Whitey Ford Shuts Out Angels as A Laces in Pitching Form
Whitey Ford blanked the Los Angeles Angels 7-0 with four hits allowed, 10 strikeouts and one walk in seven innings, showing return-to-form pitching for the Yankees. The rally included Joe’s grand slam and a push toward first in the American League standings as Boston led by percentage. In other games, Washington beat Detroit 9-4 with Larry Osborne two homers, Baltimore topped Chicago 8-7 on a bases-loaded ninth, and Cleveland, Kansas City, and Minnesota posted key hits and homers in a busy day.
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Joe Tee
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Larry Osborne
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Brooks Robinson
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Barry Latman
Jim King
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Orioles
Boating Safety Signals Learn to Help, Not Shelter
Outdoor Tips advises recognizing and using distress signals correctly to summon help in emergencies. Emphasizes accepted signals and proper use to avoid false alarms.
Arundel Resident Competes in Woodsmen’s Weekend Contests
Rodney Record of Arundel is among two University of Maine teams entered in the Woodsmen’s Weekend at Orono. The event runs Friday through Sunday and will feature teams from Canada and the northeastern United States. Contests vary from scoot loading to pulp wood throwing.
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Arundel
University of Maine
Orono
U. S
Canceled welterweight bout in Worcester local card
Fights last night in Worcester, Massachusetts ended without action as Dick French of Providence and Julius Mepear of Vancouver British Columbia had their welterweight bout canceled.
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Associated Press
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Musial Ties Ruth Mark With Triple Drive
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals tied Babe Ruth with 1 356 extra base hits after a decisive three run double in the seventh inning helped the first place Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 4 3. The pitcher Larry Jackson and family nearby remarked on the photo moment.
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Financials and Perks of 19th Century Baseball Unveiled
The article outlines player deposits on uniforms, gate receipts distribution in the National and American Leagues, and league charges. It notes touring costs as teams spent on travel, hotel bills, and meal money for players, with no spring training salaries and modest laundry stipends.
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Stine
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Indians
Gendron Wins Second Shift Handicap Rolloff at Pep perell
Paul Gendron of the po team captured the first annual Pep perell Manufacturing Company Men’s Second Shift bowling rolloff at the 20th Century lanes Biddeford Thursday. Fifteen bowlers competed with Gendron posting a 598 total for first with a 95 pin handicap.
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Pepperell Manufacturing Company
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O. Guay
R. Sylvester
Jerry Dean Seeks Repeat Win In Lost River Trot
Jerry Dean the 1959 New England Trotter of the Year aims to repeat at Rockingham Park in the Lost River open handicap trot with driver Odbrey Ginn. The Maine veteran seeks more records including a possible track mark and the fastest earnings in a Rock meeting as six-horse field vies for purses over the final weekend.
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LeRoy Copeland
Bucky
Shadydale Merita
Ken Gagne
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Sports Awards Presented At Biddeford High
Biddeford High athletes were feted at an assembly where athletic awards were presented by president Paul Stebbins and coaches Arthur Descoteaux Neil Serpico Joseph Plamondon and Miss Joan Duranceau. Letters and certificates were given to wrestlers basketball players track and other squads.
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Arthur Descoteaux
Neil Serpico
Joseph Plamondon
Joan Duranceau
Fred Crowley
John Weiss
James
Daniel Aguiar
Stanley Fifiel
Philip Roy
Ronald Gobeil
Denis Nadeau
Bruce Swanson
Donald Berthiaume
Douglas Hersom
Serpico
Stebbins
Ttke
Vicki Zimniski
Sharon Johnson
Donna Alexander
Donna Poirier
Joan Ledoux
Priscilla Beaudoin
Kerry Harrison
Robert Callahan
George Sansoucy
Steven Zimniski
Robert Bourgault
Lloyd Cochrane
Brent Armstrong
Daniel Pappas
Marc Dubreuil
Buddy Wong
Richard Thibeault
Thomas Dutcher
Jerome Deschambault
Richard Spill
James Clark
Harry Wooster
Gerald Perrin
Richard Oliver
Joseph Knee
Stebins
Bruce Carp
Leo Bineau
Steve Fleurant
Robert Bourque
Paul Two
Biddeford High School
Nine Colts Entering Big Race
Nine-horse field for the 89th Kentucky Derby with Greentree Stable’s entry leading as favorite Candy Spots. Ambush Stable’s On My Honor and Rex Ellsworth’s Candy Spots among early pace contenders. Investor odds over 100-1. Derby worth 151400. forecast cloudy and pleasant with 70s to 80s temperatures. CBS TV and radio coverage scheduled.
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Greentree Stable
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Walnut Hill Farm
Gray Pet
Cain Hoy Stable
Never Bend
Rex Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Ambush Stable
On My Honor
B. J. Ridder
Royal Tower
Patrice Jacobs
J. J. Cherock
Weather Bureau
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Nicklaus Leads Nevada Tournament with 64 as Palmer Trails
Jack Nicklaus shot a record 8-under 64 to lead Arnold Palmer by two strokes after the first round of the $60,000 Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn. Palmer posted a 66 as Gary Player praised Nicklaus’s power and accuracy. Other notable scores included Bill Collins at 67 and a group at 70.
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Bill Collins
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Bo Wininger
Johnny Pott
Doug Sanders
Doug Ford
Jacky Cupit
Lionel Hebert
Gardner Dickinson
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Musial Sets Another Record in Cardinals Cubs Win
Stan Musial belted a three run double in the seventh to lift St. Louis past Chicago and extend his record chase. The Cardinals maintain a two game lead as Pittsburgh and San Francisco stumble. Elsewhere Hank Aaron homered for Milwaukee as New York Mets erupt for ten runs.
Boston Red Sox Take American League Lead
Boston chases the AL lead as they face Kansas City in a key early season matchup. Pesky may start Conley or Monbouquette, with Yaz and Schilling powering the offense. Yastrzemski hits .388 and Schilling .329 as Boston aims to stay ahead of Cleveland and the Athletics in a tense pennant race.
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Little Red Riding Hood
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Ed Rakow
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Musial ties record with three run double for 43 victory over Cubs
Stan Musial of the Cardinals matched Babe Ruth by reaching 1 356 extra base hits with a three run double in the seventh that sparked a 9 0 win over the Chicago Cubs. Whitey Ford of the Yankees allowed four hits and struck out 10 in his first complete game of the season, a 7 0 win over the Los Angeles Angels. READ JOURNAL WANT ADS
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Cote Captures Pastime Lanes Weekly Rolloff
The Pastime Lanes weekly rolloff drew fourteen bowlers from 106 average and below. Bob Cote led with 577 across five strings, earning first. Ray Boudreau took 550 for second, Leo Laverriere 548 for third, Lucien Huot 432 for fourth. Special prizes went to Cote 135 in third string and Bill Valian 127 in fourth. Other scores included R. Perrin 527 and G. Bissonette 526. Next event set for next Wednesday.
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Ray Boudreau
Leo Laverriere
Lucien Huot
Bill Valian
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B. Valian
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R. Cluff
R. Belair
L. Dubois
H. Goldthwaite
D. Shaw
E. Berube
Prizes Awarded at Industrial League Banquet
The Industrial bowling league held its annual banquet at Boucher's White Wave in Biddeford Pool last night. Rainbow Tavern were the 1692-63 champions, with 24 trophies and cash awards presented by Nick Gillis. Rainbow Tavern actors included Fred Walker John Kimball Bill Elliot Buster Desmarais and Paul Gagnon. The Lumberjacks finished second followed by the Aces and National Colts. High honors went to Paul Gagnon 102 high triple to Don Raybine 368 and high single to Fred Walker 145. The handicap trophy went to Edie Larkin and Rainbow Tavern topped team scores with 1519 while Lumberjacks notched a 547 single.
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Biddeford Pool
Rainbow Tavern
Nick Gillis
Fred Walker
John Kimball
Bill Elliot
Buster Desmarais
Paul Gagnon
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Don Raybine
Edie Larkin
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