Hansen's unassisted triple play shocks Indians setback
Ron Hansen of Washington pulled off the first unassisted triple play in the majors in 41 years as Cleveland lost 10-1 to the Senators after an early, costly sequence. Sam McDowell earned his 11th win for Cleveland, as Detroit and Baltimore won easily in the pennant race lull.
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Associated Press
Ron Hansen
Washington
Cleveland Indians
Hansen
Indians
Senators
Cleveland
al Dark
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Detroit
Earl Wilson
New York Yankees
Orioles
Boston
Tigers
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
St. Louis
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Houston
Anta
Jose Cardenal
Maye
Cardinal
Sam McDowell
Wilson
Dick McAuliffe
All-Stars Count On Aerial Attack Against Packers
The College All-Stars, 16-point underdogs, bring a potent passing outlook to the 35th All-Star game at Soldier Field against Green Bay. Norm Van Brocklin debuts as coach with QBs Gary Beban and Greg Landry, aiming to sustain a productive air attack led by Haven Moses, Bobby Wallace, Dennis Homan, Earl McCullough, and Charlie Sanders.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Collegians
Packers
All-Stars
Detroit Lions
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota Viking
Gary Beban
Ucla
Greg Landry
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Ron Vanderkelen
Michigan State
Jim Ninowski
Lions
Beban
van Brocklin
Landry
Morin Wins Special Roll-Off at Local Lanes
Gil Morin of the Twisters won the four string handicap rolloff at Roll-A-Way Lanes Biddeford with 468. Frank Picton, also of the Twisters, was runner up with 462 and Al Paulhus of the Loudmouths finished third with 460. Morin earned 24 bonus pins with high single honors of 120 in the first and 122 by Leo Michaud in the second.
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Gil Morin
Twisters
Biddeford
Frank Picton
al Paulhus
Loudmouths
Morin
Picton
Paulhus
Leo Paul Michaud
Paul Hus
Michaud
Godrich Martin
Celtics edge Royals in Clifford Park Hoop League game
Celtics beat Royals 72 to 60 with Landry 13 and Fleurant 59 leading for Clifford Park hoop action. Also includes junior league results Bull vs Riots and notes from Boston Patriots signing Whit Canale and a Vermont horse race recap at Green Mountain Park.
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Celtics
Landry
Cantara
Hubert
Ready
Mailman
Fleurantals
Agreste
Montpas
Arnez
Ribaudo
Bon
Dutremble
Royals
Descoteaux
Haines
Crowley
Ren. Ouellette
Reg. Ouellette
Lemieux
Anton
G. Ribaudo
K. Ribaudo
Tanguay
Bull Dogs
Doucette
Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Biddeford Football Coach Dave Redmond Rumored to Resign
Rumors say Biddeford High School football coach Dave Redmond submitted his resignation letter but officials could not confirm. Redmond, in three championship seasons, is unavailable for comment as a verbatim board session is planned to address the situation.
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Biddeford
Dave Redmond
Redmond
Patriots Rookies Rally For 22 7 Win In Lowell
In Lowell Massachusetts the Boston Patriots rookies beat the Lowell Giants 22 to 7 as Tom Sherman threw for 170 yards and two touchdowns. Gamble, McDonald and Tucker contributed scoring plays while injuries limited several players and Holovak criticized the ball movement.
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Lowell
Mass
Boston Patriots
Lowell Giants
Mike Holvey
Holovak
Pats
Ete Smith
John Barrett
Giants
Tom Sherman
R.C. Gamble
Bob Tucker
Burl Wood
Art McMahon
Gamble
Sherman
Gerry McDonald
Patriots
Aaron
Butler's Cyr Leads Little League Win Over Roy and Perreault
In a slate of Little League East action, Roy and Perreault fall 9 to 7 as Butler's players including Mahaney and Zuke drive in runs. Zuke hits a homer and gathers three RBIs, while Mahaney notches six strikeouts on the mound.
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H Petrin
Marchand
M. Labonte
Gosselin
Gagnon
Perreault
Gauthier
Tadeschi
J. Cote
D. Labonte
Lonsdale
Hatch
Waives
Roy
Butler
Zuke
Dubois
Mailman
Butlers
Blais
Lessard
Mahaney
Marchan
Labonte
Winome
Pitrot Mahaney
Itcher
Aybine
Dineen
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
American League standings show Detroit leading with 64 wins and 39 losses, Baltimore 56-45, and Cleveland 58-47 amid chase for top spots. Tuesday results include Baltimore 6 Boston 3 and Detroit 5 New York 0.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Oakland
California
Minnesota
New York
Chicago
Washington
Nee
SPTS
Coalt New York
Union Printers
Gibson, Cardinals blank Mets as he wins 12th in row
Bob Gibson fired a five hitter and struck out eight to pace the St. Louis Cardinals past the New York Mets 7-1 for his 12th straight victory. Donn Clendenon had four hits for Pittsburgh in a 5-4 win over Atlanta completing a Pirates doubleheader sweep.
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Associated Press
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
St. Louis
New York Mets
Donn Clendenon
Pirates
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Boxing results from San Antonio and Beaumont card
The Associated Press reports last night’s boxing results. Jose Luis Valdovines, 125 from Mexico, defeated Tony Parker, 120 of Phoenix, by knockout in the ninth round. In Beaumont, Paul Patin, 168¾ of Port Arthur beat Alonzo Harris, 175 of Oklahoma City on points.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Jose Luis Valdovines
Mexico
Tony Parker
Phoenix
Ariz
Beaumont
Paul Patin
Port Arthur
Alonzo Harris
Oklahoma City
Okla
Richey to Enter 88th U.S. National Tennis Championship
Nancy Richey, the top ranked American woman, will compete in the 88th U.S. National Tennis Championships at Longwood from August 16 to 25. Also entered are Brazilian Davis Cup players Jose Edison Mandarino and Carlos Fernandez.
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Brookline
Mass
Nancy Richey
U.S
Longwood
Jose Edison Mandarino
Carlos Fernandez
Golfing Clan Predicts Big Win For Palmer
The AP notes Arnold Palmer is favored as the 65th Western Open begins at Olympia Fields near Chicago. Weiskopf leads money list with 137,061. Jack Nicklaus and Julius Boros also high hopes. the field features a 130000 prize list and a 26000 top payout amid a yardage rich course and classic era names.
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Chicago
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Olympia Fields
Walter Hagen
Bobby Ones
Tommy Armour
Lawson Little
Julius Boros
Hedl
Jerry Barber
Weiskopf
San Diego
Billy Casper
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Ranked leaders from MLB include batting leaders like Oliva and Alou with high averages, and power hitters such as F Howard and Brock. Pitching leaders show McLain and Tiant with most decisions and strikeouts, while other stats list Santo, Rose, and McCovey among top hitters.
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Oliva
Minn
McAuliffe
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White
N.Y
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Bost
F. Howard
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Uhlaender
Bando
R. Smith
B. Robinson
Balt
Fregosi
Calif
Stroud
McCraw
W. Horton
Campaneris
Cardenal
Cleve
McLain
Tiant
McDowell
M. Alou
Pitt
Rose
Cin
Santo
Chic
A Rose
Brock St
McCovey
S.F
A. Allen
Phil
Wille
Brock
St.l
Aber- Snathy
Kline
Marichal
Oan
Singer
L.A
Maine Governor Leads Benefit Baseball Game for Jimmy Fund
Governor Kenneth M. Curtis 37 will lead a Maine team against the Winthrop Lions Club in a Thursday evening benefit baseball game to raise about 10,000 for the Jimmy Fund. The funds will be presented by the governor during Maine Day ceremonies Sunday at Fenway Park.
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Augusta
Maine
Kenneth M. Curtis
Winthrop Lions Club
Jimmy Fund
Fenway Park
Quebec City
Old Orchard Beach
Montmorency
Quebec
Danny Aube
United States
Johnny Regan
Beauport
George Lachance
Fred Derocher
Rolland Lelievre
Fred W. Derocher
Jacue
F. W. Derocher
Peewee Incorporated
Derocher
U.S.A
Lelievre
Smashers Lead Midget League With Two Wins In Saco Opener
In Saco recreation action at Sweetser School the Smashers swept two games to rise to 6-1, beating the Rinky-Dinks 55-45 and the Bombers 56-39. D. Yarborough paced the Smashers with 17 in the rematch, while Curlew and Paquette contributed solid defense to hold the Bombers scoreless in the third quarter.
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Smashers
Rinky - Dinks
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Rinky- Dinks
Dionne
Mondor
Petit
Rick Dion
Croteau
Roy
Compagna
Butland
Perrin
Underwood
Paquette
Curlew
Rinky-Dinks
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