Sir Tom Headlines Scarborough Downs Opening Night
Scarborough Downs opens a 48 night meeting led by Sir Tom from Circle Y stable owned by Frank Seremba Montreal P Q trainer F W Harmon. The colt raced at Lincoln Downs Suffolk Downs and Rockingham Park this year winning three of four starts and finishing second once. Sir Tom is a likely entrant in the Inaugural Handicap.
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New England
Scarborough Downs
Sir Tom
Circle Y Stable
Frank Seremba
Montreal
P. Q
F. W. Harmon
Lincoln Downs
Suffolk Downs
Rockingham Park
All Stars Batting Order Listed With Major League Talent
The lineup lists Nival League stars including Joe Adcock and Willie Mays with teams such as the Braves Pirates and Giants. American League participants include Mickey Mantle Yogi Berra and Roger Maris with strong rosters from the Yankees Red Sox Orioles and White Sox. The document includes scattered hometowns and numbers like Miami Beach Fla and Stamford Conn with players such as Chico Vejar and Frankie Belmas.
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Joe Adcock
Braves
Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Eddie Mathews
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Bob Skinner
Willie Mays
Giants
Henry Aaron
del Crandall
Stan Williams
Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Bob Buhl
Mike McCormick
Lindy McDaniel
Larry Jackson
Bill Henry
Reds
Vernon Law
Bob Friend
Gerry Staley
White Sox
Gary Bell
Indians
Dick Stigman
Frank Lary
Tigers
Bill Monbouquette
Red Sox
Chuck Estrada
Orioles
Miami Beach
Fla
Chico Vejar
Stamford
Conn
Frankie Belmas
Los Angeles
Drew
Sox To Watch All Stars After Work Session
The Boston Red Sox hold a brief morning workout then watch four teammates on television. Frank Malzone Pete Runnels Bill Monbouquette and Ted Williams attend the season's second All-Star game in New York while the Sox prepare for a three game set with the Athletics in Kansas City Friday and chase to avoid last place.
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Boston Red Sox
Frank Malzone
Pete Runnels
Bill Monbouquette
Ted Williams
New York
Sox
Athletics
Kansas City
Red Sox
Patriots Trim 110 Players To 66 In Amherst Scrimmage
In Amherst Massachusetts the Boston Patriots reduced their roster to 66 players during the third day of full scale drills. Coach Lou Saban praised three players Butch Songin of Union College Dick Sperger of Oklahoma State and Tommy Greene of Holy Cross for directing their teams to a touchdown in the six unit scrimmage.
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Boston Patriots
Patriots
Lou Saban
Butch Songin
Iton College
Dick Sperger
Oklahoma State
Tommy Greene
Holy Cross
Titans Start Cuts From 103 Man AFL Squad in Durham
New York Titans plan to trim their 103 man squad to 36 players today or tomorrow after a double scrimmage. Coach Baugh praised Dick Felt the former Brigham Young back and linemen Art Scott and John McMullen for their performances during the session.
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N.H
New York Titans
Sammy Bauga
Baugh
Dick Felt
Brigham Young
Art Scott
John McMullen
Portland silences Owen-Davis nine in Tri-County game
Joe Cloutier limited the Sacoites to three hits for his fifth win of the Tri-County season as Portland blanked Owen-Davis 40 in Port land yesterday. Bourque Callahan and a double were among the few hits for Owen.
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Saco
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Bourquet
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Owen
Kermit Lane
Victor Desire Favored In Gorham Raceway Feature
Victor Desire owned by Lloyd Stevenson of Crosswicks New Jersey and driven by Joe Hanson is the odds on favorite in the feature Class C Pace at Gorham Raceway. The 13 year old Victordale gelding competes against Nip Abbe Cedar Crest Scot Willomb Howard Dickey Stormy Braden and Barbara Boots in a strong field.
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Lloyd Stevenson
Crosswicks
N. J
Joe Hanson
Gorrien Raceway
Victordale
Nip Abbe
George Carter, Sr
Cedar Crest Scot
Frank Lambert
Pony Express Station Still Preserved at Cottonwood Kansas
The Pony Express network, founded by Russell Majors and Waddell, operated from Leavenworth Kansas with an express terminal in St Joseph. The last remaining Pony Express station is unchanged at Cottonwood on the Hollenberg Ranch in Kansas.
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Kan
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Hollenberg Ranch
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Bar Harbor Blaze Destroys Garage Shop and Station
A $100,000 fire in Bar Harbor's business district destroyed a repair shop a three car garage and a service station. The blaze may have started from a welding machine in Harold MacQuinn's repair shop. Sixty sailors from the USS Arcadie helped fight the blaze.
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Arcadie
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