Rangers Top Lions 17 8 In Babe Ruth League Clash
The Saco Rangers defeated the Kennebunk Lions 17 to 8 at Saco Memorial Field. Five first inning runs and multi inning rallies powered the Rangers as McInnis turned a unassisted double play to spark defense. Leavitt and Pike led with key RBIs while Angis won on the mound.
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Saco Rangers
Kennebunk Lions
Saco Memorial Field
Ranger
McInnis
Rangers
Go Welch
Ae McInnis
Oi Simkowitz
Pike
Grace
Bossenneault
MacLeod
Lions
H S. Smith
di Lamontagne
Nixon
Ak Fisher
A MacDonald
McBride
M. Smith
Williams
Fy Ackley
Linguist
Haines
Stone
Simkowitz
Couture
Lamontagne
Fisher
Linquist
RBI
Leavitt
S. Smith
Angis
Callahan
MacDonald
Gagnon
McDonald
PB MacLeod
Langelier
O’connell
Mets upset Saco Tanning 14 to 3 in Biddeford softball
Twin City Mets beat Saco Tanning 14 3 at Memorial Field with George Williams winning his third of five starts. Ralph Tarbox led the offense with a three for four day including a triple and a double as the Mets snap a 4 5 record and prepare to face Rochambeau Club.
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Twin City Mets
Saco Tanning
Biddeford
Saco
Memorial Field
Tanners
Armand Paquette
Norm Moulton
George Williams
Mets
Williams
Ralph Tarbox
Buzz Burnham
Norm Labbe
Ray Tardif
Dick Dion
Rochambeau
Rochambeau Club
H ‘Harriman
Bridges
iCyr
P. Tarbox
Burnham
Bt R. Tarbox
C i Mullen
Mullins
Callahan
I $ Stetson
F ‘Williams
Saco Tanning Aler Sevigny
Gauthier
Labbe
Dion
Twomey
Trottier
Cote
Mondville
Nadeau
Iventre
Sevigny
R. Tarbox
Harriman
Cyr
Mullen
Stetson
PCA Mets
Sylvestre
William
Goulet
Lajeunesse
Major League Stars Highlight Pitching and Hitting Showdowns
George Brunet of the Angels held Detroit hitless for six innings and earned a 3-0 win as Ron Fairly of the Dodgers slugged a homer a triple and a single, driving in two and scoring twice to edge the Mets.
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Associated Press
George Brunet
Angels
Detroit
Tigers
Ron Fairly
Dodgers
Los Angeles
New York Mets
Ashe Seeks Wimbledon Run While Clarke Jazy Duel Looms
Arthur Ashe, ranked No 3 in the United States, says he can win Wimbledon and eyes a third or fourth round. He opens with a win over Dave Kelso as Ralston advances past Ham Richardson. Paris features Michel Jazy vs Ron Clarke in a two mile race at Melun with Clarke aiming to beat Jazy.
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England
Dennis Ralston
Richmond
America
Arthur Robert Ashe Jr
Ashe
United States
Dave Kelso
Australia
Ralston
Ham Richardson
Richardson
Gene Scott
St. James
N.Y
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Scott
Stanley Matthews Jr
Britain
Riessen
Nick Kalogeropoulos
Greece
Graebner
Mark Cox
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Elizabeth Emanuel
South Africa
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Else Spruyt
Netherlands
Carole Caldwell Graebner
Pat Walkden
Paris
France
Michel Jazy
Ron Clarke
Melun
Clarke
Los Angeles
Bob Schul
Tokyo
Jazy
Major League Leaders in American League stats
Leaders include Davilillo Cleveland batting .361 and Mantilla Boston with 52 RBIs. Horton Detroit tops runs with 45 and 16 home runs. Campaneris KC leads in triples with 8, Versalles Minnesota and Yastrzemski Boston co lead in doubles with 16. Perez—pitching and strikeouts by Fisher Chicago 81 and McDowell Cleveland 124.
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Associated Press
Davalillo
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Green
Boston
McAuliffe
Mantilla
Versalles
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Ward
Chicago
Oliva
Campaneris
Kansas City
Charles
W. Smith
Los Angeles
Tresh
New York
Blasingame
Washington
Colavito
Cardenal
Fisher
Pascual Minnesota
National League Batting and Hitting Leaders
The top NL batting at 150 at bats shows Mays of San Francisco at .342 and Aaron of Milwaukee at .341. Harper leads runs with 54 for Cincinnati, while Rose adds 51. Banks drives in 58, and Mays 51. Pinson has 85 hits with Williams and Allen tied at 80. Callison tops triples with 9, Clemente 6. Mays 21 homers, Stargell 17. Wills leads steals with 43, Brock 26. Pitching sees Ellis and Koufax at 113 wins and 786 innings, Koufax 147 strikeouts and Gibson 113.
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San Francisco
Aaron
Milwaukee
Harper
Cincinnati
Rose
Banks
Chicago
Pinson
Williams
Allen
Philadelphia
Sun Ris
Alou
Callison
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Stargell
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Ellis
Koufax
Gibson
Ray's A.G. Desrosier Triumphs in Little League Clash
In a shaded page six continuation, Ray's A.G. defeats Marcotte's 7-6 after a five inning rally. Key players include Drapeau with 9 strikeouts and Paquette 9, while Bouthot and Lavigne contribute hits for Ray's A.G. as errors and base hits shape the decisive innings.
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Ray
A. G. Desrosier
Croteau
Lavigne
St. Pierre
Paquette
G. Bouthot
Ee Michaud
Labranche
Ayotte
Cote
Marcotte
A.G
POA Marcotte
Drapeau
M. Bouthot
Bouthot
SO Paquette
A Thot
HO Paquette
U Bouthot
Mondor
Normand
Gaudette
Coaches All American Game Opens Busy Prospects
Sixty of the nation's premier graduating college football All Americans prepare for professional debuts in the fifth annual Coaches All American game. The contest airs on Channel 8 from Buffalo War Memorial Stadium starting at 9 30 p m with a national telecast setting the stage for top NFL prospects.
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Channel 8
Buffalo
War Memorial Stadium
House and Senate Agree on Warning
Congress approves cigarette pack warnings stating caution that smoking hazards health. House favors no FTC ad regulation, Senate seeks a three year ban. Debate cites medical findings on cancer links, with Surgeon General endorsing panel results.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Senate House
Luther L. Terry
Public Health Service
Arkansas River Flood Shows Signs of Slowing in Kansas
The Arkansas River flood eased as it neared Great Bend Kansas with crest forecasts reduced to 13 to 14 feet from 17. Levees were extended by sandbagging and 2,500 residents were urged to evacuate in low areas west and south of the city. Three deaths and an estimated 22 million dollars in damage had been recorded.
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Associated Press
Great Bend
Kan
Dundee
Larned
Kansas
Red Cross
William H. Avery
Letters to Momma in Stoneville Endure Across Generations
In Stoneville Mississippi letters mailed to Momma still arrive under the same address. The postmaster Mrs Beulah M Weilenma handled World War II mail to Momma while her successor Mrs Jane Weisenman Head now receives letters from her son in college. The difference is he always adds the zip code.
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Momma
Stoneville
Beulah M. Weilenma
Jane Weisenman Head
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