Mantle Hurt Severs Link As Yankees Regain AL Lead
Mantle suffers a broken left foot injury that could sideline him for up to six weeks after colliding with the center field fence at Memorial Stadium during a 4-3 win over the Orioles. The Yankees reclaim the American League lead by a razor edge over Baltimore as Whitey Ford earns the win. The day’s other games saw the White Sox drop a doubleheader to the Angels while the Twins and Tigers won.
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Mantle
York Yankees
Yankees
Baltimore
Orioles
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Brooks Robinson
Heel Union Rack Wins In Softball League
York Heel improved to five straight with a 13 to 3 win over Cyanamid mid at Memorial Field. AFL-CIO beat the Elks 16 to 8 at Elk’s Field in Biddeford Saco League action. Ray Tardif delivered a grand slam for York Heel, while Mar tin went 4 for 5. Cyanamid’s Ross doubled for the losers. AFL-CIO’s Norm Gagne and Norm Perreault homered. Lajeunesse was 3 for 4 for the Elks. Box scores list York Heel’s Gregoire and Mariello among others.
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Cyanamid
Memorial Field
Afl-Cio
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Saco
Ray Tardif
Martin
Ross
Norm Gagne
Norm Perreault
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Iberthaume
Roumoules
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Fen Oan
Lecninn
Teehee
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St. Louis Cyanamid
Sanford
Camire
Tardif Rochefort
Rousselle
Icote
Caron
Mathieu
Twol Beaulieu
Gregoire
Dutremble
Tari Gobeil
Odif
Tremblay
Mariello
Pepin
Cyan
Parison
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Akins
Berthiaume
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Beaudette
Perkins
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L. Throumoulos
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Pites
Loranger
Tanguay
Jon Bases
Seewer
Tony Dallaire
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Br. Eugene
Demers
Trotters and Pacers Meet in Multiple Races Across Thursday Card
The program lists nine trotting races plus a detailed Oakland and Detroit set. Race One offers 350 dollars with horses like Sistinel Beth and G Carter behind pace. Race Four features Direct Flight and Mountain Arnolda in a 350-dollar pace. Other races include Tuxedo and Shining Knight, along with top entries such as Indian Drums and Nola Star across the card, reflecting a busy Grand Circuit style meet.
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Sistinel Beth
G. Carter
Damon Grattan
L. Berry
Hal Dean
T. Vanidestine
Brenda Chief
B. Smith
Junior Bell
A. Smith
Fancy Phyllis
G. Reed
Mighty Smart
V. Brann
Dodie Grable
H. McKenney
Jone’s Charm
T. Taylor
S. Bubier
S. Bubier Slims Only, V. Brann Indian Drums, E. Stakes Just Mike, K. Russell
A. Sears
A. Ireland
B. Nelson
O. Gordon Hodgen
A. Langille
Santa Glory
the Buckeye Kid
J. Gerry
Shadydale Abbey
He. Britt
Gypsy Jack
L. Norton
A. Brewer
Mountain
Arnolda
Bobby Lite
Yankee
R. Fenno
Popsicle
L. Pickett
Ernest Duke
F. Woodbury
Michael
Mark
D. Richards
Abbot Dell
Glenbrooke
A. McAtee
R. Millett
Morris
Hanover
L. Dumont
Frisky
Will
G. Pratt, Jr
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D. Hamm
Oteea
Little Mary
BJHS Nine Beats St. Louis 4-1 at Waterhouse Field
Biddeford Junior High tied their record at 5-5 by defeating St. Louis 4 to 1 yesterday at Waterhouse Field. Red Gegne pitched effectively for BJHS, while Saint pitcher Tremblay allowed only two hits but struggled with control. Box score details follow.
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Biddeford
St. Louis
Waterhouse Field
Red Gegne
Saint Twirler Tremblay
Journal shuts out White Star in West Biddeford league game
Leo Lessard and Allan Dutremble combined for a one hit shutout as the Journal blanked White Star 4 to 0 at Memorial Field. Dutremble relieved in the fourth, struck out two and fanned six over two innings to seal the win. Lessard went 3-for-3 at the plate and Ricky Cantara added two key singles while Steve Labelle spoiled the bid for a no hit through center.
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Leo Lessard
Allan Duremble
Journal
White Star Club
West Biddeford
Memorial Field
Lessard
Dutremble
Vicory
Cubs Sweep Giants to Tie for NL Second Place
The Chicago Cubs swept a doubleheader from the San Francisco Giants 9-5 and 5-4 to pull into a tie with St. Louis for second in the NL, one game behind the league-leading Giants. Ray Culp threw a three-hitter for Philadelphia, Smokey Burgess drove in the winning run in each Pirates game versus Cincinnati, and Sandy Koufax boosted the Dodgers to within one game of the Giants with an 8-hit outing and a key three-run sixth. Milwaukee outlasted New York 11-9 in 10 innings, while Los Angeles defeated Houston 5-1 behind Koufax.
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
Senna
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Cub
Giants
Ray Culp
Cardinals
Smokey Burgess
Sandy Koufax
Orlando Cepeda
Culp
Phils
Ken Boyer
Boyer
George Altman
Julian Javier
Pirates
Burgess
Reds
Dodgers
Koufax
Bubba Morton
Braves
Mets
Warren Spahn
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Ranks
The season’s top statters include Malzone Boston with a .3541 and Wagner Los Angeles at .330 in American batting. Allison Minnesota leads runs and RBIs, while Hanks Hinton tops triples and power hitters pace. Pitching leaders include Stock Baltimore at 5-0 and strikeout champs Barber Baltimore and Bunning Detroit. No NL batting title winner since Ernie Lombardi in 1938 despite strong showings by Flood and Aaron.
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Americano Sapte
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Associated Press
Malzone
Wagner
Allison
Kaline
Pearson
Fox
Versalles
Causey
Power
Pete
Boyer
Hinton
Clinton
Aparicio
Wood
Fischer
Bouton
Barber
Bunning
Cincinnati Red
Ernie Lombardi
Saint Louis High Baseball Team Roster Listed
Saint Louis High baseball players are named in a team photo listing with front row John Boucher Daniel Regis John Thibeault Raymond Jean Roger Boucher and middle row Roger Guillerault Robert Dodge Donald Fecteau Rich remaining names not visible in the snippet but indicate a full roster for the Saint Louis program.
Major League Stars Batter Cubs sweep San Francisco
Lou Brock collected five hits in nine at bats including a double a triple and a homer while scoring six runs in a 9 5 game and a 5 4 win to move to within one game of first. Ray Culp pitched a three hitter for the Phillies third shutout in a 6 0 victory over St Louis.
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San Francisco
Lou’ Brock
Giants
Chuck Hiller
Ernie Banks
Billy Williams
Ken Hubbs
Brock
Harvey Kuenn
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Associated Press
Lou Brock
Ray Culp
Phillies
St. Louis
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Jim Landis
John Buzhardt
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Ray Herbert
Albie Pearson
Ken McBride
Rich Rollins
Bob Allison
Twins
Jim Roland
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Norm Cash
Tigers
al Luplow
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Sophia Loren
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Rory Calhoun
Frankie Avalon
Marie Hartley
Rod Taylor
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Flesh & Desire
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Eueenee Lessard
M. Ready
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Stephen White
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O'Dell
Perranoski
Drysdale
Ard Lemieux
Richard Huot
David Pollock
John Cookson
David Redmond
Ronald Petit
Reynold Cote
Donald Loranger
Charles Belisle
John Belisle
Brother Gilbert
George's Cash & Carry
George’s Cash & Garry
Alfred Street
Maurice H. Auger
Prop
Biddeford, Maine
Seaboard Finance Company
Aroostook
Main Street
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