Saco-Beach Little Loop Schedule Announced
The remainder of the Saco Old Orchard Beach Little League schedule is listed with matchups from June through August. First games start at 1 30 p m, featuring Boucouvalas Lions Bagleys Owen-Davis Western Auto with multiple doubleheaders and home/away notes.
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Saco-Beach
Saco-Old Orchard Beach
Boucouvalas
Lions
Bagleys
Western Auto
Owen-Davis
Boucouvas
Lions 3—Boucouvalas Vs. Bagleys 6—Lions
Owen-Davis &Western Auto
Pender Eyes Fullmer Comeback After Injuries
Pender says he has shaken off a fire hydrant accident with no headaches and an eight stitch scar. He held that the world middleweight crown is split across regions, and he plans to fight Gene Fullmer in October for the NBC title, with a site determined by money and TV potential.
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Brookline
Mass
Paul Pender
Gene Fullmer
Pender
Massachusetts
New York
Europe
Fullmer
National Boxing Association
Boston
Las Vegas
National Grid Loop Announces Fall Schedule
The National Grid Loop releases a 36 game pre season slate led by the College All-Star Game in Chicago on August 3. Fourteen teams play five games each, Green Bay gets six, and the schedule runs through September 9 in 18 states plus the District of Columbia.
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NEW York
Chicago
National Football League Today
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Tribune
States
District of Columbia
Little Lassies Bind Banquet For State League Bowlers
The Little Lassies bowling leagues hold their annual banquet at Rochambeau hall on Main Street in Biddeford on June 17 at 430 pm. League director Nick Gillis of 20th Century Lanes asks bowlers to pick up banquet tickets this week. Bowlerettes won the A league crown and Spares won the B league. the 21 week season featured free bowling, banquet, and prizes courtesy of local merchants and clubs. Parents or friends may contact Gillis at 20th Century Lanes for more information.
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Little Lassies
Rochambeau
Main Street
Biddeford
Nick Gillis
20Th Century Lanes
Lassies
Gillis
Athletics Newcomer Is Leading Batting Chase
NEW YORK AP Rook ie Manny Jimenez of Kansas City still tops the AL batting race while teammate Norm Siebern surged to the RBI lead with 39 RBIs, passing injured Al Kaline. Kaline moved up to third as he recovers from a fractured collarbone. In the National League, Billy Williams of the Cubs leads at .559, with Tony Gonzalez rising to second at .347 and Orlando Cepeda dropping to third at .341. Willie Mays hit four homers to push his NL lead to 19, and Tommy Davis became RBI king with 55. Jim Gentile remains the AL home run leader with 15.
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NEW York
Manny Jimenez
Kansas City
Norm Siebern
Siebern
Athletics
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
al Kaline
Detroit
RBI
Kaline
Jimenez
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Phils
Tony Gonzalez
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Giants
Los Angeles
Tommy Davis
Cepeda
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Essegian
Cleveland
Howser
Rollins
Minnesota
Green
Robinson
Chicago
Smith
Gentile
Cash
Wood
Wickersham
Donovan
Pascual
Estrada
Williams
Mays
Wills
T. Davis
Cincinn
Brock
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Ranen
Houston
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Whiff King
Philadelphia
Koufax
Dodger
Swifty
Tony Taylor
Taylor
John Callison
Roy Sievers
Jackie Davis
Dodgers
Art Mahaffey
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Mahaffey
Wally Moon
John Roseboro
Pirates
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Stan Williams
Don Drysdale
Earl Francis
Bob Friend
Jack Sanford
Billy O'Dell
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Indians
Yankees
Jim Grant
Ralph Terry
Yanks
Rant
Terry
Boston
Washington
Red Sox rely on Tillman as Monbouquette faces Tigers
Boston opens a home stand vs Detroit with rookie catcher Bob Tillman central to the lineup. Bill Monbouquette starts against Phil Regan as Detroit, hottest AL outfit, seeks to extend a recent run. Tillman brings power, hitting .304 with five homers in limited duty as Boston rests on a strong Fenway Park advantage and surprise factor against Detroit pitching.
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Boston
Bob Tillman
Red Sox
Detroit
Bill Monbouquette
Tigers
Kansas City
Phil Regan
Tillman
Sox
Fenway Park
Los Angeles
Russ Nixon
Jim Pagliaroni
The
Angels
Norm Cash
Dick Brown
Lu Clinton
Winning Pacer Out To Prove It's No Fluke
Harold B's Model, a fast pacer from Lewiston Fairgrounds, aims to prove front runners can win. In previous effort it ran 2:08 4-5 while leading all the way. rivals Dagger Long Tel Scott Chinaway and Bay State Andy have brief front-running success, making for a swift mile race where late closers may steal victory.
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Lewiston
Harold B
Lewiston Fairgrounds
Tom MclInnis
Dagger Long
Rockingham
Tel Scott
Chinaway
Bay State
Andy
Standings and schedules for American League clubs
The Associated Press presents the AL standings with New York and Cleveland tied at 27 wins, 19 losses, Minnesota at 29 22, Detroit 25 22, Chicago 26 25, Kansas City 24 27, Baltimore 23 26, Boston 14 33. Monday had no games. Today's games Chicago at Los Angeles Kansas City at Minnesota Detroit at Boston Cleveland at New York Washington at Baltimore. Wednesday features Cleveland at New York and Detroit at Boston.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Cescee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston Resess
Washington
Boston
National League 1 Standings and Monday Results
The National League 1 table shows San Francisco 39 15 .722 and Los Angeles 37 17 .685 leading the standings with Cincinnati six games back and St. Louis at .500. Monday’s results list Los Angeles 6 Philadelphia 3 and a slate of three postponed games.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
San Francisco
Los Angeles
iCincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Syracuse and George Washington Set Historic Football Meeting
Syracuse and George Washington will clash for the first time on November 17 at Syracuse, highlighting a historic nonconference showdown as the teams prepare for the first-ever meeting on the gridiron.
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Syracuse
George Washington
Major League Leaders in Batting Pitching and Power
Baseball leaders listed by stat category. Notable figures include Jimenez of Kansas City batting .362 and Cepeda of San Francisco with .341 in batting, Howser and Siebern leading runs, Mays top in home runs, Koufax and Drysdale with high strikeout totals, and Wills excelling in steals.
Moon and Dodgers Top Phillies in 6-3 Win
Major League stars Wally Moon and Dodgers homered and singled driving in two runs and drawing two walks for a perfect night. Sandy Koufax earned the win improving to 8-2, striking out 13 while allowing just three hits in a 6-3 Dodgers victory over Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Wally Moon
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Sandy Koufax
Koufax Racks Up Strikeouts In Dodgers Win Over Phils
Dodgers left-hander Sandy Koufax struck out 13 Philadelphia batters in a 6-3 victory, boosting his season total to 123 in 101 innings. The win moved Los Angeles within two games of NL-leading San Francisco as the season heats up.
Venturi Misses Open as Golf Field Narrowed at Memphis
Ken Venturi, famed for a top picture swing, failed to qualify for the U S Open at Oakmont as Memphis sectional and other regional tests trimmed the field of 150. The day’s results left Venturi among notable omissions while Sam Snead, Arnold Palmer, and 17 others earned exemptions or secured spots in upcoming rounds across Cincinnati Dallas Denver Kansas City and Tacoma.
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Associated Press
Ken Venturi
Venturi
Oakmont
San Francisco
Memphis
Bill Collins
Jim Ferree
Kel Nagle
Australia
Cincinnati
Dallas
Kansas City
Denver
Tacoma
Wash
Montclair N.J
Sam Snead
Montclair
Bob Rosburg
Paul Harney
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
Stan Leonard
Earl Steward
Jack Fleck
Don Fairfield
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Washington
D.C
America
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Tommy Bolt
Dick Mayer
Jerry Barber
Bob Goalby
Doug Sanders
Jack Nick
Jay
Cary Middlecoff
Jackie Burke
Don January
Don Whitt
Dave Ragan
Mason Rudolph
Art Wall
George Bayer
Bruce Crampton
Joe Campbell
Bob Zimmerman
Dayton
Labron Harris Jr
Stillwater
Okla
Army
Orville Moody
Stan Thirsk
Jim Tom Blair
St. Louis
Adrian Bigras
Ft. Lewis
Soviet Strong Man Sets New Discus Record
Vladimir Trusenev, a 31 year old from Leningrad, set a world discus record of 202 feet 2 inches at a city meet in Moscow. The toss surpassed Al Oerter’s 200 foot 5 42 inch mark and erased the prior 1992 record held by Jay Silvester of Tremonton Utah.
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Moscow
Vladimir Trusenev
Trusenev
Leningrad
Tass
Doug Sanders Rises On Tour Earnings Milestones
Doug Sanders of Ojai California posted earnings of 30371 in 1960 across 31 PGA events and surpassed 53000 in the first nine months of 1962, marking rapid financial gains on the tour.
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Doug Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Sanders
Trotters and Pacers Race Card Feature Events
Race program listing multiple horse trotters and pacers across nine races with class designations, purses, and rider or trainer initials. Names include Mr Roy Don G Pratt Viola's Star R Truitt Nola's Star B Nelson Starskie A Langille and others across Race One to Race Nine.
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G. Pratt
Bonnie Jo Express
H. Barker
R. Truitt
Symbolin
R. Kellogg
B. Nelson
A. Langille
D. Richards
S. Bubier
Nola Raee
A. Brewer
Colby
C. Bishop
R. McAlduff
Boris
W. Hazen
Delta Boy
B. Smith
Chet Abbot
R. Millett
Eva
J. McKenney
C. Walker
Mister Mike
R. Fenno
Shangri la Ronnie
J. Gerry
Chockoyette
David
Nile
M. Keene
Dale
G. Carter
Sr Jeffson Moraka
E. Cossette
F. Lowe
R. Wing
Starr Express
L. Norton
Lakeside Gail
C. Gordon
N. Campbell Dugger
Harold B
Pony League Ends Season With Banquet At Wonderbar
The Pony league for ages up to 15 held a 25 week season at Pastime lanes and will hold a banquet at Wonderbar on Wednesday at 6 30 PM. Six teams competed led by the Saco Bombers with the King Pins and Candlepins following. Individual average noted M Guignard 94.
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Wonderbar
Saco Bombers
M. Guignard
Baseball Scoring Roster Closes With Notable Totals
The list shows players such as M Morang 94 and R Lepage 93 alongside others like D Marchand 92 and E LeClair 91. Rookie Steve Boros of Detroit, a third baseman, batted .472 against the Washington Senators last season.
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M. Morang
R. Lepage
D. Marchand
E. LeClair
P. Boudreau
L. Chantigny
N. Guignard
D. Nadeau
J. Jacques
L. Frechette
R. Poisson
D. Cyr
R. LaRoche
L. Bergeron
D. Brackett
G. Paquette
R. Martel
N. Paquette
M. Cleary
G. Poisson
Steve Boros
Detroit
Washington Senators
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