Faye’s Baseball Bias vs Softball and Coach Zeke Dwelley
The column notes Faye’s preference for baseball over softball and discusses concerns about softball drawing young players from baseball. It cites a twilight issue and asserts baseball’s influence, then mentions Zeke Dwelley, a veteran coach and athletic director at Edward Little High School in Auburn, retiring after 30 years.
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Palmer Near Open Glory in Oakmont Showdown
Arnold Palmer presses toward another Open title at Oakmont after a 68 in round two to share the lead with Bob Rosburg at 139, with Maxwell and Nicklaus close behind. The piece notes Palmer's goals, the field, and historical context from the 62nd Open.
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Cary Middlecoff
Jerry Barber
Don January
Jackie Burke
Experience Against Youth In TV Ring Go New York
Paolo Rosi, a balding veteran, faces Carlos Hernandez in a 10 round light welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Hernandez, 22, seeks a title shot with a strong 25-1-3 record. Rosi brings long pro experience, 37-9-2 over 11 years, as Ortez notes a potential title shot hinges on promoter payouts.
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Lewiston Spring Harness Finale Tops Week at Lewiston
Lewiston Raceway ends its spring harness meet with a $600 feature and a total purse of $3,800 the largest of the year. Five pacers and three trotters race in the sixth event as Al Langille and Buddy Reed duel for leading driver honors over three starts and four starts respectively. After tonight, trotters and pacers move to Gorham for a five week run.
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Yankees Lose To Indians As Grant Stymies Houks
The Indians shut out the Yankees 3-0 as Pfc. Jim Grant defeats Ralph Terry. Al Luplow drives in two to break a scoreless duel. Minnesota sits a half game back with Kansas City and Detroit also winning. Boston and Baltimore win. Cleveland tangles with the New York nine and tightens the pennant race.
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Biddeford Minor League thrashes Emond 28 to 3 in wild game
In a notorious Biddeford Minor League tilt Fecteau defeated Emond 28 to 3 after Emond’s pitchers walked 27 and allowed only four hits. Emond led 3-1 after two innings, but Fecteau surged with 17 runs in the third and 10 in the fourth before the game was called with exhausted baserunners. Box score omitted.
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Twins Host Portland Pilots in Sunday Twilight Clash
The Biddeford Saco Twins face the Portland Pilots Sunday at 6 in Lewiston in their third league game. Manager Wilbur Bernier will start ace Wally Szumita for a full outing with Rol Labonte behind the plate as the lineup edges toward consistency after a 14-2 season opener and a 2-1 loss to Yarmouth Townies.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Major League leaders include Williams of Chicago at .346 and Alou of San Francisco at .341. Mays leads in runs with 59, Cepeda 60 RBIs, Davis 86 hits, and Mays 21 homers. Koufax tops strikeouts with 138. Purkey leads pitching with 11-1, .917.
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Cardinals Deliver 5-2 Win Over Giants in 5 Run First
Cardinals defeat Giants 5-2 as Charlie James hits a three run homer and adds two singles with a steal and a score. James totals 7 hits in 12 trips against Billy O'Dell this season. Houston tops Dodgers 2-0 behind Jim Golden five hit shutout. Pirates rally past Milwaukee 9-8, Phillies erupt for 10 in third in 13-8 win over Cincinnati. Cubs beat Mets 5-1 as Bob Anderson drives in two, Billy Williams and Ernie Banks contribute.
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Door wedge technique boosts hammer leverage in nails
A rubber door wedge used under the hammer head when removing long nails provides extra leverage. The report lists two ages and places, noting a son in Houston age 78 and Farrell in Houston age 77, illustrating how local residents are mentioned alongside the tip.
Beaten Paths of AL Bat Leaders and Key Stats
AL batting leaders Rollins Minnesota Jimenez Kansas City top averages at .353 and .349 Runs Green Minnesota 49 Pearson Los Angeles 48 RBIs Robinson Chicago 48 Wagner Los Angeles 46 Hits Rollins Minnesota 85 Robinson Chicago 76 Doubles Robinson Chicago 21 Cunningham Chicago and Green Minnesota 19 Triples Robinson Chicago 7 Fox A Smith Chicago 6 Home runs Gentile Baltimore 17 Wagner Los Angeles 16 Stolen bases Howser Kansas City 18 Wood Detroit 16 Aparicio Chicago 13 Defensive notes Donovyan Cleveland 9-2 818 Grant Cleveland Foy stack Moore Minnesota 4-1 Searseacoat Minnesota 76 Belinsky Los Angeles 69
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