Yankees Sweep Chicago Series In Five-Game Set
The New York Yankees completed a five game sweep of the Chicago White Sox, winning an 8-3 final in the first game and 3-2 in 10 innings in the nightcap. The sweep moved the Yankees to within four games of Chicago in the standings as Baltimore rose to first. The White Sox dropped six straight, held to 10 runs and 28 hits in the series. Joe Pepitone drove in a run with a late single, and Ron Hansen booted an error helping New York pull away. The day also featured 30 homers across the league, tying a major league record.
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Lema Wins Buick Open for Second Straight Victory
Tony Lema captured his second consecutive win by taking the Buick Open at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc Michigan finishing 11 under par 277 after a final 70. Don Finsterwald runner-up at 280 and Bob Charles tied for third at 283. Lema heads to the National Open in Washington D C seeking a third straight strong showing.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Notes
American League leaders include Frank Fregosi and Harmon Killebrew with strong marks in batting and home runs for Los Angeles and Minnesota. Minnesota standout Rod Carew and Jim Kaat are highlighted with other stars such as Oliva, Allison, Wagner, and Aparicio. National League leaders feature Willie Mays and Williams, with Koufax and Drysdale anchoring the pitching metrics across Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
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Beech Ridge Stock Cars Go Wild In Saturay Feature Night
At Beech Ridge Speedway Scarborough a full house watched 20 stocks run the 25 lap bomber big one. Ralph Cusack edged Roger Shaw for the stocks feature after a late pass with a lapped car blocking Shaw. Charlie Dimon broke twice and Pete Peterson suffered a concussion in a center-stands collision. Wolstenhulme and Vachon won bombers with Wolstenhulme topping a stacked field. Nice for Friday lunch or supper scrambled eggs with crab meat.
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Gillis Defends Western Maine Bowling Crown in 1229 Series
Nick Gillis of Biddeford retained the Western Maine title by defeating Don Saucier by 168 pins at 20th Century Lanes. Gillis, with 1,229 total and a final triple strike, led after the second half as Saucier fouled 11 times. The crowd of five hundred witnessed Gillis’s 37th win in state play, tie for fourth in worlds, and plans to meet Charlie Milan next.
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Falmouth Defeats Saco Junior Legion In Opener
In Memorial Field Saco, Falmouth Memorial Post beat Owen-Davis Post 8 to 4 to open the Tri County Junior American Legion Baseball League. Ken Merrill earned the win for Falmouth while George Durfee of Old Orchard Beach pitched for Saco. LeClair hit a two run homer for Saco. Pike doubled for Falmouth.
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May Street Sports Program Plans Signups and League Hopes
Children aged eight to 13 who have not made the Little League are urged to sign up with Bob Cote, May Street playground director, this Wednesday at 10 a.m. He aims to form a minor league like past programs. Girls eight to 15 may sign up Thursday at 10 for softball. Men and high school boys can register after six each night to form a possible volleyball league.
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Tripe Serving Size Notes in Cooking Method
Cooked tripe may be cut into serving size pieces, then breaded and broiled. This describes a basic preparation step for tripe from a culinary guide.
Trotters and Pacers Official Entries Tonight at Gorham
Tonight Gorham hosts nine races at 8 pm with $350 to $800 purses. Entries include horses like Doctor's Chief W Peace Diamond Coast Edgewood Rusty Dauntless Wick and many others across trotting and pacing divisions.
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Maine Beats Arizona State to Reach College World Series Spotlight
Maine upset No. 2 Arizona State 4-2 in Omaha advancing in the double elimination College World Series. Dick Doloff, a senior lefty, earned the win in relief with 2 1 3 scoreless innings, while Joe Ferris allowed 0 runs in 2 1 3 innings. Maine faces defending champion Southern California next. Butterfield named District One NCAA coach of the year.
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Ken Pike Named To All Star Team At Thornton Academy
Ken Pike of Thornton Academy was named to the All Telegram League team as shortstop. The junior hit .315 for the season with a .964 fielding percentage, and he played three errorless games at short after alternating between first and the mound. He totaled 18 runs 7 doubles and a triple with 14 RBIs, 84 putouts and 24 assists. On the mound he appeared in six games posting a 1-1 record with 32 strikeouts and 10 walks.
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Major League Stars Pitching and Hitting Big in Twin Sweep
Dick Farrell of the Colts earned his 10th win by scattering eight hits in a 4-1 victory over St Louis. Harmon Killebrew of the Twins launched three homers to reach 20 for the season as Minnesota swept a doubleheader from Washington 6-5 and 9-2.
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Farrell Wins 10th Game In Major League Debut Season
Major league ace Dick Farrell earned his 10th win as he allowed eight hits in a 4-1 victory over the St Louis Cardinals. Nellie Fox provided the backing, his latest in a 10-1 season that keeps Farrell atop the majors. The Cardinals slumped to four straight losses, while Philadelphia widened its lead with double wins over the Mets and a strong day from Cepeda and Hart boosting the Giants’ chase.
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Cubs Pirates rained out doubleheader second game
Milwaukee swept a doubleheader from the Dodgers 5-1 in both games as the Cubs beat Pittsburgh 5-2. The Pirates’ second game was rained out. Details include Farrell’s nine strikeouts and three run fifth inning for the Cardinals, and Br ings’ big day for Philadelphia in the opener.
If You Are 10 Percent Overweight Affects Longevity
Health Capsules notes death rates among those at least 10 percent over normal weight are about 50 percent higher than in normal weight individuals. It also poses tomorrow's question, can a cataract be cured, and clarifies it is not diagnostic in nature.
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