Chance Still Good At Hitting Batters
Angels pitcher Dean Chance praised by Boston manager Billy Herman for being the same old ace as he sparked a 9-2 Angels win. A wild 20-inning melee followed a sixth inning brush by Chance and Dave Morehead, Mantilla, Rodgers and others. Meanwhile Twins, Indians, Tigers and Senators won in the AL, with multiple key hits and late scoring plays shaping the day.
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Calmest Of Athletes Is Young Girl At Kiev Meet
Marie Mulder of North High lands California, 15, travels to Kiev to run the 800 meters in the United States Soviet track meet. She faces Tatyana Dmitrieva and Zoya Skobtseva, aiming to add her 2:08.3 personal best to the American challenge. Mulder is AAU half mile champion and a quiet, multi sport athlete. Bob Swift, former Detroit Tigers catcher, managed the club during Dressen’s 1945 recovery era.
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Linnox and Spudland win in State Babe Ruth tourney
Linnox and Spudland of Capri llou won State Babe Ruth League games at Saco to reach the semifinals. Linnox, defending champs, upset Deering 5 4 in 11 innings with Warren McManus and Ricky Simonds pitching. Spudland led 3 0 early, then held on 5 2 as Herb Ross allowed six hits.
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George Solomon
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Randy Goodwin
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Don Whitson
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Foul Shooting Champs Named in Neighborhood Contest
This week’s event at Waterhouse Field and Clifford Park crowned Norman Petit and Priscille Jean as 13-15 age group winners. Dick Bellerose led 13-15 boys runners up. Michael Couture won the 8-12 class at Waterhouse Field. Jeff Barnes and Stephen Tanguay took 8-12 titles at Biddeford Junior High and Clifford Park respectively. Faye McInnis won the girls 13-15, with Tanguay posting 27 of 50 in the 8-12 final.
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Priscille Jean
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Dick Bellerose
Bellerose
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Waterhouse Field
Jeff Barnes
Andrew Drapeau
Clifford Park
Faye McInnis
Biddeford Junior High
Stephen Tanguay
Tigers Shut Out Only Six Times in 1964 Season
The Detroit Tigers were held scoreless just six times during the 1964 season, a notably low total for the American League and reflecting strong early-season pitching and defense.
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Giants Crush Braves as Bragan Presses Spitball Claim
The Giants routed the Braves 9-2 with five Milwaukee pitchers allowing 13 hits. Bobby Bragan claimed his staff used spitballs to curb umpire scrutiny, while Bob Shaw denied the charge as he won his 11th. Tom Haller drove in five and Willie Mays hit a homer.
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Giants crushing Brewers as Haller drives in five
Tom Haller of San Francisco drove in five runs with a homer a double and a grounder in a 9-2 Giants win over Milwaukee. Jim Grant of Minnesota earned his 12th victory with a five hitter guiding the Twins to a 3-0 win over Baltimore.
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Marcottes win 10 7 over Emond's at Decary Field
Decary Little League action saw Marcotte's beat Emond's 10 to 7 at Decary Field. Drapeau and Grover combined on mound for four hits allowed and struck out 12. Maurice, McIntyre led the hitting with triples and a 3 for 4 night as Marcotte's secured first at 12-2.
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Team Three Still Ahead After Six Weeks Of Tourney
Standings at week six of the Saco Lowell League at Dutch Elm Golf Course show Team Three with 402 points. Team One is second with 36 percent, Team Six 33 percent, Team Five 28, Teams Eight and Two 26 each, Team Four 252, and Team Seven 24. Top scores: Robert Lester 39.8, Ed Munford 42.2, Mike Parenteau 44.8, Eddy Litwinowich 47.2, Libby Whalen 49.6, Bob Hawkes 50.6, Fred Erminelli 54.8. A Kicker Tourney is planned for Aug 10 at Dutch Elm.
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