Belinsky Shuts Down Yankees in 5-3 Angels Win
Angels left-hander Bo Belinsky limited the New York Yankees to four hits in a 5-3 victory highlighted by a George Thomas grand slam. Ralph Terry took the loss as Los Angeles spoiled the world champions' night with timely hitting and strong defense.
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Washington
Detroit
Ray Herbert
Chicago
Red Sox Sweep Twins Behind Strong Offense in Minnesota
Boston won 14-5 as Chuck Schilling and Ed Bressoud led with homers and multiple hits. Gene Conley earned his second win while Earl Wilson saved, moving Boston within one game of the league lead and setting up a road series with Kansas City. Yastrzemski boosted his average to .388 in the American League batting race.
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Polackwich and Cleveland tie for low gross in open amateur
Dr Steve Polackwich of Biddeford Saco CC and Dr Hebe Cleveland of Gorham CC each shot 73 for low gross at the open amateur handicap golf tournament ended yesterday at Saco GC. Bob Marier of Webhannet shot 79 for third. other winners include Class A and B nets and grosses with golfers from B S, Riverside, York and Boston.
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Gorham Country Club
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Webhannet
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Riverside
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Ron Boutet
Pete Lepage
Bob Todd
York
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Bob Utman
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Bert Goodwin
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National League Standings And Wednesday Results
National League standings show St Louis 14 7 Pittsburgh 11 6 San Francisco 12 9 Milwaukee 12 10 Chicago 10 10 Los Angeles 10 11 Philadelphia 8 10 Cincinnati 7 10 New York 7 12 Houston 7 13 Wednesday results include Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 3 Chicago 13 St Louis 8 San Francisco 5 Pittsburgh 1 Houston at New York rain.
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Election Day Favored To Win Open Handicap At Rockingham Park
In Salem New Hampshire Election Day roan pacer trained by Tommy McInnis is the 2-1 morning line favorite in the $6 000 open handicap at Rockingham Park. Despite an outside post he posted a 2 04 3 mile last week and is seen as the top threat with Lusty Leader out of contention. The field includes Bucky Day Shadydale Merita Al Winger Santa Pace iGuy Sampson Diamond Dios Real Good Time and Swift Water. Trotters return Saturday led by Jerry Dean seeking a track record and Rock trotting money won marks with Rapid s Son aiming to challenge the all time Rock meet money list.
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Bruins Acquire McCord From Springfield Indians
Boston GM Lynn Patrick announced the Bruins obtained star defenseman Bob McCord from the Springfield Indians for players to be named later. McCord, 29, a three time AHL all star with 11 goals and 35 assists last season, has not played in the NHL and won the 1961 Eddie Shore Plaque.
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Dodge Captures Handicap Rolloff By Single Pin
The American Mercantile league 31st season near Pastime lanes held a 15 bowler handicap rolloff. Bob Dodge led with 526 total on four strings aided by 28 home pins, edging Roland Belair by one pin for second place. Ray Gosselin placed third with 489, with high non‑place scorer Lou Lachance at 126 in the second string.
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York High Warriors Open Season With 5 0 Win
York High pitcher Searles allowed six hits as Wells High was shut out 5 to 0 in a Southern York county league interdivisional game. Mike Weare, Frank Twombley and a fielders choice sparked York in the first inning.
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Don Hanson
Wells
Moundsman Searles
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Searles and Coombs
Hanson ‘and Griffin
Biddeford High Rally Edges St. Louis 6 3
Biddeford High erased a late tie with a three run eighth inning to beat St. Louis 6 to 3 at Waterhouse field. Pitcher Bourque earned the win with 9 strikeouts as Aguiar Chenard and Chantigny drove in key runs for the Tigers.
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Valliere Hurls No Hit Game At Kennebunk
Roger Valliere pitched a no hit no run game for St. Ignatius against Kennebunk High earning a 2 0 victory. He struck out 12 and delivered a timely single to drive in the winning run while Roger LaPrise doubled home the other tally as St. Ignatius opened Southern York County League play. Bob Perry worked three solid innings in a losing effort for Kennebunk.
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Pro Basketball League Names Stamford Mayor Kennedy President
J Walter Kennedy 49 mayor of Stamford Conn will become NBA president September 1 succeeding Maurice Podoloff 73. Kennedy has long been connected with the league from its BAA days and has served as publicity man and official in basketball and youth sports.
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Giants ace Jack Sanford throws third complete game
Jack Sanford, after a spring holdout, pitched his third complete game of the young season, a 5-1 seven-hitter over the Pittsburgh Pirates to notch his fourth victory. The win pulled the Giants within two games of first in the NL as St Louis extended their lead. Banks powered the Cubs past the Braves, with two three-run homers and a RBI double in a 13-8 victory.
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Pan Am Games Scoreline Sees Records Fall in Sao Paulo
Pete McArdle wins 10,000 meters in a Pan Am record 29 minutes 52.1 seconds as J D Martin clinches the decathlon with 1 122 points at Sao Paulo. Canada’s Don Bertola and Venezuela’s Fae l Romero Sandres set 800 and 200 meter marks while the U S tally reaches 76 golds.
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Jokers lead in 20th Century Union League rolloff bowling
Mrs. Madeleine Deschambeault of the Jokers won the T W UA AFL C SO Girl's William Pollock league handicap rolloff at 20th Century lanes Biddeford last night. Deschambeault posted 358 three game total aided by 51 handicap pins. Rita Doran runner up with 344. Lauriette Viger third with 340. Lorraine Foss fourth with 333.
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