Polackwich Comes Back To Win Maine Amateur Golf Title
Biddeford and Saco Country Club golfer Dr Stephen Polackwich trailed Orin Shiro five holes after 15 in the Cape Arundel final but battled back to a 4 and 2 victory. Shiro led early in the morning round. Polackwich’s steady play and rain showers helped him seize control, halving the match on the 22nd hole.
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Orin Shiro
Waterville
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Saco
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Ray Lebel
Portland
Thornton Academy
Maroon and Gold
Thornton
Biddeford and Saco Country Club
Major League Leaders Highlights By Batting And Pitching
Summary of top players: Kuenn Detroit and Runnels Boston lead with batting averages over .350 and 90 hits each. Yost Mantle and Colavito notable runs and on-base totals. Larsen New York leads pitching decisions at 61. Wilhelm Baltimore 9 2. Aaron Milwaukee tops NL with 39 RBIs and 112 hits. Drysdale Los Angeles dominates strikeouts at 114.
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Detroit
Runnels
Boston
Runa
Power
Cleveland
Killebrew
Washington
Yost
Wallington
Gncina A Enke
Chicago
Aaron
Milwaukee
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oubles—Cimoli
Louis
Dark
Ay Pinson
Cincinnati
White
Moon
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Blasingame
St. Louis
Mathews
Neal
Pittsburgh
Elston
Koufax
Drysdale
S. Jones
Johansson Wins Heavyweight Title Charm in Hand
New York Inbemar Johansson spoke to friends and reporters at a midtown hotel after claiming the heavyweight boxing championship. He fingered a silver key chain with a boxing glove charm, saying it was a good luck charm he has carried since the victory.
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New York
Mighty Right Wins Title For Johansson McCormick Shuts Out Phillies
The Phillies were shut out on three hits by Mike McCormick as the Giants won 8-0, keeping San Francisco within two games of Milwaukee and two percentage points ahead of Los Angeles. Milwaukee slugged 11-1 over the Cubs while Los Angeles edged Pittsburgh 6-5. Cincinnati beat St Louis 7-6 in 10 innings. In the American League Cleveland beat Boston 11-5 for a one game lead over Baltimore. Baltimore swept Detroit 12-7 and 4-1 in a doubleheader. New York toppled Chicago 8-4 and Washington defeated Kansas City 8-4. Phillies suffer 23 straight scoreless innings against McCormick this season.
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Harry Anderson
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Jim Owens
Dodgers
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Duke Snider
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Associated Press
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Red Sox Slip To Seventh In League Race
The Boston Red Sox dropped to seventh in the league after an 11 5 loss to the Cleveland Indians. Jackie Jensen hit a grand slam in the third, while Cleveland built an early 7 0 lead with two RBI hits by Rocky Colavito and George Strickland. Jim Grant was to start for Cleveland in the second game.
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Om Best
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Dick Brown
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Vic Power
Billy Monbouquette
Woody Held
Cal McLish
Jerry Casale
Faye Throneberry
Bob Allison
Bob Lemon
Senators
Camilo Pascual
A’s
Ned Garver
B and M Seeks to End Daily NH Passenger Train
The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission heard Boston and Maine's bid to drop the single daily round trip from Wells River to Berlin. Industry spokesmen said service was cut last year from two trains to one, and buses run only in summer. The commission took the matter under advisement.
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New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission
Boston & Maine Rail
Wells River
Berlin
Fights at MSG and Melbourne End Drawn Rounds
The Associated Press reports Madison Square Garden in New York hosted Ralph Tiger Jones of New York defeating Victor Zalazar of Argentina by points 161 to 16034. In Melbourne Ronnie Rush of Trinidad and Alf O Sullivan of Australia fought to a draw 142 to 140.
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Madison Square Garden
Ralph Tiger Jones
Victor Zalazar
Argentina
Melbourne
Ronnie Rush
Trinidad
Alf O'Sullivan
Australia
Drew
Minor League Tryout Slated at Biddeford Field
Boys aged nine to fourteen may register for three day tryouts to be held Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at St Andre field on Pool Road Biddeford. Local youth program invites participation from all interested players across the area.
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St. Andre Field
Pool Road
Biddeford
Al Capone film and Raiders join Kennebunk lineup
Last showing tonight features Al Capone starring Rod Steiger with Fay Spain alongside. Quan Trent's Raiders with Steve Cochran and Diane Brewster also screens. Local venues present a double bill on U S Route 1, Kennebunk.
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AL Capone
Rod Steiger
Fay Spain
Quantrill
Raiders
Steve Cochran
Diane Brewster
Gorham Raceway slate features A-B pace with fast Lee Chip
Gorham Raceway hosts a big A-B pace headlined by Lee Chip owned by Charles Lord Wells and opposed by Hal, the East’s speed king, plus other top pacers like J. H. Attorney and Port Of Call. Nine races fill the card, post time set tonight with a robust field including several newly bought horses and notable drivers.
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Gorham Raceway
Y Hal
Aroostook
Peed King
Esquire
Lee Chip
Charles Lord
Wells
Iy Eyl Pepa
Walter D. Davis
Houston
Charley Fitzpatrick
J. H. Attorney
Billy Haughton
Yonkers
Price
Major Moraka
Herbert Chase
West Dennis
Mass
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R. Smith
Blossom Fingo
Ty's Girl
H. Bond
Hervey Pointer
G. Carter, Jr
Red Jericho
Calumet Scott
H. Kelly
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F. Harmon
Casa Crain
R. Truitt
W. Gould
Early Hill
Trigger Volo
G. Fitch
Betty Porteous
A. Langille
Susan Abbot
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C. Connor
A. Nelson
A. Tweedie
Dusty Star
J. McKenney
Elsie Volo
Hamilton
Dolly Belle
C. Gordon
Miss Penny Lee
W. Timmons
Johansson Knocks Patterson For World Title In Shock Ring Smash
New York Ingemar Johansson unleashed a right hand that floored Floyd Patterson seven times in a dramatic third round at Yankee Stadium to become the new heavyweight champion. Patterson, rallying dazedly, was finished as Johansson secured the title, matching the feat of past champs Sullivan, Jeffries, and Carcano by winning the crown without defeat.
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New York
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Yankee Stadium
Patterson
Ruby Goldstein
Ingo
Eddie Sanders
Helsinki
Max Schmeling
Kayo
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Max Baer
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Johansson
Eycrow
Floyd
Cus D'Amato
John L. Sullivan
Jim Jeffries
Rocky Carcano
Jeffries
Joey Maxim
Tittle New Yorker
Kayes
Marciano
Archie Moore
Chicago
Eddie Manen
Anyother
Goteborg
Sweden
Rochambeau Club Beats Voltigeur In No-Hitter
Rochambeau Club defeated Le Voltigeur 23 to 7 at Memorial Field in Biddeford softball. Art Descoteaux threw a no hitter with 15 walks and four wild pitches as Rochambeau slugged 22 hits including a first inning grand slam by Fat Lajeunesse. Des coteaux earned the win. Dupras took the loss. Rochambeau to face Springvale KC next, in a key league showdown.
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le Voltigeur
Biddeford
Memorial Field
Rochambeau
Descoteaux
Tommy Cordeau
Lacordaire
Fat Lejeunesse
Joe Tardif
Blackie Lejeunesse
Norm Letourneau
Babe Loranger
Springvale KC
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Gagnon
Voltigeur Club i Abr Hone 'Jariz
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Montpas
ROE
GE i Crecae
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Caron
Letourneau
F. Lajeunesse
Tardif
Bissonnette
Loranger
Tanguay
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Washington at Kansas City Monday Schedule
National League standings and weekend results highlight the schedule around Monday. The lineups show Milwaukee leading the pack with a 41 29 record, followed by San Francisco 40 32 and Los Angeles 41 33, with Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and Philadelphia trailing as the season unfolds. A set of Saturday results includes San Francisco beating Philadelphia 8 0 and Milwaukee routing Chicago 11 1.
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
Rosters Listed For Little Big League Today
Rosters for the Little Big League at Memorial Field Biddeford were announced by George Wells, director of the May Street field program. Forty five youngsters aged 13 to 15 will compete starting Monday at 9 30 a m. The rosters include Roy and Perreault K Chenard captain Bob Dodge Ron Barker Bob Simard Richard Harrison Richard Beaulieu Charles Belisle Reynald Houde Steve Fleurant Roger Gobein Raymond Demers Lions Leo Bineau captain Paul Twomey Ronald Gardella Michael Garon Norm Labbe Robert Devoe Roland Lessard Richard Grenier Bill Plourde Richard Dubue Ed Caron Pepsi Ronald Guerin captain Ronald Lessard Don Dutremble Gene Guerin Albert Petri Robert Cole Ralph Fortier Eddy Cantara Ronald Cote Guy Gagne Ralph Binette Robert Murphy McKenney and Heard Paul Tousignant captain James Chenard Richard Martel Gerald Lynes Douglas Mathieu Rog Petrin
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Memorial Field
Biddeford
George Wells
May Street
Roy and
Perreault
K. Chenard
Bob Dodge
Ron Barker
Bob Simard
Richard Harrison
Richard Beaulieu
Charles Belisle
Reynald Houde
Steve Fleurant
Roger Gobein
Raymond Demers
Lions
Leo Bineau
Paul Twomey
Ronald Gardella
Michael Garon
Norm Labbe
Robert Devoe
Roland Lessard
Richard Grenier
Bill Plourde
Richard Dubue
Caron
Pepsi
Ronald Guerin
Ronald Lessard
Don Dutremble
Gene Guerin
Albert Petrir
Robert Cole
Ralph Fortier
Eddy Cantara
Ronald Cote
Guy Gagne
Ralph
Roy Dutil and Four Others Named in Case
Roy Dutil Roland Laliberte Bernard Chretien Norman Gobeil and Ray Valliere are listed as individuals connected to the ongoing matter. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Roy. Dutil
Roland Laliberte
Bernard Chretien
Norman Gobeil
Ray Valliere
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