Parisian Hell Drivers Set For Beech Ridge Debut
Parisian Hell Drivers, on their first U S tour, appear at Scarborough Beech Ridge Speedway on July 4 and 5 at 8 30 p m. The 28 event program ends with a leap in a 1959 Simca convertible. Thirteen 1959 Simca cars will be used marking their first local Daredevil stunt run. Leader Dan Fleenor, a tall Texan, balances a car on two wheels for long distances.
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Scarborough
Beech Ridge Speedway
Simca
Gorham Raceway to Feature Class C Races Tonight
Gorham Raceway presents Class C pace and trot events led by Red Jericho in the pace and Hap Hanover, Dicky Broom, and Monday Ores Broom in the trot. Notables include Phil Gulliver’s Dicky Broom and Red Jericho owned by the Johnsons and H with driver Ralph Fenno. Eight races listed across D and C classes with purses up to $600.
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Gorham Raceway
Red Jericho
Johnsons and H
Ralph Fenno
Soalite
Hap Hanover
Dicky Broom
Felding Eave
Farley Teksover
Phil Gulliver
Waterville
Philena Volo
B. Fernald
Sister Susie
A. Nelson
Keay
A. Langille, Jr
Cindy's
R. Rankin
Dolls Belle
Gordon
Rapid Gallon
F. Roullard
Miss Penny Lee
W. Timmons
Dexter Nadrom
G. Carter
Josedale
D. Richards
Ginny Barnes
LaFrance Hanover
A. Clark
Nira’s Wanetka
J. Gerry G
G. Bennett
Success Scot
H. ‘Sanborn
Master Key
A. McAtee
Northern Maid
M. Wing
Twilight Volo
R. McC
E. Griffin
Arch
Paul
J. Gerry
Lucky Reed
H. Bond
Star Abbott
Susan Egan
A. Miles
Sika
H. Ralph
Willomb
R. Wing
Trigger Volo
G. Fitch
Major Mills
M. Hodgkins, Jr
R. X
J. Egan
Lakeside George
C. Day
R. Fenno
Paramount Hal
F. Inman
Victor Desire
Pace
Tressmite
Victor Scott
A. Langille
Debby Moraka
Ginn Hy
Little Bugger
R. McCaleb
Way
Little Joan
A. Hazen
Abbedale
F. Boullard
P. Gullifer
Shadydale Precise
M. Keene
Big Cannon
W. Gould
Master Fingo
Spencer Wil
B. Smith
Benson Wins Bomber Race At Beech Ridge Speedway
Beech Ridge Speedway saw two Buxton brothers finish second and third in the feature bomber race as Bucky Benson of Biddeford captured the win. Phil Libby edged Bob Libby late, after Bob led most of the race and spun near the finish. Other top finishers included Paul Tardif, Arnold Bidell, and Ralph Cusak in a night of heats, semis, and class results.
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Buxton
Beech Ridge Speedway
Phil Libby
Bob
Bucky Benson
Biddeford
Paul Tardif
Arnold Bidell
Bob Libby
RalphCusak
Scarborough
Buck Benson
Westbrook
J. Lank
Brad Baker
Portland
Gene Villacci
Falmouth
Twi Golf Team No 3 Seemingly Dominant in Best Score Lineup
The document lists team rosters and best score positions for Twi Golf teams across multiple squads. It names players from Team No 1 to Team No 6, with scores and positions under Best Score In Each Position, including Dr. Steve Polackwich and others, reflecting a school or club golf match lineup.
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Cnet
Ted Ae
Keseshi
Dave Tousignant
H. Watson
Miniutti
S. Polackwich
Taillon
H. Jones
W. Nadeau
R. Aude
Yankees Stay Close As pennant race tightens in AL
The American League standings tighten as Cleveland and Chicago contend. Baltimore beats New York 4-0 behind Ralph Terry’s four-hit effort for a complete game win. Detroit over Kansas City 5-4, Washington 4-1 over Boston. In the NL, Chicago Cubs beat St Louis 6-5 and Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 1-0 on Gene Conley’s five-hit pitching. Mantle returns for Yankees with two hits.
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Cleveland
Chicago
White Sox
Yankees
Indians
Baltimore
Ralphi Terry
Washington
Bos
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Gene Conley
Jim Landis
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Woody Held
Gerry Ee
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Barry Latman
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Gene Conley Ends Slump With 1-0 Win for Phillies
Gene Conley, 6-8 right-hander, pitches his sixth complete game to beat Pittsburgh 1-0 on a five hitter, lifting Philadelphia in a bleak season as Milwaukee and Chicago games unfold. Conley walks one, strikes out eight, ERA 2.80, contributing to a tightly bunched NL table as Braves and Pirates suffer. Don Elston earns win for Cubs in a late comeback over St Louis with Ernie Banks prodigy and Bobby Thomson delivering decisive hits.
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Gene Conley
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Phillies
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Conley Braves
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St. Louis
Phils
Ron Kline
Joe Koppe
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Thomson
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Ernie Banks
Jon Bobby Thomson
Don Elston
Lindy McDaniel
al Dark
Springvale KC Tops Rochambeau to Hold First Place
Springvale KC strengthened its hold on first in the Biddeford softball league by withstanding a late rally from Rochambeau for a 9-6 win at Memorial Field. Al Lessard earned his fifth victory, while Rochambeau’s Armand Paquette took the loss.
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Biddeford
Rochambeau
Memorial Field
Springvale
Bob Dubois
Red Genest
Leo Gauthier
Gauthier
Webber Hospital
al Lessard
Armand Paquette
Stitch Knocks Sawyer in First Round Bout
Louisville AP reports Rudell Stitch, a Presbyterian elder, defeats unranked Rudy Sawyer in 2 minutes 15 seconds to boost his No 2 welterweight standing. Stitch lands three knockdowns, improving his record to 21-5 with 11 KOs. he weighed 146 1?4 pounds to Sawyer’s 147.
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Rudell
Stitch
Rudy Sawyer
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Sawyer
Stengel Times Hoyt Wilhelm as AL All-Star starter
Casey Stengel hinted Hoyt Wilhelm will start for the American League in the upcoming All-Star game in Pittsburgh after Yankees beat the Orioles. Stengel noted Yogi Berra prefers Wilhelm to pitch first, and he will consider Berra’s feelings in selecting the starter. Wilhelm, famed knuckleball pitcher, is linked to the selection amid talks with Gus Triandos and team plans.
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Casey Stengel
Pittsburgh
Hoyt Wilhelm
Yankees
Orioles
Stengel
Oriole
Gus Triandos
Wilhelm
Yogi Berra
Berra
Mr. Berra
Gus
Harris Travels With Boston As Sox Slump Deepens
Washington AP report says Bucky Harris, Red Sox general manager, arrived to observe Boston’s fourth straight loss. He will stay in Baltimore through Saturday, then return to Boston. Players privately disagree with Manager Mike Higgins and center fielder Gene Stephens, while Sammy White remains a weak hitter behind the plate. Higgins works on a one year contract with no firing signals, and Sox farm system link to Minneapolis Millers is noted as a potential demotion source.
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Bucky Harris
Red Sox
Boston
Tom Yawkey
Sox
Baltimore
Mike Higgins
Marty Keough
Gene Stephens
Sammy White
Higgins
Minneapolis Millers
Millers
Red Sox Endure Fourth Straight Loss At Washington
In Washington the Red Sox drop a fourth straight game 4 1 as Camilo Pascual limits Boston to four hits. Frank Sullivan to start today as Bucky Harris watches. Pascual exits with a shutout spoiled by an unearned run in the ninth. Wertz singles and Williams seems to spark late in the game.
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Harvey Kuenn
Charlie Maxwell
Gus Zernial
Johnny Bucks
Paul Foytack
Camilo Pascual
Boston
Vic Wertz
Frank Mazone
Norm Siebern
Gil McDougald
Yankees
Siebern
Brown
Yogi Berra
Bill Skowron
Hector Lopez
McDougald
Ham
Billy Lees
Mickey Mantle
New York
Washington
Frank Sullivan
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Bucky Harris
Senators
Pascual
Harris
Minneapolis
Stengel Names Williams to AL All-Star Team
AL manager Casey Stengel selected Ted Williams for the All-Star roster marking his 15th appearance. Williams replaces Jim Lemon in left field and is joined by Mantle Kuenn and Colavito Minoso in the outfield with strong supporting lineup changes including Gil McDougald at infield. Pitchers include Bunning Daley Duren Ford Pierce Wynn Wilhelm.
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Mass
Ted Williams
Williams
Casey Stengel
AL Stars
Joe Cronin
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Stengel
Fred [Haney
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Cardidge
Haney
Milwaukee
NL Stars
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Jim Le‘mon
Washington
Mickey Mantle
New York
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit
Gil McDougald
Yankees
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Cronjin
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Adaline
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Indians
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Killebrew's two run double seals Washington win in tense finish
Endgame drama as Harmon Killebrew belts a two run double off the bullpen fence scoring Ken Aspro and Bob Allison. Roy Sievers was pulled off the bag by a high throw and Gerry Casale took his sixth loss after a rough relief stint. Franklin Malzone drove in Wertz earlier, while Jim Lemon added a fifth inning run. Bill Fischer matched up as the opposing pitcher for the White Sox.
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Harmon Killebrew
Roy Sievers
Frankie Malzone
Wertz
Gene Stephens
Sievers
Pascual
Killebrew
Washington
Ken Aspromonte
Bob Allison
Gerry Casale
Cleveland
Murray Wall
Casale
Jim Lemon
Don Buddin
Buddin
Lemon
Bill Fischer
Sox
Bagley's edges Owen-Davis for Little League win
Bagley's shrugged off three runs in the second to beat Owen-Davis 4 1 in a Saco Old Orchard Beach Little League game. Callahan Caouette and Cartier led Bagley's hits with two apiece, while Owen-Davis errors aided the victors. Shea had Owen-Davis lone repeat hit.
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Skea
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Clark
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Steer
Beaulieu
Ells
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