Diversi and Lebel Crown Maine Amateur Title Rivalry Continues
In Portland the Maine Amateur final at Portland Country Club pits veteran rivals Dick Diversi and Dr. Ray Lebel in a 36 hole championship. Diversi beat Oscar Lebel Jr 8 and 7 in semi finals while Lebel edged Bill Bonney 1 up after 20 holes.
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Owen Davis Legion Faces Sanford Rival in Big Game
The Owen Davis Legion team must beat Cole Post of Sanford at 2 p.m. at Sanford Park to stay in the Cumberland County playoff hunt. If they win, the series moves to the next day with county finals July 29 and state championships starting August 4 in Augusta. The piece notes strong local talent like Jeff Griffith and the McNabb twins and details changing playoff format and nearby rivalries.
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Salmon Hitting Wells In Maine This Season
Augusta reports Maine Downeast Atlantic salmon catches reach 260 by midseason, surpassing 161 last year. Of these, 100 were from Narraguagus river with Machias, East Machias and Pee rivers also yielding strong returns. The Machias dam fishway saw 323 salmon pass, 265 between Whitneysville and Machias. two fish weighed 40 to 50 pounds each, promising a thrilling fight for angler success.
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Millette's Mobil Tops Zorro's 4–0 In Local Bowling Victory
Millette's Mobil defeated Portland's Zorro's 4 to 0 to start the second half of the 10 pin circuit. Millette's co captains Bob Duguay and Ted Deschambeault led with 470 and 493 series. Next week Millette's meets Milligan Painters in what should be a tight match.
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Cubs edge Reds in ten as Phils top Dodgers
In a tense 10 inning clash the Cubs beat the Reds 8-7 while the Phillies erased an eight game skid to topple the Dodgers 7-5. Roberto Clemente sparked Pirates past Giants 6-4 with an eighth inning bases loaded homer.
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Yanks Hold Slim AL Lead Despite 6-1 Loss in Chicago
Yankees stumble 6-1 to Chicago as Juan Pizarro wins despite seven hits. Mickey Mantle belts his 31st homer to avoid a shutout. Detroit remains within a fraction of a point behind in the American League race. Other results: Baltimore over Boston 7-6, Cleveland 7-5 over Los Angeles, Kansas City sweeping Washington 8-3 and 9-7 in 10 innings.
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Americans Favored In Olympic Style Track Meet Preview
The United States faces Russia in an Olympic style track meet with the Americans rated favorites. Projections favor the U. S. 13-9 in men’s events and 9-1 for the Soviet women. Wilma Rudolph is a standout in the 100 meters. Detailed event expectations cover sprint, distance, hurdles, jumps, throws, and relays.
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Certificates Awarded to Day Camp Swimmers
After three weeks of swimming instruction 10 youngsters at the Coach's Day camp received certified Red Cross beginners certificates. Director Bill Perlikowski announced yesterday that Steve Berlin Dave Staples Paul Dubois Gary Knight Joe Gaudette Steve Murphy Lou DeAngelis Mike Beaulieu Janet Hamilton and Debbie Provencal passed the test. Others are reported to be continued.
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Journal Hosts Rotary In 6 Run Baseball Battle
Score by innings shows Journal 6 Rotary 2 in the middle and late frames. Gobeil and Nadeau lead RBI with Saucier also contributing two base hits and a home run. Dutremble and Goodwin split wins and losses with high strikeout totals. Du tremble earns the victory while Goodwin takes the loss as umpires Remillard Goulet and Paquette call time at 1:25.
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