Yankees edge Tigers 22 innings in longest major league game
Jack Reed hit his first big league homer with a man aboard in the 22nd inning and Jim Bouton worked seven relief innings as the Yankees defeated the Tigers 9-7 in a seven hour marathon at Tiger Stadium. Reed provided the decisive blow in a historic AL drama lasting seven hours.
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Jim Bouton
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Frank Lary
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Dick Brown
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Mickey Mantle
Brooklyn
Billy Moran
Angels
Albie Pearson
Moran
Leon Wagner
Joe Koppe
Dean Chance
Jack Spring
Dick Stigman
Georges Maranda
Ray Herbert
White Sox
A's
Early Wynn
Biddeford Pace Heads Two Divisions At Gorham
Biddeford pace feature at Gorham Raceway draws 16 entries for two divisions in the Biddeford Pace. The card includes Stormy Star Joan Star Susan Rush and Esquire Queen among strong four year olds with Stormy Star and Joan Star eyeing fast times.
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Gorham Raceway
Sadie Scott
Lehigh Valley
Mountain Nile
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Stormy Star
Knight Star
Mary L. Bubier
Greene
Joan Star
Charles Atherton
S. Windham
Susan Rush
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Stormy
Joan
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G. Carter
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Shadydale Edison
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Farley
Hanover
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H. McKenney
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G. Carter Jr
Hermes Spud
L. Norton
Dandy
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B. Smith
R. Truitt
Lass
M. Keene
B. Nelson
G. Sadovsky
C. Connor
Lynda Springwood
Staedy Hanover
Berlin Harolds Johnson defeats Scholz for light heavyweight title
In New York, Berlin Harold Johnson from Philadelphia outpointed Gustav Scholz of West Germany in a light heavyweight bout by 15 rounds. A separate match saw Jose Gonzales from Puerto Rico outpointing Joey Archer of New York over 10 rounds.
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Berlin
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Gustav Scholz
West Germany
New York
Jose Gonzales
Puerto Rico
Joey Archer
Baseball Standings Sparked by The Associates in American League
The Associates lead in the American League with standings showing 28 to 32 records as the season progresses. Key teams and figures from the league are highlighted, reflecting early results and competitive tensions.
Baseball standings and results from a busy weekend
A dense summary of scores and standings across the major leagues. Highlights include New York beating Detroit 9 to 7 with two late two run innings and Los Angeles sweeping Cincinnati 14 to 3. The National League table shows Los Angeles leading with a 48 26 mark and San Francisco close behind at 46 27.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Minnesota
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
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Robinson In Hot Streak And Reds Rally For Victory
Baseball notes spotlight Frank Robinson's hot streak driving a Reds rally from an early deficit. Cincinnati rode his 10th and 11th homers of the season for four RBIs as they beat the Dodgers 12-10 in a slugfest, while Giants, Cubs, and Braves also won or split, tightening NL pennant races as Marichal outdueled Spahn and Banks hit his 900th career RBI.
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Frank Robinson
Cincinnatis
Reds
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Rinson
Robinson
San Francisco
Giants
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
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Philadelphia
Phils
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Houston
Mets
Anton repeats Scarborough state candlepin title run
Chris Anton of Scarborough clinched a third consecutive state men’s candlepin bowling championship, beating Don Patchell of Portland 2344 to 2295 after building a 95 pin lead early. Dorothy Cleveland claimed the women’s title by defeating Eleanor Patten 2123 to 2026. James C. Cutler, former UMaine athlete, was named head baseball coach and assistant football coach at Maine Maritime Academy at age 24, announced by MMA athletic director David E. Wiggin.
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Scarborough
Don Patchell
Portland
Anton
Patchell
Dorothy Cleveland
South Portland
Eleanor Patten
Ellsworth
Castine AP
University of Maine
James C. Cutler
Maine Maritime Academy
Mentor
Bangor High School
David E. Wiggin
MMA
Major League Stars Batting Wins Yankees in Long Game
Jack Reed hit his first major league home run to spark a 9-7 Yankees win over the Detroit Tigers in the third longest game in AL history with a runner aboard. Juan Marichal threw a four hitter for his 11th win as the Giants beat Warren Spahn and the Braves 3-1 on Willie Mays’ two run double in the fifth.
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Yankees
Reed
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Juan Marichal
Giants
Marichal
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Willie Mays
Welch Grabs First Win At Oxford Plains
George Welch takes his first win of the season at Oxford Plains in Class A stock action and later wins the Beech Ridge feature with a 6:40.9 clock, fastest of the season. Windham’s Dick Wolstenhulme survives a multi-car pileup to win the Bomber division, as time trials and heats fill the race card with Welch and Nutting among top finishers.
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Oxford Plains
Ogunquit
Beech Ridge
Dick Wolstenhulme
Windham
Stocks
Welch
Russ Nutting
Limerick
Homer Drew
Raymond
Bob Brown
Lewiston
Sandy Atkinson
Bar Mills
Drew
Nutting
Roger Shaw
Shaw
Wolstenhulme
Panama-Ismael Laguna Stops Marinerito Celts Mexico
Panama's Ismael Laguna secured a victory over Celts of Mexico, stopping the bout at 5 rounds. The match featured Laguna asserting control in the lightweight contest held in Panama City.
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Ismael Laguna
Marinerito Celts
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Owen-Davis Wins 8-2 Over Somersworth In Big Inning Victory
Owen-Davis Legion defeats Somersworth 8 to 2 at Saco Memorial Field on Saturday. Key double plays, Kimball's three-run triple, and two big innings fueled the win as Kimball and Dennis McNabb led repeat hits. solid defense featured a running one-hand catch by Martin off Poulot.
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Read earns low gross at Cape Arundel after Maine title
Bob Read, former Edward Little of Auburn now at Rollins Fla, won the Maine Junior title at Old Orchard Beach and captured low gross in the Maine Golf Association amateur handicap at Cape Arundel. He shot par 69 with two birdies and two bogeys as 173 golfers contended.
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Edward Little
Auburn
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Maine Golf Association
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Tom Ober
Dick Diversi
Waterville
George Davis
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Ken Ritchie
Arundel
Earl Knox
Northport
Ken Hutchins
Bob Todd
York
Lysman Huff
Ober
Bonney
Major League Leaders Pitching and Hitting Overview
Major League leaders listed by category include Purkey and Bruce with top pitching marks, Koufax and Gibson high in strikeouts, Musial and Davis leading batting. San Francisco and Los Angeles figures top runs and RBIs with Mays and Davis prominent. American League leaders feature Rollins and Runnels in at bats and hits, Wagner and Wagner again in home runs, Fox, Robinson, and Cunningham among top triples and doubles.
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