All Star picks reshuffle rosters for second league game
Yankees manager Ralph Houk adds Ken McBride and Jim Kaat to the American League roster while dropping Bill Monbouquette as the All Star staff reshapes for the Chicago game. Pete Runnels and Yogi Berra, longtime stars, react to lineup changes amid NL adjustments led by Fred Hutchinson.
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Ralph Houk
Chicago
Pete Runnels
Yogi Berra
Los Angles
Ken McBride
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Washington
Nationals
Wrigley Field
Houk
Fred Hutchinson
Twin Cities unite for Owen-Davis Legion in Togus playoff
Biddeford and Saco fans join to cheer the Owen-Davis Legion post team of Saco in the state championship playoff at Togus. The squad features Thornton academy players from Saco and athletes from Biddeford and St Louis High schools, coached by Bryce Roberts who will coach biddeford schools next fall. Also notes plans for Babe Ruth league in Biddeford and Saco, Eddie Bush’s return to Maine for the New England Senior, and a look back at Scarborough Downs versus Kite track Grand Circuit history at Old Orchard Beach.
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Saco
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Owen-Davis Legion Post
Togus
Thornton Academy
St. Louis
Bryce Roberts
Owen-Davis
Bob Cote
Bill Finch
Twin Cities
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Finch
Armand Mercier
Jim Veno
Orono
Maine
Dick Diversi
Waterville
All Stars
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Twin City
Legion
Scarborough Downs
Maine State Raceway
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford Journal
Tom Berry
Way Yonder
Brittanic
American Ballard
Patrick Hanover
Eddie Bush Roars Back in Maine Golf Circles
Eddie Bush, once the hottest figure in Maine professional golf while at Norway Country Club, remains a centerpiece in local golf chatter as he eyes a return to competitive play and continued influence in the Pine Tree State golf scene.
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Eddie Bush
Maine
Norway Country Club
Giants Star Willie Mays Hits 30th and 31st Homers
Major League Stars by The Associated Press report Willie Mays belted his 30th and 31st home runs to power the Giants past the Astros 31 to secure a win that pulls San Francisco within one game of the Dodgers in the National League race.
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Giants
San Francisco
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
del Crandall
Milwaukee Braves
Mets
San Francisco Giants
Houston Colts
St. Louis Cardinals
Jay
Joey Jay
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Dick Farrell
Mays
Willie
Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Jack Sanford
Don Larsen
Colts
Dodgers
Owen-Davis Tops Buxton in 8-7 Squeaker at Saco
Owen-Davis stays in hunt for Tri-County honors as they edge Hutchinson-Boulter of Buxton 8-7 at Saco. A four-run second inning, highlighted by Brian Callahan's double, and a seventh-inning rally set the stage for the winner driven by Charlie Belanger in the home half. Owen-Davis improves to 9-3 in league play and 16-4 for the season.
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Hutchinson-Boulter Post
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Brian ‘Callahan
Bob Vail
Glen Ronco
Ramsdell
Dave Roberts
Dave Mc‘Nabb
Norm Trottier
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Trottier
Belanger
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Kimball
Pike
Chenard
Callahan
Hutchinson
Boulter Ab Rhone Dunnell
Vail
New Mets Pitcher Debuts in New York Debacle
Left handed Robert G. Miller, a new Met, faced one pitch and earned a 0-1 record after replacing starter Jay Hook. The game featured Mets losses, multiple hit totals, and late inning drama with Del Crandall and Willie Mays homering elsewhere as rivals murk the standings.
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Robert G. Miller
New York
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Wynn Sets Sights On 300 Wins In Shutout Triumph
Early Wynn, age 42, pitched a four hit shutout against the Senators to move within three victories of his 300th win. He improved the White Sox to a third straight win, tying Baltimore for fifth as New York, Cleveland, and Detroit won elsewhere. Ford notches 10th win. Angels split with Orioles. Colavito keys Tigers’ late rally. Donovan wins again for Cleveland.
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New York
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Minnesota
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Washington
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Jim Gentile
Billy Moran
Luis Aparicio
Chicago
Rich Rollins
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Associated Press
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Steve Barber
Chuck Estrada
Albie Pearson
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Willie Kirkland
Two Runaways In Twin City Softball Loop Play
The Elks exploded for five runs in the first and ten in the second to rout Voltigeur 17 to 4 at the Elks field in Saco, as Libby earned the win and Lessard took the loss. Springvale KC defeated Sacovennel 14 to 7, with Lessard (12-1) pitching for the winner and Lamontagne (1-2) taking the loss as Merchants Express edged Rochambeau 6-3 at Memorial field. Tonight's games include Springvale K of C vs Voltigeur and Elks vs Dynamids at Elksfield. Pires draws entries for the York County tournament.
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