Major League Leaders Associated Press Leaders Summary
American League batting leaders show Jimenez of Kansas City at .346 and Runnels of Boston at .338. Run totals highlight Pearson of Los Angeles and Green of Minnesota with 56, while Siebern of Kansas City has 52. RBIs crown Robinson of Chicago with 56 and Wagner of Los Angeles with 4. Hits put Rollins of Minnesota at 98 and Runnels of Boston at 88. doubles lead Robinson of Chicago with 26 and Cunningham of Chicago with 23. Triples shared by Fox and Robinson of Chicago and Cimoli of Kansas City with 7, A Smith of Chicago with 6. Home runs led by Wagner of Los Angeles with 20, Gentile of Baltimore and Cash of Detroit with 19. Stolen bases go to Howser of Kansas City with 19 and Wood of Detroit with 18. Pitching leaders based on five or more decisions show Forytack of Detroit at 6 1/57, Wickersham of Kansas City at 8 2/800, with Pascual of Minnesota leading in strikeouts.
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Kansas _ City
Runnels
Boston
Pearson
Los Angeles
Green
Minnesota
Siebern
Kansas City
Uns
Robinson
Chicago
Wagner
Rollins
Cunningham
Fox
Cimoli
A. Smith
Gentile
Baltimore
Cash
Detroit
Howser
Wood
Forytack
Wickersham
Pascual
192 Belinsky Los Angeles 89 National League Batting Leaders
Baseball leaders listed include Musial St Louis batting .347 and T Davis Los Angeles .337 in NL for 175 at bats or more. Wills Los Angeles 63 runs Mays San Francisco 62. Davis 78 RBIs. Banks Chicago and Mays 21 home runs. Wills 40 stolen bases. Koufax 171 strikeouts. Purkey 131 decisions.
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St. Louis
T. Davis
Los Angeles
Wills
Mays
San Francisco
Flood
Robinson
Cincinnati
Ranen
Houston
Vodon
Pittsburgh
Banks
Chicago
Mejias
Javier
Purkey
Yale Trounces Colubia Rivalry Record Since 1872
Yale meets its oldest football foe Columbia this season. First played in 1872, Yale leads the series 29 to 10 with no ties, reflecting a long running rivalry between the two programs.
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Yale
Columbia
Twi Golf Standing After Third Week at Biddeford Saco Club
Standings from the Biddeford Saco Country Club League show after week three with players listed by position and totals. Low Ball Best Scores: Dick Sawtelle 37, Ken Whitten 43, Paul Sullivan 39, Eddie Boucher and Deen GORENIOF 42, Willie Nadeau 46, Bill Cosgrove 44, Bob Whelan 42, Ron Boutet , plus unclear entries.
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Dick Sawtelle
Ken Whitten
Paul Sullivan
Eddie Boucher
Deen Goreniof
Ok Cece
Willie Nadeau
Bill Cosgrove
Bob Whelan
Ron Boutet
Cscs Feo
BOD Toms
Auction At The Elms Draws Estate Collectors
Hundreds of dealers and collectors swarm The Elms Newport Rhode Island for a two day sale of Miss Julia A. Berwind estate furnishings. The opening event brought in over 200000 dollars with top bidding of 40000 dollars for a 16th century Madonna and Child painting by Joos van Cleve purchased by a New York dealer.
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Newport
R. I
Julia A. Berwind
Berwind
Edward J. Berwind
Joos van Cleve
New York
Firms shift approach to alcoholism in the workplace
The article notes Allis-Chalmers maintains three AA groups and a counseling service. Dupont employs an AA veteran and two full-time psychiatrists. Consolidated Edison outsourced treatment to the New York University Counseling Center in 1952, with an 8 percent recovery rate cited by Dr. Arnold Zentner. Twenty other firms use the center’s services, marking a shift from firing workers with drinking problems toward supportive treatment.
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Union
Allis-Chalmers
Dupont
Wilmington
Del
Consolidated Edison
New York University
Arnold Zentner
Churchill backs travel aid as he plans Monte Carlo visit
Churchill agreed to fly to Monte Carlo if needed. Lord Moran said he would accompany him if required. Churchill, assisted stepping to the plane, has shown increasing difficulty moving about but continues to see friends and attend the House of Commons during holidays.
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Monte Carlo
Lord Moran
Churchill
London
Britain
House of Commons
New York Liquor Age Hearing Extends To Second Session
A Staten Island hearing on New York's minimum drinking age extends into a second session as Gov. Hughes of New Jersey and other advocates urge raising the age from 18 to 21. Nearly 400 attend at Wagner College as Dr. Margaret Mead defends keeping the age at 18.
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New York
Staten Island
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Joint Legislative Committee
Wagner College
Hughes
New York State
Margaret Mead
Columbia University
American Museum of Natural History
Lucio Russo
Dr. Mead
Ending of Adventurerama at Advent Christian Kennebunk Lower Village
About 133 attendees, including parents and children, gathered Wednesday night at the Advent Christian church to close Vacation Bible School. Staff across preschool to junior departments led activities on Adventuring with Christ, with 61 VBS certificates awarded for attendance and near uniform participation.
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Adventurama
Advent Christian Church
Kennebunk Lower Village
Christ
Spencer Andrews
Jack Simonds
Valerie Mayo
Marcia McLean
Dick Roy
Wilfrid Marcotte
Vernon Hanscom
Bradford Dyer
William Whitten
Roger Hanscom
Robert Spofford
R. L. Jacobson
Linda Brown
James Moulton
David Spofford
Raymond Nadeau
Debby Fellows
Gloria Robinson
Jackie Campbell
Richard Hilton
Bert Hanscom
State Liquor Inspectors To Work Extra
State liquor inspectors will have extra duty hours Monday through Saturday next week to assist other enforcement agencies focusing on holiday highway safety. Enforcement Chief Timothy J. Murphy said inspectors will take over any enforcement problem within their jurisdiction on request. The period extends on both sides of the Fourth of July holiday.
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Augusta
Timothy J. Murphy
Kennedy votes on grain bill amid defense spending critique
President Kennedy backed the grain bill while voting against it with four or five exceptions last year. He addressed Eisenhower on defense costs noting he does not enjoy high spending but believes strength preserves peace. He warned Republicans risk appearing as a floundering party if policy coordination fades.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Detroit bowler Ernie Babcock posts 838 in three games
Detroit bowler Ernest Babcock, after 20 years on the lanes, rolled a sanctioned three game series of 838, including two consecutive perfect games. He stands 48 pins shy of Allie Brandt’s 1939 record of 886.
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Detroit
Ernest Babcock
Babcock
Allie Brandt
Transient Style Rates On Request In Biddeford Saco Journal
The Biddeford Saco Journal invites readers to inquire about affordable transient style rates and an eight time order plan. Readers are encouraged to contact the office for details on pricing and availability.
Alfred Binette Trial Ends as Judge Dismisses Case
In Alfred Maine the trial of Biddeford City Clerk Raoul J Binette was abruptly ended when County Attorney John J Harvey moved to not press the indictment for insufficient evidence Binette faced charges of fraudulent conversion involving 1292 08 from a city grav el pit The dismissal leaves Biddeford Mayor Clement H Deschambault still under indictment on related charges including a 1000 bribe request and possible impacts on his case remain unclear
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Harvey
Maine Supreme Court
Superior Court
William S. Silsby
Binette
County Atty
John Harvey
Biddeford Cit
Raoul J. Binette
Hor County
Silsby
Lucien Bourque
Biddeford Student Reports To Devens
Richard F Boucher 19 son of Mr and Mrs Romeo L Boucher 31A Pool St Biddeford was among 1900 cadets reporting for summer training at the ROTC summer camp Fort Devens Mass. A Chemical Engineering major at the University of Maine he belongs to Pershing Rifles American Chemical Society Newman Club and AIChE. He is a 1959 graduate of St Louis High School.
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Richard Fernando Boucher
Romeo Lionel Boucher
Pool Street
Biddeford
Fort Devens
Mass
Boucher
University of Maine
Pershing Rifles Society
American Chemical Society
Newman Club
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
St. Louis High School
Tripod Distribution Arrives At Thornton Academy
The Tripod year book from the publishing company will be distributed in the main hall at Thornton tomorrow morning at 9.
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Thornton Academy
Thornton
Castro Politics and U.S. Visit Shape Cuban Stance
Castro remains a weak prospect to sway President Lopez Mateos toward a public stance against Castroism while U S leaders weigh a potentially fruitful visit. The trip could embolden anti Castro factions within Cuba as Communist influence lingers, signaling rising tensions and calls for a common front with Washington.
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Kennedy
Loepz Mateos
Washington
U.S
Castro
Arundel Marine Plans Open House At Ocean Avenue
One of Kennebunk area's newest industries Arundel Marine service will stage an open house at its Ocean avenue quarters Friday Saturday and day. The business started last winter by Bob and Allan Ludwig who built most equipment themselves. Displays will include Maine made boats from Old Town Bingham Bristol and other sports boats with representatives from the Maine Department of Economic Development Sea and Shore Fisheries Coast Guard and auxiliaries.
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Kennebunk
Arundel Marine Service
Ocean Avenue
Bob
Allan Ludwig
Maine
Old Town
Bingham
Bristol
Port land man fined for hit and run in Old Orchard Beach
Louis J. Findlay aged 20 of Port land was fined 50 dollars in Old Orchard Beach Trial Justice court for leaving the scene of an accident. A second charge of driving without a license was suspended. Old Orchard Beach police were the complainants.
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Louis J. Findlay
Portland
Old Orchard Beach
Wesley Mewer
Findlay
Leftist agitation gains ground among students and faculty
The text notes rising agitation among university students and faculties and among some of the peons aided by pro Castro sentiment. Former President Lazaro Cardenas is described as a spokesman for the extreme left, bolstering the movement.
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Lazaro Cardenas
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