Indians Beat Orioles For Fifth Straight Win
The Cleveland Indians won their fifth in a row by beating the Baltimore Orioles 9 to 5 with a home run onslaught. Indian hitters Al Luplow Fred Whitfield and Dick Howser homered off Robin Roberts. Mudcat Grant took the win as Baltimore tried to rally in the late innings.
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al Luplow
Fred Whitfield
Dick Howser
Cleveland
Robin Roberts
Willie Kirkland
Wes Stock
Indians
Armstead Edges Scanlon In Sacramento Bout
Paulie Armstead from Los Angeles defeated Bobby Scanlon in Sacramento with a close points decision. The bout featured Armstead repeatedly landing sharp jabs as Scanlon pressed, with Armstead showing superior accuracy to secure the win.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
Paulie Armstead
Los Angeles
Bobby Scanlon
Red Sox Open 16Game Fenway Home Stand Facing Senators
Boston starts its longest homestand of the season at Fenway Park with a 16-game stretch, hosting the Washington Senators after a road trip that left them at .500. Backup ace Dick Radatz has pitched 31 scoreless innings over his last two outings, but relief is stressed as injuries tighten the staff. Monbouquette seeks win number eight against Washington.
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Mudcat Grant
al Smith
Baltimore
Bob Allen
Jim Gentile
Tebbetts
Ted Abernathy
Billy Hitchcock
Oriolse
Allen
Gentile
Abernathy
Twins
White Sox
Bernie Allen
Bill Dailey
Dave Nicholson
Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota
Radatz
Tigers
Terry Fox
R Sox
Fox
Malzone
Chuck Schilling
Carl Yastrzemski
Stuart
Diego Segui
A's
Angels
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Red Sox
Detroit
Dick Radatz
Johnny Pesky
Frank Malzone
Dick Stuart
Roman Mejias
Mesias
Maizone
Bill Moenbouquette
Pesky
Jack Lamabe
Gene Conley
Chet Nichols
Monbouquette
Washington
Dave Stenhouse
Fenway Park
Yankees
Wednesday June 12 Harness Race Card Features Multiple Stakes
The program lists races for June 12 with Pace events from 3400 to 550 yards. Notable entries include Rising Star and Meadow Knight in early races, Freight King and Dashing Demon in longer purses, and Easter Goose with C Os Mike among Pace group contenders. Multiple horses across Race One to Race Nine showcase a mix of sires and drivers.
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F. Inman
Brenda Chief
B. Smith
Dodie Grable
H. McKenney
M. Hodgkins
Jr Meadow Knight
W. Miller
K. Russell Hodgen
Rose
A. Langille
J. Gerry
Happy Dan
R. S. Watson
A. Reynolds
Baden
Jean
K. Russell
Dixie Lou
Joe Rhap
H. Ral
Sir Hal
C. Killam
Rusty M
T. McInnis
Betty Quinton
Longway
R. Millett
Nim
M. Keene
Borderview
Robert
D. Pinkney
R. Smith
Danny Boy Hanes
L. Bubier
Scotch Land
K. Russell Mahion
R. Fennonco Boy
Palmer Returns to Tour After Short Break
Arnold Palmer, rested and determined, heads to Rye New York for a four day prelude at the Thunderbird. He seeks to shake a slump before next week’s National Open at Brookline while facing rivals Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Ben Hogan in a 113 man field. Don Finsterwald and Julius Boros contend as strong challengers for the $25 000 first prize at Westchester Country Club.
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Rye
N.Y
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Brookline
Mass
Pennsylvania
Jack Nicklaus
South Africa
Gary Player
Ben Hogan
Nicklaus
Doug Ford
Palmer
Westichester Country Club
Don Finsterwald
Julius Boros
Grand Blanc
Mich
Farce and fear for boxing in Lewiston this week
A Lewiston fight show drew 350 paid admissions as three of five scheduled bouts were absent due to fighters not showing. The writer blames promoters, calls for banning irresponsible promoters, predicts boxing will be dead in five years, and urges stricter regulation to restore the sport’s integrity. He cites Dozie and Butts as an example of poor matchmaking and criticizes champions avoiding fights for big gates.
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Lewiston
Ray Robinson
Maine Boxing Commission
al Dozie
Freddy Butts
Portland
Robinson
Butts
Miami
Maine
Willie Pastrano
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Cassius Clay
Clay
Doug Jones
Jones
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Summary
The list shows leaders by category across leagues. Kaline Detroit leads several batting stats with a .344 average and 45 RBIs, Wagner Los Angeles and Allison Minnesota top home runs and runs. Aparicio Baltimore leads steals, Pascual Minnesota tops strikeouts, Stock Baltimore has five decisions.
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Associated Press
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
AL ‘Lison
Minnesota
Kansas City
Allison
Wagner
Los Angeles
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Stock
Radatz
Pascual
Barber
Bunining
National League Batting and Hitting Leaders Summary
Major NL leaders shown for batting pitching and fielding. Covington Philadelphia hits leaders include Groat St Louis. Runs led by Flood St Louis and H Aaron Milwaukee. Rbi top by Robinson Cincinnati and H Aaron. Home runs led by H Aaron and Banks. Stolen bases led by Robinson and Pinson. Pitching leaders include McBean and Maloney with five decisions. Strikeout leader Drysdale and Koufax.
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Philadelphia
Groat
St. Louis
Flood
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Robinson
Cinictal
White
Cepeda
San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Gonzalez
Javier
Great
Brock
Chicago
Skinner
Banks
McBean
Pittsburgh
Maloney
Drysdale
Los Anges
Koufax
Los Angeles
Union and Elks win in Biddeford Saco softball league
AFL-CIO edged National Colts 13 12 at Memorial Field in a tight contest. Perreault went 5 for 5 extending a nine hit streak, reportedly a league record. Elks crushed Saco Tanning 15 2 as center fielder Lessard went 4 for 4 with two home runs.
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National Colts
Memorial Field
Union
Perreault
Elks
Saco
Lessard
D. Gagne
B. Huot
Huot
Giroux
Danny Perkins
Peloquin
Kaleel
Louis Throumoulos
Baillaigeon
Labbe
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Cote
Chadbourne
Norm Lambert Ce
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Roger Beaulieu
Rickie Beaudette
Wildcats
Richard White
Jailbirds
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Don Gagne
C C. Boisvert
Libby
Inn- Panthers
Eagle
Tigers
Bears
Oe Libby
Pepin H. Triple
R. LePage
N. Guig- Tanguay
Tony Dallairenard
N. Guignard
Little Fellas League
L. J.F. Letellier & Son
Foss Metal
Archie’s
Seal Roc
Lac Marchand
Single
J Morin
Sevigny
Bernard
Labonte
St. Louis
Szumita
Soulard
Maddox
Fleurant
Krasko
AFL Mumford
CIO
J. Chenard Szumita
Sullivan
J. Che- Perreault
Oward
Bob. Montpas
Desco- Maddox
Oteaux
Provencher
Ray Montpas
Tan Ass Bts
Proven‘Soulard
Ocher
F. Lajeunesse
Loranger
Creeee
Sports scores roundup from Tuesday and schedule update
Tuesday results include Boston over Cleveland 7 0 7 Detroit 3 15 and Cleveland 9 Baltimore 5. Minnesota 8 Chicago 6 Kansas City 5 Los Angeles 2. Games listed Baltimore at New York and Kansas City at Minnesota with night and Thursday matchups Washington at Boston Cleveland at Detroit Baltimore at New York and Kansas City at Minnesota noted.
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New York
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
EMO Co Vivecas
Washington
Detroit
Los Angele
Sant Angeles
Pole vaulter John Uelses sets Lower Plaza mark at 13 6
At Radio City’s Midtwon Plaza a freewheeling sports gala featured Olympic pole vaulter John Uelses clearing 13 feet 6 inches on a damp surface. The event mixed gymnasts, football stars, and basketball greats, with Frank Gifford kicking a ball and players like Dolph Schayes and Jerry Lucas in attendance.
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Radio City
John Uelses
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Frank Gifford
Giants
Baseball results and schedule from Tuesday night
Cincinnati and New York split 3 games, St. Louis topped Pittsburgh 3 to 1, Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 8 to 7 in 10 innings, Houston defeated Chicago 6 to 2 in 10 innings, San Francisco shut out Los Angeles 3 to 0. Today pitches Houston at Los Angeles, Chicago at San Francisco, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, New York at Milwaukee, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and New York at Milwaukee.
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B. Louis
Los Angeles
Francisco
Cyucaee
Cincinnati
Pittspurga
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Houston
Chicago
San Francisco
Biddeford High appoints three new assistant coaches
Biddeford School system will add three assistant coaches for fall. Richard Howard will aid football and baseball and teach industrial arts at the high school after teaching in Vergennes Vermont. Paul Bellavance, a Gorham State Teachers College graduate, becomes assistant junior high football coach. Thomas R Powers, UMaine graduate, will assist track and freshman football and teach social studies.
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Biddeford
Raymond Kennealy
Richard Howard
Vergennes
Paul Bellavance
Gorham State Teachers College
Thomas R. Powers
University of Maine
Philadelphia at St Louis Chicago at San Francisco
The card lists four scheduled games from the league slate. Philadelphia visits St Louis while Chicago plays San Francisco, and Pittsburgh hosts Cincinnati with Houston traveling to Los Angeles.
Lauzier Throws No Hit Game In Little League
Lauzier of the East Biddeford Eagles hurled a no hitter against Butlers at Waterhouse Field, striking out 17 in a 14 to 1 win. He also homered, doubled and singled, drove in five and showed dominant control with five walks while allowing no hits.
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Lauzier
Eagles
Lemire Squad Pounded Emond's At Decary Field
Lemire's pounded Emond's 1% 3 in a Biddeford Minor League game at Decary field Biddeford yesterday. John Dery collected three hits in four trips to lead the Lemire attack while Mike Goulet earning the win was the loser's best bet.
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Lemire
Emond
Biddeford
Decary Field
John Dery
Mike Goulet
Winni Ng
Rolloff Set At Pastime Lanes For Bowlers Under 106
Tonight at Pastime Lanes in Biddeford a teneth weekly rolloff for bowlers with post season averages of 106 or under. The event starts at 8 30 p m and entries are accepted until 8 30 p m with the tenth in the series planned.
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Biddeford
Major League Stars Hit Three-Run Homers For Win
Willie McCovey and Giants deliver a three run homer to lift the Giants 6 to 3 over the Dodgers, dropping Los Angeles from the NL lead. Dick Radatz limits Detroit to three hits over 8 2 3 innings as the Red Sox win 7 to 3 in 15 innings.
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Associated Press
Willie McCovey
Giants
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Dick Radatz
Red Sox
Detroit
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