Inside Track For AL Rookie Honors Seen in 43 Newcomers
The American League names 43 rookies on rosters with about 20 showing strong runs for rookie of the year. Notables include Belinsky with a 62 record and 2.51 ERA, Jimenez batting .362 for Kansas City, and several rookies across teams such as Tartabull Wickersham Wyatt Pfister Segui Rodgers Torres Burgess Chance Botz Luplow Cline Allen Bonikowski Stange Hershberger Horlen Powell Stenhouse Radatz Tillman and Pepitone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bo Belinsky
Manny Jimenez
Whiz Belinsky
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Jimenez
Dominican Republic
A's
Joe Azcue
Ed Charles
John Wyatt
Dan Pfister
Diego Segui
Angels
Bob Rodgers
Felix Torres
Tom Burgess
Dean Chance
Bob Botz
Tresh
Kubek
Mike Tresh
New York Yankees
Tony Kubek
Joe Pepitone
Cleveland
al Luplow
Ty Cline
Bernie Allen
Joe Bonikowski
Lee Stange
Minnesota Twins
Chicago
Mike Hershberger
Joe Horlen
John (Boog) Powell
Baltimore
Dave Stenhouse
Washington
Giants
Dick Radatz
Bob Tillman
Radatz
Tilman
RBI
Veterans graves desecration prompts fault on officials
Marion G. Banks denounces Saco officials Congressmen and PTA for damage to a historic cemetery where Revolutionary and Civil War graves lie. The piece cites missing and buried stones, erased flags, and a fence crossing graves as a local shame while noting the World Amateur Team golf championship will be held October 10 13 at Fuji Golf Course in Kawana Japan.
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James Scammon
Joseph Bradbury
J. Abner Sawyer
E. J. Milliken
Company A
10Th Infantry
Levi Emery
Tristam Hooper
Richard Cutts
Grand Army of the Republic
Frank Marr
U.S
Col
Abner Sawyer
Good Lord
Saco
First
PTA
Old Guard
Unitarian Church
Beach Street
Park Avenue
James Street
School Street
High Street
Haddock
Pepperell Park
United States
Marion G. Banks
USGA
Fuji
Kawana
Japan
No-hitter highlights Little League clash as Western Auto edged in loss
Tommy Caddigan pitched a second no-hitter in three games but a late inning lapse allowed Western Auto to score three runs. Owen Davis earned the win for Owen-Davis 14-3. Igan walked poorly in relief, Callahan charged with a passed ball, and Runnell misplayed a fly ball enabling the final runs. Cobb paced Western Auto with a double and two singles.
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Tommy Caddigan
Western Auto
Owen Davis
Igan
Callahan
Runnell
Cobb
Owen-Davis
Lane
Zee Bumoe
Doyle
Paquette
Tisssesses OO
Westburg
Ig. Lacroix
Ss i
Ie Ae
VES SF
Western Auto Abr
Hopa E Callahan
Wojeck
Pike
But
Lacroix
Rutland
Tucker
Caddigan
Angis
Cad
Heberts explode past Fecteau's in 18-10 opener
Heberts built a 14-run burst at Decary field to rout Fecteau's 18-10 after three innings. Denis Grenier homered, and Jariz struggled with eight walks and seven hits allowed. Godbout earned the win over Jariz in a high-scoring Biddeford Minor League tilt.
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Hebert
Biddeford
Decary Field
Fecteau’s
Jariz
Martin
Denis Grenier
Tanguay
D. Grenier
Godbout
Poulin
Lamb
Giguere
Beaudoin
Bellefeuille
Neault
C. Grenier
Perreault
Fecteau
E ‘Perry
Metayer
Onge
Nadeau
Pepin
Ares
St Louis High Band to Close Season With Outdoor Concert
St Louis High School band will perform an outdoor public concert tomorrow night in the schoolyard from 6 30 to 7 45 with adequate parking reported by the arrangements committee. They will play Exodus Theme Song Stars and Stripes March Poet and Peasant Overture Athenian Festival Do Re Mi Sound of Music The Twist and Look Me Over under bandmaster Marcel Mike Drapeau.
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St. Louis
Committee On
Exodus
Marcel Mike Drapeau
Riggs Handicap Opens Pimlico in Memory of William P. Riggs
The Riggs Handicap marks Pimlico’s opening day feature honoring William P. Riggs, longtime secretary of the Maryland Jockey Club for twenty two years.
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Riggs
Pimlico
William P. Riggs
Maryland Jockey Club
Merchants Express outslug Biddeford Saco in 26-18 softball clash
At Biddeford Memorial Field Merchant's Express defeated Voltigeur 26 to 18 in a high scoring game. Roger Doyon hit for the cycle driving in six while teammates Dion Letourneau and Krasko added homers as the Express built a big early lead and held off a Voltigeur surge.
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Biddeford Memorial Field
Merchant's Express
Voltigeur
Elksfield
Saco
Expressmen
Merchants
Voligeur
Roger Doyon
Dick Dion
Fern Marcotte
Letourneau
Krasko
Merchants Express
Elks
Elks Field
Merchants Exp
Hpoa
Loranger
Mondville
Dallaire
Dalton
OEE
Ledoux
Gagnon
Voltiguer Ab
Mint
B. Montpas
Soulard
Ee Corriveau
R. Montpas
Mares
Lacroix
Guay
Sktcons
Tanguay
Sevigny
Dion
Gauth
Doyon
Dalton Krasko
Marcotte
Inn
Martel
Lajeunesse
Saco Tanning Ab Roe
Labbe
SRE
Gagne
Perkins
Lauzon
Trottier
Easee Seivreruer
Giroux
Boyaj
Divorces Granted To 23 Couples At Alfred
Justice William S. Silsby in York county Superior court granted 23 divorces on cruel and abusive treatment grounds. Five were final. 18 pending 30 day appeal periods. Entries include Raynes Allen, Conklin, Kimball, Pierce, Davis, and others with custody, alimony, and counsel fee details, reflecting varied marriages from 1940s to 1960s across Maine.
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William S. Silsby
York County Superior Court
George Stanley Raynes
Carol Joann Raynes
York
Carol Joann Allen
Lee, N. H
Mary L. Conklin
Old Orchard Beach
George W. Conklin Jr
Springfield
Raymond J. Kimball
Arundel
Kimball
Kennebunk
Alberta L. Pierce
Casper G. Pierce
Marie R. Davis
Biddeford
John B. Davis
Davis
Sanford
Pear N. Sturtevant
Clifford J. Sturtevant
Saco
Pear N. Boynton
South Paris
Richard A. Damren
Karen C. Damren
Wells
Armand Morin
Annebelle Morin
Viola Mae Brackett
Buxton
George Edwin Brackett
Brackett
South Windham
Jeannette M. Tracy
Everett F. Tracy
Tracy
Joseph Raymond St. Pierre
Jeannine M. St. Pierre
Priscilla C. Pierce
John B. Pierce
Pierce
Nancy Stott
Harold RK. Stott
Norwich
Conn
Amityville Star Brad Yates Eyes Tech Guard Role
Brad Yates a 208 pound sophomore from Amityville New York aims for a guard position with the Georgia Tech football team next fall.
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Brad Yates
Amityville
N. Y
Georgia Tech
Graduate Guy F Boisse Earns B S in Pharmacy at U Conn
Guy F Boisse son of Mr and Mrs Jean M Boisse of Biddeford graduated from St Louis High School and earned a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from the University of Connecticut at commencement. He belonged to Kappa Psi and the American Pharmaceutical Association as a student member and was active in intramurals. At Rho Chi Honors Day he received the Spalding Pharmaceutical Corporation Award for dispensing proficiency and is presently employed at the Central Pharmacy.
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Guy F. Boisse
Jean M. Boisse
Birch Street
Biddeford
St. Louis High School
University of Connecticut
Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity
American Pharmaceutical Association
Rho Chi
Spalding Pharmaceutical Corporation
Engome Ate
The
Central Pharmacy
Tax cuts and depreciation reforms outlined for recovery drive
The White House, facing market jitters, weighs fast steps to boost business spending. Secretary Hodges pushes for instant tax reductions and early depreciation allowances, while Dillon, Kennedy, and policy aides resist. A $1.25 billion depreciation measure is planned for release soon, with broader tax cuts to follow next year. The Fed reserve cash requirements remain unchanged.
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White House
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Treasury
Kennedy
Dillon
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Ice cream freezer meter shorted prompts blaze at market
A shorted meter in an ice cream freezer triggered a fire at Five Points market around 7:30 this morning. Firemen used chemicals to snuff out flames from the meter. The store owner and occupant is Mike Poli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Five Points
Mike Poli
Burke sets 1961 PGA tour winning score record
Jack Burke posted a 284 total to win the Flint Michigan event last summer, matching the highest winning score on the 1961 PGA tour and marking a standout performance in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Burke
Flint
Mich
Maine students tackle 47 page audit report in class
Ten journalism juniors at the University of Maine were assigned to write three news articles explaining the 47 page annual report of State Auditor Michael A. Napolitano. The project aimed to simplify complex statistics for the teacher.
New Class Of Stitchers Will Get Training
Francis M. Coughlin announced a new three week stitching training course at John Roberts, Inc. in Biddeford. Ten women are finishing the first program and receive 23 dollars weekly subsistence pay under the Area Redevelopment act. A second group of ten will be hired when the next course starts next week. John Roberts, Inc. manufactures young men's and boys clothing.
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John Roberts, Inc
Biddeford
Francis M. Coughlin
Coughlin
Maine Employment Security Commission
St. Fotini Society Elects New Officers at Banquet
The St. Fotini Society of St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox church Biddeford elected new officers during its annual banquet and meeting at Wonderbar steak house. Four new members were welcomed. Retiring officers included Mrs. Dennis Vanites and others. An $800 donation to St. Demetrios church and a cemetery committee appointment were approved.
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St. Fotini Society
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Biddeford
Wonderbar Steak House
Dennis Vanites
Anna Mendros
Chris Throumouloos
Charles Louis
Nick Hadiaris
Alan Sakalas
Katherine Anagnostis
Vanites
Nick Skinsacos
Michael Caras
Alexander Xanthakis
Vivian Bizantakos
Triantifili Mourmouras
Mary Collas
James Throumoulos
George Ladakakos
Charles Draggins
Steve Kalagias
St. Demetrios Church
James Draggins
Fred Hadiaris
Charles Gregory
Nichls Scontras
Chris Throumoulos
Clifford Clifford
Marriage Intentions On File At Saco City Clerk
Marriage intentions on file at the Saco City Clerk's Office list four couples: Raymond R. Dubois of Biddeford with Sandra L. Simpson of Saco. Bernard T. J. Cote of Biddeford with Jennifer Bartlett of Saco. Edward S. Maxson of Biddeford with Reinette Labarre of Saco. and Francis R. Nadeau of Saco with Rita Bissonnette of Biddeford.
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Saco
Raymond R. Dubois
Prospect Street
Biddeford
Sandra’ L. Simpson
Franklin Street
Bernard T. J. Cote
Pine Street
Jenneth G. Bartlett
Elm Street
Edward
Maxson
Center Street
Reinette E. Labarre
Wakefield Avenue
Francis R. Nadeau
Market Street
Rita H. Bissonnette
Belmont Street
Kennebunk River Navigation Project Approved
The Budget Bureau approves an Army Engineers plan to deepen the Kennebunk River channel from 6 to 8 feet and widen it from 75 to 100 feet. Local contributions of 90000 dollars are required, with an estimated 270000 dollars in federal funds. The project includes two anchorages a 300 foot jetty extension and sand fencing.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Army Enginers
Maine
Kennebunk River
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