Ford Wins 13th For Yankees In AL Victory
Whitey Ford pitched to beat every AL club as the New York Yankees defeated the Los Angeles Angels 8 6. Bill Skowron delivered a three run ninth inning homer after homers by Mantle Blanchard and Berra, lifting the Yankees to their only lead. The win kept New York within one game of Detroit while Philadelphia topped San Francisco 1 0 and Milwaukee beat St Louis 9 6 in the N L.
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St. Louis
Bill Skowron
Angels
Jim Donohue
Cozy Wrigley Field
Wells Harness Driver Battles For Top Spot
Wells and Hodgkins duel for driving honors at Gorham Raceway as Phil Jamieson and Merle Hodgkins lead in a strong program. The feature pace showcases Canister with Sea Drift and several top trotters vying for fast times and money, including Victor Scott and Josedale Esquire.
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Merle Hodgkins
Greene
Gorham Raceway
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Dicky Max Worthy
Ted Taylor
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Souvenir Eden
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Iron Man
Gerry
Biddeford
Sea Drift
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al Lan
Ile
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Averill Ire
Gardiner Barber
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Josedale
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Loring Norton
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Trotters and Pacers Racing card meet results
Racing program lists nine harness races with trot and pace events across C class. Notable entries include Easton Hanover with F Harmon, Dancing Lady and Maryland Lucy in pacing heats, and Loki Ben in live trot. Final positions and times not provided in readable text.
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F. Harmon
Tina B
G. Nelson
Josedale Esquire
A. Ireland
Sd. O'Darnley
P. Jamieson
J. Hanson
L. Norton
R. Smith
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B. Bramble
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J. Baglivo
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Eden
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May Bell
Ann Fair
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A. McAfee
Loki Ben
R. Fenno
Jay Morris
A. Langille
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West Biddeford Little League sees tight finish
Roland Gobeil drove in the tie breaking run with a single in the sixth as Journal edged Pastime in a West Biddeford Little League game. Also notes on Olympic team cuts and NL expansion plans from AP coverage.
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Biddeford Minor League Totals and Game Notes
Tremblay and La jeunesse lead in runs batted in with 2 and 5 respectively while La jeunesse socks two home runs. Pepin earns the win over Paul as Lajeunesse and Laliberte add multiple hits and walks. Umpires Lauzier and Boissonneault complete the box with a 1 hour 37 minute game time.
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Fights Last Night in Las Vegas and San Francisco Boxing Results
Cassius Clay outpointed Kilo Sabedong in Las Vegas while Benny Medina stopped Al Medrano in San Francisco. Box scores note two-base and three-base hits, walks, and strikeouts, with Lamontagne and Bellerose among pitchers. Umpires listed with game times and totals.
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San Francisco
Benny Medina
Fresno
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Grenier
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Biddeford To Host Maine Softball Playoffs
Biddeford will host the annual Maine softball championships in a double elimination tournament starting Sunday September 10. In Waterville a Maine State Softball Association meeting elected Byron Adams Jr of Lewiston as president and Dr Cyrus K Briggs of Portland as state commissioner. Plans were made for the 1962 tournament with four districts each to hold playoffs and send two representatives.
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Maine
Maine State Softball Association
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Byron Adams, Jr
Lewiston
Cyrus K. Briggs
Portland
Wins 39412 on 2 wager at Suffolk Downs
An unidentified bettor won 39412 dollars on a two dollar bet at Suffolk Downs yesterday. The win came via a twin double triggered by Jeddah Chant, the 36 dollar winner of the seventh race. A foul claim against Jeddah Chant was reviewed, and after five minutes of stewards consultation and film review the charge was disallowed. The prior high at the track for a two dollar twin double was 35758.80 set last May 24.
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Suffolk Downs
Jeddah
Skowron powers Yankees past Angels with ninth inning homer
Bill Skowron went 3-for-5 and hit a three-run homer with two outs in the ninth to lift the Yankees over the Angels 8-6. Jim Owens and Dallas Green combined on the win, each allowing four hits in 14 innings. Owens, in his first start, pitched six innings and earned the decision against the Giants.
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Gene Mauch
Jack Sanford
Stu Miller
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Charlie Smith
Joe Adcoc
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Lew Burdette
Don McMahon
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Angels
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Dallas Green
Giants
Baseball Standings and Monday Results Across Leagues
The American League shows Detroit leading with a 42 25 record and New York at 44 25 in pursuit, with Cleveland and Boston close behind. Monday results include New York beating Los Angeles 8 to 6, and a slate of Tuesday and Wednesday twinbill games across Washington Cleveland Chicago Detroit Baltimore Kansas City Minnesota and more. In the National League Cincinnati and Los Angeles lead, while Philadelphia and San Francisco trail, with Monday results Philadelphia 1 San Francisco 0 and Milwaukee 9 St. Louis 6.
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Boston Brings Up Two Southpaws From Farms
Boston recalls two southpaws Arnold Earley and Ted Wood from farm teams to bolster pitching for a two night double header with the Minnesota Twins. They join starter Galen Cisco as Boston aims to stay ahead in the American League standings. Chet Nichols is out with a broken left hand and Ted Wills moves to Seattle.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Stat Leaders Snapshot
Key season leaders listed include Batting average with 150 at bats or more. Hoak and Altman lead runs with 57 and 52. Cepeda and Robinson top RBIs with 59 and 57. Pinson and Wills pace hits with 88 and 84. Pinson and Coleman share doubles lead with 17 and 16. Virdon Altman Wills Stuart Clemente 6 triples. Cepeda and Robinson homer leaders with 20 and 18. Pinson leads in stolen bases with 13. Pitching leaders show Padres and Miller with 7 1 records and Koufax 117 strikeouts. Cash Brandt pace batting averages with 150 at bats or more. Mantle Marin top runs with 63 and 61. Piersall and Robinson top hits with 90 and 88. Power doubles led by Power Romano 20 and 19. Triples Landis and Wood with 6. Maris and Cash lead homers with 27 and 24. Aparicio 22 stolen bases. Latman and Terry top decisions 6-0 and 5-0. Ford 100 strikeouts with Pascual 86.
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Torres Seeks 21st Victory in Boston Bout
Jose Torres of New York, unbeaten with one draw, challenges Ike White of Philadelphia in a 10 round Boston Arena bout for his 21st win. Torres eyes a future title bout with Paul Pender, the regional middleweight king. Undercard features an eight rounder and three sixes.
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Dark's Anger Costs Him Tin Of Finger
Philadelphia AP report says Giants manager Alvin Dark, angered after leaving 12 men on base in a 1 0 loss to the Phillies, tore the tip of his right index finger when he threw a stool in the clubhouse. He was treated at Temple University Hospital and returned to his hotel. The tally included four runners left on third with various outs.
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