Dick Grant Dominates As Twins Blank Richmond A A
Dick Grant pitched a two hit game striking out 15 as the Biddeford Saco Twins defeated the Richmond A A 4 0 at St Louis Alumni field. Boisvert and Mahaney drove in runs, strong defense by Cloutier and Boisvert highlighted the win. The Twins head to Richmond for a return game on July 29 at 3 pm.
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Dick Grant
Biddeford-Saco Twins
Richmond A.A
St. Louis Alumni Field
Grant
Dick Houdlette
Walt Beckwith
Arebalin Len
Fennie
Tolle Chenarder
Norma
Ereid
Hee Boisvert
Guy Garon
Hilary Imahaney
Ph Selveertes
Oscar Cloutier
Twins
Boisvert
Cloutier
Rol Foster
Richmond
Garon
Bernier
B-S Twins
Hooa
J. Chenard
B. Chenard
Fleurant
Sylvestre
Mahaney
Houdlette
Beckwith
Hurley
Barris
Coates
Foster
Obery
Carver
Stevens
Dutremble
Harris
Gillis
Tardiff
Trotters Pacers Card For Tonight Post Time Eight
Horse racing card for tonight listing nine races across classes D and C. Notable entries include Justy A Ni Pistol Pete A Brewer and many named drivers and horses across races One through Nine. The program shows entry positions, dash draws, and class designations for a busy evening at the track.
Lions trounce Boucouvalas 12-3 in Saco old orchard league playoff
Lions rout Boucouvalas 12 to 3 at Saco Old Orchard Beach Little League field. Labbe hits a grand slam and is winning pitcher. Pu Shaw homered, Pike also homered for Boucouvalas. Boucouvalas rack up six hits and five Lions errors mar game.
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Saco-Old Orchard Beach
Lions
Boucouvalas
Saco Old Orchard Beach
Labbe
Pushaw
Pike
Hpoa
Boucouvalas Ab
Crowley
Séisicates Ps
Jerace
Cis
Boissoneault
Stackpole
Lions Ceeee
Grace
Buffum
Lemay
Sullivan
Poshaw
Pike Labbe
Caras
Desrochiers
Bowie
Westburg
Davis
Oilers Outlast Wells IGA In Slugfest
Oilers beat Wells IGA 21 7 in a five inning slugfest. Key hitters include Descoteaux Chenard P Bridges with two home runs each and byes from Adams Ranco and Sullivan. Sevigney took the loss as G Bridges fanned 14 in the span. Umpires Lajeunesse and Huot presided for 1 17.
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Roy and
Perreault
Wells Iga
P. Bridges
D. Bridges
Tanguay
Descoteaux
Adams
G. Bridges
Ranco
Sullivan
A. Chenard
F. Hayes
O'Leary
Stebbins
Wells
John Hayes
Maddox
Sevigney
J. Hayes
Bridges
Lajeunesse
N. Huot
Roy
Perrault
Memorial Field
Oilers
Chenard
Art Descoteaux
Trinda
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Bagley
Seviers
Gagnon
Igny
Sherman
Descoithe Victors
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Leaux
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Cyr
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Eens
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Paquette
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Gagne
Doyle
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Lemay
Culinan
Leary
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Hogan
DeAngelis
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Pushaw
Migner
Raye
Oj. Hayes
Ss Labbe
Ho‘gan
Labbe
Cobb
Lane
Tucker
Des- Runne
Tuckcoteaux
J. Chenard
B. Gagne
Cad
Sullipases
Dickens
Van
Roy & Per- Sullivan
Martinreault
D Boucouvalas
Stackpole
Trincia
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Huot
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Henard
Penekcieneecs
Martin
Leavitt
Simkowitz
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Mercier
Kanco
Pacquette
Galligan
Rfotels
Bagleys
Ree
Ene
J. Hays
Thyng
Sher- Dickens
Man
Pike
Boisson- Sevigney
Peault
Caras
Armatage
Major League Leaders by League Associated Press
American League batting leaders include Runnels Boston .340 Jimenez Kansas City .339 and Rollins Minnesota 108 hits. Pitching top win rate Foytack Detroit .875 with Donovan Cleveland 123 decisions. Strikeouts Pascual Minnesota 110 and Bunning Detroit 95.
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Associated Press
Runnels
Boston
Jimenez
Kansas City
Green
Minnesota
Pearson
Wagner
Los Angeles
Siebern
Robinson
Chien
Rollins
Biebern
Chicago
Cunningham
Rodgers
Fox
Cimoli
Cash
Detroit
Wood
Howser
Foytack
Donovan
Cleveland
Pascual
Estrada
Baltimore
Bunning
National League Batting and Fielding Leaders
Highlights from the National League include T Davis of Los Angeles leading batting with 353 average from 200 or more at bats, Clemente of Pittsburgh at 342, and runs leader Wills of Los Angeles with 75. Davis drives in 90 RBIs to top Mays 80, while Davis also leads in total bases with 126 ahead of Great of Pittsburgh 115. Robinson of Cincinnati tops doubles with 82. Mays has 22. Ranen of Houston and Davis tie with 8 triples. Mays again leads in home runs with 25, Banks 22, and Wills leads stolen bases with 46. Pitching leaders show Purkey of Cincinnati at 14-2 and Pierce of San Francisco 8-2, while Koufax and Drysdale of Los Angeles pace strikeouts with 203.
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T. Davis
Los Angeles
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Wills
Mays
San Francisco
Great
Robinson
Cincinnati
Ranen
Houston
Banks
Chicago
W. Davis
Purkey
Pierce
Koufax
Drysdale
Small Field Set For Lewiston Pace Tonight
A potent field of pacers is entered for the Lewiston Pace at Gorham Raceway on Monday night. Seven starters, including a stable entry, compete in the $2,000 early closing event rated for races three and six. Willie’s Adios and Borderview Bob, racing as an entry, draw third and seventh. Borderview Bob previously won in 2 06 3 5 at Independence Day Pace. Francis Inman guides Bell Boy and Clayt Killam handles Hal's Mac from the two post. Don Star, driven by Stan Bubi er, aims to boost local pride with a 1962 mark of 2:07 2 5. The meet’s late week lineup continues with Phil Pearson Memorial, Augusta Trot, Westbrook Pace, and Old Orchard Pace. Thursday yielded five winners due to consecutive-win streaks.
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Lewiston
Gorham Raceway
Willie’s Adios
Borderview Bob
Francis Inman
Borderview
Bell Boy
Hal
Mac
Clayt Killam
Stan Bubier
Don Star
Phil Pearson
Side
Stormy H
Adio Win
Gem McElwyn
J. Scotch Hal
Biddeford-Saco Coal Meets Callahan's Gulf Off Memorial Field
Recreation Center game moves to Thornton Academy Field at six due to scheduling. Teams wear new jerseys for the first time this season.
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Biddeford-Saco Coal
Callahan's Gulf
Memorial Field
Thornton Academy Field
Beach Jets Zoom Past Westbrook in Babe Ruth Action
Zahara's Jets of Old Orchard Beach defeated the Westbrook Independents in a Babe Ruth league game. The contest showcased strong batting and solid pitching from both sides, with Zahara's squad pulling ahead in the later innings to secure the win.
Simple Summer Tomato Sauce for Pasta and More
A bright tomato sauce idea: cook thin onion strips in olive oil, add chopped fresh tomatoes, season with salt and pepper. Optional additions include chopped parsley, sliced mushrooms, and green pepper strips for extra flavor.
Exhibition Game Sunday at the Beach
A Sunday noon exhibition features Zahara's Jets versus Westbrook Indies. Batteries credited to Sante Lestarche and Ashly after a short stint by Gillis.
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Zahara
Check Writer Aids Landlord in Marshfield
Aime St. Amand, 52, retired shoe repair foreman, collected $60 rent yesterday for a home he owns. The check came out marked 50,060 and a check-writing machine error was noted. He returned the check and will receive the correct amount.
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Marshfield
Mass
Aime St. Amand
St. Amand
Defense Act Indicates Value to American Education
Lawrence J. Bresnahan of the HEW highlights the National Defense Education Act’s impact on Maine and nationwide. He cites grants totaling hundreds of thousands for guidance, testing, science and language teaching, student loans, and language institutes, with thousands of classrooms remodeled and tens of thousands of tests administered.
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Lawrence J. Bresnahan
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Boston
Bresnahan
Imany
Maine
Bay State to Expand Medical Care Aid Under Federal Plan
The state increases medical aid under a new plan with federal reimbursement about half. Massachusetts has appropriated 17.1 million dollars for the coming fiscal year. The program now helps aged not on welfare access hospital and nursing home coverage, with nursing home care making up about two thirds of monthly payments. After federal aid, costs are split two thirds by the state and one third by cities or towns. Welfare officials favor adopting the pending federal Medicare plan for even more funds.
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Bresnahan
Maine
Francis M. Kelly
Public Assistance
State
Public Welfare Department
Kelly
Kerr-Mills
Nutting and Babb Win Beech Ridge Gas Buggy Races
Nutting of Limerick wins the Class A feature at Beech Ridge speedway after Dick Wolstenhulme spins. Bob Babb of New Gloucester takes the Bomber feature with a late rush to edge King Meserve near the wire. Ralph Cusack of Scarborough and others place in the additional heats and finals as details show a full night of racing.
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Beech Ridge Speedway
Russ Nutting
Limerick
Bob Babb
New Gloucester
Nutting
Dick Wolstenhulme
Windham
Ralph Cusack
Scaaborough
Babb
Kng Meserve
Bar Mills
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