Jersey Pumpkin Farmer Is Real Threat In Sulky
The New Jersey pumpkin farmer George Sadovosky of rechold may tame the Maine sulky stars at Gorham Raceway in the 1961 meet’s third program. He drives Sumter Boy, a 10 year old son of Volstadt with a 2 04.1 lifetime mark. Tough field includes Trigger Vale owned by Chuck Atherton with George Fitch driving and Tax Free owned by B F Steele driven by Lewiston’s Al Langille. Outside posts feature Sandra Rosecroft with Roland Sears and Robert Dudley with Danny Murphy. Nine races highlight top Maine drivers and visitors from Maryland New York Massachusetts and Vermont. Desert Sun from Gorham stable aims for wins after a six race skein in 1960.
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White Sox top Tigers for 7-1 win in tense relief
Pitching-Turkdown worked out of a bases loaded jam in the fourth to lift the Chicago White Sox over Detroit 7-1 and pull the Tigers from first place. Hitting-Willie Davis and John Roseboro boosted the Dodgers with a triple and a double as pinch hitters driving runs in the seventh to beat the Pirates 8-7.
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Eagles of St Louis High face 1962 graduation exodus
A pre season survey shows football will lose many key seniors from St Louis High School, with co captains Richard Gendron and Michael Morel as notable graduates. Others include Den Couture and Gerard Boissonneault, four year footballers, plus Ray Justly, the sole senior to play all three major sports. Cheering sections also see changes as longtime leaders Celeste Garon and Maxine Paul leave.
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Mike) Morel
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Claude Mercier
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Richard Parenteau
Carroll Plourde
Roger Roevray
M Bers
Celeste Garon
Maxine Paul
Constance Lamb
Margo Courchaire
Suzanne Perreault
Rochette Caouette
Nicole Taillon
Arundel Roller Rink Opens on Route 1 in Arundel
Arundel welcomes a new roller skating rink on Route 1 named the Arundel Roller Rink. Manager Frank Hopkins of Kennebunk reports 6000 square feet of maple floor, cement block walls, and 140 Chicago skates for rental. Old Timer’s Night debuts Thursday for ages 21 to 90. Hopkins aims to form a fall roller team to compete with New England rinks. Nearby Skylark Drive-In proprietor Salvatore DeTeso plans light lunches, outdoor seating, and a playground ahead of a two week opening.
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Baseball Standings Shuffle as Indians Hold Top and Dodgers Win
Cleveland Indians stay atop the National League with a 7-3 win over Milwaukee while the Dodgers move within a half game after an 8-7 victory over Pittsburgh. Philadelphia thumps San Francisco 13-9 to drop the Giants further back. St Louis splits a doubleheader with Chicago, taking the first 6-2 before a 3-3 tie in the nightcap. Demeter and Dalrymple homer for Philadelphia, Demeter driving in five. Gene Freese breaks a tie for the Reds with a fourth inning homer, Purkey prevailing in a 6-3 win. Dodgers rally three times to defeat Pittsburgh in a seven-run seventh, Davis’s pinch triple and Roseboro’s pinch double delivering the decisive runs. Cardinals’ Ernie Broglio shines in 6-5 win over Milwaukee, White driving in three with a homer. Cubs rally for a lien in the nightcap behind Altman’s homer and Sadecki’s three-hit effort.
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Summer Loop Starts At Pastime Lanes
The junior two man league summer circuit began with 17 bowlers at Pastime Lanes in a four string format to set averages for a 10 team league next Tuesday. Nightly scores included Camire 393 Amadon 375 Boissoneault 369 and Rice Smith 367 as bowlers accrue averages for the coming season.
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Dick Camire
Les Amadon
Norm Boissoneault
Maurice Smith
Don Gosselin
Paul Jalbert
George Lessard
Rod Thayer
Bob Conroy
Gillis Meets Anton In Western Maine Bowling Title Duel
Nick Gillis faces state champion Chris Anton in a Friday night state title clash at 20th Century Lanes. Gillis seeks a fifth state crown after defending Western Maine title from Anton and defeating Eastern champion Francis Johnson to reach this final. Anton aims to defend his crowning glory as both players enter a tightly contested duel. The second half of the event is set for the Big 20 Lanes next week.
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Skowhegan
Trotters and Pacers Race Card Summary
Horse racing program lists horses and drivers for races Two through Seven with prizes of 400 to 500 dollars. Notable entries include Dodie Grable Josedale Aviator and Bay State Max. Multiple clubs and drivers such as H McKenney A Langille Jr D Childs R Gartley G Carter Jr and P Pace appear across the five races.
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B. Smith
Sunny King
A. Langille
Goldie
O. Gordon
K. Beach
R. McCaleb
Shadydale
Hi Tone
D .Childs
Fire Fly Clay
W. Pease
Sligo Maid
L. Norton
Dodie Grable
H. McKenney
C. Pace
Connie Rip
G. Carter
Jr.Logan
Wilbur M
J. Hanson
Bay State
Andy
Jay H. P
Max
T. Taylor
Lord
R. Gartley
Haynes
A. McAfee
Jeff Todd
Dickey
Max Worthy
C. Walker
Baden Ray
Josedale Jet Flyer
A. Langille, Jr
Wertz homer seals late win for Boston against Kansas City
Boston’s Vic Wertz, aged 36, crushed a two run homer 400 feet into the visitor's bullpen in right field in the seventh inning lifting the Red Sox to a 4 3 victory over Kansas City. Wertz drove in the decisive runs after an earlier miscue by Wertz and a four run seventh inning. Don Schwall was slated to start next for Boston against Bud Daley in the series finale.
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Tracy Stallard
Jerry Walker
Don Buddin
Chuck Schilling
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Walker
Gary Geiger
Sox
Don Schwall
Bud Daley
Race Card Summary of 19th Century Harness Entries
The list presents horse names and jockeys including Eric's Doll with F Lowe, Duffy's Scotch by D Murphy, Major's Dream by T McInnis, Shangri La Ronnie by J Gerry, Calypso Song by M Robinson, Countess Marie by D Gordon, Homestretch Linda by R Smith, and Gilman Hanover by D Childs. Multiple entries show $400 to $500 purses and various Pace riders.
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F. Lowe
C. Pace
Quinton Scott
M. Robinson
Millie Abbee
I. Foster
Duffy
D. Murphy
Mary Lou Volo
G. Fitch
Erye Hal
R. Sears
T. McInnis
Kuno
C Pace
Shangri la Ronnie
J. Gerry
Calypso
Countess Marie
D. Gordon
R. Smith
Aubrey York
K. Beach
Kenneshaw Hanover
H. McKenney
Gilman Hanover
D. Childs
Ada Lind
G. Stanhope
Golfers Need Sub Par Round To Get Medal
Chicago AP reports that players who shoot 2-under-par 69 or better in National Golf Week can claim they beat Arnold Palmer. Palmer won 69 while Jay Hebert scored 73 at Olympia Fields North, the venue for the National PGA Tourney. For medals, handicaps allow certified scores under par to be submitted to Golf, Ill. for processing.
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