Yankees Rally Past Indians To Reach AL Lead
The Yankees beat Cleveland 3-2 in 11 innings to move into first place in the AL, aided by a clutch two-out single from John Blanchard after Bob Cerv stole second on a base on balls by Mantle. Mantle hit his 19th homer off Mudcat Grant, as Yanks win 13 of 15.
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Yankees Top Indians In 11 Inning Tilt To Lead
Pitching by Ralph Terry and Yankee hurling beat the Indians 3-2 in 11 innings as New York moved into first place. Tommy Davis and the Dodgers stayed atop the standings with a 6-3 12th inning win over the Cubs.
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Kiwanis edge Rotary 3 1 in West Biddeford Little League
Kiwanis pitcher Norman Paquette dominates with perfect control and seven routine chances as Kiwanis defeats Rotary 3 to 1 at Memorial Field. Beaudette collects two of Kiwanis three hits while Rotary’s Dicky Saucier allows nine walks despite 11 strikeouts.
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Volunteers Prepare Pens for Pheasants at York County Club
At a trustees meeting of the York County Fish and Game club John Bryant Sr urged volunteers to build a 100 foot pen for 200 pheasant chicks supplied by the state. The club plans brush gathering to mimic a natural habitat and has raised birds to maturity with minimal losses in two years. Next meeting is June 29 at Stickney lodge with fish biologist Stuart De Roche to discuss trout survival and Richard Anderson on spraying for pest control and woodland clearance. Skeet shoots planned for July 2 with two complete fields. Thursday practice nights. Members Brad Bedard and Pete Anderson coordinating. refreshments by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kerns. Robert Cyr elected to the board of trustees.
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Tobacco Chaw Helps Yankees Gain Top Spot
Ralph Terry chewed a chaw of tobacco to relax as he pitched the New York Yankees to a 3-2 11 inning win over Cleveland. He added a new faster curve learned from pitching coach Johnny Sain, lifting the Yankees into undisputed first in the American League by a slim margin. Mantle hit his 19th homer as Detroit and Cleveland chased the leaders in a tight three game set.
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Jay Wins Eighth Straight For Reds In Pittsburgh Rout
Righthander Joey Jay earned his eighth straight win as Cincinnati overwhelmed Pittsburgh 8-1 Thursday night to stay in a second place tie with San Francisco, a half game behind the Dodgers. The Dodgers beat the Cubs 6-3 in 12 innings on Tommy Davis’s three run homer, while San Francisco topped Milwaukee 6-3. Joe Louis defeated Philadelphia. The Reds exploded for four runs in the first off loser Wilmer Mizell, and Jay (8-3) allowed eight hits, keeping the Pirates scoreless until the eighth. Dodgers had three unearned runs in the 12th on an error and a Davis homer off Barney Schultz. Giants beat Cloninger and the Braves, aided by McCovey’s two-run homer. Cardinals edged the Phillies 5-4 with a two-run double by Ray Sadecki. White left the White Sox to join Milwaukee, citing retirement to pursue bowling in Boston, but stated ongoing workouts with the Red Sox.
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State Bowling Title On Block At Big 20 Western Maine
Nick Gillis faces state champion Chris Anton at Big 20 Lanes Scarborough this evening in a two half title match. Gillis leads by 21 pins after last week’s first half at 20th Century lanes. first half scores were Gillis 1083 Anton 1062. A large Biddeford fan delegation will attend as Gillis seeks his fifth state crown on rival home lanes.
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Hogan Not Expected To Win Fifth Open
The feature on Ben Hogan, at age 48, noted as the sentimental favorite to win a fifth U S Open while experts doubted his chances. It highlighted his putting struggles, recent round of 71, and comments on whether a 284 score could win. Also included a brief regional note about Laos and its border context with Red China and North Vietnam.
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Camden Rockland Little League Score Mystery
Camden defeated Rockland by a wide margin as scorekeepers puzzled over an extra run. A base coach reportedly crossed the plate after following a teammate around the bases, producing an unneeded tally. The game's outcome remained decisive for Camden.
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Alexander Named Glen Cove Naval Architecture Administrator
ALEXANDER NAMED GLEN COVE, N.Y. AP Dr William T Alexander a Maine native and Brunswick High graduate has been named administrator of the Webb Institute of Naval Architecture. He has served on the Northeastern University faculty for 35 years. Only 3 per cent of Algeria's land is suitable for agriculture.
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White Happy About Trade To Milwaukee Braves Return
Boston catcher Sammy White sails for Los Angeles to join the Milwaukee Braves on a comeback bid. The 33 year old, who retired rather than be traded to Cleveland for Russ Nixon, expresses real excitement about returning to baseball.
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