Podres Sprints to Two Hit Shutout Victory
The Dodgers crushed the Phillies 11-0 in Philadelphia behind Johnny Podres, who allowed only a leadoff single by Richie Ashburn and a single by Wally Post as he logged his second two hitter in three weeks. Don Newcombe also fired a shutout in the Cubs’ loss, while other league results shook NL standings and AL tightens race.
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Braves blank Pirates as Podres cruises 10 0 win
Port Braves topple clubber Eliot 10 0 yesterday in a game led by Podres six strikeouts and two walks. Buhl earned his second shutout in a row, while Casey Wise and Del Crandall went deep for five Braves runs. Roy Face sealed his 14th straight win in relief of Bob Friend after Mays pinch homer. Dick Stuart and Willie Kirland added homers for momentum. Newk later pitched his 23rd shutout, his first since 1957, as MacMillan delivered a three run shot in the second.
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Kennebunkport Braves blank Eliot 10-0 at Parsons Field
Dick Boote threw a three hitter for Kennebunkport and drove in two as the Braves, at full strength for the first time this year, crushed Eliot 10-0. Two runs in the first, five in the second, then controlled the game with Boote adding a double and single. Kerry will miss Sunday’s game against Stratham. Wilcox or Mahaney to start.
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Neil Serpico Named New Biddeford Tiger Coach
Biddeford schools announced widespread coaching changes led by Neil Serpico as football and baseball coach. Five new coaches join the program alongside a new track sport as part of a broader plan to raise scholastic standards and strengthen athletics at Biddeford High School and Thornton Academy connections.
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Peter W. Judge
Peter A. Mantis
Joseph D. Mokarzel
George H. Wells
Charles A. McKenna
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Twi Golf Biddeford and Saco Final Standings First Round
Final standings list team numbers and players with low scores per position and low averages for the first round. Teams 1 through 5 feature players such as Dr. S. Polackwich G. Twomey H. Lamontagne and W. Whitworth across multiple rosters. Members without signups urged to join at the pro shop today.
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E. Tousignant
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D. Polackwich
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Two Feature Races Are Slated At Gorham Tonight
Gorham oval hosts a stellar harness program with two feature races on both gaits. A $2,000 early closing trot features Hickory Margo and Oscar contenders like Harley Hanover Minister's Pride and Jerry Dean among 10 starters. The $800 Class A-B pace includes Volo Connie and Merry Ensign, plus eight others, in a field headed by J W Pick and Miss Bridgton.
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H. Sanborn
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Pierce Hurls One-Hitter For White Sox Clinch Lead
Billy Pierce stretched his career one-hitter total to four with a 3-1 win over the Washington Senators boosting the Chicago White Sox to a 12 game lead in the American League. Jim Landis doubled in the ninth for a two run cushion while Ron Santo and Nellie Fox added offense earlier as Milwaukee and San Francisco also fed the pennant chase with big wins.
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Denver boy wins National Spelling Bee title
Joel Montgomery, 12, of Denver, becomes the first boy to win the national contest in five years. Irvin Gordon, 14, of Marlboro, N H, finishes eighth. Montgomery earns a $1000 cash prize in addition to the title.
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Hogan Shares US Open Lead With Two Others
Ben Hogan tied for the lead after opening rounds of the 5th U S Open at Winged Foot West. Dick Knight and Gene Littler joined the 69s, with Don Finsterwald also in the mix as Hillman Robbins trailed by one stroke among a crowded field of contenders.
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Bo Wininger
Big Mike Souchak
al Balding
Canada
Bruce Cramp
Julius Boros
Dick Mayer
Ed Furgol
LL Playoff Slated Tonight at Saco Little League Park
The playoff between Owen Davis and Boucouvalas in the Saco-Old Orchard Beach Little League will be played Friday night at Saco Little League park after a rainout last Saturday. Also a consumer tip suggests taking a sample walk across a rug in the store to test footstep visibility.
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