Osinski Leads Angels Past Orioles in Odd Trade Fallout
Dan Osinski, involved in the Belinsky trade controversy, and rookie Charley Dees powered the Los Angeles Angels to a 7-4 win over Baltimore. Osinski, a 29 year old right hander, was part of a deal that would have sent Belinsky to Kansas City, a move vetoed by Commissioner Ford Frick. The result kept Baltimore in a tight contest as other MLB results rolled in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Belinsky
Dan Osinski
Osinski
Belinsky
Kansas City
Charley Dees
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Osingki
A's
Angels
Los Aneles
Ford Frick
Orioles
Yankees
Cleveland
Whitey Ford
Cardinals Win On Weird Infield Play For Victory
Stan Musial drove in his 1 921st run with a bases loaded infield pop up that produced an automatic out yet gave the Cardinals a 6 5 win over the San Francisco Giants. Curt Flood scored the decisive run as St Louis moved into second place behind the Dodgers. The game featured multiple NL results and notable performances across teams.
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Stan Musial
Musial
St. Louis
Cardinals
Curt Flood
San Francisco
Giants
Cards
Dodgers
Als
Don Schwall
Lynch
Lindy McDaniel Chie
Cubs
Sphia
Houston Colts
Milwaukee
Ken Johnson
Vada Pinson
Bob Skinner
Leo
Cardenas
Don Pavietich
Reds
Jim Maloney
Pinson
Skinner
Paviletich
Schwall
Mets
Bill Mazeroski
McDaniel
Bob Buh
Braves
Shaw
Houston
Colts
John Bateman
Hank Aaron
Lee Maye
Parnelli Jones Urged to Retire at Peak of Success
A column applauds Parnelli Jones and urges him to retire on top rather than risk losing momentum. The piece notes his skill, conditioning, and courage, and calls for a celebrated exit while he remains a world leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnelli Jones
Winnine
Iony
Asa
Palicias
Ever Jones
Early Wynn Returns To Pitching With Indians At 43
Cleveland signs veteran right hander Early Wynn who plans a comeback with the Indians aiming for his 300th victory. Wynn says he believes two seasons remain and will need a couple of weeks to get his arm ready under manager Birdie Tebbetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wynn
Cleveland Indians
Venice
Fla
Gabe Paul
Indians
White Sox
Birdie
Tebbetts
Maine Graduates Hanson Rice to Receive Notre Dame Degrees
Two Maine graduates will receive bachelor of arts degrees at Notre Dame's 118th annual commencement on June 9. David John Hanson of Saco and George F. Rice of Madawaska will attend with Hanson earning a BA and Rice a BA in Electrical Engineering. Prime Minister Lester B Pearson will be commencement speaker and Rev Theodore Hesburgh will confer about 1450 degrees.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Maine
David John Hanson
Weymouth St
Saco
George F. Rice
Main St
Madakaska
University of Notre Dame
Hanson
Rice
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Theodore M. Hesburgh
CSC
Wells Clinches Tie For Baseball Title
Wells High School defeated Berwick High 12 2 in an Eastern Division game of the Southern York County Baseball League. The win earns Wells a first place tie with South Berwick High as Pete Hutchins struck out 12 batters.
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WELLS
Wells High School
Berwick High
York County Baseball League
Warriors
South Berwick High
Pete Hutchins
Berwick
Fanning
Jones Wins 300 Mile Race as Sachs Becomes Officiar Adversary
Parnelli Jones, 29, from Torrance California, wins the 300 mile race purse record with a 148561 payoff at Indianapolis. A prior motel confrontation over oil spilled during the race led to a heated exchange and a one punch fight with Eddie Sachs of Detroit, with witnesses noting a busted lip and both drivers barred from further contact.
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Indianapolis
Parnelli Jones
New York Today
Eddie Sachs
Jones
Torrance
Calif
Sachs
Detroit
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
J.C. Agajanian
Driviers
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Major League leaders include Covington of Philadelphia batting .354 and Groat of St. Louis .346. Hitting leaders include Flood and Aaron with 46 runs and 38 RBIs. Pitching leaders show O Dell 8 0 and Perranoski 6 1 with Drysdale 77 strikeouts. American League batting leader Malzone with 100 at bats.
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Covington
Philadelphia
Groat
St. Louis
Fiood
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
F. Alou
San Francisco
Boyer
White
Cepeda
Brock
Chicago
Skinner
Cincinnati
Flood
Bailey
Robinson
O'Dell
Perranoski
Los Angeles
Simmons
Drysdale
Koufax
Berwick Beats Wells On Late Rally In Basketball
Berwick overcame Wells as Bob Gough contributed two long triples. The line score shows Berwick 1000100 2 4 38 Wells 130503 x 12 8 4, indicating a high scoring finish and key three point plays.
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Bob Gough
Berwick
Baseball season leaders and a lacrosse addition at Syracuse
Baseball leaders show Wagner of Los Angeles driving runs 38 and hits 58 while Kaline and Hinton lead in RBIs and triples. Aparicio and Wood pace steals, Stock posts 5-0 pitching, and Barber Pascual Bunning top strikeouts. John Mackey of Freeport joins Syracuse Orange lacrosse team after starring in football last fall.
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Boston
Wagner
Los Angeles
Allison
Minnesota
Kaline
Detroit
Charles
Siebern
Kansas City
Hinton
Washington
Robinson
Baltimore
Pearson
Versalles
Causey
Boyer
New York
Clinton
Aparicio
Wood
Stock
Fischer
Barber
Bunning
Pascual
John Mackey
Freeport
N.Y
Syracuse
Orange
Burns Defeats Notre Dame In Tenth Inning
C K Burns drove in an unearned run in the tenth to beat Notre Dame 7 to 6 in a Junior High League game at Saco. Ken Grace pitched well for the win with 19 strikeouts over 9 innings. Rod Choroszy took the loss after giving up 12 hits. Nason, Mercier and Trudeau drove in key runs for Burns while Casavant made a stellar defensive play.
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C. K. Burns
Notre Dame
Saco
Burns
Ole
Don Nason
Nason
Ken Grace
Rod Choroszy
Billy Casavant
Rotioa
C.K. Burns
Gray
Mercier
Trudeau
Choroszy
Walton
Sanborn
Wilson
Beety
Simkowitz
Paquette
Lf Grace
Stenee Sawyer
Caouette
Boudreau
Gagne
Seeee Taillon
Casavant
Seer
Conley Faces Possible Removal From Red Sox Rotation
Boston manager Johnny Pesky weighs changes as Gene Conley struggles after a virus layoff and a 6-0 loss to the White Sox at Comiskey Park. Buzhardt tossed a three-hitter for Chicago while Conley lasted 21 1 3 innings amid three Boston errors and rising ERA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunning
Twins
Earl Battey
Tigers
Jim Perry
Gus Triandos
Rocky Colavito
Buzhardt
White Sox
Floyd Robinson
Mike Hershberger
Chicago
Red Sox
Gene Conley
Pena
A's
Ed Charies
George Alusik
Kansas City
Larry Osborne
Don Lock
Jim King
Senators
Boston
Johnny Pesky
Bill Monbouquette
Ray Herbert
Conley
Johnny Buzhardt
Comiskey Park
New York Knickerbocksy
Anary
Joyce Named Playoff Pitcher By Holy Cross
Sophomore Dick Joyce will start the first game for Holy Cross against Providence in the District One NCAA Baseball playoffs. A doubleheader is listed with a third game possible. winner goes to the College World Series in Omaha, June 10-14. Joyce, from Portland, Maine, turned down a Red Sox offer. Providence relies on Bill Canning and Frank Tull for the nightcap as Holy Cross eyes victory in a regional final.
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Worcester
Mass
Dick Joyce
Warren Spahn
Holy Cross
Providence
Omaha
Neb
Friars
Connecticut
Joyce
Portland
Maine
Red Sox
Crusaders
Alex Nahigian
Bill Canning
Paul Symeon
Don Ried
Frank Tull
Frank Canning
Major league stars pitch to tie AL lead
Whitey Ford and the Yankees shut out Cleveland 4-0 on three hits to move into a tie with Baltimore for the American League lead. Charlie Dees of the Angels collected three hits including a decisive home run in a 7-4 win over Baltimore. Television has spread to 70 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Charlie Dees
Angels
State Hairdressers Exam Set For June 11 1963
The State Board of Hairdressers will hold an examination for hairdressers on Tuesday June 11 1963 at 9 00 A M in Room 105 State Office Building State House Augusta Maine Applicants must bring tool kits with shoulder cloth manicuring tools comb hairpins cold wave rods in four sizes and hairdressing rollers in four sizes Frank T Kelly executive secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board OF Hairdressers
State
State House
Augusta
Maine
Frank T. Kelly
Public Hearings on Liquor Licenses Set for June 3
Kennebunkport officials will hold a public hearing at the Municipal Offices at 10:00 AM on Monday June 3 1963 regarding the Bridger Hotel Co doing business as The Nonantum Hotel seeking a part time spirituous and vinous liquor license. In Old Orchard Beach the Municipal Licensing Board will meet 7 30 PM June 3 1963 at Town Hall to consider hotel licenses for Simonne Janelle Edgewater Hotel Hazelton's Inc Patrick J Hazelton Reginald Cloutier Beachwood Hotel and related malt liquor licenses for Paul Benoit Seashore Garden The Beachcomber and 6 Staples St. All parties may appear to show cause why applications should not be granted.
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Kennebunkport
Bridger Hotel Co
Nonantum
M. Abbott Pendergast
L. Clifford Maling
Charles R. Butt
Old Orchard Beach
Municipal Licensing Board
Simonne Janelle
Edgewater Hotel
West Grand Ave
Hazelton’s Inc
Patrick J. Hazelton
Depot Square
Reginald Cloutier
Beachwood Hotel
Paul Benoit
Seashore Garden
Staples St
Esther S
Crowley Town
York to Hold Hearing on Hillcroft Inn Liquor License
York Selectmen set a public hearing for June 3 1963 at 10:00 AM in the Municipal Licensing Board office to consider Mary A Colligan York Harbor Me Hillcroft Inn spirituous vinous and malt liquor license. All may appear to show cause why license should not be granted. Dated May 25 1963. James H MacIntire Robert W Ellis Edward A Bragdon Jr Selectmen Norris A Talpey.
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York
Selectmen's Office of
Municipal Licensing Board
Mary A. Colligan
York Harbor
Hillcroft Inn
A. D
James H. Macintire
Robert W. Ellis
Edward A. Bragdon, JR
Norris A, Talpey
Johnson Is Solid Favorite In Light Heavyweight Title Fight
Harold Johnson defends his world light heavyweight crown against Willie Pastrano in a 15 round match televised by ABC from the Las Vegas Convention Center. Spectators include Sonny Liston and Mauro Mina, with Mina having previously been offered the title shot but withdrawing due to an arm injury.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Harold Johnson
Willie Pastrano
ABC
Las Vegas Convention Center
Sonny Liston
Jonson
Willie the Wisp
Miami Beach
Fila
Mauro Mina
Peru
Johnson
Sacrifice Sale Items Include Appliances and More
Local listing announces a sacrifice sale featuring a Koch stainless steel ice maker and relish bar, a Frankfort steamer, a General Electric portable TV, a Sylvan ia TV 21 Halo at $50, cash registers, coke cooler, air conditioner, Reynolds Print-a sign machine, electric potato peeler, cigarette machine, and 4 ponies and saddles. Call York 174 or Midway 6 2744.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
Frankfort
General Electric
Sylvania TV
Reynolds
Call York
Midway
Pastrano Seeks First World Title as Johnson Remains Potent
Johnson of Philadelphia at 34, still a powerful puncher with 32 knockouts in 81 bouts and no losses since 1955. Pastrano, 28, renowned for a hit and run style, enters his first world championship challenge after 13 years in boxing. He began in New Orleans and has endured both success and disappointment. Notably, Pastrano has never been knocked down in 83 bouts, posing a major test for Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Philadelphia
Pastrano
New Orleans
Probate notices from Alfred Maine 1963
Probate Court in York County orders notice and hearings for multiple estates. Appointments of executors and administratrices named, bonds waived, and name change requested for one individual. Public notice to heirs and interested parties with hearing date set for June 9, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Maine
Alfred
County of
York
Biddeford - Saco
Bidde S Ford
John E. Hood
Dayton
Dorothy Critchley
Dorothy J. Critchley
William Fraser
Old Orchard Beach
Samuel
T. N. Foulds
Samuel T. N. Foulds
Harold H. Bourne
Kennebunk
Sally G. Bourne
Richard H. Wallace
Hollis
Olive Wallace
I. Olive Wallace
Carroll W. Bent
Orchard Beach
Harley T. Godfrey
Harley Godfrey
Harley T. Godrey Aurore B. Sevigny
Sanford
Henry L. Carignan
Henry T Carignan
Edmund J. Valliere
Biddeford
Laura M. Valliere
Mary P. Ward
Ogun
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Senne Gates
Chicago Whiter Sox
John Buzhardt
Orlando Pena
Kansas
Washingfiord
Tom Tresh
Elston Howard
Jim Grant
Jerry Kindall
Joe Azcue
Vic Davalillo
Ford
Prickey Mantecie
Harvey Lamontagne Jr
Biddeford - Saco Country Club
Harvey
Thornton
Neutral Riverside
York County
Seagulls
Deering High
Cape Arundel
Press Herald Golf League
Old Orchard
Greg Peacock
Erwin Bates
Mike Prendergast
Steve Dowd
J. Edward Whelan
Sammy" Serpico
Joe” Grondin
Serpico
Grondin
Biddeford-Saco Country Club
Eliot Fink
Early Wynn
National League
Malzone
Ce. K. Burns
Pesky
Phantom” ST
Secare
Dave Morehead
Chet Nichols Yielly
Fornieles
Lu Clinton
Dick Stuart
Ed’ Bressaud
Gary Geiger
Frank Malzone
Pete Ward
Joe Cunningham
Charlie Maxwell
Nichols
Camilo
Carreon
Nellie Fox
Legals
Bolduc Paint CO
Alfred St
University of Main
Airport Auto Parts Inc
Elm St
DODGE
Airee Auto Parts Inc
Smart's
Hutchins St
Smart
Auto Parts Inc
B.F.G
Ted's
Gulf Station
Corner Main and
Elm Sts
Con
Sunoco
Green St
LePage
Superior Auto Parts, Inc
Rte 1
Evene Rude
Saco Ave
Quinn
Dial
Quinn's Cycle
Beac
Dupont Cycle Shop
Harley Davidson
Horerigan’s Court
A.A.A
A.L.A
Soulieres Shell Corner Elm
St. Mary Sts
Brigg’s Garage Inc
Sach Ave
Elm Street
Ted
Cumberland Ave
Ouellette
Cleaves St
James P. Traugh
Electrolux
Offi Ijmonstration
Joseph Durfee
ESSO
Landry
Felix Bergeron
Vine Ave
City
Grover’s
Dewey Ave
Mt. Vernon St
Brigg Stratton
Roland’s
Clark St
Biddeford Junior High School
Duraclean Way
Roy
Whitten
Neithercut
North St
Gordon’s Septic Tank Service
S&h J
R. C. Blow
Blow Bros
Blow Brothers WE
Beddeford
Saco Journel
Smith Wheel Rd
A. Bourgoin
RFD
Hollis Center
Ken
Raynald Giroux
Clifford St
Taylor St
BUICK
Roland Tom
Buick .Co
Biddeford-Saco Journal
White Buick Co
Electra
G. M
Earl's
Halfway
Chevrolet
Corvair
Buick Co
Smart’s
Futura
Mercury
Bradbury St
Oldsmobile
N.A.D.A
Plymouth
Pontiac
United Motor Sales
Forest Ave
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