schoendienst selected eight pitchers for the July 9 All Star game in Houston. NL starters include four holdovers and four new faces, while the American League's picks feature a mix of veterans and freshmen. Both leagues boast ERAs under .200 among four pitchers, with the NL listing four 10 win or more veterans and the AL two. The player selections for the starting lineup were announced, with full rosters to follow in coming days.
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Echee
Gibson
Drysdale
Koosman
Fryman
Tiant
John
McDowell
Odom
Marichal
McLain
Williams
Schoen
Dienst
U. S. Trackmen To Stand High Altitude Trials
The United States will select its Olympic track team after high altitude trials at South Lake Tahoe, Sept. 9-17, with up to 10 athletes per event invited based on performances at Memorial Coliseum. The trials revealed gaps in performance, attendance, and funding, with several notable results including Art Walker’s American triple jump mark and Seagren’s pole vault win in a jump-off.
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Los Angeles
United States
Mexico City
South Lake Tahoe
Calif
Olympic Track and Field Committee
Hilmer Lodge
Lake Tahoe
Memorial Coliseum
Hero
Tahoe
Lodge
Olympic Fund
Art Walker
Bob Seagren
John Aughn
Seagren
University of Southern California
Ucla
Associated Press
Gerry Lindgren
Earl McCullouch
Erv Hall
Villanova
Jimmy Hines
Charlie Greene
Lee Evans
Tracy Smith
Geoge Young
US tennis trio rises as Wimbledon tilts in US favor
The U.S. amateur trio advances in Wimbledon as Arthur Ashe Clark Graebner and Tom Edlefsen push through into the fourth round. Graebner defeats Jurgen Ulrich then downed Manuel Santana to reach the last 16 while Edlefsen beats Cliff Drysdale to join the surge amid Australian veterans fading from the scene.
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U.S
Arthur Ashe
Clark Graebner
Tom Edilefsen
Ashe
Graebner
Edlefsen
Australia
Ken Rosewall
Ron Laver
Roy Emerson
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
New York
Jurgen Ulrich
Denmark
Manuel Santana
Spain
Fred Stolle
Queteetas
Ion Ge
Calif
United States
Cliff Drysdale
Eee
Ray Moore
Vic
Andreas Gimeno
Newcombe
Ionals
Baker Ae. Alif
Ayexander
Russia
Sian
Pancho Gonzales
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Bob Hewitt
Teo Cruz Captures World Lightweight Title InDominican Victory
Teo Cruz defeated Carlos Ortiz to become the first Dominican world lightweight champion after a disputed scoring process. Cruz won by split verdict in a 15 round title bout. Ortiz had briefly held the title, with Cruz declaring it his best fight. A rematch may occur in San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Teo Cruz
Carlos Ortiz
Zach Clayton
Philadelphia
Ortiz
Jose A. Soto
Carlos Lugo
Cruz
San Juan
Ismael Laguna
Panama
Ponies Set Records At Buxton Track
Buxton racing at Greenacres Raceway features records at a Sunday meet. Dawn’s pony Deering, driven by Chester Deering, posts 1:44 new mark. William Hoyt’s entry clocks 1:56, with multiple ponies and drivers listed across heats, reflecting a long Maine racing tradition and local enthusiasts maintaining the sport.
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Buxton
Greenacres Raceway
Deering
Dawn
Chester Deering
Mrs. Deers
Maine
Are
William Hoyt
Mr. Pete
Incine
Sunnyacres
Miss Jewell
Conney
Sunny Acres
A. Neault
Dickie Dawn
Dd. Adowmite
St . Mason
I Nuggett
L. Sammy
Anhornet
J. Muir
Tiny Tim
E. Dawley
Moonlight Dawn
C. Deering
G. Hoyt
White Star
F. Pinder
Mae The Duke Wins Blue and Gold Handicap at Suffolk Downs
Mae The Duke, racing at Suffolk Downs before 18,125 spectators, led from the stretch to win the Blue and Gold Handicap by a length. The purse totaled 15000 dollars with a $12.40 payoff noted for the winner.
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Boston
Mae
Duke
Suffolk Downs
Baseball standings and results excerpt AP
National League standings and results show St. Louis Dallas? St. Louis leads followed by San Francisco and Los Angeles and Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Chicago Houston. Saturday scores include Chicago 10 St. Louis 8 and Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 0. For American League Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota Oakland California Boston New York Chicago Washington and other clubs played with several scores and night games listed.
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Associated Press
National League
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
San Fran
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Phila
Phia
Chicago
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Atlanta
G.B
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Boston
Wash'nay
Washington
Denet
Kago
Major League Leaders standings fragment
Fragmented list shows leaders in batting hits doubles and runs batted in for the season with players from multiple teams. Notable names include Harrelson Boston Howard Washington Rose Cincinnati Flood St Louis and Pitching leaders Marichal San Francisco Koosman New York. Data appears noisy with misreadings and formatting errors.
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Harrell
Bost
Oak
Cane
Yeaah
Det
White
Feens
Wash
Harrelson
Uhlaender
Minn
Howard
R. Smith
Calif
McAuliffe
F. Howard
W. Horton
Campaneris
Cardenal
Cleve
John
Chic
McLain
Pet
Bowe
M Cleve
Tiant
M. Qintt
Rose
Cin
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Flood
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S.F
Perez
Tor
St.l
Eenett
Comente
Pitt
Illiams
Minnesota at Cleveland and More NBA Matchups Listed
Short sports rundown lists meanwhile matchups including Minnesota at Cleveland and New York at Washington with other cities and teams such as N California at Detroit N New York at Waton N ae Oakland atTuesday’s games Oakland at Boston and Chicago at Baltimore with additional N designations.
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Minnesota
Cleveland
California
Detroit
New York
Waton
Oakland
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Pros Push for Open Davis Cup at Wimbledon
At Wimbledon courts in England a Davis Cup reform debate gains momentum as the International Council of the Davis Cup meets in London to decide if professionals may compete. ALTA backed by Bill Edwards argues for open tennis while Bob Kellher of US ALTA cautions timing. The push follows the contrast in Wimbledon results with more American amateurs advancing than Australians. Donald Dell is noted in the discussion.
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Wimbledon
England
International Council
London
Bill Edwards
Australian Lawn Tennis Association
ALTA
Bob Kelleher
U.S
Windham Driver Wins Feature At Beech Ridge
Windham driver Don Peterson won the Class B feature at Beech Ridge Speedway before 6,500 fans in West Scarborough. Dick Wolstenhulme finished second, Bob Babb third, with Peterson claiming the overall Windham sweep. accident details noted with a lengthy restart and no major injuries to Roland Coucher of Scarborough.
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Windham
Beech Ridge
West Scarborough
Don Peterson
Dick Wolstenhulme
Bob Babb
Peterson
Wolstenhulme
Iron
Dick Day
Westbrook
Roland Coucher
Scarborough
Homer Drew
Raymond
Everett Jardine
Portland
Ken Bornheimer
Jim Chambers
Gorham
Phil Libby
Groveville
Pete Peterson
Jardine
Dave Darveau
Augusta
George Babb
Gray
del Stinson
Wiscasset
D. Peterson
Bob Boynton
Old Orchard Beach
Larry Tanguay
Ray Leach
Arundel
Cal Reynolds
Chuck Welch
Rick Allen
Alfred
John Devis
Mike Emeton
Earl Alley
Senough
Jim McClure
Larry Chandler
South Portland
al Graffam
Beach Little Town League Standings and Game Log
Beach Little Town League standings show teams Zigawa Braves Fern Park and players like Duquette Aube Granger St Hilaire and Desrocher. Game log notes runs hits and errors with RBI details and pitcher appearances including Derocher Fregeau and Me.
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Zigawa Braves
Fern Park
Harry B. Center
Tart Real
Duquette
Simpson
Timmins
Dudevoir
Aube
Pewerees
Valere
Boyer
R. Desrocher
Prapees
Nether
Granger
Rosvert
Jarry
St. Hilaire
Lessards
Frefeau
F. Derocher
Hayford
Bellerose
Dupuis
RBI
B.rocher
Derocher
Cyr
Lemire
SB Fregeau
Eeer
bBoisver
Alliere
Cruz Captures World Lightweight Title in Dominoes Bout
In a dramatic match held in New York, Cruz outpointed Ortiz to win the world lightweight championship. Ortiz, once leading on points, was overtaken as Cruz secured the decisive victory and the title. Continuous action kept the crowd engaged from start to finish.
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Saco II
Maager Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Don Drysdale
Juan Arichal
Bob Gibson
Tom Over
Steve Carlton
Woody Fryman
Jerry Koosman
Ron Reed
Dick Williams
Boston Red Sox
Sam McDowell
Mel Stottlemyre
Denny McLain
Luis Tiant
John Odom
Jose Santiago
Tommy John
U. S
P. Cunningham
Hunt
Morrison
Casavant
B. Cunningham
Curran Boutet
Verrier
Freeman
Paquette
Freeman Morrison
Curran
Sullivan
Huot
Pamer
Errier
Neault
Harvey
Saco Hardware Murray
T. Brunelle
Cloutier
Fennel
Pinette
Danis
Fogg
Burkemose
Jim Caras
John Caras
Libby
Giroux
Leblanc
Smith
Valliere
Davis Lambert
Petrin
Lamb
Nadeau
Lachance
Bartlet
Olgiehold
Tieda
Saco Raftware
Murray
Boothby
Fennell
Rooster
Lourenco Marques
Mozambique
Curtis Cokes
Dallas
Willie Ludick
South Africa
New Glasgow
N.S
Les Gillis
New Waterford
Johnny Kuelian
Gillis
Saco Little League
Saco-Biddeford Savings Genefiee
Rust
Morrie
Rf Parker
Deshaies
Doyon
Boutet
Neault Yie Callahan
Paquette i
S. Brunell Ile
Ib Danis
Armand Ouellette
Biddeford
Saco Littleague Field
Dick Na
Saco Police
Taunton
Mass
Roseland Sports
Roseland Ballroom
Danny LaFratta
Brockton
LaFratta
Assees Geen
Odeforo
Chariton Heston
Will Penny
Scarroro
Wold Roberts
Ea “Fitzwilly
Saco Drive-In
Us 1
Blake Edwards Prooucno
Sete Panavision
Meei
Mia Farrow
John Cassavates
Rosemary
Charleton
Heston
Beach
Little Town League
Duuis
U Huot
Rex Harrison
Towles
American Legion Hall
Kennebunkport 50
ATG
Fairfield
Unity
Meo
Kiob
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