Barber No-Hitter Lost In Nine Inning Twinbill
Steve Barber and Stu Miller became the first pitching duo to lose a no hitter in nine innings when Detroit bats broke through in the ninth. Barber walked 10 Tigers and left after 8 2 3 innings with the Orioles ahead 1 0. Miller allowed the run in relief as Detroit won 2 1.
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Associated Press
Steve Barber
Barber
Baltimore Oriole
Stu Miller
Detroit
Manger
Hank Bauer
Miller
Tigers
Mark Belanger
Mickey Stanley
Bauer
Westbrook Beats Thornton Academy In Telegram League Baseball
Westbrook High nips Thornton Academy 6-3 at Warren League field as the Blue Blazers tally all runs in the first five innings and both teams move to 1-1. Key plays include Chris Emery’s single and Marc Flaherty’s hit for Westbrook and walks driving in Thornton’s runs in the sixth and seventh.
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Westbrook High
Thornton Academy
Blue Blazers
Thornton
Chris Emery
Marc Flaherty
Emery
Flaherty
Godin
Stan Wojcik
Don Nason
Dave Simkowitz
Steve Sanborn
Simkowitz
Nason
Errors Help Portland To Down St. Louis 5 3
Portland High defeats St. Louis High 5 to 3 at Portland Stadium. Errors by St. Louis enable Portland to score in multiple innings, with key RBIs from Andy Gagne and Ray Belanger and wins credited to pitcher Maria with Berthiaume taking the loss.
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St. Louis
Portland High
St. Louis High
Portland Stadium
Eagles
Don Lauzier
Gerry Lajeunesse
Andy Gagne
Ray Belanger
Swasey
Blue
Fred Russo
Maria
Berthiaume
Kansas Relay Team Sets World Record at Drake Relays
Des Moines Iowa AP Sensational Jim Ryun led Kansas to a 9 33 8 distance medley clocking beating the prior world and American mark by UCLA Ryun anchored at 3 55 6 and ran two sub four minute distances in 24 hours a Drake Relays milestone Randy Matson also shone with a record shot put and discus titles while St Louis Portland and Toronto Montreal results filled the day’s page.
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Jim Ryun
Kansas
Ryun
Jayhawks
UCLA
St. Louis
le Blanc
Cote
Lauzier
Pomentenes
Gagne
Belanger
Bernier
Berthiaume
Ryan
R. Dutremble
Portland
Swasey
Russo
Oago
Malia
Heatley
Jim
Anderson
Reilly
Wiley
Paulsen
SB Wiley
SH Russo
Randy Matson
Matson
Drake
Randy
van Nelson
St. Cloud
Minn
Cumberland Fair Harness Card Gathers Local Races
Tonight’s program begins at 7 30 with eight harness races at Cumberland Fair. Entries include pacers and trotters named such as May Knight Gray Chuck Ossippe Lady Tammy Scott Caroline Marcon Mars Seaside Scotch Lawful and Shadydale Mimic among others with varied purses from 400 to 600 dollars.
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May Knight
B. Nelson Dale
D. Richards
H. Richards
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al Dale
C. B. Chappell
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N. Murray
Newport Ltd
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Adios
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Bay State
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J. D. Salley
Eddy H
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May F. Watts
Bea Lace
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Clems Pride
E. Tracy March
Hal
R. Millett Fair
R. Hafford
R. Gartley
Pat Flanagan
C. Connor
Flashy
Kim
H. McKenney
Camden
J. Gerry Albert Dares
C. Gordon
R. Wiley
Jeffson Moraka
R. P. Johnson
Estelle Harper Wins Western Maine Bowling Title
Estelle Harper of 20th Century Lanes Biddeford claimed the Western Maine Ladies Class A title with 1 042 in a field of 18 at Pastime Lanes. She will face the Eastern Maine champion next to decide the Maine champion. Libby and Lessard earned special prizes with 112 and 131. Kinney, Smith, and Smith posted strong totals from Concorde Square Lanes Portland.
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Priscilla Kinney
Blanche Smith
Rose Smith
Confreee Square
Portland
Pigs Domesticated By End Of New Stone Age
By the New Stone Age humans domesticated swine as scavengers first. They kept pigs until people discovered that pig flesh was suitable for eating.
Hart Council Bowling Team Takes Title
The Biddeford A team representing Luke E Hart council won the state Knights of Columbus championship in Old Town led by Chris Anton and Nick Gillis former state champs. Gillis posted a 635 five game total while Anton totaled 631 as Biddeford pulled away after a rough start. Local scores included Leo Laverriere 520 Roland Petit 499 Joe Laverriere 495. Madawaska placed second 2661, Millinocket third 2575, Biddeford B fourth 2519.
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Chris Anton
Nick Gillis
Biddeford
Knights of Columbus
Madawaska
Luke E. Hart Council
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Anton
Leo Laverriere
Roland Petit
Joe Laverriere
Millinocket
Waterville
F. Guilbeault
R. Lantagne
M. Lamarre
G. Paquette
E. Gonneville
Adults Sought to Support Old Orchard Beach League
The Old Orchard Beach Little Town League reports over 90 boys signed up but only two adults attended a recent meeting. A new session is planned for tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the High School Cafeteria to seek coaching volunteers and interested adults.
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Denly
Little Town
Irving
Bud
Hertz
Legue
Giants appreciate new Dodger look at Los Angeles
The San Francisco Giants swept Los Angeles three games to start a series, ending Drysdale’s streak as Jim Davenport and Bolin limited Dodgers to five runs in two wins. Cincinnati split a doubleheader with New York and moved 3.5 games up on St. Louis. Cardinals fell to Pittsburgh 2-0 as Pizarro and May provided the runs. Phillies split with Atlanta as Alou and Torre homered. Chicago beat Houston 4-1 behind Nye while Santo hit a three run shot for the Cubs.
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Associated Press
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Lou Johnson
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Jerry May
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Hal Lanier
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Mets
Tom Seaver
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Cardwell
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Braves
Felipe Alou
Joe Torre
Rico Carty
Alou
Hank Aaron
Ron Santo
Bo Belinsky
Nye
Astros
Cub
G.B
Francisco
Brandon Returns to Form in Loss at Fenway Park
Boston right-hander Brandon pitched seven strong innings allowing five hits with seven strikeouts but lost 1-0 to Kansas City as Danny Cater homered in the second inning. Nash shut down the Red Sox, who had runners in five innings without scoring, snapping Boston’s four-game win streak. The crowd of 31,450 marked Fenway’s largest turnout since 1964.
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Jimmy Taylor Becomes Free Football Agent
BATON ROUGE LA AP Hard running fullback Jimmy Taylor veteran ground gainer for the Packers became a free agent. He did not send in his 1967 contract and will wait for free agent status. Taylor aged 31 is a nine season veteran and Packers’ second draft choice in 1958. He set an NFL record with five consecutive 1 000 yard seasons and ranks third all time in yardage. Packer sources declined comment. Lombardi said Taylor fights for a contract like he fights for yardage. The piece also notes a Spanish Armada historical reference.
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Jimmy Taylor
Green Bay Packers
Taylor
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