National League Makes Favorite In 34th All Star Game
The National League, winner in five of seven, defeats the American League 6-5 in the 34th All-Star game set for East Municipal Stadium Cleveland. Starters, lineups, and possible pitching changes hinge on managers Dark and Houk with rest determined by prior day games. NL stars include Davis, Aaron, Mays, Bailey, and Musial, while AL features Wagner, Pearson, Kaline, Mantle’s injury absence, Pepitone, Fox, Malzone, Versalles, and Battey.
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Los Angeles
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NBC
Nellie Fox
Alvin Dark
Ralph Houk
Dark
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati
Houk
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Bunning
Boston
Il Monbouquette
Monbouquette
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Tommy Davis
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Ed Bailey
San Francisco
St. Louis
Bill White
Julian Javier
Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
Javier
Pittsburgh
Bill Mczeroski
Stan Musial
Leon Wagner
Albie Pearson
al Kaline
Pearson
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Fox
Frank Malzone
Minnesota
Zoile Versalles
Twins
Ear Battey
Two Wells Boys Catch Large Lamprey Eel in River
Gregory Tetherly aged 14 and Bertie Card aged 12 reported landing a about two and a half foot lamprey eel Thursday in the river on the Clarrage property in Wells after several minutes of effort. Lamprey eels are noted as harmful to fishing areas.
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Bertie Card
Vision awareness message from optometrists council
While driving stay aware others may have impaired vision and plan an exit route. The New England Council of Optometrists urges developing good visual habits to protect you on highways and avoid collisions.
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Yastrzemski Leads AL Batting Chase As All Star Race Heats Up
Boston outfielder Carl Yastrzemski heads the American League batting race as he pursues a .340 average. He contributed two hits in Boston 4 1 12 innings loss to the Angels, aiding his bid for an All Star bid while Chicago’s Hoyt Wilhelm and others pitched in a tight, error plagued game.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Pete Ward
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Floyd Robinson
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Bob Tillman
Nellie Fox
Mike Hershberger
Minnesota
Juan Pizarro
Wilhelm
Robinson
Max Alvis
al Luplow
Joe Azcue
Duebious
Bill Monbouquette
Athletics
Frank Lary
Lary
Ken Harrelson
Detroit
A's
Harness Races At Gorham Raceway July Eight Card
Lancaster Chronicle notes Penn State lacrosse captaincy as Dave Flinchbaugh of Lancaster and goalie Vince Tedesco of Elmont will lead Penn State's 1964 team. The racing card lists nine race events at Gorham Raceway including Trot and Pace divisions with multiple named drivers and horses across seven heats.
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Wolstenhulme Cusack Capture Speedway Races
Ralph Cusack of Scarborough and Dick Wolstenhulme of Windham won the modified sportsman and bomber classes at Beach Ridge Speedway on a holiday card night of stock car racing. Cusack led from the start after Libby hit gearbox trouble. Donny Peterson finished third in the modified sportsman.
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Ralph Cusack
Windham
Dick Wolstenhulme
Beach Ridge Speedway
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Lebanon
Marty Vachon
Portland
Buzzy Stack
Phil Libby Groveville
Cusack Assum
Donny Peterson
Roger Shaw
Don Peterson
Pete Peterson
Scarborough
Bob Greeley
Norway
George Welch
Wells
Phil Libby
Groveville
Cusack
Dan Villacci
Falmouth
Raymond /Berry
Baldwin
Charlie Boulter
Jacksonville
Fla
Roland Courture
Dover
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Bob Babb
Everett Jardine
Awards Made At Banquet Of Junior Bowlers
Five junior bowling leagues at 20th Century Lanes completed another season and held a Sunday banquet at Rochambeau Hall Biddeford. About 100 youths received awards. standout feats include Emile Morin 387 in Little Fellas, Paul Gregoire 102 average, Gregoire 13, Ronnie Tanguay 137 high single, Pauline Soulard 307 triple, Jeanne Paul 121 single, Norman Guignard 341 triple, Leo Dumaichel 125, Madeleine Roy Lorraine Petit 208 doubles, Diane Souliere 114 single, Elaine Porter 221 double, Diane Murphy 116 single. Nick Gillis hosted. Thomas LeBlanc accepted on behalf of the Biddeford Saco Joint Board. banquet prepared by Rochambeau Club.
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Biddeford
Emile Morin
Paul Gregoire
Gregoire
Doris
Nick Gillis
Ronnie Tanguay
Pauline Soulard
Jeanne Paul
Norman Guignard
Leo Dumachel
Madeleine Roy
Lorraine Petit
Diane Souliere
Little Lassies
Elaine Porter
Diane Murphy
20Th Century Lanes
Thomas LeBlanc
Biddeford-Saco Joint Board
Joseph “Bull” Larose
Rochamabeau Club
All-Star Game Looms as Cleveland Hosts
Baseball news from the Associated Press notes standings in both leagues with Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago and St. Louis leading. Sundays results include Chicago 4 Boston 1 in 12 innings and Baltimore 4 Minnesota 3 in 12. All-Star game slated for Cleveland.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of top players in the American and National Leagues by batting averages runs and RBIs with leaders such as Aaron Santo Groat Yastrzemski Kaline and Allison among others plus key pitching marks including Koufax Ford Radatz and Bunning across eight decisions and strikeout totals.
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Wagner
Los Angeles
Allison
Minnesota
Kaline
Detroit
Malzone
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
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Baltimore
Wood
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New York
Bunning
Pizarro
Chicago
Semifinal-1 Feature and results in Portland event
In Portland event action, Dick Wolsten hulme of Windham leads semifinal with Gardiner Leavitt of Kezar Falls and Bob Palmer of Bar Mills close behind. No time restart noted for the top finishers.
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Dick Wolstenhulme
Windham
Calvin Reynolds
Groveville
Babb
Wolstenhulme
Gardiner Leavitt
Kezar Falls
Bob Palmer
Bar Mills
Zimmer Sparks Senators With Seven RBI and Grand Slam
Zimmer delivered seven RBIs including a grand slam as the Washington Senators extended their longest winning streak since 1949 with a 7-3 and 6-4 doubleheader sweep of the Los Angeles Angels under new manager Gil Hodges. The Dodgers and Reds histories are referenced, with other AL and NL results noted around the All-Star break.
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Associated Press
Don Zimmer
Dodgers
PeeWee Reese
Chicago
Ernie Banks
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Gene Freese
Maury Wills
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Koufax And Spahn Pitch Triumphs In Major League Debut Style
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax pitched his second straight shutout to move to 14-3 with a 1.73 ERA as Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 4-0 in the opener of a doubleheader and then won 3-1 to extend their NL lead. Milwaukee’s Warren Spahn earned his 339th victory with a 4-0 night win over Houston, while Stan Musial supplied power for St Louis in a 5-0 victory over San Francisco. Bob Gibson also topped the Cubs, and Ernie Banks’s team fell behind in the standings amid other late-inning scoring bursts and on-field incidents toast to a long season.
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Warren Spahn
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Spahn
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Bob Gibson
Ken Boyer
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Ruben Amaro
Cookie Rojas
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Te Fracisco
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Dick Groat
Jim Hart
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