Gelbke and Wooster Lead Biddeford Saco Ladies Golf Tourney
Jo Gelbke and Ruth Wooster took first in the women's best ball at Biddeford Saco Country Club on July 4. Florence Driscoll, Virginia Lummis finished second in best ball. Pearla Tapley and Eve Prendergast placed third. Elaine Cantara and Steve Polackwich won low net in Scotch foursome. Lois Watson and Bob Whelan were second net, Leona Driscoll and Bob Brousseau third.
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Jo Gelbke
Ruth Wooster
Justine Harvey
Bob Whitten
Lorraine Poissant
David Tousignant
Low Gross
Elaine Cantara
Steve Polackwich
Biddeford
Saco
Lois Watson
Bob Whelan
Leona Driscoll
Bob Brousseau
Doris Nadeau
Marion Hanson
Alicia Thurlow
Jackie Sevigny
Louise Sanborn
Joan Whitten
Emily Finn
Gladys Sante
Minnie Mourmourasco
Florence Driscoll
Virginia Lummis
Perla Tapley
Eve Prendergast
Ruth Bagley
Dick Ganthier
Louis Watson
Jane Murphy
Newman Bagley
Carlene Genthier
Hubert Watson
Marie Frousseau
Amos McCallum
Justine Harvely
Jigger Haines
Marian Hanson
John Harvey
Millie Harvey
Dick Hanson
Tom Lummis
Bob Gelbke
Dot Miniutti
Portland Duo Wins Exhibit Tilt At Local Lanes
Portland pair Bob Reed and Al St. Clair defeated South Portland’s Floyd Beckwith and Don Patchell by 46 pins at 20th Century Lanes in a five string exhibition. St. Clair led with 543, Reed 535 for five strings, while Beckwith totaled 523 for the losers. The second half of the match is set for Portland this week.
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Bob Reed
al St. Clair
Portland
South Portland
Floyd Beckwith
Don Patchell
St. Clair
Reed
Beckwith
Oe Ice
Patchell
Cei
Saco Resident Cops Regional Skeet Crown
Peter Anderson of Saco won the Class AA Down East Open Skeet championship with 98 of 100 at York County Fish and Game Club in Lyman, also taking Class A. Ben Crowley of Portland won Class B with 96, as Maine shooters swept the top three titles and Massachusetts shooters dominated C D E with Harold Kelsey 98 for C, John Bernardi 98 for D, and Robert Mac Donald 92 for E. Twenty six entrants participated.
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York County Fish and Game Club
Lyman
Pete Anderson
Saco
Ben Crowley
Portland
Harold Kelley
Burlington
Mass
John Bernardi
Natick
Robert MacDonald
Woburn
Peter Anderson
York County
Massachusetts
Maine Golf Tourneys Set for Biddeford Saco Course
The Biddeford and Saco country club hosts two Maine state golf tournaments this week on the nine hole course. The annual professional amateur tournament opens with two ball, best ball, gross and net titles. Friday and Saturday the amateur handicap Maine State Golf Association event runs, with as many as 300 golfers expected to participate.
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Biddeford and Saco Country Club
India trains Indian engineers in steel program
The nation’s steel industry will train 100 Indian engineers annually for three years. In-plant sessions will prepare graduates to support India’s five year industrialization plan, according to Steelways, the official publication of the American Iron and Steel Institute.
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STEEL
New York
India
Nehru
Steelways
American Iron and Steel Institute
Port Braves Split Doubleheader With Exeter Nine
Kennebunkport split a twin bill with Exeter in New Hampshire, taking game one 5-4 before dropping the nightcap 7-5. Bryce Robert’s first homer sparked a 2-1 lead in the fifth. Beote and Kerry each drove in runs to add insurance. Exeter rallied with five unearned runs in the fifth of game two, aided by six Kennebunkport errors, and prevailed 7-5. The Braves sit 5-3 in the Great Bay League, one-half game behind Hampton (5-2). Next up, Kennebunkport hosts Stratham in a league doubleheader at Parsons Field tonight, followed by an exhibition against Owen-Davis Junior American Legion at Saco Memorial tomorrow night.
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Kennebunkport Braves
Exeter
N. H
Braves
Dre
Kennebunkport
Hampton
Bryce Robret
Dick Kerry
Beote
Dick Beote
Kerry
Norm Trottier
Jack Charland
Charland
Kennebunport
Straham
Parsons Field
Owen- Davis
American Legion
Saco Memorial Field
Braves Ab
Harriman
Sylvestre
Dallaire
Rochambeau
Quack
Roisvert
Frettier
Descorteaux
Sa ‘Exeter Ab
Beals
Gallant
Rochanbeau Club
Hpoa
L Kucharski
Lajeunesse
Sharples
Ol Tardif
Stone
Vachon
Hughes
Genest
Theobald
Descoteaux
Larighe
Paquette
Lepage
Oyon
Green Lantern
Kraves
Roberts
Reoic
Trottier
Parker
R. Laverierre
Xucharcki
Rob
Wilcox
Yfeer
Roberts Kerry
Tall Cone
Gagnon
Righe
Core
Beate
Pochambeau
Aeigne
Tar- Laverierre
Ae Exedeee
Hescoteaux
Ca If
A . Laverierre
Maverry
M. Chretien
Syvestre
B. Lajeunesse
P. Binette
Fae
L. Laverriere
B. Ee
le Jeunesse
Doyon
L. Laverierre
Tenons
Rooe
Chambeau
Leara
Page
Laver
Laverierre
Reet
Heals
Eee Laverierre
Mahaney
Biddeford Softball Loop Two Make Up Games Tonight
Softball Loop Two schedules two make up games this week at Biddeford Memorial Field. The Lightning club faces Le Voltigeur tonight, with Le Voltigeur meeting Springvale KC on Wednesday. All other teams are idle as the third round continues and standings are updated after the second week.
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Biddeford
Lightning
le Voltigeur
Biddeford Memorial Field
Springvale KC Wil
National League Favored In 26th All Star Game
The National League led by Henry Aaron Willie Mays and Ernie Banks is favored to end the American League’s two year win streak at Forbes Field. A 35,000 crowd is expected for the mid summer classic with NL boasting 13 .300 hitters and a strong pitching staff led by veteran righties while the AL fields star names like Hank Aaron Mays Banks and Williams in the lineup and bench.
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Pittsburgh
Henry Aaron
Willie Mays
Ernie Banks
Forbes Field
Aaron
Mays
Banks
Nationals
Chicago
Wynn
Casey Stengel
Fred Haney
Stengel
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Indians Hold Lead With 10-Inning Win Over Tigers
Cleveland edged Detroit 5-4 in 10 innings to extend its AL lead to two games over Chicago. Herb Score and Gary Bell combined in relief for the Indians while George Strickland delivered the decisive double in the 10th.
Braves Take NL Lead As Giants Slip In All Star Break
The Braves regained first place by defeating the Phillies 5-0 behind Carl Willey as the Giants split with St Louis and fell behind in the NL race. Los Angeles closed within a half game after sweeping the Cubs, while Pittsburgh won twice over Cincinnati. In the AL Cleveland held a two game edge with a 5-4 win over Detroit, Chicago White Sox beat Kansas City, and Washington crushed New York 7-0 behind Pascual.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Indians
Joe Gordon
Herb Score
Gary Bell
Day
Detroit
Chicago
White Sox
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Washington
Senators
Camilo Pascual
Yankees
Boston
Beltimore
Billy Jurges
Orioles
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Carlton Willey
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
George Strickland
Larry Osborne
Bell
Luis Aparicio
Nellie Fox
al Smith
Ned Garver
Aparicio Andos
Ron
Turk Lown
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Braaves
Braves
Phillies
Carl Willey
Giants
Bill White
Ernie Broglio
Sam Jones
Stu Miller
Johnny Antonelli
Baltimore
Harmes Killebrew
Roy Sievers
Jim Lemon
Joe Adcock
Ed Mathews
White
Jack Sanford
Broglio
Half Miler Feature Headline At Gorham Track Tonight
A $2,509 early closing event for Class 17 trotters leads Gorham Raceway eight dash program with seven fast half milers. Minister's Pride from Harold Ralph Stables has pole and edges, while Hickory Margo, Foxboro winner, Jerry Dean, and Dean Boy figure as top contenders alongside Dicky Broom Hap Hanover Farley Hanover and others. other features include Class C Pace with Yankee Fire Red Jericho Heather Moraka and Hugh Worthy. Race details list Pace and Trot divisions with full horse lineups and drivers.
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Gorham Raceway
Harold Ralph
Waldoboro
Hickory Margo
George Taylor
South Windham
Bay State Raceway
Foxboro
Jerry Dean
Dean Boy
Dicky Broom
Hap Hanover
Farley Hanover
Yankee Fire
Red Jericho
Heather Moraka
Hugh Worthy
Hope Merit
G. Carter
Sister Susie
A. Nelson
Mac Brewer
R. Truitt
Thunder Belle
L. Norton
Lesabel
R. Smith
Banner's Band
R. Fenno
Rudy Rosecroft
No Boy
Benny Miss
J. Egan
Highlawn Hall
Josedale Esquire
M. Clark
Ginny Barnes
Susan Egan
H. Bond
Miss Averill
E. Fogg
Brenda D
F. Roullard
Baden's Bay
G. Dennett
Frankie Scott
M. Karkos
Pace
Magic Wand
R. Millett
Little Joan
A. Hazen
Sturdy Squaw
Widow Nile
M. Keene
Volo Rosecroft
A. Langille, Jr
Rusty Max Worthy
M. Rodgkins, Jr
Scott's Dream
L. C. Buckley
B. Pretty Nifty
E. C
Major Mills
M. Hodgkins, Jr
Vici Hi Lee
F. Inman
Roy & Perreault vs McKenney Heard baseball game report
Score by innings shows Roy & Perreault winning 17 to 15 in a high scoring game. Key players include Harrison Chenard Tousignant Laliberte and Barker with multiple extra base hits and RBIs. Pitching totals list Barker winning and Tousignant losing with multiple walks and hits given. Umpires were Decateaux Nantes and Lacroix. time 2 hours 20 minutes.
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Exeter
Kucharski
Ker
Roberts
Sylvestre
Belanger
Smallen
Sharples
Beals
Charland
Kerry
Mahaney
Stone
Jones
Roy & Perreault
Ab Rhoae
Harrison
Simard
Demerse
Chenard
S&s
Barker
Beaulieu
Ae Gobeil
McKenney & Heard
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McKenney-Heard
Clifford
St. Louis
Mathieu
Laliberte
Perrin
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the Hangman
Lili Hua
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Sad Lama Cae
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Lori Nelson
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Ann Blyth
Anthony Quinn
Joseima Andrea Ing
Agardner
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Esa Eee Aertan
Three Stooges
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Merrimack
Edgar Casey
Dover
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Frank Howe
Wells
Saco Resident Cops
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Dana Andrews
Jane Powell
Kennebunk
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Kennebunk, Me
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TEC Untae
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Lord
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Gus Triandos
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Rocky Colavito
Kaline
Haney
Stan Musial
Joe Cunningham
Vada Pinson
Smoky Burgess
Frank Robinson
Reds
Ken Boyer
Smith
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Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
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Bill Pierce
Bud da
Whitey Ford
Wil and
Jim Bunns
Daren
Ted May
Ted Williams
Yuri Berra
Runnels
Harvey Kuenn
Vic Power
Frank Malzone
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McDougald
Sherm Lollar
Mickey Mantle
America Antonelli
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Gene
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Pitburgh
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Red Sox
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Hector Brown
Frank Baumann
Frank Sullivan
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Danny McDevitt
Dodgers
Roger Craig
Moon
Charlie Neal
Gil Hodges
John Burnardt
Glen Hobie
Clem Labine
Ron Kline
Gus Bell
Danny Kravitz
Kline
Orlando Pena
Don Hoak
Gorham Track
Brooks Lawrence
Harvey Haddix
Pete Whisenant
Roy Face
Willomb
R. Wing
Paul Counsel
C. Connor
Fenno
A. Angelo
A. Seiie
Port of Call
E. Griffin
Donerail Silk
Gay Life
Jane W. H
R. McCaleb
Watcha
P. Gullifer
Idlemore
W. Wagg
A. Langille
Countess Marie
O. Gordon
Sea Drift
J. Gerry
Little Bugger
Spellman
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