Yankees and Indians push pace in sprawling baseball day
Roger Maris hits his 50th home run as the Yankees rally past Washington 13 4 and Baltimore beats Detroit 6 3 on Jim Gentile's grand slam. Mantle and Skowron add homers. Cleveland outlasts Boston 12 6 in 10 innings as Howser King and others spark a six run 10th. Angels win behind Jim Donohue as Chicago falters in Los Angeles.
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Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Tigers
Jim Gentile
Maris
Babe Ruth
Mickey Mantle
Moose Skowron
Elston Howard
Yanks
Fenway Park
Cleveland
Red Sox
Kansas City
Minnesota
Dick Howser
Skowron
Yankee Stadium
Johnny Klippstein
Mantle
Bud Daley
Luis Arroyo
Pete Burnside
Senators
Gentile
Twins
Phil Regan
Chuck Estrada
Chuck Essegian
Frank Funk
Tito Francona
Clevel
Bubba Phillips
Don Dillard
Willie Kirkland
Indians
Gary Geiger
Gene Conley
Roy Sievers
al Smith
Sox
George Thomas
Lions win to tie for first in Saco Little League race
In a 6-3 victory over Bagley's, Owen Davis tied the game with a third inning single as the Lions surged with four runs in the frame and another in the fifth. Verrill led Lions with a double and single, while Sante earned the win and Duranceau took the loss. Lions and Boucouvales sit at 7-2, poised for a decisive Thursday showdown.
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Lions
Bagley
Gagne
Paquette
DeAngelis
Fournier
Rioux
Hogan
Sante
Durance
Duranceau
Leitr
Cardiff
Owen Davis
Boucouvales
Saco-Old Orchard Beach
Verrill
Rhone Fournier
Sota
Ccoee
OUD Verrill
Coone
Guus
Ccocee
LeSieur
OGOR
Pushaw
Bagley’s
Orchard Beach
Ted
Sente
Gillis
Laflieur
Fournier If
Joux
Ite
GS Sviece
Migner
Trotters and Pacers Race Night Card Summary
Horse racing card lists nine races with $400 purses, multiple trot and pace events, drivers, and horses across races One feature notes Kiwanis defeating Journal 7-6 to end half of West Biddeford Little League season Randy Parenteau pitched for Kiwanis in first half finale with Bobby Lang closing.
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Owen-Davis
Cobb
Gillis
Verrill
Sante
Gagne
Lions
Nason
Hoyt
Cardiff
Kiwanis
Journal
West Biddeford
Paul Camire
Randy Parenteau
Bobby Lang
Rotary
Maris Keys Yankees Past Washington With Two Homers
Roger Maris hit his 29th and 30th home runs and drove in four as the Yankees defeated Washington 13 to 4. In other action Bobby Shantz pitched for the Pirates to blank the Giants 9-0 in a rain shortened 6 1/2 inning second game after winning the opener 7-6.
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Associated Press
Roger Maris
Yankees
New York
Washington
Bobby Shantz
Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Grandstand Overhaul Continues at Gorham Raceway
Gorham Raceway races run through July 15 as new owners update facilities with aluminum siding seats and cedar Grove contractor work. Crews install 164 tubular aluminum seats, add window boxes, install a new culvert, and apply dust control treatment to the grounds to improve patron comfort and durability.
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Gorham Raceway
Messrs. Livingston-Chatkin and Co
Gorham
Howard Caton
Cedar Grove N.J
Chaikin
Cincinnati Reds sweep Braves to lead NL by two games
Cincinnati swept a doubleheader against Milwaukee as Gordon Coleman delivered a 3-run homer in the 13th of the first game and Frank Robinson added a solo shot in the eighth of the nightcap. The Reds’ wins put them two games ahead of the NL, with several stars highlighted including Robison and Coleman.
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Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Milwaukee Braves
Gordon Coleman
Warren Spahn
Frank Robinson
Braves
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco Giants
Bobby Shantz
Cubs
Chicago Cubs
Richie Ashburn
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Coleman
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Eddie Matthews
Jim O'Toole
Giants
Johnjoy Logan
Rocky Nelson
Smoky Burgess
Dick Groat
Vera Law
Harvey Haddix
Mike McCormick
Shantz
Ashburn
Chicago
Glen Hobbie
Taylor
Little Lassies Loop Is Honored With Banquet
The Little Lassies bowling leagues held their annual banquet at Rochambeau hall yesterday afternoon. Over a hundred bowlers and guests attended the affair and a turkey dinner was served by Joseph Larose and his staff. The Blue Jays clinched the Class A title with a nine point margin, while the Jets won the Class AA crown. Team members and individual award winners were announced, with trophies donated by local clubs and merchants.
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Little Lassies
Rochambeau Club Hall
Blue Jays
Juanita Vachon
Debra Provencal
Priscilla Camire
Doris Gillis
Yvette Guillereault
Nancy
Rochambeau Hall
Joseph Larose
Lassies
Hot Shots
Wildcats
Bluebirds
Sandra Paul
Carol Paul
Nancy Danis
Paula Martel
Jets
Slick Chicks
Busy Bees
Cool Cats
Robins
Rockette
Joanne Hamel
Margo Frechette
Claudette Souliere
Patricia Hame
Joan Smith
Barbara Mondor
Suzanne Roy
Nick Gillis
Area Rivals Meet Tonight In Gorham Oval Feature
Pacers from Old Orchard and Wells renew an old rivalry at Gorham Raceway in a nine race program headlined by a $600 purse. Sea Drift and Victor Desire lead the field with strong times, while Homestretch has shown limited form and other rivals like Mount Hal and Miles Whitney threaten a blanket finish. A sub feature for Class C-1 and C-2 trots also offers this night’s top purses and a $3,400 free ride prize.
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Fenn Bott
R. Smith
Scotch Way
B. Smith
Little Dime
E. Cossette
Shadydale Rowena
S. Cram Laurie U
R. Gartley
Bay Cochato
K. Russell Bright Song
V. Rachel Grand Ripper
L. Berry
Mary Gene C
H. McKenney
Maryland Lucy
V. Baglivo
Rudy Rosecroft
G. Fitch Brother
Fox
H. Richards
Miss Penny Lee
W. Timmons
Steve Volo
A. McAfee
Revonah Can
G. Carter
Bay Breeze
J. Hanson
Ray Davis
P. Jamieson
Jay H. P
G. Fitch
J. Gerry Carthage
T. Taylor
June Woolen
K. Russell
Dynamic Son
C. Walker
Bert Colby
M. Hod
Erina Hanover
D. Murphy
Hi Knight
S. Bubier
H. Williams
V. Rachel
Stormy Braden
Chockoyette
Jane
A. Langille
Knight Action
Sea Drift
J. Homestretch Spot
Sadovsky
Paramount Hal
F. Inman
Victor Desire
P. Hae
Adam's
Tom
R. McCaleb
Miles Whitney
Lassaite Moraka
Sam
S. Hamilton
D. Richards
Brenda Chief
Betty Porteous
Logan
Gerry Spencer King
Charles Smith
K. Beach
Pacers
Old Orchard
Wells
Gorham Raceway
Jovis
Iron Man
Gerry
Phil Jamieson
George Sadovsky
Freehold
N. J
Lewiston
Gorham
Houston
Newport McElwyn
Jeff Todd
Dream Nette
Harold Williams
Armour Pick
Armour
Poetntial
Fights Last Night Across Three Cities
In Atlantic City Harold Johnson 181 of Philadelphia defeated Eddie Machen 193 of Portland in a non-title light heavyweight bout. In Tokyo Veeranid Chareen muang 126 of Thailand stopped Kazuyoshi Amada 126 of Japan. In San Juan Pablo Lopez 135 of New York outpointed Beles Navarro 133 of San Juan.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N.J
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Eddie Machen
Portland
Ore
Tokyo
Veeranid Chareenmuang
Thailand
Kazuyoshi Amada
Japan
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Pablo Lopez
New York
Beles Navarro
Baseball Standings And Results Big Board Update
The American League shows Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Boston Washington Kansas City Minnesota Los Angeles and New York with varied records. National League standings list Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Pittsburgh Milwaukee St Louis Chicago Philadelphia and others with recent results. Daily results include New York and Cleveland wins and multiple subgames across both leagues with several rain delays noted.
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W. L. Pet
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas City
Los Angele
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders list shows pitchers and hitters across leagues with 150 at bats or more. Notable names include Mantle and Maris leading in runs and homers, Cepeda and Pinson setting RBI and hits marks, and Koufax and Ford topping strikeout totals.
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Associated Press
Cash
Detroit
Killebrew
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Colavito
Gentile
Baltimore
Maris
B. Robinson
Power
Cleveland
Romano
Kubek
Wood
Altman
Chicago
Hoak
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Pinson
Wills
Los Angeles
Clemente
Coleman
Stuart
Mathews
Milwaukee
Aaron
Padres
Miller
Koufax
Williams
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Chicago White Sox
Steve Bilko
Juan Pizarro
Angels
Bilko
Harmon Killiebrew
Gene Stephens
Howser
Ed Rakow
Chuck Stobbs
Air Aed
France
Scarboro Line
Tre Whi
Murphy
John Saxon
Phil Bry Fe
Potrich Owens
Rod Buttons
Micardo Wonth
Eld Waetha Scott - Wiyorst
James Garner
Owen Itirmo
Toma Walliam Goetz
Josh Logan
City Theatre
Mand
Keir Napiring
Levwerik
Hans Holt
Maria Holst
Yosef Meinrad
Friedrich Domin Milde von Stolz
Sores soaLen
Anchor Theatre
Kennebunk
Kennebunk Drive-In Theatre
U. S
John Wayne Stewart Granger
Eame Kovacs
Pena
Nicole Maurey
Jerry Wald
Peyton Place
Jerry
Stooges
Bob Hope
Lucille Ball
van Johnson
U.S. 1
Scarboro
Trotters & Pacers
Eeereee
Lane
Peee
Eenee Cobb
Beetye Caddigan
iCesavant
If Grant
Lamarre
Seer Runnels
Loranger
Janson Ceeneeee
Kiwanis Ab
Eereee Cote
Ceeeeee Camire
Tener Paquette
Petrin
Beaudette
Cote
Miniutti Laverriere
Beous Goulet
Renny
Sane
Journal Ab Rh
Cantera
P R. Dutremble
Nadeau Toussaint
Camire
Laverriere
Cantara
Nadeau
Bernier
Miniutti
Toussaint
Ready
Gorham Oval
Howe’s
Marsh, Gregg & Gateway
Howe
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