East Biddeford Tops West Biddeford 3-0 In Little League
East Biddeford defeated West Biddeford 3-0 behind four hit pitcher Gary Bissonnette who allowed no hits in four innings with ten strikeouts. Key moments included Mike Labonte’s two RBI single in the first and a fourth inning insurance run as East moved to 2-0 in district play. West made a late push but could not score despite a Buck triple and aggressive baserunning.
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Bill Casavant
May Field
Little League Park
East Biddeford
Bissonnette
Blais
Don Monder
Mondor
Daniels
Letourneau
Mike Labonte
Dick Buck
Wayne Mailman
Ribaudo
Ken Brock
Brock
Roger Guerin
Labonte
Bissonette
West
Dennis Letourneau
Saco
Summer Street
Sanford-Springvale
Kittery
Decary Field
Pool Street
Wells-Ogunquit
West Biddeford
Gilstorf
Clark
Salvas
Ribaude
Huot
Guerin
Ruck
East Biddeford Ab
Ouellette
Tremblay
Gagnon
Mailman
Zook
Mahaney
Mennae West
Biddeford
POA
RBI
West BB
Martin
Raybine
Faucher
Thyng
Marichal earns NL win as Giants eye managerial change
Juan Marichal pitched a four hitter to beat St Louis 3-0, tying his lifetime record with the Cards at 15-15. Giants owner Horace Stoneham and manager Herman Franks signaled possible departure if pennant chances fade, with Franks saying he would resign if no title this year. Marichal drove in a run, Mays and others supplied key hits as New York Mets delivered another shutout to keep pace in the league.
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Mickey Stanley
Northrup
Wilson
Clo
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Odie Fisher
Wilbur Wood
Hoyt Wilhelm
Orioles
Frank Robinson
White Sox
Dave Leonhard
Luis Aparicio
Tommy Davis
Leon Wagner
Pete Ward
Sox
al Lopez
Horace Clarke
Yankees
Bob Humphreys
Roy White
White
Stan Bahnsen
Minnesota
Ted Uhlaender
Gary Bell
Jose Santiago
Dave Boswell
Associated Press
Juan Marichal
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Marichal
Herman
Soutln Pace
Atlanta
Houston
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Vakiana
Chicago
Franks
Giants
Stoneham
Lou Brock
Steve Carlton
Willie Mays
Jim Hart
Hal Lanier
Mays
Jesus
Cardinals
Atlana
Terrie Golf Plate
Saearvis
Aaron
Dave Giusti
Hank
Jarvis
Astros
Hector Torres
Doug Rader
Seaver
Mets
al Jackson
Carl Willey
Jerry Koosman
al McBean
Bud Harrelson
Thes Putte
Ty Grote
Phil Linz
Tigers Maintain 7-Game AL Lead After Narrow Win
Detroit tops Oakland 3-1 behind Earl Wilson six hitter, restoring a seven game margin over idle Cleveland. The Tigers, after a brief slump, rebounded from two straight series losses and weathered an Anaheim scare en route to the victory.
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Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Taki
Tigers
Minnesota
California
Anaheim
Are Smith
Oakland
Earl Wilson
Athletics
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Washington
Maryland Declares Jousting State Sport
A fragmented note from Maryland proclaims jousting as the official state sport. The item references medieval sport terms and the state designation, with unclear surrounding details.
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Sport of
Maryland
Williams College names new head trainer Ronald Stant
Ronald Stant, 26, named head trainer of Williams College athletic teams replacing Joe Alcott who leaves after 14 years to join Columbia. At Cedar Crest Zip wins featured $700 mile pace at Dale Raceway in Hinsdale New Hampshire in 2 07 3 5 earning $6.20.
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Williamstown
Mass
Ronald Stant
Williams College
Dartmouth
Joe Alcott
Williams
Columbia
Hinsdale
N.H
Cedar Crest
A Dale
Beach Little Town League lineup and box score highlights
Reading shows Beach Little Town League rosters and partial box score with players Lachance G and LaChance, Boudreau, Cote, Mullen, Kimball and Morse, plus Fern Park and Four Winds records. The fragmentary text lists positions, at bats, runs, hits, and errors with incomplete totals and punctuation.
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G. Lachance
Gagnon
Golduck
L. LaChance
Brown
T. Boudreau
R. Boudreau
Cote
Mullen
Mokarzel
Edgecomb
Kimball
Morse
Gillis
Burke
Fern Park
Golojuck
Major League Leaders Across American and National Leagues
A fragmented list of batting leaders in the American and National Leagues with names and stats such as runs, hits, doubles, home runs, runs batted in, and stolen bases. Includes players from Oakland, Boston, Cleveland, Minnesota, Houston, St. Louis, San Francisco, and more, with figures for at bats, counts, and pitching decisions.
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Draggins
Fortier
Anton
Pelletier
Gadbois
Ss Masse
Lauzier
Rf ‘Lafortune
Emond
Je Derry
Gele
Tb Malasnik
E. Demarais
Boucher
Montpas
R. Demarais
Rtf
F. Tuggle
Associated Press
St. Louis
The
Giants
Atlanta
Tanciia Nennant
Harper
B. Laskey
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Crowell
Morrison
Casavant
P. Cunninghan
B. Cuam
Callahan
Gue Angis
Pet Deshaies
Detroit
Parker
Cleveland
Boutet
Baltimore
Doyon
Boston
Il Doyle
Minnesota
Curran
Oakland
California
Saco
Biddeford
Washington
R Owen-Davis
Oak
Underwood
Washi J. McNabb
S. Chicago
McNabb
Morri
McAuliffe
Det
Jardenal
Cleve
Tyrreloes
Bost
F. Howard
Eee Minn
Oliva
Minn
R. Bost
Calif
Les — Fregos Stroud
Wash
W. Horton
Campaneris
Cardenal
Tiant
National
Bune
McCovey
R. Allen
Phil
Flood
St. L
Johnson
Cin
F. Alou
Atl
Staub
Houst
Clemente Pitt
Brock
S.F
Saco Man Assigned to Pleiku as Mechanic
Private First Class Alton Linscott of Saco Maine has been assigned to the 4th Infantry Division near Pleiku Vietnam as a mechanic. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Algy C Linscott of Lincoln Road Saco Maine and was assigned June 28.
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Pleiku
Vietnam
Alton L
Algy ¢. Linscott
Lincoln Road
Saco
Maine
4Th Infantry Division
Nights and Days on Pluto Describe Extreme Cold and Light
The article notes extremely cold nights lasting 76.5 hours followed by equal daylight periods with feeble sunshine. It states Pluto as the sixth planet from the Sun and describes a barren landscape. It also mentions a honeybee with five eyes and Mercury as the hottest planet in the solar system.
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Pluto
Solar System
Mercury
Fights Last Night Across Cities and Weight Classes
Boxing results from Baltimore Norristown Portland and Los Angeles report welterweight bouts. Dick Diveronica knocked out Leroy Roberts in Norristown. Pete Riccitelli fought in Portland with Lloyd 168 Newark. Ernie Lopez stopped Hodgman Lewis in Los Angeles.
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Baltimore
Dick Diveronica
Canastota
N. Y
Leroy Roberts
Norristown Pa
Portland
Maine
Lloyd
Newark
N.J
Pete Riccitelli
Los Angeles
Ernie Lopez
Pasadena
Calif
Hodgman Lewis
Mipogio Wins Feature Race at Green Mountain Park
Pownal Vermont AP report zupon Mipog io captured the feature race at Green Mountain Park on Thursday night with jockey Phil Ernst aboard. The winner covered seven and a half furlongs in 1 34 and paid a $7.40 payout.
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Pownal
Mipogio
Reen Mountain Park
Phil Ernst
Giants blank Cardinals as Marichal hurls four hit victory
Major League Stars The Associated Press reports Juan Marichal pitched a four-hitter for his 17th win helping the Giants defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 3-0. Tommie Aaron of the Braves drove in four runs in a bases loaded tie breaking hit as Atlanta beat Houston 7.
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Associated
Trader Dillion Triumphs in Bay State Invitational Trot
In Foxboro Massachusetts Gilles La Chance trains drives Trader Dillion to a 2 05 2 5 lifetime best 12 80 payout in the 4000 Invitational Trot at Bay State Raceway. He led from the start and held off Trader Gent by a half length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxboro
Mass
Trader Dillion
Gilles LaChance
Bay State Raceway
LaChance
Trader Gent
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Biddeford Blanks
Don Clark
Ee Ribaudo
East
Don Mondor
Dick Ruck
Dave Ouellette
Saca Ports
Psleviis Ssr
Horace Stoneham
Ramon Webster
John Donaldson
Bill Freehan
Lew Krausse
Jim Northrup
Willie Horton
Don Wert
Dick McAuliffe
Col Lentes Pictures
Stanley Kramer
Rome
Mike Nichol
Alfie
Direa Rt
Scarboro
First Kids Free
Walt
Rex Harrison
Towles
Kennebunk, Me
Mike Nichols
Jerry Lewis
Tiger
Beach
Little Town League
Major League
Mondy
Harrelson
Saco Man
Deep Sea
John
Rumery’s Boatyard
Cleaves St. Biddeford
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