Willie Smith Delivers as Angels Edge Senators 2-0
Angels outfielder Willie Smith, formerly a pitcher, hit two singles and a two run homer to spark Los Angeles to a 2-0 win over Washington. It marked the Angels seventh straight victory and Smiths second straight game with a multi hit performance boosting his average to .319 and fueling a dramatic season showing.
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Diamond National and White Star Pitching Duel
Totals show near perfect pitching with Diamond National scoring 1 run in the 1st, White Star 2 in the 2nd and 1 in the 4th to edge 4 3. Labelle Green Parenteau Vassill drove in runs. Green earned the win over Eon who took the loss. Umpires Simard Faucher Donovan Bennett Time 1 35 Standings show WL Journal 60 TWUA AFL CIO 3 3 White Star 24 Diamond National 15.
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West Biddeton Little League Update
An abbreviated update notes activity within West Biddeton Little League. Local managers report ongoing games, standings, and upcoming schedule changes for teams in the neighborhood league.
Bagleys slip to third after poor hitting in two games
In Saco action the Bagleys dropped to third as they managed just nine hits across two games. Couture added a homer and sparked scoring while league officials plan pre tournament talks in Kittery tonight. Bells of note include Pettin and Bellerose in mound work.
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Frank Cavanaugh
New Rochelle
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Passaic
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Thurlow Cooper
Terry Glynn
Maine Fish and Game Department
Softball Highlights as Allied Shoe Crushes Lyn-Flex 42 to 3
Allied Shoe overwhelmed Lyn-Flex 42 to 3 as Soucy went 6 for 6 and scored six runs while Soucy, Twomey, a Bourque led a home run spree. Metayer topped Lyn-Flex with one hit in two at bats as Fleurant struck out four in a decisive win for Allied Shoe.
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Major League Leaders summary of batting and pitching leads
National League leaders include Williams of Chicago batting .366 with 89 hits and Mays of San Francisco hitting .347 with 84. Mays also leads in runs with 57 and RBIs with 53, while Williams adds 45 RBIs and 22 home runs. Wills leads in stolen bases with 23. Pitching leaders feature Farrell of Houston at 10-1 with a .909 ERA, and Koufax with 106 strikeouts for the Dodgers. American League leaders show Oliva batting .341 with 93 hits, Killebrew belting 23 home runs, and Aparicio swiping 31 bases for Baltimore.
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Man Regains Ring Lost In Sink Trap
Ken Goodrich of Lincoln Alabama recovers a wedding ring missing for a year after it fell into a bathroom sink trap during spring cleaning. His wife, probing the trap with a wooden stick, struck something hard and retrieved the ring cleaned and bright again.
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Saco AL Men Defeat South Portland Nine 2-1 on Belanger Homer
Saco AL Men beat Morill Post 2-1 in Tri-County American Legion action as Charlie Belanger belted a sixth inning homer over left field. Pitcher Ken Pike struck out 10 for the win while Joe Walsh started and went six innings. Final score 2-1.
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Phillies blank Cubs as Culp fires one hitter in twin bill
Ray Culp of Philadelphia pitched a one hitter and allowed only two on for the Phillies in a 9-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs in the second game of a two night doubleheader. Willie Smith of Los Angeles doubled in the Angels 2-0 win over Washington after converting from pitcher to outfielder, driving in two runs.
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Eddie Pace Defeats Aristeo Chavarin in Honolulu Fight
Eddie Pace of Los Angeles defeated Aristeo Chavarin of Mexico in a notable last night bout in Honolulu. Nickel consumption in 1963 reached a peak of 525 million pounds, signaling strong metal demand.
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Aristeo Chavarin
Mexico
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