Celtics Sold to Ruppert Brewing Firm
The Boston Celtics are being sold to the Ruppert-Knickerbocker brewing Co of New York for around $3 million while remaining in Boston. Arnold Red Auerbach stays on to coach and run the team with Jack Waldron as Celtics president. Walter Brown and Lou Pieri arrange the sale and plan a public luncheon to discuss details.
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Three Feature Races Slated At Beech Ridge
Scarborough driver Ralph Cusack and Groveville’s Bob Libby led a tight points race last week as Beech Ridge speeds toward three feature events. Tonight at 8 p m three races, 25 lap Class A and B plus 15 lap Class C, highlight the program with Cusack and Libby again among leaders after a dramatic finish.
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Baseball scores and games slated for today
Scores show Houston 4 New York 2 Chicago 3 Milwaukee 1 St. Louis 11 Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 13 Los Angeles 3. Today's games list Chicago at St Louis Cincinnati at Milwaukee New York at Houston Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Francisco.
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Yankee Haters Celebrate as Yankees Slump Deepens
The Yankees lose 6-2 to Kansas City as Mantle and Maris sit with injuries and Whitey Ford pitches when the weather allows. Kubek has not scored since May 9 and the team batting average sits at .224 while they sit 10 or 11 games back. Cleveland and Chicago close the gap, Baltimore nips Boston, and Detroit tops Los Angeles as the rallying pace quickens around the league.
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Baseball Roundup Shows Rough Stretch For Several Teams
Saturday games feature Chicago at St. Louis Cincinnati at Milwaukee Philadelphia at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Los Angeles as teams struggle. Mantle Maris and Elston Howard are out with injuries while Keane faces criticism but stays confident. Roland Sheldon and Ken Harrelson spark Kansas City rivals. Ralph Terry wins for the Indians. Sleepy Boston fined players for morning trouble. Brooks Robinson and Luis Aparicio homer in key wins. Denny McLain shines for Detroit with Jerry Lumpe’s two run double.
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Billy Herman Adopts Get Tough Attitude With Club
Baltimore AP Billy Herman orders a stricter discipline with the Boston Red Sox after a string of losses. About six players were fined for curfew violations as he conducted a 1:50 am bedcheck and vowed to continue the tough policy to stop careless play.
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Rochambeau Club Edges CIO 9-8 in Extra Innings
In Biddeford Saco Softball League action the Rochambeau Club overcame an 8-7 deficit to beat CIO 9-8 in extra innings for their fifth straight win. Bob Dodge delivered a three walk sequence and a pinch hit single, Al Martin tied the game, and Norm Perreault drove in two more runs.
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Stargell Three Home Runs Propel Pirates Past Dodgers 13-3
Willie Stargell slugged three homers and a double driving in six as the Pirates crushed the Dodgers 13-3. His season total rose to 20 as Pittsburgh backed by 15 hits, while Bob Bailey and Jim Pagliaroni also homered.
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