Indians Nip Bengals 5 4 in dramatic ninth inning comeback
The Cleveland Indians defeated Detroit 5-4 on Bubba Phillips ninth inning home run and Barry Latman’s 4 2 3 innings of one hit relief. Willie Kirkland highlighted Cleveland with a three run homer in the third. Latman faltered briefly in the fifth allowing a tying double by Rocky Colavito. The game featured a quirky double play when catcher Romoño caught a foul pop and then tagged a runner attempting to advance.
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Trotters and Pacers Night of High Stakes Horseracing
A crowded program features Race Two through Race Nine with $400 to $800 purses. Notable entries include Miss Gideon and Stormy Braden in early trots, Shadydale Nugget and Newport McElwyn in mid cards, Abbe Fair and Red Jericho in pacing divisions, and Mighty Noble plus Grand K. V. in later heats. Names of drivers, owners, and horses appear across twelve heat lines, with city rosters including Brook, Jarrettown, and Newport.
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Biddeford High faces large senior exodus in five-sport recap
The graduating Biddeford High School class will remove at least 22 seniors who starred in basketball baseball cross country football and track over four years. Notables include Ken Bissell Bob Boss Paul Chenard Bob Cote and many more who shaped the Tigers teams. Across the river Thornton Academy also loses several top players while coaching changes and field improvements at the Biddeford-Saco Elks signal ongoing local sports interest.
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Moore Set To Defend Title Against Giulio Rinaldi
Archie Moore, aging light heavyweight champion, defends his title tonight at Madison Square Garden against Giulio Rinaldi of Italy. Moore, favored to win within five rounds, seeks a ninth defense. TV rights and gate money drive strong interest as Rinaldi aims to upset the veteran in New York.
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Gillis Tops Anton In Tight Century Lanes Title Fight
Maine bowling champion Gillis rallied from deficits to top Chris Anton 1083 to 1062 at 20th Century lanes. Gillis started slow, then rolled strong with 126 and 131 strings, overcoming an early 57 pin gap and a late 32 pin swing. Referees were Hector Lerette and Louis Lachance. second half to be decided next Friday at Big 20 lanes.
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Big League Stars Cap Off Rally With Ninth Inning Shot
Bubba Phillips and the Indians broke the game with a ninth inning homer delivering a 5-4 win and a 12 game lead over the Tigers. Dick Donovan pitched a 1-0 10 inning shutout over the White Sox on six hits.
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Saco Schoolboy Patrol Defeats Saco Troop 310 18 to 3
In a lop sided baseball game the Saco Schoolboy patrol defeated Saco Boy Scout Troop 310 by 18 to 3. Roger Sicard led the winners with a triple and two singles. Winning batteries were Mike Love and Richard Twomey, while losers’ battery included Robert Hunt Dennis Mullins and Richard Millard.
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Americans buying stereo phonograph sets outpace monaural units
Third Ear New York reports based on Electronic Industries Association data that Americans purchased nearly three times as many stereo phonograph sets as monaural instruments last year, reflecting a shift toward sound reproduction technology.
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East Biddeford Little League Opens 1961 Season at Waterhouse Field
East Biddeford Little League launches 1961 season Monday at 6 15 p m with Council Chagnon hosting last year’s champions the Elks in a ring game. Tuesday features Butlers versus Eagles as pre game ceremonies begin at 6 p m. An auxiliary raised funds by operating a refreshment stand all season. League officials include President Mike Nanes and Secretary Treasurer Bob Johnson with coaches and umpires listed. The schedule will be published next week.
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Dodgers Take Lead As Drysdale Shuts Phillies 3-1
Don Drysdale pitched four hit ball for his first win in a month as the Dodgers beat Philadelphia 3-1 to gain a half game on the Reds in the NL race. Wally Moon homered to break a 1-1 tie in the fourth. Demeter drove in a Phils run with a fourth inning double. Cardinals beat Reds 8-4 as Boyer and Musial delivered key RBIs to fuel a three-run third. Giants rally past Pirates 9-6 with Bailey three-run homer and Ceja driving in three. Cubs rally from deficits to top Braves 11-10 as Maye provides a grand slam late. Spahn takes another loss.
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Autos Readied For Day-Long Le Mans Grind
The 29th Le Mans 24 hour race opens after late-night tuning in Le Mans France with more than 200000 fans expected to witness the start at 10 a.m. EST The field features Stirling Moss Maurice Trintignant Phil Hill Ritchie Ginther Briggs Cunningham and other stars as Ferrari eyes victory after fast trials led by Ginther in 4 02.8 for the speed record.
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Richard Sevigny Receives Award At Wentworth Awards Day
A Biddeford student among 21 varsity baseball team members honored at Wentworth Institute awards day in Boston. Richard R. Sevigny was also one of nine to receive a sweater.
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NBC debate discussion guides reach schools and groups
About 250000 discussion guides are distributed weekly by NBC for The Nation's Future Saturday debates. The booklets include background research a bibliography of readings and arguments and are sent to schools and civic groups each week.
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