Mantilla Named AL Second Baseman in Star-Studded Lineup
Felix Mantilla of the Boston Red Sox earned the AL second base spot on the 1965 All Star team, marking the first time in 33 years the Yankees were entirely shut out from the starting lineup. Mantilla led the league with RBIs and edged Bobby Richardson of New York for the job.
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Indians surge to AL lead with 8-5 win over Boston
Ex Yankee Ralph Terry won his eighth as Cleveland moved one-half game ahead of Minnesota after an 8-5 victory over Boston. The Indians have won 16 of 18, with Terry delivering four straight wins and five complete games. Minnesota beat Chicago 7-6 as Detroit fell further.
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San Jose Lightweight Knockout Shocks Juan Baez
San Jose boxer Alex Benitez knocked out Juan Baez in Tijuana, Mexico, delivering a sharp finish as the local talent secured a decisive victory.
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Koufax Extends Winning Streak With 13th Victory
Sandy Koufax stayed undefeated in June by routing San Francisco 9-3 for his 13th win, tying and surpassing competitors as he posts a seventh straight victory. Ellis struggled in 14 innings, Reds slip to Pittsburgh 2-1 in 16, then rebound to win 7-5. Other NL results include Philadelphia 7 St Louis 1, Milwaukee 8 New York 6. rain halted Houston Chicago.
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CIO Softball Beats Mets 8-3 at Memorial Field
The CIO downed the Mets 8-3 ending a four game skid with a five run fifth inning. Scoring included Buzz Burnham on a triple, Mike Cyr and Butch Bridges singles, and six Mets errors aiding CIO's seven runs across six innings. Burnham led CIO with two runs and a key double in sixth.
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Biddeford and Saco Stripers win bass tourney on Sacco River
Robert Lagueux led a sharp win as Tow fish weighed in at once for 43 points securing the Biddeford and Saco Stripers victory in the Sacco River bass tourney. The team edged out rivals including Yankees, Reds, Red Sox, Phillies and Athletics figures.
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Bass Biddeford Saco Stripers hold fishing derby
The BASS club will hold a fishing derby on July 23 24 and 25 for stripers with five trophies awarded including first second and third for men first for women and first for youths under 16. King's Fly Shop serves as headquarters and White's Garage sponsors the event.
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St Louis AD Brother Hebert Off to Camp Boyland
Brother Richard Hebert the St Louis athletic director is spending the summer as a counselor at Camp Boyland in Long Lake Na ples. Hebert begins his tenth season at the boys camp this year.
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Color marked Herring Gulls sought for study in Maine river
The note asks readers to inform Ralph W. Schreiber at 9 Coburn Hall University of Maine Orono if they observe colored sea gulls. He is pursuing a graduate zoology thesis on Herring Gull behavior in the Penobscot River region and plans marking with bands and color streamers on breast and tail feathers.
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Coburn Hall
University of Maine, Orono
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St Louis High Receives 700 Dollar Scoreboard Gift
St Louis High School reports a 700 donation for a new football scoreboard and notes that 1305 more dollars are needed to complete the project. The update outlines progress and remaining fundraising goals.
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Yastrzemski Seeks AL Batting Crown at .342 Average
Carl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red Sox leads the American League batting race with a .342 average. He is not new to batting titles having previously won AL crown and hit a .503 bat in the Babe Ruth League at Bridgehampton, N Y in 1953 54 and 55. Other Babe Ruth graduates like Al Downing and Cletis Boyer have advanced to the majors.
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Malaya Tops Denmark and U.S. in 1952 Badminton
Malaya won the first international badminton play by defeating Denmark 8-1 and then topping the United States 7-2 in 1952, marking a historic performance for Malaya.
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Braves Jayvees Edge Saco Rams 1 0 at St Louis Field
Ten years ago Biddeford Saco sports notes report the Braves Jayvees defeated the Saco Rams 1 to 0 at St Louis Field. Also rites planned for Harry Aggan former Red Sox first baseman. Little League Lions win 21 to 9 over Lewis Pollackwich with Jackie Charland as winning pitcher. Twi golf in second week at Biddeford Saco Country Club. Team Eight leads with 19 points and Team One holds 16. Mantle leads AL home runs with 18 while Sneider tops NL with 24. Four U S girls seek All England singles crowns Louise Brough Darlene Dard Doris Hart Beverly Baker Fleitz.
Dodgers Rout Giants as Roseboro Drives In Five
John Roseboro of Los Angeles drove in five runs with a single and a homer, powering the Dodgers to a 9-3 win over San Francisco. Buster Narum of Washington held the Yankees to five hits in a 2-1 Senators victory.
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Ralston Viewed as Favorite for Wimbledon Win
Davis Cup captain George MacCall says Dennis Ralston has a great chance to win Wimbledon and brace for Cup battles. The American No. 1 faces Roy Emerson in a semifinal duel as Dallas Davis Cup plans unfold with July events and national championships ahead. Billie Jean Moffitt advances to the semifinals while Nancy Richey loses to Christine Truman in a separate women’s bracket.
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Standings and results from Tuesday and upcoming games
American League standings show Cleveland atop with 43 wins while Minnesota holds 43 and Chicago 42. Tuesday results include Minnesota 7 Chicago 6 and Cleveland 8 Boston 5. Tonight schedule features Minnesota at Los Angeles and Chicago at Kansas City.
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Baseball scores and postponements from today’s games
Results show Philadelphia defeating St. Louis 7 to 1 Milwaukee beat New York 8 to 6 Pittsburgh routed by Cincinnati 7 to 1 in a 16 inning first game Houston versus Chicago postponed by rain LA visits Chicago with Cincinnati at New York Milwaukee at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Houston plus St Louis at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at New York events listed with city matchups and rain delays.
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